nobody's buying blackberry.kets where the moto g was introduced in latin american, it is an android device. we have to worry about android getting into the other places where blackberry is doing well. i don't see it coming back just because it has a keyboard. it is a software problem. >> i went to the store that i bought my blackberry from last year. i had a little problem with my blackberry, went back there. the possibility existed that i was going to have to buy a new one. the guy said i got no blackberries to sell you, they took all the inventory back because the demand is not there. that was a little troubling to hear. >> t-mobile had an issue as well. >> jon fortt asked john chen about having blackberry adopt android to survive. >> tell me again, two years out from now what are the odds that you are making android phones, not just blackberry phones, john. >> can't comment on that, jon. you know that. we're open to any possibilities that help to move our business forward obviously. i think when you and i cha

i have always been a blackberry fan as well.nally use one, but when people are saying blackberry is totally dead and over, that was ignoring a lot of the great things that blackberry has. it is the most secure platform out there. i think that it still has some valuable crown jewels at the company. so today we saw there was a really nice earnings report, big surprise, did better than wall street was expecting, so it's not the end just yet. >> yeah. they live to fight another day. colleen thank you for joining us. a good bunch of topics. v >>> all right. the drama playing out at movie theaters all over america now. coming up tomorrow, i'm going to show you the theater theatrics they are using to lure americans off of the couch and out to the movies. >>> all right for decades companies like kellogg's and general mills have drilled it into us that mornings are for cereal. the habit has grown into a $10 billion industry, but business has been soggy in recent years. parents don't want their kids eating all of the sugar. overall we're

blackberry was the leader as far as enterprise go and corporate culture used blackberries. by 2018 there is going to be one billion byod, bring your own devices. charles: after that, whatsapp deal, that reinvigorated people thinking there's a nugget we are missing. >> blackberry was huge globally, they cut on 40% of workforce. they are in the too big to fail bucket. charles: stopped them from selling assets to china. >> a lot invested in their success in the future. charles: there is, but i've got to tell you, i don't want to digress, remember the co-ceo, co-ceo's we wear the same clothes, that never works out. >> a lot of investors are thinking, the stocks that were once dead, i'm going hold onto them forever. i have clients that fall in love with stocks. blackberry is never going to get back to $144 a share. charles: if you buy today and it doubles to 19, you doubled your money. >> say you buy blackberry, would you continue to hold it or not? >> i would. charles: you would? >> absolutely. they have their supply chain in check, talking about fundamentals. supply chain is i

i sat down with blackberry's c.e.o.ohn chen and asked him what he thinks of his company's turnaround chances now. >> obviously, when i was talking about 80/20 i had the visibility of this quarter. i will stay with that. one interesting thing is that everybody wanted to hang on to these numbers. we are getting a refined state. i think 80/20 is a pretty good number. i don't want to say anything is 100%, but we are fine. we are a viable company. we have strong balance sheets. lots of cash. we are starting focus on growth. >> ok. so where does 80/20 come from? what gives you any doubts at this point? >> we are all right. the world could change. the market could change. i have been in business long enough to say nothing is 100% because you will jinx yourself. again, i don't people just to focus on the 20. i want people to focus on the fact that we are comfortable about the viability of the company going forward. you saw all the numbers. we can talk about those, but we're in good shape right now. >> you are aiming to get to $

a pullback, you will on blackberry, around $7. buy it. up here at 930, fade it. >> making a better case -- losing the debate. >> that is going to be huge for these guys, if you haven't read about it, do it. then you'll buy the stock. >> bet bet for blackberry, whoever's left, microsoft maybe comes in to buy them. the only reason to own this thing. you want to buy it, buy it on a dip. >> the debate's over. results clearly say murph won, doc. semgtsing out now. closer at the very end, certainly appeared in the latter stages of the debate. who made the more compelling argument? weiss? >> i think murph did in terms of waiting for a pullback in the stock. a new phone coming out, i think a great phone. still don't like the iphone, but a good ceo. lots of cash. and stemming the losses. however, the q20 coming out in the fall? >> a great phone. >> we have had this discussion, though, a year ago and two years ago also. right? >> the stock, though, periodically, buying on dips. >> right. buying on the dips. i'd wait for it to pull down. >> another

