so i might not have been a ces even if i wasn't retired this year. i think there's a big misunderstandings on the part of the public about what the consumer electronic show is. i think a lot of people imagine that the tech companies spend all year working on new products that they will unveil at ces. and that's not -- excuse me -- that's not the case at all. there's lots of products unveiled there. they're basically very minor. many of them never see the light of day or they're derivative of something big that has been announced elsewhere during the year. none -- with the exception of hdtv, because ces has always been a tv show. with the exception of hdtv, i can't think of a common technology that you use or the viewers here who are watching this use every day that was unveiled or announced at ces. they were all announced at other events or at other times of the year. and i'm talking about -- i don't care if you have an android or iphone neither was announced at ces. i don't care if you have a p.k.k. or mac neither was announced at ces. i don't care

neither was announced at ces. i don't care if you have a pc or mac. neither was announced at ces. i don't care if you have a fitbit for an apple watch. i don't care if you use facebook or twitter, instagram or linked in. none of those things were announced at ces. on and on and on, you know, spotify, apple music. none of these things were announced they are. it's got its usefulness. there are meetings held there where vendors and suppliers and companies meet, make deals. you know, if you're a journalist you can go there and maybe sit down with somebody and just talk about the future. so there's some usefulness to it, but it's not, it's not, there are stories every year about what to expect out of ces and what is the technology world going? that's not where those things are discovered. >> host: apple hasn't participated for years. google has doubled its size out there, but apple is never participated. >> guest: to my knowledge. >> host: is apple in trouble right now? >> guest: they are having a rough quarter. you have to bear something in mind. i think they miscalculated on their p

that is ces 2019 all wrapped up. 20 things in 19 minutes.i'm wrong. in which case we'll see you next week. hello. a sunnier second—half to the day compared with the morning but a windy day across the board. the winds going more and more north—westerly and it is those that will bring in the cooler air. milder air pushes off adding to the moisture in alpine regions, more heavy snowfall across austria and switzerland today. for us we are clearing away the cloud. morning rain and drizzle confined to southernmost counties this afternoon. a few showers in the north and west — most prevalent in scotland. this afternoon it will stay fairly cloudy in the south and may be damp for one or two — temperatures 11, 12 degrees. in the north the breeze is stronger but from the m4 northwards a lot of sunshine around for the gusty winds to be used the pennines maybe the odd shower. showers more frequent in the north and west of scotland. they will turn wintry across high ground. temperatures dropped to 2 degrees later. elsewhere six to 7 degrees — down on the

and that is ces 2019 all wrapped up, 20 things in 19 minutes.in which case we'll see you next week. hello. 0ur weather is taking on an increasingly wintry flavour through the coming days. we're moving into arctic air. the isobars are lining up from north to south, following this weather front south. it will clear southern counties of the uk through the day today. today's certainly a cold day for all of us. should be some decent sunshine around, but there will also be some wintry showers. a frosty start pretty much across the board, with a risk of ice, especially across the northern half of the uk. here's the weather front first thing. it will push its way into east anglia and the south—east during the morning rush hour. further north, clearer skies. remember that ice, but also the additional complication of some snow showers pushing into scotland, some pushing into eastern coastal counties of england too. snow possible to sea level in scotland, a couple of centimetres across the mountains, perhaps 5—8 centimetres. here, we are looking at a wintr

that is ces 2019 all wrapped up. 20 things in 19 minutes.xt year. unless i'm wrong. in which case we'll see you next week. hello there. temperatures on saturday reached 12 degrees in strathallan. 6 celsius higher than the january average in this part of scotland. it was a very mild day. we have some rain for western scotland and that rain continues to edge its way southwards. if you are heading outside over the next few hours, it is worth taking wet weather gear with you across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. it will be quite blustery and very mild as well. temperatures between 8 and 10 degrees celsius to start day on sunday. on sunday itself, we have two weather fronts to look at. the first front will move southwards across england and wales and a more significant occluded front here across northern scotland will bring heavy rain to the north of scotland with colder air following that. so for sunday, a cloudy day for england and wales with a few patches of rain working southwards. brighter weather in the afternoon w

