, and those are roku boxes and apple tv boxes and products like that.and you even have tvs, smart tvs, without boxes, that can bring in content, but in many cases there are limitations if you don't have any box at all. >> host: so, with encryption and security, has it gotten tougher with more and more use of the internet in delivering signals? >> guest: well, the internet has its own versions of security and encryption. more in software. but as long as we're on the topic of encryption, let's go back again briefly 25 years, bus i wanted to make a point about general instruments. we were really the first company outside the military that dealt with the nsa. because we were encrypting tv signals. and in fact at the time we had a running joke that nsa stood for "no such agency" because no one was quite sure they even existed at the time in the late '80s. but they used to come visit us in san diego, and our security engineers would visit them in maryland, because they wanted to understand what we were doing with respect to encryption, especially in terms of

i didn't realize what was in that box. >> what was in the box?ater, after the trial, it was -- it was one of the human heads. one of the victims which he then took to his work and put in the locker. i told jeff i can't imagine what i would do if i would have opened that box and found that because i probably would have reacted in my typical fashion, shock and numbness. i probably would have thought maybe it's an artificial, some type of occult thing or some decorative thing but not human. i can imagine i would finally realize with suspicion what that is. and then -- then i don't know what happened. i think i probably would have lost it. i don't know what i would have done. i asked jeff, you know, what would he have done if i would have found -- if i would have opened that up and found out what that was and all he said was, well, that would have been the end of the line, the jig would have been up. >> one of the chilling stories that your dad tells is about the box he had found. can you give me your perspective on that? >> i had a box in my bedroom

greg: they are getting processive about the box. this is your box. we have to get out of the box. rosanna: mike woods? mike: in the studio you are always in trouble, greg almost making an incident out there. first of all with the weather headlines, we have a sunny and warm day coming to us. high temperatures up to the mid 80s. up to the mid 80s and plus it is a warm one. a cold front is on the way and here over the weekend. they usually bring in the cooler temperatures and cloudy skies and rain, which we could use. it is not looking like it is bringing in the rain. when is the rain coming up? well we have more in a second. now to what is happening, 73 at central park. dew points are also coming up a little bit, pretty comfortable. 70 in montauk. that is loaded up with the moisture in the air. 57 at central park. 56 degree dew point in sussex. high pressure is still in control. the last few days the highs upper 80s close to 90. high pressure is in control today and keeping us dry and the ridge is starting to move on. we have seen the peak of the heat. south carolina is getting the

for the traffic box, the only unfortunate thing there is no real word when the traffic box will be lifted. word from matt delucia who is out on the scene,ósy barricadese being cleaned up. police are still patrolling as well. but good news at 3:00 this morning the city provided taxi stands inside of the box to help people get around from the center of the city. parking restrictions in effect until all the areas are cleared so you want to pay attention to signs, if your car is towed. 888-591-3636 is the number to call. a check now on today's forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. temperatures at 63 degrees. 62 in pottstown, 66 in philadelphia. as we head into the rest of today our temperatures will warm into the 80s so close to 80 degrees, then our temperatures, our satellite/radar shot, shows a few clouds moving in. we are trying to see scattered showers, we'll start to push into our region. so one thing i'm tracking as a chance of showers but as we head into tomorrow we'll see an each better chance of rainfall that's going to start in the early morning hours as we ap

and squawk box begins right now. >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is squawk box. >> good morning, everybody and welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it's a big day here. we're kicking off our 20th anniversary celebration. for the next few months we'll be doing that here on squawk box. we'll be bringing you panel discussions with some of the best in the bisz. they'll help us celebrate our anniversary by making original smarter television and giving you our viewers an exclusive look into the future. today kicks off with a focus on investing. our guest today is hedge fund legend leon cooperman and gabelli and rick rieder. we're excited to bring you this conversation all here at 8:00 eastern time and later this week, presidential candidate jeb bush and bill ackman but first let's get you up to speed on today's headlines. >> so that was the 20 year -- i thought it was 20 years since we had all been here at the same time. >> three months. >> no, three months. >> summer is up. >> beginning of game day. >> it's a fee

