apple is looking at this as a long-term play of where it will play of them controlling the entire ecosystem> some other reports show apple apps are only 4% of internet traffic except when they do an i. o.s. update and is suddenly mcing netflix like, something like 40% of the internet traffic. what does it take, exactly what does apple have to do to deploy this? what are they deploying. >> it is not that difficult. they are deploying servers, in many different locations, not too many because they are primarily focusing on north america and europe. they play servers as well as they place servers in third-party data centers as well as their own data centers they hold. apple controls a couple. centers we know, they built them out. those servers connected to other networks. the way that's done is a cross connect, a link to another network and sometimes you're buying transit to connect to many networks and sometimes you're doing a paid interconnect deal like we saw netflix do with comcast or verizon. apple is doing the same thing. >> they are not laying fiber but turning on dark fiber that's alre

jobs is a tough act to follow, but cook celebrated his first anniversary at the apple helm just as the's market capitalization had topped $623 billion. that mark, obtained on august 20, 2012, made apple the most valuable listed company of all time, breaking the previous record set in 1999 by long-term rival microsoft. [ticking] coming up, how the ipad is helping the autism community. >> he's completely communicating. >> absolutely. he's part of the community. i mean, communication is the essence of being human, and here he is, communicating fully now. >> apps for autism, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. so we're all set? yyyup. with xfinity internet your family can use all their devices at once. works anywhere in the house. even in the garage. max what's going on? we're doing a tech startup. we're streamlining an algorithm. we're going public! [cheering] the fastest in-home wifi for your entire family. the x-1 entertainment operating system. only from xfinity. [ticking] >> after steve jobs died in 2011, there was an outpouring of gratitude from his fans for the way his inventions chang

the timing is important, as apple is getting ready for a new product push.pad sales have declined for the past six months. >>> a stanford professor is the first women to get the medal forout standing discovery. 37-year-old maryam mirzakhani was recognized for her contributions in yes woman tri and the understanding of curved surfaces. she is going to help scientists make better predictions in other works. she accepted the award at the international congress of mathations in seoul, south korea. >>> we are learning new information about the hunt of a man accused of killing a 19- year-old from holster. now the city is taking a step to find her killer of and they shall going--killer. and they are going all the way to the governor's office to get help. that is coming up tonight at 5:00 p.m. >>> thank you for making us your choice for news. we are always here at www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. >> the following program contains actual video of real animal emergencies and is suitable for family viewing. coming next: can

apple will launch a new version of the tablet with 12.9 inch screen, the move comes as apple struggling with ipad sales amid competition. people replacing older devices less frequently. >> one packed industry competition, the ipad. >>> 4:47. hurricane marie churning in the pacific coast bringing big waves to southern california. waves so large, ocean front street and field beach flooded. here's a live look at the radar. hurricane marie spinning off mexico's pacific coast. waves up to 30 feet could come to southern california today. >> frightening prospects, but what are direct impacts for us folks here in the bay area? let's check in with meteorologist christina loren with an update now. >> glad you asked. we are going to get possibly some rain and we're definitely going to get big surf and rip currents out of hurricane marie. by the time we get what's left of marie, it's not going to be much of a cyclone. 62 oakland. 61 san jose. 54 to kick off the day half moon bay. tiburon, you can see the twinkling lights. the same for pacific beach, ocean beach clear. at least for the time being. t

apple is looking at this as a long-term play of where it will play of them controlling the entire ecosystem>> some other reports show apple uses only 4% of internet traffic except when they do an ios update when it becomes netflix like. what does it take, exactly what does apple have to do to deploy this? >> it is not that difficult. they are deploying servers, in many different locations, not too many because they are primarily focusing on north america and europe. they play servers as well as their own data centers that apple controls a couple. they build them out. those servers connected to other networks. the connecting networks and sometimes a paid interconnect deal like we saw a netflix do with comcast. apple is doing the same thing. >> they are not laying fiber but turning on what is already there? >> they are not a backbone provider. apple is buying from companies like level three and a voice and a lot of network resources and putting it together to create their own network. they do not own the cable into the ground or laying the cable. >> when you look at the the potential for this