cost cuts and asset sales are helping turn blackberry around. is out as the ceo of american apparel. why did it take so long? julie hyman has the story. the founder of the company had a colorful and very controversial year last year. >> we don't know exactly why he has been ousted. apparently there was an investigation into misconduct, possibly sexual, on the part of charney by the part of the company. whatever it revealed let american apparel to move and it moved relatively quickly because over andill be taking he has much more of a traditional sort of retail background. he was with old navy. he is a much different figure then charney who is a native of montrÉal and ended up dropping out of college and is a self-starter and someone with a very colorful history. >> he is very outspoken. he is an outspoken ceo. i remember in 2005, the infamous profile of him where he fondled himself in front of the reporter and she described it where he was very open about having sexual relationships with employees and did not see anything wrong with that. if you

i'm not saying blackberry will be able to make the turn. all right. it's a play on sell if versus sell through. they've actually been selling through more phones about north of 2 million phones per quarter for the last three quarters. so they have been working down this channel inventory. there is a demand for blackberrys beyond the united states, obviously, there is little demand. i leak what ken did with the amazon app store, right, bring tack in. most importantly, it's a play in front of this earnings. i think we will see cost reduction and slightly better handset numbers and the stock is trading at bare bone asset levels. so any good fuse will give us a lift. i think the short trade, which we were a fan of for so long is weening down. >> colin, listen, everything you state has been a case under numerous managers the last couple years. it's been trading at asset levels. listen, it's not really that difficult call. the stock is not going through. that being said on the product front, they basically abandoned consumers. that's declineing, are you wor

from oracle transition to the cloud to blackberry turnaround plans, blackberry posting first-quarterngs today. the cost-cutting efforts are starting to pay off. net income rose to $23 million as the company sold assets. blackberry still has major challenges on the sales side. revenue fell 69%. i sat down with john chen. >> when i was talking about 80-20, i will stay with that. one interesting thing is that everybody wanted to hang onto these numbers. we are getting a refined state. i don't want to say anything is 100% but we are fine. we are a viable company. we have strong balance sheets. we are starting focus on growth. >> what gives you doubts at this point? >> we are all right. the world could change. the market to change. i have been in business long enough to say nothing is 100%. you will jinx yourself. again, i don't able to focus on the 20. i want people to focus on the fact that we are comfortable about the viability of the company going forward. you sell the numbers. we could talk about those. we are in good shape now. >> you are aiming to get to $100 million in revenue. wa

>> blackberry is probably going to have a tough time surviving as they are today.coming less relevant as a hundred supplier. -- as a hardware supplier. muchawford, thank you so could they do terrific work on all the nuts and bolts of this stuff. >> smartphone revenue for blackberry the first quarter was $1.6 million -- >> chump change. >> smartphone, the actual hardware is the tough sell right now for blackberry. mixed messages from the federal reserve yesterday sent stocks around the world soaring. we will discuss all of this with vince reinhart coming up next. it is our twitter weston of the day as well -- question of the day as well. >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance ." i am tom keene. john borthwick, he is with beta works. you will notice a newer and different apple computer. a more15 we will know open company. john, i thought your note on this was absolutely brilliant. this is a different apple. guys like you are tech specialists. explain to me why this is a different apple. >> a couple weeks ago you had the wwdc -- >> code guys in the room. >

i think it's good for both blackberry and amazon.oesn't have the depth of applications that, let's say, android and apple has. and apps are everything in that market. so that's going to help them a little bit with their success. for blackberry, you know, their apps have not caught on fire and from that perspective, you know, adviceage of over hundreds of thousands of phone lines that we have, the data in adviceage shows the app usage is way, way lower with a blackberry device, let's say, than an apple or an android device. an apple device has four times, almost five times data usage. this is a great way and part of their strategy to go out with services and things along that line versus hardware to help boost their top line sales. >> i have a couple of questions on blackberry, neal. do they still have an advantage on the enterprise side? number one. and number two, does john chen need to be a bit more ambitious? a bit more bolder in terms of trying to turn the company around? >> well, the blackberry advantage on the enterprise side i