as for this traffic box no real word when the box will completely be lifted. it's a gradual process as cleanup is under way. i spoke with matt delucia, he actually confirmed for me some barricades are removed but police are patrolling so we do not want to say any of the box on the outside is open yet. good news at 3:00, the city has provided taxi stands in the box to move people around. the parking restrictions remain in effect until the areas are cleared so look for signs. you don't want to get your car towed. >> let's check in with meteorologist brittney shipp. we saw that fog in those cameras a few moments ago. going to clear soon? >> we're going to see patchy fog for the next few hours. it will clear up. 59 in the poconos, 63 allentown, low 60s in pottstown, 66 right now in philadelphia, 64 in wilmington. it's a little bit warmer for us in the poconos, up 13, allenton a warmer start and even philadelphia seeing a warmer start to the morning. our city planner shows that the beginning of a warming trend. we'll push into the 80s today and tomorrow. by 10:00 a

box office opens at 9:00 o'clock. jenny joyce, is anyone there just yet. >> hey jenny. >> hi. >> a guy, limo guy, just texted me and said i know where he is staying, harry styles, which hotel. >> um-hmm. >> we should be there. >> it is at the reason why he went to villanova for pizza but i cannot say which hotel. >> good information then, mike. i'm here wondering where are all of the girls in the bridal gowns, isn't that what they do they want to marry one of the members. i did find a couple of girls mara and taylor. you are group is. they have been to 30 shows. is that not what i should call you. >> i look of horror on your face. >> big fans. >> yes. >> can you talk about the history of the show that you have been going too. >> we love, we go every where. it is why we're such good friends. the it is fun for us. >> where have you been. >> we went to london, canada, california, pittsburgh, basically the whole east coast. >> we were talking about how the show is not selling out and how it was on groupon for 15-dollar ti

emily: box ceo, aaron levie.will be right back. ♪ ♪ teily: time for the daily by -- $5.5 million. remember uber announced a , partnership in to help develop february driverless cars, but according to several reports, uber has hired away dozens of carnegie mellon again -- carnegie mellon scientists this year, leaving one of the world's top robotics engineers in crisis. mobile analytics are a necessity for companies in silicon valley. one company has carved out a niche providing decision-making data to businesses here and beyond. they can track everything from to sales. user engagement i am here now the founder. the last time you run the show, you are the first person mentioned in this new york er profile about mark andreessen. andreessen horowitz investing the entire round. taking your entire round at an $865 million valuation because they think your promise is so big. what is the promise of mixed panels? guest: our goal is to provide data science to as many industries in the world as possible. when we raised our

>> i do check a box. i check a box of another thing.verse cast and different points of view. >> jimmy: it's a comedy, super fun. >> it's a comedy, it's a a multi-cam. but i think what people are going to take away is the chemistry between all four of us is amazing. i know actors say that all the time, but you'll see, the audience will recognize the chemistry is real between us. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. "truth be told." here's mark-paul gosselaar. >> sure. [ light laughter ] >> what are you really talking about? >> actually we were just talking about kimberly. >> the babysitter? >> i feel like she's kind of -- >> delicious. totally. i trust you. >> i trust me, too. i trust me not to put myself in these situations. >> were you planning on sleeping with her? >> no! >> of course not! >> so, what's happening here is you're making a problem where one doesn't exist. >> oh, that's his jam. >> mitch, you're being crazy. >> oh, what'd he do? yell at another cop for texting and driving? >> no, worse. we found a great babysitter. k

ceo, aaron with box levie.: you have seen the market begin to shift where even companies like emc which are large incumbents in the category are exiting our space because of the dominant position we have been able to create. invest in continue to a growth but we did show some efficient the this quarter and that was a pretty dramatic drop from 90 plus percent the same quarter last year. you will continue to see efficiency is the customer base continues to grow. it is recurring revenue, so our sales and marketing dollars focus primarily on new customers as well as up selling existing customers. seeevenue grows, you will improvements and efficiencies on this core operation costs. the numbers are strong, but shares are below the ipo price. but the stock is down today. why is that? ron: we have a lot of work to do -- where box differentiates, this is something we are spending more time on -- we are going after a tens of billions of dollar industry, but that industry is in lux right now. boxes building the next itera