the move comes as apple is struggling with ipad sales amid competition from larger smartphones. and as people replace their older devices a little less frequently. >>> american airlines has stopped posting fares on orbitz.com and plans to pull fares from us airways next week. american is in a dispute over the fees that those travel sites charge to post and sell fares. reservations already made through orbitz are just fine. those will be honored, but any changes need to be made directly through american or us airways. american tangled with orbitz in 2010 over the airline's effort to gain more control over the sale of extras, such as meals and wi-fi access. >>> well, the day is getting off to a beautiful start. let's get a check to our forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, it's going to be one of those days, janelle and scott, where you'll get the best conditions right by the water. 70 straight up in san francisco, 71 in oakland, 74 in san jose, and the further away you head from the coast, the warmer it gets, as that marine influence is thwarted. in livermore, 77

apple's glass cube store on fifth avenue, just up the street, it's here in new york. it's become one of the city's best known landmarks with its floating glass staircase as well as it's inner for apple. now one of the tech giant's biggest rivals wants to take on apple in the big pap l on its own turf, and if you want to burn as many as ten calories per minute, try rowing. the perfect answer? maybe. but not on a freezing river. some ivy league school. no, indoors, in the city. coming up, the founder of city row, elaine match, telling us exclusively why her fitness classes will give you a work out like no other. it's a growing boutique craze, it's part of our fit for business series. ♪ ♪ shingles affected me tremendously as a pilot. the pain in my scalp area and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space to move to change radio frequencies. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. as a pilot that meant i was grounded. ♪ ♪ liz: a simple facebook post from a major media ceo is sending his stock soaring today to. it's netflix. reed hastings shared s

nothing is as easy as apple makes it look.here are certainly risks to putting yourself out there and have people say things that are maybe not what you would want, and reacting to that at a moments notice. there are downsides for this. or if they integrate with the product as i'm suggesting and it does not work 100%, that could be embarrassing. but i think playing it safe is also a risk, and apple does not strike me as the kind of company that likes to do that. they are going to going for -- they are going for an event-based, steve jobs kind of culture to something quite different in the coming years. it will be fascinating to see how they do that. >> thank you so much for joining us. we will be watching his twitter account. more right after this break. ♪ >> welcome back to "herbert west," -- "bloomberg west," and i'm emily chang. t-mobile has, turned down a $13 billion deal with iliad. -- $15 billion deal with iliad. this is not a surprise. it does not appear that softbank had anything official on the table. >> let's back up

> shifting our attention to business news, and really big news from the airline industry as well as apple, but we want to begin on wall street, where investors had a lot to cheer about after another record day at the new york stock exchange. the s&p delivered, closing above the 2,000 mark for the first time ever, and the dow and nasdaq also closed in positive territory. green arrows across the board. look at that. cnbc's geoff cutmore joins us live from london. geoff, wall street is really sitting pretty right now. we've got the dow above 17,000, and historically, the s&p sitting above 2,000. so, the question is, how can stocks keep climbing? i mean, this bubble has to pop. >> reporter: yeah, it's an interesting question, isn't it? it's one that the street is fighting out, and there are advocates on both sides here. but i think the issue you've got to be wary about is volume. we're seeing very low volume activity in the stock markets at the moment, and we've really got to wait until labor day until a lot of the big fish come back from their vacations to find out how much conviction there

watch as apple and brennan have steinmetz call the gunman. probably are going to come and get your ass. i don't, i don't know. but now that they know the truth and everything, you should probably try to make some kind of effort, you know? >> reporter: listen in as mueller realizes they figured it out. >> oh [ bleep ]. i mean, they're going to come and get me. >> reporter: he pleads no contest to a charge of manslaughter, a judge sentencing him to 10 years in prison. the others are not charged. >> i don't think he did the right thing. i don't think anybody did the right thing. >> reporter: inside that courthouse, susie fleniken watching on, saying it all could have been avoided had they simply checked on her husband that night. >> had he simply come forward, this would have been a completely different, quote, "accident." >> she was disgusted with their behavior. she felt like they basically disregarded him as a human being. >> reporter: susie did not want to go on camera, trying to preserve that quiet life she and her husband once shared. but

