the xl will have a larger screen and they will be built by htc. google says it will be the most pure way to get the new android 7.1, they won't have any added software. this will be the best way to experience a new operating system. one thing they will announce is daydream view which will be compatible. that's a vr product, it you can put your phone on and watch vr content. there's no price being spoken of. they will also offer a wi-fi router. it's a router that you put in your house and it creates a network with other routers, you can say goodbye to the black box -- spots that don't get wi- fi or signal here they may be speaking of a new tablet and that's far-fetched. we aren't sure that will happen. google home will be sweet. it will rival the amazon echo and it will take care of some of the smart stuff you need taking care of in your home.>> there is a lot on the plate. google is a company that has so much money, they can do these things without a major risk.>> you have to know, google wants to know what we are doing online, so they can give us better

will the big players be google, apple, tesla, nextev, or will it be gm, ford, toyota?n, will we see a completely different -- i am not saying those companies will disappear, but will we see a different hierarchy? padmasree: you will see newer players that will be significant players. it is a big industry. it will never be a winner-takes-all industry. it is worldwide. in addition to cars, the value chain itself will change. so it will become more of a consumer-driven product then it is even today. there will be other new players, perhaps, and some of the old players will figure out how to switch themselves. emily: padmasree warrior, thank you so much for joining us. it has been great to have you. padmasree: thank you. ♪ ♪ announcer: "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motors. >> ♪ i-d-e-a, ideas ♪ narrator: from his ethereal fabric sculptures to his public inspirations, to hispublic inspirations, to his more intimate drawings, do ho suh created a body of work undeniabley unique. >> do ho suh has developed a signature style of work and when one sees his work, one

and i am not sure that google, you know, would be good at improving that. a great track record at social products anyway. >> yeah, but they did take youtube and make it a $100 billion company. they did shepherd youtube to a $100 billion company, so they are very good at managing a brand that isn't the core brand, so that makes them perfect for it. >> fair enough. one thing we've learned quickly is we could go ten minutes easily talking about this. >> fun parlor game. >>> in other news, guys, a good morning for bezos as amazon trades near all-time highs. the company is introducing prime breeding, giving prime members access to a library of books and magazines, eve if they don't own a kindle or fbi tablet. bezos tops "vanity fair's" 2016 new establishment list, ahead of zuckerberg and evan spiegel. farhad, how does bezos top this year? record highs. obviously dominating all of his large-scale rivals, adored by the media. i'm not sure what happens next. >> he just keeps doing better and better. i mean, the prime news this morning i think is interesting and sort

used to be just the media newspapers and all the sudden as google, facebook, all of the internet sites and also i had this experience which may be other people have had as well where i increasingly found that i would sit down at the computer and maybe try to write an e-mail and the four hours would go by ad like in the casino effect. so i thought our presence has gotten strange. this ad model where the ideas to resell your audience to other people as opposed to buy the product themselves seems to be counter intuitive. i started thinking like when did this really start who invented this? and that led me on a search, i thought i was roman times or something. it turned out it started more or less in their early 19th century in new york. that's what made me go back. it was a search for the getting of the river nile. where did advertising come from? >> host: why was it that in new york? >> guest: that's a great question. i think it was a number of factors. he started having cities who were really large and in a population that they can address their newspaper advertisement and get some resu

google. it has unveiled a of smartphones as part of its push to put -- sell its own hardware. they will be sold in two sizes. it features a powerful camera and long-lasting battery, a direct challenge to apple's iphone. google also showed off a new virtual headset and new wi-fi. we have been tracking the story. good to have you with this, aaron. google is jumping into this. what are they trying to achieve? >> they are borrowing of play from the apple playbook. apple is able to control every part of the design process and design software and produce an all-around package. google has often have more difficulty with that. it means many of the phones and mobile devices have often suffer from quality control issues. this move will allow them to maintain all the throughout the production cycle. that means it should boost their viewing among the public. >> they say it should be more than just hardware. they wanted to be more about artificial intelligence. >> google released new hardware offerings and what is at the heart of each of them is the new google assistant. a further example of their offe