"squawk box." >>> welcome back.at fall of china, the cover of this week's "economist" magazine, see it there china's manufacturing sector slowing and the currency in turmoil what do they have left to fight the economy? is it is on the front page, "the wall street journal" cover of the "economist ""what can they do to shore up their markets? >> i think there's a difference between what they can and should do over the relatively short term and what they should be doing over the longer term. those are cross purposes. you can sling a lot of stimulus that the economy to get growth back up over the short term but not clear that would help what they want to do over the longer term, the effective transformation of the can he away from the engiaw away -- committee away from what power it hed it. now they need to become a consumption-driven economy. reacting with panic to what happened recently we think is productive. the good news is we think that they are not that likely to actually succumb to that temptation. >> the one th

i am here early maybe can i get one more box in there. about that. how many boxes are people about a loued to bring and the items. if they're making that you are calendars for the shredded event we from to 8:00 to 11:00. financial statements and tax records and you want to get rid of them with peace of mind. not just put them in a trash bag. i think that people here in the area are more in tuned with the fact that we're seeing breaches of information. people want to just have peace. >> absolutely. >> about their documents. >> absolutely. even for us at the college the kind of breaches that are occurring in college's and universities across the country that we're aware of the need to provide a secure environment, i think if that happens think of what we have to do in our own homes for the access. we don't have the access to that technology. it's a great event. as you said it gets larger and large er every year. i tell people to bring three boxes, but i know that as we get closer to the event, we will be very specific about the number of bo

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2015 and squawk box begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody, welcome to squawk box here on cnbci'm becky quick with joe concke and andrew ross sorkin. >> this was a scary scene yesterday. they aborted the takeoff. there were 159 passengers and 13 crew members that scrambled to evacuate losing the slides. there were only minor injuries reported. more on this coming up in a little bit. also more of our exciting kick off on the 20th anniversary of squawk box. our special guest today is ready to unveil a new short position he has never spoken about publicly. this puts him up against some other powerful hedge fund players and that's just the way he hikes it. the news makers will keep coming. tomorrow don't miss the exclusive hour long conversation with david tepper. you may remember the market call that lead to the tepper rally in september 2010. we'll find out what september surprise he could have up his sleeve for investors now. of course good timing on this. the fed ready to act again next week and then on friday we have bill ackman stopping by with his best bets for the next 20 y

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"squawk box" will be right back. >>> welcome back to "squawk box".nson's, one of his entrepreneurial missions calling on the world to tackle climate change. back in 2009 he founded the carbon war room and earlier it merged with rocky mountain institute. joining us with more on the business innovation opportunities being created by climate change itself is christina -- i'll mispronounce your name. we're all related here. executive secretary of the united nations framework convention on climate change and jose marie olson former president of republic of costa rica. and our special guest this morning all morning has been richard branson. good morning, everybody. here's what i want to understand from a business perspective. actually i'm going to go to you on this first. which is the opportunity from a profit making -- people talk about climate change all the time in the do good effort. where is the business opportunity? >> the business opportunity is enormous. we can create millions of jobs worldwide, by turning the world into -- running the world by cle

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never sleeps, this is squawk box. >> good morning and welcome to squawk box on cnbc. the big market story, as joe mentioned, it is oil. down almost another 2% after falling by about 4% yesterday. looks like wti is trading at 4507. among the headlines driving the action, saudi arabia no longer sees any need to hold the summit of top producing countries. the saudis believe they would pail to produce concrete action. so they figure if they can't get anybody on board why bother having the meetings at this point? >> it's a great place. i don't think they want to pay for the hotel room at this point. >> our colleagues caught up with a member of the saudi royal family earlier today. we'll bring you that in a few minutes. first let's talk about the goldman call on crude. the firm is cutting it's forecasts. it's one month view is $38 barrel. that's a significant decline and that's a fairly short time measure. they're saying $38 within the next month. a decline of $7 off the 45 it's sitting at right now. the 12 month target is down to $45 barrel but goldman says the risk is tha

this is mario's 96th appearance right here on "squawk box." that's amazing. no wonder we're like this. 96 -- except for that crumpy bag. >> somebody calculated you have 15,000 hours on "squawk box." and i calculated 150 hours. so i'm a one percenter. >> were you on the first week? or close to it? >> was it fnn or something? probably. >> here you are still. you're a survivor. there's a reason for that. >> he's thrived. >> he's had a lot of success. >> look. because we basically have a philosophy, we're buying a piece of a business.