apple is clearly looking at this as a long-term play as to where this is going to play into them controlling the entire ecosystem. >> some reports show apple apps -- are only a small percentage of the traffic until they do an up date, and then they become netflix-like. what does apple have to do to deploy the network? what are they deploying? >> with they're doing is areoying servers but they primarily focusing on north america right now. third are -- servers in third-party data centers -- apple controls a couple as we know and has built them out. those servers can connect to other networks and the way that is done is to make ross connection from the building to another network. transits you're buying connecting to other networks and sometimes you are doing a paid internet deal. apple in this case is doing the same thing. ask and other words, they are not laying fiber maturing on dark fiber that is already there? fax correct. they are not a backbone provider. they are buying from companies transit, ip,ree, voice -- a lot of network resources and putting it together to create their own own th

as we see buying mid-session. in the wake of facebook, google doing the same. apple released diversity numbers. 55 pshs percent white. 70% male. apple ceo tim cook had this to say. as ceo i'm not satisfied with numbers on this page. they're not new to us and we've been working hard for quite some time to improve them. and out in the "usa today" today, vowing to improve facebook's diversity. guy, the numbers out of apple, 18% black hispanic sounds weak, actually two to three times some rivals in silicon valley. >> by silicon valley standards you strong numbers. curious about the details behind the not just because of apple's retail employee base, now more than half the company. even in technical roles especially technical roles the numbers of blacks and hispanics on the rolls are higher percentagewise. interesting to me is that tim cook makes a business case for diversity. this is the first silicon valley ceo to step forward and do that. i think that's important for investors. i mean, some people feel like diversity is a feel-good cause. some don't care. the question

as apple gets ready to update tablet line as well. at&t is offering a $200 discount on apple ipads to anybody, here's the catch. you've got to buy a full priced iphone 5s or 5c but the deal is only available for customers who sign up for the two-year contract. there's always a catch. >>> apple betting that sapphire, if you watch my coverage from the consumer electronics show. you know that sapphire is this much harder and expensive material than glass that's used in the phone covers. it will be used for displays on future devices for apple. apple has invested $700 million in sapphire it will be used in the larger version of the iphone 6 with the bigger screen, as well as the company's expected smart watch or time, itime. the first sapphire displays are expected to roll off the production line in arizona this month. now let's look at corning because corning, glw is the maker of gorilla glass, those would be displays that sapphire might displace. glw is in gorilla glass and does very well, and the company, are we going to look at the com

. >>> and as apple hits $100 for the first time since its split, we'll tell you the other tech stocks that could be a smart choice for your portfolio. all that and plenty more right here on "worldwide exchange." where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledit card and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all of a new chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac - with no limits. so every time you use it, you're not just shopping for goods. you're shopping for something great. learn more at buypowercard.com >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." geeley autos down 28% as consumers continue to shun domestic brands in favor of foreign namps. exports didn't help, either, falling 42%. the company that owns swedish car brand volvo saw exports fall 32%. let's talk about hertz. it's tapping the brakes on its full year forecast. the rental company now is said to be well below its previous guidance. operational challenges, including record number of vehic

apple content. they roll out additional service and i cloud is something that is to performance issues as something ple wants to correct. it is going to become imperative to the quality of service and they will provide across all of their services. >> what about apple television? it is something worked out about four months. could something like this come into play in a big way if indeed apple comes out with a television set or some kind of television service? report, aey wrote the lot of people speculate about an itv. this has nothing to do with the itv. i do not know any other plans. they are putting this in place for software. they want to improve software in icloud. this book is the size of their business today. it does not have anything to do with itv right now. >> what does it have to do about creating a dropbox or something like that? it is a pleasant apple has look to grow in the past. >> absolutely. any additional services they want to roll it down the cloud, they can use their cn 4. they are only rolling it out. that was not deliver 100% of their content overnight stop microsoft and netfli

but india is an untapped market, even by companies as big as apple. >> phones are sold without subsidiesustomed to a long-term contract. the phones go for a retail price of about $230 or so. much more affordable. that is still a lot of money in india. >> india, the next mobile frontier. cory johnson, editor at large. thank you for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." you can get the latest headlines all the time on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, and bloomberg radio. see you later. ♪ . >> our best offer ever. $95 in free gifts.