back in march, blackberry's c.e.o.aid chance s of turning around the struggling smart phone maker have risen 80/20. today we'll ask chen what he thinks about those chances today. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. blackberry's turnaround might just be catching on. the first quarter rose as the company sold some assets. however they still have major challenges on the sale side. revenue fell 69% in the quarter to $966 million. i sat down with blackberry's c.e.o. john chen and what he thinks of his company's turnaround chances now. >> obviously, when i was talking about i had the visibility of this quarter. i will stay with that. one interesting thing is that everybody wanted to hang onto these numbers. we are getting a refined state. i think 80-20 is a pretty good number. i don't want to say anything is 100% but we are fine. we are a viable company. we have strong balance sheets. lots of cash. we are starting focus on growth. >> where does 80-20 come from? what gives you any doubts at thi

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john ford is live with blackberry ceo. vote and we'll tally the result ares for you later. >> take it away. thanks for joining us. investors seem to be voting your way today. i want to get right to it here. so tell me, well, thank you john. >> secure messaging systems and we have qnx which is the beginning of the internet of things and then finally we have the network operating center. two years out from now. what are the odds that you are making android phones not just blackberry phones, john? >> can't comment on that. new phones coming out today. and now we solve the application problem. >> the passport phone looks interesting. i want to ask you a question from a bigger picture. there was a report that the canadian government, could a korean company make an overture that the canadian government be more interested in? >> i think they need to focus on the needs in the national security aspect of things. the canadian government is open to conversation. but we are not for sale. >> mr. chen, it is sue har are rera. >> how are

i am very focused on being able to make money with our devices. >> is this the start of blackberry's big comeback? joining us, mark su, tech analyst at r bchbc. was that mostly deliver by short covering? >> it is a case of a very heavily shorted stock and the results were actually less worse than feared. interesting with blackberry, for every person who's long the stock we have somebody who is short the stock. it's been a constant tug-of-war. what they have been able to do is improve their balance sheet so i think that's giving it a little bit of squeeze today. >> in terms of being at the tail end of the cost cutting, it was remarkable how much he was able to reduce its expenditures 57% year on year and 37% sequentially. since they are at the tail end, what's left now? they've just got to sell more phones. do you see that happening? >> yes. i mean they have to go through many difficult quarters of asset sales. they sold their real estate. they had to get a tax refund. it was almost like burning your furniture to keep the house warm during a nuclear winter. for them i think it is real

i meant blackberry, will this phone kill blackberry or nokia? phone is irrelevant to blackberry. no it manager would let this phone into their house. microsoft, no they are going to keep pouring money into that platform. this phone isn't a threat to the other mobil carriers it is a threat to retailers like best buy? >> i think this is early inning for amazon. it is good. i think they expand into verizon and i think the holy grail for them is when they expand internationally. we have to go but i wonder where this phone is going to be seen. >> at and t stores that is the new spot. >> amazon's website. i can't touch it i want to feel my phone. >> you can preorder it today. >> you can get it delivery date is july 25th. >> are you the guy that can't buy your groceries online because you like to feel the peaches? >> we have to leave. for more technovations you can check out cnbc.com/techdrivers later on after you have finished our fine show. you can catch "amazon rising" this sunday june 29th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> on deck, get your investing pencils