when i come back there is a traffic box. i'll tell you about it when i come back. >> we're preparing for the pope with team coverage of the papal visit. everything from heightened zurt road closures and the pope's journey to philadelphia. let's start with jesse gary live in sky force 10. >> good morning to you and to everyone else. we are above the ben franklin parkway. we'll take a look right at vine street, 20th and the parkway. if we zoom in, they are using the back of the area as a staging area. they have got lots of -- one of those misting fans putting their in case he gets warm. make sure people have enough air to keep cool. this is one of the areas using some of the equipment for the upcoming pope's visit. how many times have you thought if i could get down without traffic you can do that, except it's closed so. a mixed bag. no traffic but you can't use it. this is right at vine, 20th and the park waiway. no regular traffic on the parkway. coming up the next half hour or so. live in sky force 10 above the parkway, jes

black box fed. he's right. we have a block box fed.ook into the cam are with certainty i can tell you what's going to come out in the black box fed would be crazy. my personal opinion? it's split decision. i bet in november steve leisman there's no tightening in. would make the bet again, but should the fed? absolutely. anyone listening to the president yesterday in front of the business round table went on for 15 minutes about how great the economy is. who is right? who is wrong here? okay? so janet yellen? did she hear that? and lloyd speaking out against rate timing. i don't know the exact stance on stocks, but, certainly, it seems like the blue bloods of wall street have not put a stop sign in front of the entry to stocks, so it's difficult to reconcile because so many with such big presence in the marketplace, whether it's from the commercial side, the institutional side, the government side, and they all have questions in the game, unfortunately, i think that's difficult. all i can say, the fed doesn't have enough confidence in t

welcome to squawk box here on cnbc.ck with joe concke and andrew ross sorkin. >> this was a scary scene yesterday. they aborted the takeoff. there were 159 passengers and 13 crew members that scrambled to evacuate losing the slides. there were only minor injuries reported. more on this coming up in a little bit. also more of our exciting kick off on the 20th anniversary of squawk box. our special g

i don't see how it boxes us in the least. in fact, i think it opens more options but makes life very difficult for president putin, because if he's going to side with assad and with iran and hezbollah, he's going to have a is he veers problem with the sunni countries in the region. that means he could even become a target for those sunni jihadis. this is very complicated for him. he needs to work something out. i think it's an opportunity, to be honest with you. i think it's an opportunity for us to force this question of how you actually resolve the question of syria. and the bottom line is, you

box. >> good morning and welcome to squawk box here on cnbc.he stage is set for today's gop debate at the reagan library. the main event will feature 11 presidential hopefuls. donald trump will stand in the middle of the stage. the new addition from the last debate is carly fiorina. john harwood caught up with her earlier this week. we'll bring you that conversation later this hour. first let's get to the markets this morning. we have seen a lot less volatility since people have been waiting to see what the fed does this week. you can see that the futures are relatively flat. dow futures down 3 points. s&p futures off by 2. >> we started yesterday down 50 in the morning and ended up 250. >> you have been talking about more than 400 points during the day. >> a lot of people are waiting to see what happens. >> that's one of the reasons people say let's get it out of the way. a lot of stuff. >> he thinks there's a crash coming. he thinks there a crash worse than 2008. >> he says already. and that it pushes people into causing the buy back stock an

taxis in the box traveling people around. for parking restrictions they remain until areas are cleared at some point today. so still watch out for signs. you do see signs there, don't park in the area, you don't want to get your car towed. for the new jersey construction projects, the new jersey department of transportation is halting all lane restrictions for construction projects until tonight at about 9:00 p.m. construction projects will be working and active outside of the concrete barriers. >> thank you. let's check in with meteorologist brittney shipp. she has the first alert forecast. a little foggy. >> patchy fog for philadelphia. i'll show you that, but a live look outside for our temperatures at 66 degrees in philadelphia, humidity at 87%. wind out of the east-northeast at about 8 miles per hour. we'll be warmer today so temperatures will head close to 80 degrees. our current conditions at 63 degrees in pottstown, 62 wilmington, 63 in millville. 62 in atlantic city and temperatures in the northeast philly at 66. a l