three on your side with a chicken nugget recall today frozen nuggets are made by purdue and packaged as apple chicken nuggets this he were sold in stores across the the country. purdue has received several complaints from customers who say they found small pieces of plastic in those nuggets. recall effects packages with the best before date of february 5th 2015. >>> a teenage runaway lives inside wal-mart in texas for four days. the 14 year-old set up two campsites one in the baby stroller aisle, the other behind several stacks of paper towels and toilet paper. employees discover his hidden compound. customers never net ised the campsite so he made a makeshift bed and stored his necessities he took from store shelves. >> never expected that someone is living there and been living there for four days, that is crazy. >> boy reportedly wore diapers instead of going to the bathroom but he was afraid of getting caught. at the time he was living with his aunt while his parents were out of town. he has a history of running a way. >>> well, it is a beautiful day, beautiful afternoon in the delaware v

the company is almost sitting on twice as much cash as apple.ent billion dollars in cash at the end of june. even though pandora is based in oakland, one of america's most diverse cities, the streaming media company says its staff is almost two thirds white. statistics from silicon valley companies shows a similar lack of ethnic diversity. white men and asian men are posted very well. thumbtack is getting a big boost from a big name -- google capital is leading a $100 million investment charge. the san francisco company says it has now raised 150 million dollars. that is today's coming in from the files of "bloomberg west." and arlet, it was a time different place. i remember it clearly. you would wonder through the revolving doors, fight your way through the perfume, cosmetics counter. none of that is there any more. department stores are forever changed. stephen sadove is the chairman of the national retail federation, and he was the ceo and defined exclusivity for saks fifth avenue and joins us on the future of these wonderful storms. now the

as important. if you look at it based on market data 20% of handsets are 4s. if appleants to expand they need to get rice points down as opposed to a larger screen. apple does not have the same kind of content tie and in markets like china. customers do not pay for content and the itunes store is on a limited basis so there are challenges in terms of growing the market. larger screen to make a bigger difference in developed markets where content is key and videos are a bigger driver of traffic. you.ank >> we will take a short break. russia's biggest sailmaker reports results this morning. we take a look at whether the company is taking a hit from the sanctions against russia. stay with the program. preparing forre the larger ipad. apple has been trying to shake up the ipad line. consumers are moving to smartphones with larger screens. china's two biggest car-rental companies are planning to ipo according to people familiar with the matter. it will raise $600 million this year. china auto rentals are seeking asey to expand their fleet growth and leisure travel spurs the

the recall says chicken nuggets are branded as apple gate natural chicken nuggets. eached out. says whole food stores in maryland are affected by this recall. and because maryland has a distribution center that to d.c., there is a chance the recalled nuggets could have been sent to whole foods stores in d.c. as well. none of the affected products were sold in virginia. the chicken nuggets were sold from -- this is the date to look for. anywhere between february 5 and august 8 of this year. if you have the product you can return it to the store for a full refund. >>> if you are on the hunt for a deal this month you are in luck. some of the best and worst buys in the month of august. when it comes to best buys you are going to find deals on summer staples like $v grills, box retailers and home improvement stores will cut prices as much as 50% this month. also a great time to get a deal on patio furniture. and kiplinger says don't wait until september when the pickings may be very slim. on the other hand you are going to want to wait to buy any -- wait wait wait, to buy any apple

largest mobile market in the world, but india is such a huge untapped market, even by companies as big as apple yeah, and you know, the issue for more premium smartphone makers like samsung and apple in markets like india and china, the phones are sold without subsidies. paying 190stomed to nine dollars for a phone and signing a contract. that does not happen there. the xiaomi phones are much more affordable, but it is still a lot of money in india. >> india, the next mobile frontier. cory johnson, our editor at large. thank you for watching. and thank you for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." you can get all of the latest headlines on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, and bloomberg radio. we will see you later. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is bottom line. today, russia bans some food imports in response to u.s. and eu sanctions. in westh toll rises africa's ebola epidemic. we will look at how cap affairs affect a passenger's tip. fares affect a passenger's tip. in the united states and those joining around the world, welcome. we have coverage of the stocks d

as a third sector. >> i still love apple as an example. e will come out with fantastic products this fall. the larger tablets will increase into the business sector. iwatch will be great with kids and bigger iphones finally so you can see what is on the screen. dierdre: carol, thank you so much. lots of good ideas there. carol pepper joining us. we'll take a very quick break. when we come back another big name, a lot more for the hollywood superstar miss jessica alba than blitz and glamour. she is a savvy entrepreneur as well. we'll speak to the investor who has just helped her company raise another $70 million. adam: also apple could finally jump into the smart watch business. when can we expect the announcement? september. details, i will tell you, actually jo ling will tell you the date coming up. ♪ adam: thinking about strong dividend stocks big names like coca-cola come to mind, right? the list of dividend aristocrats consist of fairly unknown names. here are stocks with yields close to or higher than the s&p's 2% yield which increase