don't be googling that. if you had a sign. you had a site in june intersection that's anha that dd decagon t how many side to side sign have age, eight, 12, or 20. it's a decagon. i'm going the 20 side. i ran out of four. when we come back we are herere a dense fog advisory has been left of your own little book for brought tedious to hold forth to the site keep that in mind it will be locally heavy with the cold front to the west colder air behind it cold air behind it all caps on snowliee in billing, high temperature of about 75 and then you make a run at 80. and then we all caps the potential of what and it may have on the east coast. a normal rush-hour in bound 90 from the last that much is a delay 40 eastbound it's not expanders much for 80 just before 477 across the valleyview bridge they did this yesterday for an emergency thing and it was .-dot b i have the command. >> knew this morning ?- a driver thrown from his suv thrown over and hit a pole just before 1:00 o'clock this morning to you driver's name has not been rele

. >> google's home wi-fi router will be announced at the event and cost $130 launching alongside the google home smart speaker and a new "chromecast" possibly called the 4k "chromecast" ultra. >> reporter: we may also be learning more about what google has been doing in the world of vr. the company first announced news that their daydream vr platform in may, that it's being built into the android 7.0 operating system. it starts at 9 a.m. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the crowds are expected to be big and traffic will likely be bad as san francisco hosts a tech convention. the "dreamforce" convention put on by "salesforce" starts today at the moscone center. 170,000 people are expected to attend. the city takes in at least $100 million during the week long conference. >>> and today the u.s.s. san diego will be opened for tours from 10 to 2 as part of fleet week. more than 2,000 sailors and marines will arrive onshore to take part in the week of events. the blue angels will make an appearance on thursday. >>> with the name hillary clinton and donald trump so often making headlines these days

google data. if they can do that, that would be nice. emily: that was our bloomberg news reporters. e, google will reject e.u. charges it's operating a monopoly. the newspaper says the company will respond within weeks to three separate charges that it's broken e.u. competition rules. the cases have to do with online search business advertising, and , android operating system. coming up, we will hear from xiaomi's chairman. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a venture firm artup is doubling down on southeast asia with a new fund worth $50 million. that will focus on early-stage startups. he says the aim is to fund 200 deals and use the money for follow-up. this is the company's second fund in the region. it has invested in several companies. turning now to streaming, xiaomi set-top box is available in the u.s. they are entering a crowded space. major tech players offer products that stream video to tv. one thing that makes the mi box stand out is it is internet-based live tv. we caught up with the c.e.o. and vice president of global operations. >> the way we do business, our d

apple is not content being in iphones. googlenot content -- alphabet is not content being in search. everybody is diversifying. they all have moon shots. not all of them are going to work, but some are going to work. i think it's a good idea to get away from just being search and into hardware. >> you wouldn't buy google, though? >> no, i didn't say i wouldn't buy google. i said -- >> i don't know. the notes in front of me say john wouldn't buy it here. >> we were going over notes, and i said the same thing about amazon. >> would not buy it here, and have not seen enough buzz about the new products. is this you? did you say that? >> maybe he had google glass on when he was looking at the chart. >> josh lipton is out there at the event. >> okay. >> he will tell me if indeed they have this, and they start catching buzz about this at the event. not just rumors about what they might come out, but what they come out with. then i can change my opinion. yes. >> we jumped the shark, apparently. all right. here's what else is coming up on

if true, this would mean google would be ditching its nexus brand. tech experts are anticipating news that the chrome operating system will merge with android which would create a hybrid system called andro-media. beyond that, tech reporters said they believe google is expanding into more mature tech so to speak as it turns 18 years old this week. >> and the google wi-fi router will be announced at the event and cost $130, launching alongside the google home smart speaker and a new "chromecast." possibly called the 4k "chromecast" ultra. >> reporter: so lots expected to be announced today but we may also be learning more about what google has been doing in the world of virtual reality. the company first announced news of their daydream vr platform back in may according to a bloomberg report. daydream is being built into the an dry 7.0 operating system so -- android 7.0 operating system so it starts at 9:00 at ghirardelli square. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> pet owners want more funding for the alameda animal shelter which may close because of budget probl