>> basically we take the chocolate ice cream, put blackberry moon shine, blackberry jam, blends it togetherh homemade vanilla whipped cream. garn tish with chocolate sauce, and blackberry. >> i to make it healthy, somber is on top. >> take it easy, mike! >> i don't taste the moon shine at all. but is that going to get me little hoo hoo, tipsy? >> all blended, in addition to that the cherries soaked in hundred proof moon shine. >> oh, 100 proof. very good. tastes like a chocolate shake. wow. now, you can't have, you know, a restaurant just on booze alone, right? so, you told me, look, blossom tacos or something. >> these are squash blossom tacos, basically what it is, actual plower from the squash, before it actually starts to blossom into the flower. >> okay. >> then what you do, you actually open the squash blossom up, take the pollen out, stuff it with braze beats, charred peppers, charred onions. >> down in there? >> down in here. see this little pollen? pop it out. put it in. we frelinghuysen it, there go. >> you have one in there? >> just got done frying them. >> there they are. >> tha

does blackberry end up dropping blackberry 10 altogether and going to android? john chane them positioned to do that rather painlessly now. >> cash burn clearly not the issue. for now. margins up 10 point year on year. has he taken out all the expenses he can? is that the story next quarter, too? >> agents mo little more to go. you want it to be not burning cash. accounting adjustments helped here. not quite there but close and stabilizing. that's the key. i think this industry needs to consolidate. there are two companies making money. apple and samsung. lots of companies want in. can't just launch a new product. this is a prime candidate for take-out now that it's -- >> by whom? >> more stable. >> by whom? >> by a lot of players. samsung is possible, any of the other, hp wants to be in this business. >> back in the day, in the earlier stages of the turnaround, the other thing analysts look at, cut costs but also creating a new revenue stream in the sense that he's licensing bbm, trying to create and enterprise, bbm. trying to hedge bets on hardware at the same

every blackberry, every hard drive. credit card receipt. did they buy storage devices. credit audit and access logs. all of these systems have logs. what did they do when they were inside of these systems. start pulling them all together. if the hard drives are gone all you have left now is a paper trail. >> would you want their address book. >> everything. >> find out who they could possibly email? >> so the day after lois lerner's hard drive crashed can i tell you when they put a new one in there they pulled down to the exchange server was still in the deleted and sent. more importantly what they pulled down from her blackberry and from her outlook the exchange server what's her address book. every name of every person that she has probably emailed is in there. i would send out a lead on every one of those and say who has got this. what do you have and go back that range of years. >> you can do that today, even though they say they have destroyed the recycled the hard drive? you could do that today? >> the example would be. >> is that a yes? >> you could go back and d

we will show you what happens with blackberry.akerruggling smartphone reported a narrower loss than analysts estimated, $.11 per share and the estimate was $.25. revenue was slightly above expectations and blackberry ended the quarter with $2.7 from $2.5 cash, up billion in cash the previous quarter. the ceo is trying to turn this company around, it will no longer be a consumer devices company. it will be a services company and he sold a lot of assets, to cover the costs, -- >> he came out swinging. looking at red hat, that stock is higher after increasing the revenue forecast. they also announced the you are an of -- resident, am i saying that right? this is a privately owned provider -- >> i was born in north america. >> but you have a fancy accent. andhave vmware doing this red hat has had a partnership with his company since 2013 mec that continue. >> coming up, the san francisco success story that has nothing to do with technology. >> plus, one of the trendiest diets out there turns out to be one of the most expensive. we wil

million ist of $23 sparking hope that blackberry's ceo john chen is turning the company around. shares of french utility eds since 2005.rst day they were down as much as 12% at one point, but recouped some of those losses to close 7.6% down. the government is halting a plan to increase electricity tariffs by five percent. that is the business news. back to you. >> thank you very much indeed, marcus. gonext on france 24, let's online. web news is next. >> welcome to the web news. coming up on today's show, a rack -- iraq shut down the internet to disrupt insurgents. darlinglatest world cup . and it is the -- a mountain bike champ. iraq has blocked internet access in five provinces and is denying access to google social -- google, social media websites to disrupt the tools used by the terrorists. given out in a letter to internet providers. the documentation includes a warning to the authorities -- from the authorities, saying anyone who does not obey will be threatening the security of the country. iraqslamic state of embarked on a massive offensive a week ago and is highly activ