. >> drugs are, you hate to say they are as american as apple pie. they are here. are not going anywhere. >> the growing epidemic is fueled in part by people increasingly hooked on prescription painkillers, people looking to heroin as a cheaper way to get high. people like marie who grew up here and took her first hit two decades at age 16. we agreed to protect her identity. >> how often do you do heroin now? >> several times a now. like right now, i've already done two no 40 packages a day. >> do you have one dealer or multiple? >> multiple. >> the majority of drugs at 60% are sold in and around the public park by chelsea town hall. an endless flow of traffickers, suppliers, sellers, and buyers. >> how do they find they are way here into a place like chelsea? >> they almost have like a network of runners or suppliers and they will send them out like delivery guys in a pizza store and say you go to chelsea for the day. you go to another city for the day and they will basically network like that. >> what's the most number of times somebody has been arrested? >> oh,

apple. it's so cheap that as long as the products can plug in and turn on, the stock will be fine. question for apple is when are they going to wake up and realize that the cloud is the future of their world and that there cloud product currently is terrible. it does not need to be. they are apple. they can get this right. >> is the phone with a bigger screen enough? >> i don't think it matters. i think new is what matters now. i think apple has several things that went into the most current phone, the 5s, that are tremendously innovative one of which is the fingerprint security and another is air drop, the local sharing of files. those things were only on one product and now air drop is on a bunch of products but as things spread around, they become much more valuable. i think this generation will take that forward. we are no longer in the early days of cell phones. it is really hard to get people excited about a cell phone today. from apple's point of view, put out new products, ideally they will be great and even if they are only ok, they will still be good enough because the st

they're saying to kids who are as american as apple pie, we don't want you.ogan, i mean, you are one of those republicans that gets the tone thing, the republican party they don't get it. they're communicating to american latinos who are saying, republicans don't like us. >> we have to leave it there. when we return, let me finish with why the white house is happy to hear republicans talk up impeachment. you're watching hardball, the place for politics. ♪ [ female announcer ] when the pressure's on... only secret offers clinical strength invisible solid and clear gel with 100% odor protection. secret clinical strength. with 100% odor protection. with the top speedou compare of comcast the top speed of business dsl from the internet... phone company well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> let me finish with the numbers the white house has been prodding on to tea party conservatives talking about

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here have seen the demand for heroin skyrocket. >> drugs are -- you hate to say they're as american as apple near not going anywhere. >> reporter: the growing epidemic is fueled in part by people increasingly hooked on prescription painkiller, people looking to heroin as a cheaper way to get high. people like marie who grew up here and took her first hit two decades ago at age 16. we agreed to protect her identity. how often do you do heroin now? >> several times a day. like right now i've already done two 40 packages today. >> do you have one supplier? do you have multiple suppliers? >> multiple. you always need multiple because sometimes one ain't around so you need your backup dealer. >> reporter: police say the majority drugs at 60% are sold in and around the public park by chelsea town hall. an endless flow of traffickers, suppliers, sellers, and buyers. >> how do they find their way here into a place like chelsea? >> they almost have like a network of runners or suppliers and they'll send them out, like delivery guys in a pizza store. you go to chelsea for the day. you go to another ci

. >> drugs, we hate to say, they're as american as apple pie. but they are here. here. >> reporter: the growing epidemic is fueled in part by people increasingly hooked on prescription pain killers. people looking to heroin as a cheaper way to get high. people like marie. who grew up here and took her first hit two decades ago at age 16. we agreed to protect her identity. >> how often do you do heroin now? >> several times a day. like right now, i've already done two 40 packages today. >> reporter: do you have one supplier, do you have multiple suppliers? >> multiple. you always need multiple. you need your backup dealer. >> reporter: police here say the majority of drugs at 60% are sold in and around the public park by chelsea town hall. an endless flow of traffickers, suppliers, sellers and buyers. how do they find their way here into a place like chelsea? >> they almost have like a network of runners or suppliers and they'll send them out like delivery guys and say you go to chelsea for the day, you go to another city for the day. and they'll basically network l