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would cause a major realigning in a lot of different businesses, not the the least of which would be googlend facebook who still have quite a bit of power to influence society. is that going to be a hindrance to that happening? >> there's also television advertising which is still the main revenue model. although about half of television revenue comes from non- advertising which is interesting. something to ponder, see what happened if facebook and google switched the paid model and if people would pay $12 a model and a year for facebook. i would probably pay a dollar a month for google. if they wean themselves off that diet, with that ultimately lead to a completely different place for how the economy goes forward? i'm not sure. it's hard to get people to part with money or what they think is money. americans, we like, we want to part with money in the less obvious way. were in the free stuff. the other side would say advertising is so natural, part of this idea so natural that will never be fully rid of it. >> i can't think of a better note to end on the knot somewhat hopeful note about w

let's say you want to own 100 shares of google over time, the way to set up that position would be touy 25 shares four times over a period of weeks or even months. let's say you want to trade. i know many of you want to but you feel discouraged because you remember how all the amateur day traders got blown out when the tech bubble burst. the key word was amateur. you home gamers can make money trading if you do it right like a professional. in the old days when commissions were higher, that wasn't true. the commissions would eat into your profits and it wasn't worth while to trade. that hasn't been the case for ages. let's come back to our core long term position strategy. we own 1 hurn shares of google and we want to own it long term. let's say it's trading at $500 a share. every time the stock jumps 25 points, or 5%, if you want to trade around position to preserve capital, you might want to sell 25 shares. you save a little off to bring in some profits. once google reaches 525, you would own 75 shares. you keep scaling out the same way although always i love the stock. i would like

google was said to be working on a financial advisor on an offer. presentative for google declined to comment. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: let's get more on the easyjet story. the company's profit has fallen for the third time since 2009 as the state of terror attacks hit demand. the falling pound -- let's bring -- fabio balboni is still with us. chris, let's come to you. how much of the profit decline is down to brexit. only one of the many headaches that they have to face. chris: there is a basket of issues. they started the year with terror spree having a huge impact across various fronts. they have been trying to move past cases like egypt and places like north africa. brexit follows on. the profitlion of are to -- they understand million pounds below where they thought they would be nine months ago. -- they are 250 million pounds below where they thought they would be nine months ago. there is a lot of brexit pain still stored up for them, in terms of the pound and the impact on the -- anna: fabiola, do you have any good+++ what

up its product portfolio at the event today and in the most strategically important product may be google home, voice activated speaker to channel amazon's echo and expect more details. other products in the room, google has struggled in the mobile home market which is dominated by samsung and am. their phones are expected to run google's latest high end android features and to cost more than $600. directly competing with the leading player the iphone. google's video streaming strict chrome cast which will support 4 k quality and expected to show off the new day dream head set for gamers to spread internet connectivity throughout your home. >> virtual reality sounds fun. i wonder why gog simple attempting to really get into the smartphone market again when apple is clearly the dominant player. are they wasting time? >> it will be a low margin for them because they are outsourcing the aspect. they want to try to control the hard ware as well as they do the software. have to wait and see if it works. low margin business when at a time margins are coming down. >>> thank you very much. >>> mo

the key is believing what google says about the firewall, and trusting that there will be a line betweenatform company and google hardware division. carol: why it is not next being usprevious these days -- a pri these days. carol: welcome back. i am carol massar. david: i am david gura carol:. to win overd american consumers with the recently redesigned prius:. this necessitates to lot over the life of the prius. even silicon valley and hollywood stars were driving it. now, that position is taken by tesla. the same way that hybrids were considered to be revolutionary at the time, people think about that as electric vehicles. people want to move on to what is new, hot, and cool. that has been to the detriment of the prius. carol: the previous isn't cool? >> not that cool. they redesigned the prius to make it appeal to a wider design of people. the redesign went from what was admittedly not a good looking car to what is now maybe a little more out there than the typical person may want for this type of vehicle. it is very flashy, sort of angular look that is not particularly popular with u