you may have heard of thai kick boxing but the distant cousin the traditional marshal art left way isown and sanctions on myanmar has a low profile but that is slowly changing and we report. >> reporter: once considered the marshal arts of hooligans but defense form has cleaned up its act, no longer considered the preserve of village folk this is being embraced in towns and cities too. he is a former left wing fighter and founder of a boxing club that not only trains professionals but to enthusiasts and it's compared to thai kick boxing but there is more rawness in left way, opponents can use all body parts and head butts are allowed. >> what is the difference between that and kick boxing? techniques and the why we fight it without gloves. >> reporter: the front compound of his home is used as the training zone, there is no air conditioning, no fancy machines, much like the sport itself it is down to earth. if this boxing gym can be used as popularity it has grown by leaps and bounds from just when it offered recreation el years ago it has 30 students on a weekend. one of the regulars

i've had to stand behind those light boxes, and i hate it. i can't go anywhere, i can't move, and i'm like why am i tuck behind a box when i can just put it in fabric? it was a personal thing for me. i would love to wear this and not be tethered to a box, so why not? so it was personal. that's where that came from. >> earlier this year "the communicators" visited ces international in las vegas and learned about technological developments worldwide as well as about robots. >> host: well, one of the ex-inner thes here is alibaba.com, sunny shack rah is with the -- chabra is with the company. what is alibaba.com? >> guest: we work with businesses of all sizes from all over the world, and we help them connect with manufacturers, suppliers, distributers, trading companies from all over the world. >> host: now, hasn't it been described as the google of china? is that a fair description? >> guest: i would say google is more of a search engine. when it comes to business to business, we can be described as business. you simply type in what you're look

the sport of boxing. i say whilst we're on the sports round we should mention u.s. open as well. >> yeah, that's right. >> sadly from my point of view, roger federer didn't win. >> you're a big novak fan. >> the guy has won three out of the last four grand slams. he deserves to be number one. tauted in the hallways of being a legend. can i just get back to the mayweather? >> go for it. >> why end your career 49-0. why not make it a nice round number. >> judging how these guys do it, there will be a late announcement in six months come out of retirement so that the money for the fight is doubled. i imagine. manny pacquiao, he made $300 million. >> i wouldn't put it past them. we can see. it will all be down to them. totally only if he can get a fight on his terms. he's the money man. >> $300 million for one fight. that's a retirement fight for a lot of people. >>> still to come on the program, we have the richest presidential candidate taking a swipe at high ceo pay. more from donald trump as his election

squawk box begins right now. ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is squawk box.> good morning and welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. becky and andrew are off today. if you're just waking up this morning, buckle up. markets are looking to be in for another rough ride. us equity futures down sharply, triple the losses that we saw even in yesterday's future's market. the dow has an implied open, negative 353 points. that's a pretty stunning number to see. reminds us of what we saw last week in the future's market. the nasdaq would be down about 10 102 points and this comes after the dow closed in triple digit negative territory yesterday despite a big spike in oil. we did see another negative session in asia. of course among the big reasons, new economic data showing china's manufacturing sector contracted last month. it contracted at the fastest pace in three years. the official number contracting for the first time since february. you can see how the chinese markets are he reacting to that. down about 1.25% but you can see a sharply reaction in hong kong and shen

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at box we are focused on staying independent.this is the best way to capture the opportunity we see ahead. we see tens of billions of dollar market around content management. we want to stay independent. >> quoting a tweet of yours last week, for all future inquiries about the state of the tech industry and/or the world, e-mail tim cook, you said, a guy i see is also going to be speaking at your box works conference. yesterday showed us a little bit of the future. what is your interpretation of what we are seeing from apple here? >> apple had an incredibly comprehensive set of announcements yesterday. you saw everything from their most personal consumer devices like the apple watch to their more enterprise-oriented initiatives like ipad pro. now into the home with tv. apple is on fire in terms of the amount of innovation they are driving. that told a very broad story around what they are doing. at box works, we are excited to have tim cook talking about what apple is doing in the enterprise. and how we are working together. >> wh