. >> do you know if lois lerner had a blackberry or iphone? >> i don't know. >> you don't know?ot know. >> do employees of the internal revenue service carry mobile devices issued to them by the government? >> they carry them. they run the same e-mails system people do not have on office blackberries -- >> let's wrap it there. i think the big news there was lois lerner is at the center of this. she pled the fifth. she doesn't want to talk. they don't know if she had a blackberry or iphone. >> they don't seem to know much and don't tell anybody anything. for anyone to believe that these e-mails were coincidentally lost from her and six other key officials there, just at the period when the targeting -- and it's not conservatives. it's tea party people and pro israel groups were targeted too because they disagreed with the president's foreign policy. and this thing goes right up into the white house. no question in my mind that there's a political direction put in here and they're scrambling to do the cover-up. happily, by friday night, the mainstream media finally gave a few minu

i'm a blackberry girl. >> seth: yes, i am too. >> i love the blackberry.berry girl. [ laughter ] i mean -- >> but you know what i mean? >> does your blackberry have a name though? >> seth: no, it doesn't. >> and charlie gets everything new the minute it comes out. if it's out, he gets it before it comes out. so i had been sort of complaining and moaning about not having the iphone. >> you knew what she meant. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so one day i came to work, he had bought me the iphone. so he said, "maybe now you'll stop talking." but no, he bought me the iphone. it was a really nice thing, and i named her charlotte after charlie, because charlie's from north carolina and she's very southern. >> seth: okay, got you. your iphone is very southern? >> but i'm still trying to navigate it. i still find it very difficult to use. >> seth: 'cause it probably has like a southern accent. [ laughter ] does your siri have a -- >> hello, siri. >> seth: and now your show, your morning show, you have a very unique approach to the way you do things. like, how do y

. ♪ ♪ liz: our power mover of the hour is blackberry. guess what?t's had a couple of winning days here, but today to it's gaining more than 10%. yesterday on the smartphone maker's smaller than expected quarterly loss, and what do we have today? another 8% move to the upside here. today's jump on a bullish note from a firm that's usually known as a short seller, so perhaps maybe what it says has a little more heft. blackberry shares are up more than 20% over just the last week. this was a $5 stock. that was its annual low. so it's looking very good at the moment, not dead yet. let's get to the world cup in brazil. it is, of course, capturing the imagination of millions of soccer mans around the world. it's really the ultimate test of soccer skills on a global stage involving so many countries. the tournament is also a massive, vicious, bloody battleground between marketers and advertisers, but it's not a level playing field. for example, the organizers have banned world cup players from wearing beat withs by dr. dre headphones because rival sony is

how much of an issue is that and how much time does blackberry have? >> it is big.de they have two quarters but they have done a lot to raise money, including selling real estate. in reality they probably have three to four quarters but john chen has said by the end of the year he wants to be cash flow positive and i would argue he needs to meet that promise. >> we will see what happens. really appreciate it. war on the markets a bit later. -- more. we have stocks just barely in the brain there on the s&p. dow jones slightly in the red. investors weighing the conflict in iraq against steelmaking. i am trish regan and "street smart" starts right now. ♪ everyone, to the most important hour of the session. 59 minutes to go until the closing bell. addresses alibaba concerns ahead of the record expected ipo. the 27 earners to control board nomination. this may have some on wall street were read. islamic militants in iraq

. >>> well, it was the opposite story for blackberry. shares of the smart phone maker surged after reporting a smaller than expected loss and revenue that beat estimates. the company says it spent less cash than expected and its gross profit margins were up from last year. blackberry's ceo says the turn-around plan is right on track. >> i have confidence we can break even or actually make money off the devices. next fiscal year we should start seeing the turn to profitability by growing. today, i'm focussing on balance sheets, focussing on generating cash. >> the stock popped more than 9.5% to $9.09. >>> kroger out with strong earnings, the supermarket chain reported a 4% jump and upped the earnings forecast for the year. shares rose almost 5% to $49.66. >>> and shares of pier one plunged. the retailer cut the guidance for the year and warned of continue margin pressures because of a highly promotional environment. the stock tumbled 13% to 15. $86. >>> financial information company market saw its shares jump in its trading debut today. t