they did this joint venture with what used to be google life sciences. is this an weaarea -- is that t medicine of tomorrow? >> i think pharma r&d and life sciences is so risky you never know where the next thing is coming from. it's exciting to see collaborations with some big names and some less big names. they announced something about next generation antibiotics with a small biotech that doesn't have a great profile and i already forgot the name. but it's incredibly exciting and offers great potential. >> brian mcgee, engagement manag manager, thank you very much. it's a whole new world. >> yeah. >> all technology. let's get on with earnings. renau renault has seen strong demand in europe. shares are up by 1.3%. >>> rival peugeot saw revenue fall by 5%. new car sales dropping by 17% in china and 4% in europe. the second largest carmaker said it saw overall car market growth of 6% in 2016 in line with other automakers and analysts. >>> let's talk luxury. kering reporting a 10% jump in third quarter sales thanks to a turnaround in gucci which accounts

what they have unveiled is a big step above uggla cardboard. -- google cardboard. can they be a big player when you have oculus and htc? >> the big factor for google becoming the de facto vr headset maker is based on what we saw today. they have the headsets, that cost $80, you plug the phone in and it works. the others have a combined solution in hundreds of dollars. there is when you had to connect to a whole laptop stack. the way google is doing it is correct. emily: doesn't work? cardboard? a the screen could be better, bit higher resolution, but if we are looking at this as a long-term solution to the vr concept, this route they are taking is very promising. right now it is just the pixel. other phones will get more functionality over the next few months. as of now it is a bit of a picture. emily: what is the market for this? >> there is a different question to be asked. i don't think that hardware is the issue. hardware is part of it, but you have to have content. media, social media, gaming. google announced some things today around their intent to make the other portfo

google maps... and answer questions using sources like wikipedia. in the kitchen - it prepares shopping lists and sets multiple timers. orders are now being taken for "google home". it costs nearly 130 dollars - which is about 50 less than "echo" and will be in homes november 4-th. southwest's fares are falling! the airline is in the middle of its 72-hour sale right now, and you could score a bargain! the semi-annual sale offers tickets for less than 100-dollars. one-way flights begin at 49-dollars... and increase to 79, 99 or 129-dollars ...depending on distance. holidays are blacked out the sale ends thursday at midnight. a special education teacher shares her special day with her students. how these students made her big day, extra special. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were called "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. i approved this message because i know we can teacher invited her entire clas

google maps... and answer questions using sources like wikipedia. in the kitchen - it prepares shopping lists and sets multiple timers. orders are now being taken for "google home". it costs nearly 130 dollars - which is about 50 less than "echo" and will be in homes november 4-th. thanks for joining >> announcer: this is a fox news special presentation. >>> and good evening from fox longwood university in farmville, virginia. this is fox news special coverage of the vice presidential debate. tim kaine and mike pence will face off. tonight america is watching to see how it goes. this has been donald trump's most difficult week yet, after he blasted a former miss

google. >>> and maybe this guy was just hungry? well, he's beinglowed by the police, but the man behind this pickup truck made a pit stop at the drive-through. he was later arrested by authorities. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." jon, over the to you. ? thanks, sue. twitter topping estimates in its first earnings report since acquisition interest in the company reportedly fell flat beating on the top and bottom line, jack dorsey cited optimistic about the company's video streaming potential. take a listen. >> we see people watch tv with twitter for ten years and comment about it, which makes whatever they're watching a lot more interesting, a lot more entertaining, and a lot more insightful. and we're looking at that and trying to remove friction in every way that we can. and that's what the live streaming initiative is about. >> all right. let's parse dorsey's comments and twitter's earnings. we're joined by a couple internet analysts. good morning. >> good morning. >> neil, when twitter's

business. >> google wants to be a leader in artificial intelligence. when you look at google home, it's eerily similar to amazon's echo. >> google knows they need to have hardware out there. if they rely on partners, there is risk that partners may work with someone else. by making their own hardware, they can make sure only google software is front and center on the device. >> do you agree with that? >> i wanted to ask a quick question to ian. the $649 price tag on the pixel phone, which it starts at, is that too high for a new device on the market? >> it's very ambitious to do that. if its strategy is to push google assistant, it's ai, across all products, more affordable smartphones would make that easier. over the years they partnered and shipped just 4.4 million smartphones to the market at much lower price points. apple shipped 145 million iphone 6s. so they have a massive hill to climb. they're not known as a brand making smartphones. they have not sold that many smartphones in the price, and they're setting a top price that only apple and samsun