if you do come to ces don't forget to check out eureka park.s. a fully customisable keyboard with an electronic ink display behind it, which means you can have, chinese, japanese, whatever you fancy. this is also whether —— weighed you will find your new companion robot. they are another big thing here this year. this one is on the japanese external trade stand. meanwhile, in the french area, you can grab a drink and a snack from the butler box known as the fresh jeffrey 0rr france. that is the freshjeffrey of france. that is the freshjeffrey of france. it is a desktop dishwasher. you don't need to plug it in. just fill it up with a gallon of water, hit the button on the right, and it does your dishes. the bumpy roof looks cool, but it also disburses the water for a looks cool, but it also disburses the waterfor a more looks cool, but it also disburses the water for a more even clean. next, take some coloured plaster seemed, make a model, scan it with the client app, and then hit the arm eight button to bring it to life and rejoice as your mons

and that is ces 2019 all wrapped up, 20 things in 19 minutes.less i'm wrong, in which case we'll see you next week. many other us have looked out on the skies like these through saturday. flat and grey. the occasional help of some brightness on the horizon. skies clearerfor of some brightness on the horizon. skies clearer for southern and eastern scotland for a time but cloud sector taking this evening and overnight with heavy rain ploughing into the north west of scotland. staying breezy throughout the evening and overnight. could be some brief rain across eastern england through the early part of the evening. to the south of the uk generally a murky story. in the north, much better. windy across the board with strong gusts for exposed parts of scotland. a very mild night. greens and yellows, it would be mild or even by the afternoon standards at this time of year with temperatures of 8—9. these are our overnight lows. cold weather front sliding down on sunday. not delivering much rain, really it is a markerfor delivering much rain, really it i

neither was announced at ces. i don't care if you have a pc or a mac, neither was announced at ces. it doesn't matter if you have a fit bit or apple watch, i don't care. if you use facebook or twitter or instagram or linkedin, none of the things were announced at ces and on and on. spotify, apple music, none were announced there. it has got to smallness and there are meetings out there where vendors and suppliers and companies meet and make deals, you know, if you are a journalist you can go there and maybe sit down with somebody and talk about the future so there is some usefulness to it but it is not -- there are stories every year about what we can expect out of ces in the technology world where it's going and that is not where those things are discovered. >> host: apple has not participated for years. google doubled in size out there but apple has never participated to my knowledge. is apple in trouble right now? >> guest: they are having a rough quarter but you have to bear something in mind they miscalculated on their pricing and on their forecast particularly for china sales.

and that is ces 2019 all wrapped up, 20 things in 19 minutes.. unless i'm wrong, in which case we'll see you next week. is hello. we definitely seemed a lwa ys is hello. we definitely seemed always more in noel sunshine across the uk today than yesterday, but as the uk today than yesterday, but as the skies cleared, we've also imported some chillier air, so it has felt pressure, despite the brighter weather. the reason it's turned a little chilly is a cold front has sunk its way south across the uk, not producing much in the way of rain but allowing some relatively cold air in. behind this band of showers working its way south there is cooler air still. we have had a windy day, those winds will gradually ease through the night, the weather feature will gradually ease through the night, the weatherfeature kind of fizzles out in terms of bringing many showers as it makes its way south, certainly the cold air does speed and behind it, a frosty start for scotland on monday. further south nous li—sd, typically frost free apart from one or two isolate

we have more to say about ces ina example.e interesting other stories as well. we will see a certain. rights activists have urged thailand to allow a young saudi woman fleeing her home country to continue her journey to australia. rahaf mohammed al-qunun has become trapped in bangkok. she says she has renounced islam, and fears being killed by herfamily if she's forced to return. kim gittleson reports. 18—year—old rahaf al-qunun thought she saw her opening two days ago, during a family vacation to kuwait. that is when she fled to australia in search of asylum, but that plan went awry during what was supposed to be a short stop in bangkok. when i come, someone said to me that we will have the visa. then he took my passport, and then he came to me with five or six people, i think they are police. and they told me my father wants me to go back to saudi arabia, and he's so angry. now, she says she is trapped in an airport hotel, with thai officials guarding her room, waiting to put her on a return flight to kuwait. so she has take