. >>> fast food may be as american as apple pie but america's second largest burger chain is moving north of the border, burger king with tim horton's. it should not impact your ability to get a whopper anytime soon but behind the scenes it will help bk dodge some taxes right here in the good old usa. it's a controversial strategy known as inversion. i love these financial terms, christine romans, is sitting beside me. inversion is legal but some politicians and fast food lovers alike are fired up about it. petitions and boycotts are popping up all over facebook and moveon.org. christine romans is with me now along with curtis dubay, senior policy analyst at the heritage foundation. christine what is going on? >> burger king, based in miami, is going to merge with tim horton's, based in canada. the company's new headquarter also be in canada, both companies will keep their separate footprints but makes burger king a canadian company. the stock is up because everyone thinks this is going to lower the tax bill for burger king the company not saying anything about its tax bill in its press r

a first look, analysts have expected two versions, one with a 5.5-inch screen and it will put apple in, asapple is not commenting. >>> time now 6:51 boy a terrifying scene, the commotion inside which left two people dead. >>> a young woman missing from the central coast and there are fears she may have been kidnapped and the nationwide effort to bring her home. . >>> they believe a california man is wanted for murder, may be holding a young woman hostage. the nationwide alert is issued, jose is accused of a driveby shooting near hollister which killed 19-year-old arian, she was an unintented victim. vanessa flores was with him at the time of the shooting and may now be held against her will. >> we are waiting for your return. >> now the mother of miss flores said her daughter recently ended an abusive relationship with him. she graduated and was working at k-mart and dreams of joining the military. >>> the boat ran aground and we first told you, there is an outstanding warrant and the warrant from 2012 came while failing to a pier in court and past drug convictions. a ship ran aground and

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apple. but i wouldn't buy it here. melissa: jonathan, 45% of people surveyed the scratch resistant screen is top component they want. is that most important to you asell? >> apple just doesn't create phones, melissa, they created a religion. this product has built-in market of millions and millions of people. the fact that the stock is at an all-time high i think reflects accurate estimation of the prospects for iphone 6. the secret of trading i think buy the rumor, sell the fact. once the product cops out, that is who you want to sell the stock, not before. melissa: charlie gasparino. >> i can't believe the size does matter and small is better got by you. melissa: come on, keep it clean. >> i thought, you know, listen this is big test for tim cook i think. you know, listen, jobs is hard act to follow. this is one of those tests he is going through. he is winning this one. he does have doubters on the board. this thing sells and meets expectations it will be one more sort of feather in his cap to keep him in there for a while longer because there are questions on the board. but i think this, if this hits expectations -- melissa: yeah. >> you can't

they believe it's a very strong retail strategy to be as close as you can to an apple store. of either. stuart: the store's got to be as good as apple. when i walk into an apple store i get taken care of really well. >> have you been to microsoft, there is one in new jersey. stuart: no. >> they are beautifully designed. they are helpful. stuart: got to go, dow is down 67 and your take is next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. . stuart: people build bars that they relate to, they think of their employees almost as families. and they're not as aggressive as they should be, and then rob them blind. stuart: yeah. >> and

apple new products are coming, sort of. the computer giant has sent out invitations to an event as it does every september, but as always, appleill not say what it will announce. the smart money says the new products will be a smartwatch and a larger iphone. >>> google's top researchers unveiled project wing. a fleet of delivery drones announced last year by amazon.com. not only to deliver goods more quickly but bring relief supplies to disaster areas. >>> with americans trying to enjoy one last blast of summer hollywood is not expecting much at the box office. "guardians of the galaxy" is likely still to be the top earner for a second straight weekend but only estimated to pull in maybe between $12 million and $14 million. >>> cleveland browns quarterback johnny manziel has a new nickname. he is now known as johnny jam boogie. this after appearing in a sni snickers commercial as an aerobics instructor. he will be their number two signal caller. he doesn't look entirely comfortable in front of the fitness class, but don'try because manziel has endorsement deals with mcdonald's, nissan and nike. >> nothing better than a guy who

well as the apple. >> a bill working its way to the california legislature would add more baby changing tables to men's rooms. now, there is no law requiring businesses to install changing tables. this measure doesn't demand it either. it simly says that if a table is being installed or upgraded in a woman's rest room, the facility must add one to the men's room as well. >> the modern family continues to evolve. you have things like households. you have single parents and dad who want sz to s to be involved raising of the children. i think this makes sense. >> estimating the changing tables will cost between 60 and $3 $300. let's head outside now. talk to spencer christian about the weather. >> yeah. well there's a lot it talk about weather wise. let's go back to doppler 7 hd. we have gathering thickening at the coast and quite a few clouds over the land areas throughout the day. of course over in the sierra you've probably noticed rain over there that's beginning to slide in our direction. we might get a sp