he said the boxes are in poor taste. people that designed the boxes said they thought it was something special for the pope. >> talk about fun here. dozens of people played with fire in el salvador. they hurled flaming gasoline-soaked rags for the annual fire ball festival. it honors a volcanic eruption in 1922. according to folklore, the lava was a form of the st. ger fighting. it could get ugly. >> you can understand the concern. >> doesn't look like fun to me. >> no. celebrating. we'll be right back with john chandler and sports. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. >> announcer: the verizon fios sports desk. why settle when you can have 100% fiber optics? the fastest, most reliable internet. >>> tom brady took on roger goodell and won. the judge nullified the suspension, noting the nfl commissioner is not free to give out his own brand of justice

that's when the box cutter comes out. spencer screams deget the knife get the knife. we didn't notice it was happening at first. this happened in seconds. we tussled with him more he dropped the box cutter and alek picked up the ak and tried to charge that it didn't work again. >> it wasn't jammed when i picked it up. i believe it was on safe. he had fired it already. when i ejected the -- after it all settled down i picked the ak up to look through the rest of the train and i knew it wasn't working so i cycled another round and when i ejected the previous round i saw the firing pin had struck the primer and the primer just didn't ignite. he had tried to shoot spencer. >> it didn't go off. >> when you think about that moment spencer, that's what happened god was there protecting you? >> the answer to that is next? plus what these three young men had to say about how this has changed their way they view 9-11. >> they just charge. they act with greatness. they acted unilaterally without asking permission, without seeking consensus. he did not want a job. he wanted to ki

boxes the tenants that used the boxes in general delivery needs reliable mail they need to you know they will have appointments and services and they're trying to get their lives in order and reliable mail helps that a lot now i can tell you having lived here in this neighborhood 25 years a lot of people have to deal with difficult and hostile managers where they live they have to frequently move and sometimes managers will retaliate against individuals by holds their mail or doing things they shouldn't do and get away with it that's why it is important for people to have reliable mail always this is the fourth amendment having their papers secures the post office - it is arrest people that interfere with the mail this is important. >> that people have that still guarantee of their papers being secured when in their getting and sending them so it is not a light thing and i have a separate mailbox since 1981 and my mother had a p.o. box up in admission for 16 years until she passed away this is important for you know for keeping your life together thank you. >> excuse me. do you stil

is so automated, you go into a grocery store and everything is just laid out with dozens of these boxes and all the food ready for you. you kind of forget that every single berry is picked by human hands, by a person and then is sorted and put into a box. and every box is opened up and every berry is looked at for quality control - it's really a human intensive process. i think we've forgotten that at today's grocery stores. >> because it's peak season right now, workers aren't being paid a day rate - but by the box - so their earnings depend on how much they're able to pick - but that depends on how much fruit there actually is. berrymex gave us permission to film on their ranches, but said we couldn't talk to anyone on camera. but as we walked through the fields, pickers told us how precarious a day can be for them - when they have to rely on there being enough good berries to pick. >> even with the small raise after the strike, it didn't seem like it was enough to help workers like they'd hoped. >> for everybody that thinks that farm worker is unskilled labor - they're wrong. i would

squawk box begins right now. >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is squawk box. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe kernen. andrew is off today. our guest is mike. he is senior columnist at yahoo! finance. we also talk about what happens with drones. the potential damages and things that might be happening with this. all of our fears have come true. this is the crash of a drone that interpreted play at the u.s. open last night. the police department is investigating and there was an arrest made and we'll have more on this story coming up in a little bit. first check out the u.s. equity futures. if you thought things were calming down and we were getting back to normal with the return of school, forget about it. dow futures down close to 170 points this morning. s&p futures down 20 points at this moment and nasdaq looks like it would be down by about 42 points. joe welcome back. >> thank you. at least it didn't have a canister of anthrax attached to it. >> that was the concern one of the players at the court said.