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan at the new york stock exchange we have jon fortt at the cesgin with the tech stocks off early rally. nasdaq dipping negative. in the meantime, dow jones industrial average says u.s. and china are narrowing the differences on trade president trump says talks are going well samsung is cutting the outlook cutting the weak profit outlook. for more on the tech names you need to watch, let's bring in mark kelly, paul holland good to see you, gentlemen >> we need to talk about this animal. >> what is in your lap, paul >> we have a slow lloris he is from conservation ambassadors. it is a group rescuing exotic animals. he will help us tell the story of tech investment in china. right now, he will go and have a snack of grub worms. >> while he is doing that, what is the story of tech in china? >> we have a tale of two cities here what we have from the trump administration with the aggressive approach with tariffs trying to shutdown a lot of the inter connect with the u.s. economy and chinese economy. you have others in tech doing business as usual. i th

ces the biggest tradeshow in the world. it focused on innovation, biggest business events, the biggest everything. it was huge by any definition. 4500 companies exhibiting. about 180,000 people from the trade. what they saw more than anything else is artificial intelligence, a.i.. it was pervasive through the keynotes and a lot of exhibits through the show. it's basically were computers start to think more and more like humans and solve problems based on data. they are starting to do it better than humans in some ways. they can diagnose diseases quicker, they are more accurate, they could even determine the sex of a person where doctors may not be able to. we see a lot of health related products. self driving was big at the show. self driving relies on artificial intelligence. robotics is big. it relies on artificial intelligence. smart cities also relying on a.i. one of the biggest things that the show was 5g. the entire 5g infrastructure was there. people that make the products, carriers like at&t and verizon, as well as

in his only interview at ces, we have the lenovo ceo. we will ask if he's concerned or afraid of a government crackdown the likes of what we have seen in the case of huawei's smartphones. >>> plus uber's ipo drama. and charlie breaks it on dish's $20 billion bail. we are less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." liz: nice rally as we are live at the las vegas convention center for the kickoff of ces 2019 in this final hour of trade. it's the largest annual technology show in the world and it's aimed at introducing the latest innovations and tech gadgets to the masses. with more than one 80,000 people, last year it was 182,000. they are hoping for more but they are expected to attend this week-long convention not just to see the latest products from 4500 exhibitors, 155 countries all spread over 2.7 million square feet, but also to talk about the issues that everyone is dealing with right now. if you look at drones and robots to self-driving motorcycles, autonomous tractors, products to make your home smarter, ma

and that is ces 2019 all wrapped up, 20 things in 19 minutes.about in the next year. unless i'm wrong, in which case we'll see you next week. hello, are mild and increasingly windy weekend across most parts of the uk. the doubt weather we have seen the uk. the doubt weather we have seen so the uk. the doubt weather we have seen so far the uk. the doubt weather we have seen so far across the uk. the doubt weather we have seen so far across other parts of london wales uses the way across most of the afternoon, lotus in the channel islands. a bit brighterfor the second half of the day and we could see some sunshine times, it is not under and could see some sunshine times, it is not underand in could see some sunshine times, it is not under and in particular. so spots of rain in the west, most persistent in the afternoon across the highlands and islands by the tab just the most 10—12d. the wind strength is a bit more north—westerly with some patchy rain south, some of the dampest conditions will be across scotland, northern ireland and later in the

her coverage of ces as well.er facebook page to see archives of all her facebook live interviews and she's def t tweeting it all out. follow her @lizclaman and all this archived online for your viewing. lizclaman.com. >>> now let's check the big board. you can see the dow up half a percent, 132 points. s&p up 15 points. nasdaq up 73. that's a solid percent, almost 1.1%. markets up now four days in a row. >>> up next, we are going to -- we are watching and you're seeing pictures -- let's go to nancy pelosi. she's speaking right now. >> what that means in their lives is tragic in terms of their credit rating, paying the mortgage, paying the rent, paying their car payment, paying their children's tuition and the rest. the president seems to be insensitive to that. he thinks maybe they can just ask their father for more money, but they can't. but they can't. and we think the collateral damage that he's causing by, well, i'm going to yield to leader to talk about that, but i would say this. if you don't understand fin