i -- while there may be some noise, if google bought it, i think, though, the strategy at google thoom be able to do that, and maybe there is a hiccup and maybe there isn't. we'll wake up a year from now, and the stock will be up. it will be such a small part of their business. >> hi, it's courtney begin ston. i wanted every wanted to go back. jack obviously repositioned his company on the last call, right? >> where do you think you actually value it and how low does the stock need to go in order for someone to actually say, okay, this is time for me to come in and it's worth it? >> it's a great question. we could add a couple of companies like twitter in that mix. i think you could talk about pandora in the same breath. i think you can talk about etsy in the same breath. when i are doing the technical analysis, you might say they're still too expensive. if twitter dropped down into the $8 billion to $10 billion range, i think it's gone pretty quickly. you would say if you are trying to compare pure tech you are right. we almost have to start erasing that. >> it's really becoming a ble

you can see what google is trying to do is say lou -- google intelligence is going to be in everythinge, i'm sure it will be in the car, it will be everywhere. that thinking is probably what led samsung to buy them last week. we have an investment coming out of oslo building a stack as well. you can do things like asking where's a good place to watch the game which doesn't make a lot of sense. oslo knows about tvs and sports bars. emily: john lilly, partner at greylock. talking about your $1 billion fund raise. thank you for stopping by and keeping me company on the set today. day one of streaming on twitter. tomorrow on bloomberg, don't miss designer tory burch. she will be joining "daybreak america" to discuss the 2016 election. up next, bmw taking on tesla. we have an exclusive conversation coming up. ♪ emily: new data from market research shows pc shipments continue to decline, but less so than earlier this year. computer makers shipped 60 8 million machines in the third quarter, down from 71 million this time last year. the u.s. proved to be a bright spot. unit sales rose 2% for a

and google home, their echo competitor, will also be announced. that likely will also go on sale before the holidays. pricing and availability, hopefully all of that, will be determined during the announcement tomorrow, october 4th. that's your monday morning geek fix, everybody. have a great day. but then you get the price tag. >> right. >> we have to wait for that piece of information. >> yeah, sticker shock. let's send it over to holly. >> it's patchy, but becoming more widespread inland. so those close to the lake, we're not seeing as much for you, but we are seeing plenty in other locations. we're going to see sunshine, so there's sort of a mix for your monday, and i think overall, pretty nice day, upper 60s for highs, will be a few degrees above of clear skies. the set up for this first full week of october is pretty amazing, once we get past today. i'll let you know how warm, because there is a warmup to talk about, and it's impressive for this time of the year, you'll see. >> 5:26 right now. the investigation continues, the new details rel

i will be joined by the vp -- hugo bera. amazon and googlenvesting a lot of money into a drum delivery. how'd -- on drone delivery. how do they get beaten to the punch by a startup and re-know, nevada? that is next -- in reno, nevada? that is next. ♪ emily: the commercial drone market in the u.s. is projected to top $1 billion by 2022. everybody is fighting for a piece of the pie. one interesting segment of that is delivery drones. amazon and google are investing heavily, but they may have been beaten to the punch by a startup in reno, nevada. ♪ >> there are already more than half a million drones registered in the u.s.. there is nothing quite like a flying robot delivering a package into your hands within minutes of placing the order. that is a magical experience. >> that experience is not as far away as you might think. flirty is the first company to get government approval to make deliveries by drone, beating out amazon and google. ♪ >> dz, ip, are you ready to go? ok, we are clear and ready for you to deliver. we are in the desert outside