me to talk about their turnaround efforts is blackberry ceo john thain.y, we will have to hold the phone for a moment. i have to get over to new york to where president obama is about to speak at the white house. mark halperin in new york right now. >> good afternoon. hear frome to president obama in the briefing room, expecting to hear his statement about u.s. efforts in iraq. our colleague at the white house point out this is unusual. barack obama got elected in part talking about getting out of iraq. >> i think the scene down there is a little surreal, especially for those who have covered president bush and both of those administrations. got so farsaid, he publicly on the promise of getting out of this country. and now on the tail end of his administration, and being forced by events on the ground to get ready to commit some degree of force to the events spiraling out of control. with whiteident met house leaders and briefed them. he's is meeting with the full national security team exploring military and security options. there is clearly not happine

is blackberry going to end up as?, who still -- besides becky who still has a blackberry? >> larry does, i bet. >> the wife. >> i have an iphone and a blackberry. >> for typing? >> you get twice -- >> when you dictate on iphone you have so much fun because you can't believe the stuff that she thinks you're saying sometimes. it's worth a laugh. but it does work most of the time but then you look at something, it's like -- >> i believe the black bearry will continue as an andrew advice. >> the blackberry will continue as an android -- >> they will put the android on top of a blackberry and you will use your phone and be able to type -- >> why hasn't that been done already? >> i don't know. i think if they'd done it three years ago they'd be in a much better place today. >> let's get an update on iraq. michelle caruso-cabrera joins us from northern iraq. michelle? >> hey there, becky. oil is at a nine-month high. brent trading at $115. near $115 per barrel over in london as there are concerns about disruptions. so far, t

from a blackberry.t is how they wound up getting these particular e-mails, because they are on a blackberry server. >> wouldn't you think in her i.t. department if something went wrong with the blackberry, they would call up, and someone would show up with a sledgehammer and smash it to pieces. we had some problems with it so i destroyed it with all the power in my body. >> more like it's working! boom! >> they grilled him on the floor. chairman issa is saying no one is looking at the actual law here. you call this a real investigation? we need a special prosecutor for this. >> this case calls for a true special independent prosecutor who has the ability to issue warrants, to seize materials, to safeguard documents and other information before it goes away and get to the truth. and it's about time her attorney take back that statement she made that perjured statement that she broke no laws, she broke no regulations. of course she broke laws. of course she broke regulations. >> they want a special prosec

had allegedly hacked her cell phone chancellor merkel has purchased a thirty four hundred dollars blackberry encrypts all voice calls internet communications and text messages via a crypto chip and while chancellor merkel says yes to blackberry the german government is saying no to rise in germany as officially ending its contract with the virus and over fears that the company may be allowing u.s. intelligence agencies to spy on sensitive government communications germany's interior ministry spokesman said quote there are indications that horizon is legally required to provide certain things to the n.s.a. and that's one of the reasons the cooperation with the rise in just won't continue rise and had provided internet services to a number of departments within the german government for years now with the contract set to expire in twenty fifteen berlin is proposing to build its own secure now works in europe rather than having to rely on u.s. based companies of course all of these changes to communication security would not have been possible without and it's a whistleblower edward snowden whi

people had blackberrys and not using them. i think the pendulum has come back now.ize that if you have influencers and celebrities using the products and explaining how simple they can be to use and you do it in kind of a broad way, samsung has this program called white glove where they give out tons of phones to lots of people and they set it up. these phones can be very powerful in terms of word-of-mouth marketing. >> basically evenly split, 47 yes, 52 no. we'll see what strategy apple, going through its own marketing changes as we speak, which tact they'll take. >> speaking of celebrities and wearable tech, black eyed peas singer will.i.am is rumored to have his own watch. we cornered him on that last month. take a listen. >> will, you're wearing something else. we've gotten just a small glimpse. it's a black band on your wrist. you've been saying in some other interviews a little bit vaguely that that is your phone. i'm wondering if you can tell us what it is and what we should expect from you where wearables are concerned going forward. >> i don't have nothing

obama takes out his blackberry and puts it on to the table and starts playing with his blackberry andhim, which is really a tremendous stunned from one president to the next. lou: coming up more and more year of late. >> i developed a number of chapters you are because i think she is one of the great underrated political figures of our time. i compare her to some of the great political operators in our past. lou: michele, michele obama very quickly. >> some political ambitions. i am not so sure she has the temperament to really run for office. lou: well, what a blockbuster of a book you can put out there. and congratulations. much, much more success. appreciate it. the book is a blood feud. the author ed klein. on sale online and at bookstores everywhere. which in your opinion is the party of integrity. none of above, not a dime's worth of difference between the two to little to no integrity in either camp. in my 64 years i have never seen the likes of this administration, not even the nixon years. and a reminder, the author of tonight's comments received a copy of my thriller, border