we've asked him to try out something that is on show at ces for the first time, something that helpsroblem in boxing and in sport generally. concussion. eye—sync uses a modified vr headset to track how accurately alex's eyes can follow moving points. same deal, follow the target positions. the system can then tell whether there might be an underlying brain injury to be concerned about. here, the results show that alex's left brain responds better than his right. nothing to worry about at the moment, but something which can be worked on. it's in use already by the golden state warriors basketball team here in the us, and eye—sync‘s creators say the system could also help look for early signs of dementia. meanwhile, nick has met a different alex, who has created something to prevent injuries in the first place. not in boxing, but in cycling. today we know the main areas that are impacted during an accident are the head, the thorax and the neck. so this is why we decided to develop the b'safe airbag vest, which protects those areas. ok, let's put it to the test. ouch! let's see that an

ces but not at ces in this year they are trying to make a point, this big advertisement on the sideeads, what happens on the iphone stays on the iphone. tried to make a bit of a dig at companies like google. what time is it there? it's an incredible show behind you. the time is 9:39 p.m. it is teeming with people. we take back on common. gopher and dip, we see soon. on common. gopher and dip, we see soon. they are all posting fascinating articles about smart to i lets, fascinating articles about smart toilets, smart lawnmowers and such things. hong kong is higher, south korea struggling. of course that story about samsung impacting sentiment. it is heavily weighted on the cost. that is your business briefing. 3 million new homes will have to be built in england over twenty years to solve a crisis in social housing. a report commissioned by the charity shelter suggests it would cost up to 11—billion pounds a year but would save the government billions in housing benefit payments because rents would be cheaper. it is tea—time the single mom lola and her young family in bristol. put on

our technology correspondent reporting from ces tech show.ing from strength to strength, the nikkei is up strength to strength, the nikkei is up1%, the strength to strength, the nikkei is up 1%, the all strength to strength, the nikkei is up1%, the all0rdinaries strength to strength, the nikkei is up 1%, the all 0rdinaries is gaining 0.8% and the hang seng index opened for trade and it is gaining 1.4% over optimism over a potential us— china trade deal with negotiations 110w china trade deal with negotiations now into the third day. as for the s&p index, the nasdaq and the dow, all closing in positive territory. thank you so much, i'm rico hizon. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. our top story this hour: donald trump prepares to appeal directly to americans to support his border wall and end the government shutdown. flights from london's heathrow airport were stopped for an hour on monday evening due to a drone. here's our transport correspondent tom burridge. europe's busiest airport is tonight almost back to normal after a drone sighting t

what is it, a toy to show off at ces? not necessarily.ctually something they are developing to hopefully one day help predict things like accidents about to happen. make it much safer for an actual driver. you talk about artificial intelligence, got to remember what stephen hawking the scientist or elon musk talked about, specifically the dark side of artificial intelligence where it can be an existential threat to humanity, so to speak, the last night, we rushed off the plane to mgm park, lg, the huge korean electronics operation was having a keynote. it was jam-packed, 2,000 people. they turned people away to show off the self-learning robots. in his only interview this time around at ces 2019, ip park, president of lg, ceo, i asked him about the dark side of of course learning. listen. >> there are some things that come into play but as i said before, business is business. that there will be hardship. there will be good days and bad days. we'll overcome any bad days. >> they are working very hard to make sure these things don't run amo

that poor guy, trying to take it to ces. >> we had someone say ces was boring. not after that. cheryl: there's a pretty good story and this is a big surprise. last night, the clemson tigers dominated theal bay ma crimson tide. -- alabama crimson tide. they captured the claim i don'tp title. the quarterback tore apart the alabama defense, throwing three touchdowns. the tigers are the first team in the a.p. poll era to finish a season 15-0. they crushed alabama, 44-16. we're going to have jared max coming up later on. but even he told us yesterday, lauren, that it was kind of expected alabama was going to be the big winner. boy, you've got to love college football. lauren: looking at three days of gains in a row, dow futures are now up 100 points, up 98 yesterday and up, well, a lot more than that back on friday after that jobs report. still ahead, president trump is betting on china's weak economy to push them to a deal. so with the tit-for-tat taking its toll on the u.s., who needs a trade deal more? will they get a deal done? and alexandria ocasio-cortez not mincing words on h