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this is the first time google averages a phone built on you may be aware that google has sold nexus phones through 2010, but they were not typically available through network carriers. it's believed to be carried by verizon, thanks to a leak by verizon. goggle home looks like an air freshener, but it will allow answers from google, stream television, and you can control your smarts lights, switches, doors, and other connected devices including nest, which is owned by google. the announcement will be at 1:00 today, live streamed of course on youtube, and also a new virtual reality platform that will allow you to use apps and other cool gaming features. >> that's cool. >> i wonder if you have to stand in front of the google home thing like that boy doing. it's weird. you're talking to a machine. >> the fact i can orderser that thing around, i don't care where i need to stand. >>> a good reason to use your bank's atm. according to a report from bankrate.com. atm fees have reached a record high. the average total cost of using an out of network atm is $4.57, and the study found overdraft fees

and at this point in time, we -- nobody could get a job or a roommate or even a date without being googled. so you just have to think about how would you feel if the first five pages of your search engine results are images of you fully exposed and naked, images that you never wanted anybody to see. so my clients are distraught. they are afraid of their future. >> thank you. terry, let me bring you into this conversation because there is obviously this problem that affects both men and women but women have been disproportion e disproportionately affected by this and take about the gender nature of the problem and as well as what you are seeing in the space and why your organization has gotten involved? >> oh, you know, thank you. and thank you to representative jackie speier for bringing this legislation forward. and thank you so much. and because yet this is another tool that domestic violence abusers can and do use, to stop women from leaving. right. there is an intimate photograph or intimate video taken, she doesn't think it will be shared with anyone because she trusts him, because sh

google wants to be in all corners of your home with its new wifi routers. not exactly exciting tech but it shows google's seriousness about being in every facet of keeping you connected to the world. unlike a single router, the idea is that you could have several of these google wis they ship in december and start at $120 dollars. but lets go back to that pixel phone. google's directly targeting the iphone with this one. google puts its own touch on the phone's design, with a rear glass panel and alumnium casing. like most phones these days it also comes in two sizes, but the big point with the pixel is the camera -- it's claims to be the best smartphone camera, based on a ranking by camera testing lab dxo. all pixel owners also get unlimited online storage for photos and selling point - 15 minutes of charging gets you 7 hours of battery life. but unlike google's previous nexus phones, this is pricey, starting at $650. in the us, you'll have to buy it directly from google unlocked or through verizon. google is taking preorers now but it arrives october 20th.

google fiber, while very fast, may not be a necessity. google is set to start construction in june installing fiber-optic alongs 2,400 miles of street in sap jose. 40% overhead on overhead utility poles. google's investment was expected to exceed $1 billion. how we connect to the internet has since changed and many people do their entertainment and shopping and on social media over wireless networks. it's doubtful google is going to get back its investment. >> fiber, while it may be important to the homes in certain areas, i've got to tell you the future of high speed and what we call broadband wireless is going to be much more important to the at&t and the characters than it was going to build out fiber networks. >> in san jose, city leaders remain hopefully that will match everybody's nodes. >> whether it's at&t or comcast or google or others, how can they make the investment to provide service to our entire community and the parts of our community that do not have the full access that we think everyone should have. >> the goal -- yconst

the key is believing what google says about the firewall, and trusting that there will be a firm line google 's platform company and googles hardware division. carol: why it is not so easy being a prius these days. ♪ carol: welcome back. i'm carol massar. david: and i'm david gura. carol: toyota failed to win over american consumers with the recently redesigned prius. >> the business has changed a lot over the life of the prius. when you thought about cool and wet everybody even in silicon valley was driving and hollywood stars, this was the car. now, that position is taken by tesla. the same way that hybrids were considered to be revolutionary at the time, people think about that as electric vehicles. people want to move on to what is new, hot, cool. that has been to the detriment of the previous. the prius is not that cool. the other thing is they redesigned the prius to sort of make it appeal to a wider range of people. the redesign went from what was admittedly not a good looking car to what is now maybe a little more out there than the typical person may want for this type of veh