. >> so the next thing is our ginger blackberry smash.o this is simple syrup, a cup of water, a cup of sugar. >> you're a mixologist. >> keep that on the heat until it dissolves. this is fresh ginger. >> i love ginger. >> this simple syrup without the ginger you can make ahead, keep in the fridge. this is tequila. >> that's a lot. >> this is three drinks. >> okay. >> fresh lime juice. then this is the ginger simple syrup which is cool. you want to cool that. into here we'll add our rim here. >> this is how you make a sugar rim. >> this is ginger and salt. >> so like a margarita but ginger on the edges. a few blackberries in each glass and we're going to smash them. >> this is good for libido too, right? >> if you're going to do a rim you want to make sure you do that before you put anything in your glass. >> okay. >> then pour this in? >> did you shake it? >> yeah. >> that in there. then we put a little -- >> that looks cool! >> a little ginger. >> let's taste one. >> don't taste mine. >> like a shot of tequila. cheers. >> cheers, girls.

but we did find out that blackberry had their big smartphone announcement today.d of mine, they loaded up on this he said blackberry is going to have this revamp. >> the majority is expecting a huge by. we're talking about teenagers. we are we're going to be spending a ton when it comes to holidays in january. watch for wal-mart. charles: all right, nothing like a cartoon and copy. [applause] >> continue to watch the utilities sector. a lot able pouring money into this. what does that tell you? $1.2 billion according to the funds of the last five days. beyond it is not just over jubilation about that. >> when they come out with earnings committee expected to increase for the first time. increasing by 10%. announced earlier this week and what i see about this is a software boom savon anytime you go to this, it can be really interesting. >> so another media says your new program should be a mandatory course in high schools and colleges. >> absolutely. and watching my man, lou dobbs. he is coming up next. making money with charles payne, keep it right here on fox bus

. >> yeah, blackberrys. >> he held up a blackberry and said, look at this, he's losing.ou were out there. you were at an event last night, just an absolute total shock. >> and mark and i were at a different together with a couple other people who know a lot about politics, i think the reaction at the table was this is totally incredulity. like this must be the onion, like, really? how is this happening there are few things that happen in politics that are genuinely surprises that no one saw coming. even the most informed political insider saw on the horizon. this is one of those things. when something like this happens, it knocks everyone back on their heels. everybody is starting to filling out what does this mean? there's obvious implications i'm sure we'll discuss. >> there are so many sides to the story. this guy brat had two people working for him. his campaign manager is 23 years old. but big picture, what happened? >> well, people are going to try to figure that out down the road. i can tell you that, i stopped being afraid of flying, when someone said to relax. w

software that many of us have access to in national security or where we are all still carrying blackberries, or why powerpoint is our primary means of communication. i am seeing a few smiles here. that theot amusing is dod acquisition cycle is 105 months long. what they cannot understand is not that edward snowden and manning betrayed this country, -- there they were able to but that they were able to. organizations that were so effective in confronting the last asymmetric threats are the same organizations that are hungry to confront these rising threats. rather than dismantle them, we should be safeguarding and replicating them. all of this is possible. is achievable if all of us who had our lives transformed by the horror of 9/11, if we commit ourselves renewed to never returning to business as usual. we may crave peace after all of war, our -- this asymmetric adversaries are -- whether that next fertilizer or inbox clutter on a plane or whether be a bundle of malicious code in the wrong place at the right time. thank you. [applause] a form on the u.s. battle against al qaeda in afghanis