now to the ces tech show in las vegas. walls with mike pence? yes, no? well, our reporter went to test it out. —— with pens. this robot rights on your walls. it can transform into a work of art. we have brought into the bbc studios to give them a bit ofa the bbc studios to give them a bit of a challenge and does have long, so we will see how does. why did you come up with the idea of a robot that writes on walls? here on ces, there are some innovations coming that they were bringing more pixels and more dust into our lives, so we thought that we want to create a technology, something innovative, that was able to remind us that beautiful things take time. certainly, it has been very slow to draw this, why does it take so long? because actually, the point is not having things happened last year. we wa nt to having things happened last year. we want to bring art. when i was young, mosul tips would drive up if i left the tops off. that is the recommendation we give, once you have used it, unless you put it in you join have use

just ahead of the ces. liz claman is on her way there as the industry grapples with major issues from privacy to regulation to ai and ipos. a silicon valley venture capitalist is on his way as well. we will talk to him before he leaves about what he's looking at and where he's putting his money to work. "countdown" will be right back. susan: five golden globes for its original content, including a win for new dark comedy, "the kaminski method." not enough for netflix to impress barclays. the price target has been cut on the streaming service. barclays lowered its price target by $55 to $375, both below the street's median price targets, calling for $400 apiece for netflix. barclays analysts say that unless netflix focuses more on box office releases for its franchise films like its success with its original movie "roma" they won't see optimal returns, according to barclays. netflix shares, though, still feeling a glow in its golden globe success, up close to 6% in the trading session today. >> i'm not sure

is it for ces but it is not overfor bbc. is it for ces but it is not over for technology in 2019.r top story this hour, the partial shutdown of the us government has 110w shutdown of the us government has now become the longest in us history, with no sign of a breakthrough in the row over president trump's water wall. the us president says he will not declare a national emergency, which means that the sharp downward not end any time soon, and it has now entered its 22nd day. affecting hundreds of thousands of government workers. hello. the weekend is upon us and there will be some spells of sunshine around, like there was to end the day on friday in portsmouth. it will also briefly be feeling a little bit milder, but also increasingly windy and there will be a few showers around as well. in fact, for western parts of scotland, some persistent spells of rain. and that comes courtesy of this cold front which we can see here, already delivering some persistent rain across the western isles through the early hours of saturday morning and slowly sinking its way south and eastward. so f

the cta puts on the ces and selected seven as the climate tech innovators. the companies presented ideas that should help preserve energy and clean up the environment. the home security company adt announced a smart home defense platform help you control every device in your home, and protect your family, all from an app on your smartphone. speaking of the smart home, the jerry home, russian starter, unveiled a new powered home center and server to help detect when accidents happen to family members and loved ones. finally, sophia, the world's smartest robot returns to see is -- ces. >> the nations should consider to include whatever we built in the future. >> reporter: i am dan patterson for cbs news. >>> the popular beach along the santa cruz coast shutdown due to massive waves crashing next to the campground, the sea cliff beach will be closed today with the ocean swelling up to 20 feet yesterday filling the beach with the breeze analogs. >> that is not ideal surfing conditions, a little bit choppy. >> you would know as a surfer. >>> we have had some mild

our own reporter jonathan bloom is at ces throughout the week. he's posting coverage on nbcbayarea.com. flying uber. >> those tvs are so cool. >> very fancy. >>> there are goats on the loose on the freeway in the south bay. we'll show you, next. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen. need to impeach is respole in about 30 minutes -- he )ll >>> tonight at 6:00, we're awaiting president trump. in about 30 minutes from now he'll address the nation about funding for the border wall. this is a live look at the white house. not just president trump. we'll hear rebuttal from nancy pelosi. our live coverage of the presidential address begins at 6:00. >>>