google said it's about artificial intelligence. being talk to your device and have it answer back intelligently. apple has been working on that with siri as well. but google says it can do better, it can be a google for your own life, they say. help you find the e-mail, make a dinner res vatiervation. >>> the dream conference begins today. this thing is massive. roughly one out of every eight people who are in san francisco right now will be at that conference. 830,000 people live in san francisco. 130,000 people attend this conference. >> brings in a lot of money to the city. >> it has. when the center shuts down for a long time next year that will be a real issue. >> didn't they bring in a cruise ship last year so people could stay there? >> like the olympics. >> a mobile home in the parking lot for us. >> sounds about right. >> 11:14. facebook's launch of a separate marketplace section for users to buy and sell items easier didn't go as planned monday. some users of the section were able to post drugs, animals, adult services, weapons

salesforce has been building a case that his company should be the buyer. google and disney are also potential bidders. after two days of decline. s&p futures unchanged. nasdaq futures train to geek out at half a point. that's a look at what's happening now. nicole: lauren, thanks so much. they were so many interruptions when mike -- mike pence and tim kaine went head-to-head. some of the details. kaine won the interruptions and some even questioned. reporter: the campaign is going in and what they got coming out. they can certainly make all sorts of arguments will get into in a minute. the headline no doubt about it was all of those interruptions last night. it was started by tim kaine and he led throughout. according to one of our producers, kaine had 39 interruptions compared to mike penn state team. talking about nearly 60 ties in a 90 minute debate these two were talking over each other in the moderator of the debate appeared early in the night the obama administration economy. take a listen. >> the policies of this administration which hillary clinton and se

they are expected to launch a new personal assistant device, google home. it will be unveiled tomorrow in san francisco. it is similar to echo. it is designed to stream music, control home lighting and answer questions. it is priced at $180. google is expected to release two new phones. >>> yes. baseball. the perfect time. october. >> ready for the post season? >> i am ready. >> giants and mets on wednesday night. transactions today, including barry bonds. his experiment as a hitting coach is over. at least for now and a devastating loss for the 49ers. what happened and what this ,,,, without their star linebacker novaro >>> the 49ers defense ranks 26 in the nfl and will take had field thursday night against arizona without their star linebacker. he is out for the best season after tearing his achilles yesterday. he missed 2014 after tearing an acl in the championship game. lynch returns from a four game suspension knows how big the loss is. >> he was one of the leaders of our defense. everybody knows him. he is always one of the guys that, you know, they are game pla

will go across pixel phone, mobile phone and every hardware product that google brings to the forefront from this point forward will be about google assistant. >> understood. so much is made of the apple eco system, right? what they are trying to do here, i guess -- you mentioned all the apps and software that you download from google but now the hardware is trying to complete that eco system. lance, do you think that people will want to buy the hardware just because they use the software and the apps that google makes? >> it's a tremendous risk. i just don't know. in toward get information buy this hardware they have to see something truly compelling. the pixel phone is good looking device. in addition to the google services they put something extra. free storage for your photos and video at full resolution. that actually is very important to people. but it is such a big question mark. there's so much competition. i don't know if google can beat apple. >> where do you think the stock goes? >> we like it. it's a buy $99 target. for us much more pretty indicated on the core and how that's performing. our checks with ad

these are the guys by the way, just so david knows, he's going to be replaced by google. m fighting not to be replaced by amazon. sorry mr. facebook, but we are not -- we will not exist. we are going to be a huge waste of time. >> we'll be done, but luckily most of wall street will be replaced by all of them too. >> do you think amazon -- like if you like titleist you'll probably love dick's stores. that's a better -- >> suggested for you? >> right, suggested for you. if you act now you have three hours and five minutes it will come to your house tomorrow. >> but jim, the stock is only up 1.7% this morning. that being google, alphabet. >> but the stock had run -- >> it had run although it's not had a particularly good year. we're still talking 22% plus growth. why is this thing not get a multiple? >> i think that -- that's a great question. >> okay. >> i think people still feel that in the end this is a smaller market, that's it's an advertising market, that it is vulnerable, which i don't think it's all that vulnerable. >> well, also marketing expense, they didn't give ex