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are we going to see a new set-top box tomorrow and how different is it going to be? >> the biggest features of it will probably be the app store that it will introduce that will allow outside developers to come in and build applications for it. apple has not been at the strike these new deals with media companies and will be able to offer a variation on the cable bundle. they have not enabled the strike those deals. so we will wait and see what kind of apps that developers will make. gaming will be part of this. we have not seen an upgrade to the set-top box for three years. it has been a long time coming. can the set-top box become a big enough product that it's not a niche product and it helps drive overall revenue? >> i was absolutely yes. just an more than iphone company. it's an ecosystem company as well. apple tv can be the central hub of a smart home. locations are coming out, like the new doorlock coming out that will irk -- work off the apple tv. it's all the devices working well together. that is apple's great advantage right now. apple can harmonize the ec

"squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box." ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. fire crews are struggling to contain an explosive wild fire that started saturday afternoon. it's now swelled to 50,000 acres. more than 10,000 people have been evacuated. at least 100 homes have been destroyed. one person has died. we'll have more on the story. >>> now on the market news, check out the u.s. equity news. the fed will be making an announcement come thursday, that's a two-day meeting, wednesday and thursday. you can see ahead of that the dow futures look like they're up ahead 36 points. s&p up by 4, nasdaq up by 15. >>> we have a couple of big market stories we're watching this morning. disappointing economic data. fixed asset investment industrial producing falling short of estimates. retail sales did come in stronger than expected. shanghai composite closing down nearly 3%. volatile session shows that the index is dropping as much as 7

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and we stay in myanmar because you may have heard of thai kick boxing but this is its distant cousins the traditional martial arts called left way and it's less well-known and travel restrictions and sanctions on myanmar said it kept a low international profile but that is all changing as florence reports. >> reporter: it was once considered the marshal arts of hulligans but left way, the traditional self-defense form has cleaned up its act. no longer considered the preserve of village folk it's embraced in towns and cities too. he is a former left way fighter and founder of a boxing club that not only trains professionals but offers classes to enthusiasts and it's like thai kick boxing but more rawness in left way and opponents can use body parts and head butts are allowed. >> what is the difference between left way and kick boxing, the difference not only the techniques but the way we fight it without gloves. >> reporter: the front compound is used as the training zone and there is no air conditioning and no fancy machines and much like the sport itself it's down to earth. if this

i have been behind those light boxes and i hated. i can't go anywhere, i can't move and i'm need the light rocks and i'm like why am i stuck kind of box when i can put it in the fabric? it was a personal thing for me. i would love to wear this and not a tethered to a box so why not? so was personal so that's where that came from. earlier this year "the communicators" visited cbs international in las vegas and learned about technological developments worldwide as well as robots. >> host: one of the exhibitors at cbs international las vegas is ali baba.com. what do you do at ali baba? >> i do the marketing for u.s. ali baba.com. >> host: what it's all about the? >> guest: ali baba is a leading global platform. we help connect manufacturer suppliers and distributors all over the world. >> host: has it been described as the google of china? is that a fair description? >> guest: i would say google is one of the search engines when it becomes business-to-business -- business to business. you type in what you were looking for the search fie

that is when the traffic box begins. that's this green box that you see here. you are going to be able to drive around inside that box, but if you leave, you can't come back in, and at 8:00 p.m. this traffic box expands to university city. now, at 10:00 p.m. there are some big traffic closures around center city. let's start with of 76, the vine street expressway. jim mentioned exits on 676. the road itself will be shut down in both directions tomorrow evening between i-76 and i-95. now, to i-76 the expressway. at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow it will have both east and west portions closed. eastbound from blue route to i-95 and westbound from i-95 to u.s. route one. now, to interstate 95, now, some exits you won't be able to use include i-676, washington avenue, and broad street. again, this is all happening at 10:00 p.m. also, if you take the ben franklin bridge, you will have to find another way. no cars will be allowed. only pedestrians. i'm lauren mayk. back to you. >> francis, of course, is known as the people's pope. that nickname seemed appropriate as he greeted

and the box 5 development. >> that's good to know. now this is way down the road for us, way, way down the road just in terms of anything we can do about it now. i think that's everybody's point. go ahead, mary. >> can i just restate it? i got -- so there's always long-term planning. so what i heard you say coupled with what mark said is the way this agreement is written it's okay for the purposes of our train box and extension that it does not preclude some type of an underground tunnel over to the east bay because there's multiple --. >> that's right. >> -- conceptual alignments, but it would preclude if there was one particular one going through this block beyond what's necessary for our train box. so the long-term concept is not, it doesn't die or it's not precluded because of how we've set up this agreement. >> i think all of that is correct, director lee. i think there is one alternative that may be precluded as a result of the box 5 development. >> there are other alignments that can get us over to the east bay in the future. >