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but as expected, apple was mysterious on the invitation, writing only the words, quote, wish we could say more. shares rose a fraction to $102.25. that's a new record. >>> and some of the nation's top banks continue to work with the if ib fib to determine the scope of a huge hack attack. as we reported last night, sophisticated hackers had reportedly gained access to computer systems and bank records of jpmorgan chase and six other banks. this latest scheme has raised questions on how consumers and businesses can protect themselves against getting hacked. our next guest says there are some simple steps to safeguard their personal information. he's got goldman ceo of text power, a website security firm. a lot of people are very nervous looking at these headlines. and a lot of people do some of the anti-hack attack steps and still they feel very vulnerable. how vulnerable are you to these big attacks on the big banks? >> well, in the ongoing cat and mouse game between security and hackers, chalk up another one for the mice. there are plenty of things that you can do to protect yourself.

apple. it is so cheap that as long as the products can plug in and turn on some of the stock will be fine. question for apple is when we are going to wake up and realize that the cloud is the future of their world. their cloud product currently is terrible. it does not need to be. they are apple. >> is a phone with a bigger screen enough? >> i don't think it matters. new is what matters right now. apple has several things that went into the most recent current phone that are really tremendously innovative. one is the fingerprint security. another is airdrop, the local sharing of files. those things were only on one product that as things spread around, they become much, much more valuable. this generation will take that forward, but we are no longer in the early days of cell phones. it's really hard to get people excited about cell phone today. put out new products and ideally they will be great even if they are only ok, they are still going to be good enough because the stock is trading for significantly less. >> are you saying they could be a lot better when it comes to potentially conne

arranged for her to be on the field before the game and on the jumbo front before the game as well. >>> apple fans, they have a reason to be excited about new apple products. they have spent much which is up since same time last year and apple introduced the ipad. >>> and remembering a south bay teacher known for his love of the great outdoors. tributes with a teacher who died of an apparent hiking accident. >>> and marching with ferguson missouri. hundreds turned out for a solidarity protest, the message from oscar grand. more crowding here and we will tell you more away from the coast and it is 65 and mild and 77. bulldog: you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. not to labor the point, but this sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters . >> welcome back, live look at levi stadium in santa clara, looking beautiful this thursday morning and now there is a new brand-new problem at the stadium stadium. janine de la vega is there right now and she will tell you what it is and how it is affecting the team. stay t

and that's one apple is expected to unveil the next i phone as usual apple to not reveal any detailsish we could say more >> : our tech reporter gave sleigh here not tell us about what other mystery related to the sample media event they will have to keep everybody on edge >> : there is something very different about this pressing event and larry are holding a new location for years to use the events in terms of the cisco this time the fun center for the performing arts check this out to all the young >> : apple is building business restructure behind the sixth sensor >> : the deal from helicopter partnership with abc seven news shows a three story structure shrouded in white hard to tell covered with dry white cloth material and a polar often reveal at or near recession meat out of all white tent camp was material and use it for art something that they're doing that they will be very interesting to find out what this is an opening get down there next week a couple to colleagues that were down there today ian's topmasts stories and pictures and said that security guards will what the

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so i'm get a reaction relating to apple, as well. >> all right, ramin, thanks a lot for that. >>> the number of foreign visitors to japan has hit a record, monthly high. some have been attracted by a weaker yen. others from southeast asia are finding it easier to get visas. the number of visitors from mainland clooi that and indonesia more than doubled. last year, the number exceeded 10 million for the first time. more cruise ships are docking at japanese ports. and people in the tourism industry are seeing another banner year. more headlines for you in business next hour. here's another check on markets. >>> officials overseeing the damaged fukushima daiichi power plant in northeastern japan are putting their hopes in a new water treatment system. workers for tokyo electric power company have started testing the system to remove radioactive materials in contaminated ground water. if successful, the treated water would then be released into the ocean. the test began after about 500 tons of radioactive ground water was pumped up from drainage wells around the reactor buildings. the wor