google home will cost $129 that does undercut amazon's echo by some 50 bucks. so what does the street make of this? i did check in with cantor. it's not going to bely material in the short term. this is an 8 0 billion company. but he does think google needs to be a dominant player in ai, artificial intelligence. it can't let rivals like jeff besos take the lead. >> josh lipton, thank you so much. this is the latest move as the tech giants battle. we would play a little game of "would you rather." here's a twist. for the short term and for the long-term, could be different answers. we kick it off with google versus amazon in the next three months. or the next three years. goog google, amazon. dan nathan. >> google pinned at 800 for two months. >> the next three months and for the next year? >> yep, yep, yep. >> for both. >> can you answer -- i don't even know. what was the answer to your question? she just asked 16 questions. >> i it not. i asked two. pay attention. >> apple -- >> answered both with one answer. >> he understand the question. it's google for both. >> he did google for both. >> ask him again for guy-guy. please. >> for the next thre

twitter recently sent a number of companies could be set to take over but several companies like disney and google all bowed out of the running. there is one deals dell potentially -- deal still potentially out there. earnings will be report on thursday. bay area home prices picked up the pace a little bit in august according to the latest home price report. average price gains were up about 4% in august and the month before, july, was a flat month. year-over-year prices have increased by .7%, still better than the national average . >>> stock market looks a little flat today, let's see where we are. just a little bit into the red dropping by eight points, nasdaq down by two and s&p 500 also down in the early going. >>> it might sound futuristic but one of tech's biggest names might be upping the ante. >> we learned about a very quiet plan to make a car that flies. a man that works to the hollister airport got a snapshot of what seems to be a flying car following a bloomberg report that code -- google cofounder larry page invested $100 million into a startup trying to revolutionize transportation.

equity that could be lost. google pushing in, competitors at the lower end trying to push up. and it's q4. if you've got a premium phone, you can sell it. if you don't, you just can't sell it. how many people shift to a lower profit samsung phone? how many people abandon android or how many switch to another android provider? we'll have to see. >> fte is comparing this to j & j and tylenol. that situation took about three months to rectify, to actually get that tamper resistant seal on the medicine bottles. if you had to guess how long it's going to take samsung to come up with a new product that doesn't have these problems, how long do you think it would take? >> that's a great question. the problem for samsung is unlike johnson & johnson in the tylenol case, they resisted doing the right thing. they initially tried to downplay the problems. i think that has made this consumer problem much worse. the second big difference here is that smart phones have just reached maturity. so you're in a category in which consumer behavior is pretty deeply set and people are not upgrading a

be. moving on to google, hosting hardware event tomorrow where it expects to launch branded phones bearing its logo. htc rumored to be the hardware maker. separately, the e.u. orders alphabet to stop the android practice, accordg to reuters. back in april, said the android case was a high priority. take a listen. >> the thing that has concerned us is that in some markets android has become very, very big, and we have had people coming to us with concerns saying there is a risk of timing, that you can only have the operating system if you also have a full suite of google apps, and, therefore, it becomes a one-way street. that we are investigating and, of course, making it a high priority, because these are fast moving markets. >> i wonder, roger, most google and apple have had lingering e.u. regulatory shadow over them. how's that weigh on them in silicon valley? >> i think this is really hard, because they are being accused of being good businesspeople, right? this is a philosophical -- no, i'm serious. >> no, roger, they are not. they are not. they are being accused of giving their own pr

be in beta. >> i have to ask about twitter -- reports came out last month that it was possibly up for sale. google and disney have been mentioned. it is an acquisition the only way to restore twitter to growth and health? dick: i think twitter can be a companyul, independent and i think the world of the team over there. the senior leadership over there -- i think there are lots of different ways twitter can be successful. scarlet: that was brad stone speaking with dick costolo. sarah frier is still with us. i want to pick up where they left off. potentialf the acquirers, we are google, walt disney, salesforce -- are there any that are a more logical fit? we're hearing a lot of different things from investors and analysts. something disney makes the most sense because they are a media company and their close ties between dorsey and bob iger. she respects him for having turned round disney in the past. some people think silicon valley. have tried to bid for linkedin and it may be their way to do it. i'm hearing more skepticism about google but they have retained lazard to think about whether to make