so much coverage from ces. see you in a moment.ons comes into force today, to try to deal with scammers who've been tricking people out of tens of millions of pounds each year. from now on, anyone who calls, emails or texts about pension savings without permission will face a heavy fine. here's our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz. it's a scourge on pensioners and savers like graham who was bombarded with calls from fraudsters. they carry on evidence gathering in south london to equip pensioners to deal with scams. i've been, in the centre today half—an—hour now, and i've had five of those calls already on my phone. mary was tricked into paying out thousands of pounds from her bank account so she is anxious about the calls. ijust put the phone down andi the calls. ijust put the phone down and i said, i'm not interested and i put the phone down. what do you think of people like that? they are scum. the scale this is reached despite being. the total number of cold calls, emails and texts running at nearly 11 million a y

on the ces comment, ces is great way to put the dots together.atch ces, i can see how this company could be scaled. i can see how the company isn't going to make it. watch ces see if there are dots we can put together. i will certainly be there. charles: liz claman will be out there covering it for the network. jared, thanks as always. >> thanks, charles. charles: one month since china detained two canadian citizens after the arrest of a huawei executive. canada's government says 13 canadians have been detained in china. while tensions escalate, i will talk to a former telecom security advisor who raised the alarm. he was screaming about huawei back in the early 2000s. no one listened. wait until you hear the damage. we'll be right back. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast ca

if you want to see and hear more from the floor at ces, watch us all week. our digital journalist, jonathan bloom, is live blogging from las vegas throughout the week. see what he uncovers on our website and on our twitter. our handle is @nbcbayarea. >>> big news for bay area music lovers. bottlerock lineup is announced. on saturday neil young plus promise of the real will lead the lineup. on sunday, mumford and sons. other big acts include santana, logic. it runs may 24th through the 26th at the napa valley expo. tickets go on sale tomorrow. >>> okay, all about the golden globes and there was a special person in the background. they're calling her the fiji girl, the fiji water girl. >> the fiji girl. >> we'll show you next. impactin what the government shutdown means for your tax >>> tonight at 6:00, impacting your bottom line. what the government shutdown means for your tax refund check. that story and more tonight at 6:00. >>> and finally at 5:00, did you see her on the red carpet? she wasn't nominated for a golden globe but she made a huge splash. see he

our technology correspondent reporting from ces tech show. are moving from strength to strength, the nikkei is up 1%, the all ordinaries is gaining 0.8% and the hang seng index opened for trade and it is gaining 1.4% over optimism over a potential us— china trade deal with negotiations now into the third day. thank you so much, i'm rico hizon. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. our top story this hour: donald trump has appealed directly to the american people, urging them to support his controversial southern border wall. afterwards, the democrats gave their response. they called on the president to immediately reopen the government. flights from london's heathrow airport were stopped for an hour on monday evening due to a drone. here's our transport correspondent, tom burridge. europe's busiest airport is tonight almost back to normal after a drone sighting temporarily closed the northern runway. this flight radar website shows how atjust after 5pm this evening, all departures from the airport were suspended. some passengers were left waitin

with ces, the place to get a window into the future. i'm julia boorsn in las vegas. >>> here's a look at the final numbers on wall street today.th dow jones industrial average rose 256 points. the nasdaq was up 73. s&p 500 added 23. >>> that is "nightly business rert" for tonigh i'm sue herera, thanks for joining us. bvel griffeth. great evening. see you to >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, ind kovler foundation, pur solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪

check out my coverage of ces 2019.facebook page, see archived interviews with everyone from nick woodman, go pro founder and ceo, we have lenovo and lg. look at this thing, lg's rollup tv. sony's robot dog. make sure to follow me on twitter, because i tweeted a whole bunch of stuff. yes, the dog was blinking and staring at me, lifting its chin. it even at one point high-fived me with its little paw. of course you can see all of it including our daily segments archived exclusively at lizclaman.com, including bmw's riderless motorcycle. >>> gerri willis, to you on the floor. you had a great interview with mary barra and you have our business brief. gerri: thank you, liz. goldman sachs losing its appeti appetite, downgrading young brands seeing it doesn't see recovery for pizza hut's business nor will taco bell see momentum from its recent value push. goldman also going cold on starbucks, cutting the coffee giant to neutral on sales concerns in china. shares of yum and starbucks currently trading to the down side by over

apple shuns ces and prefers to do its own shows. next guest says apple stock is walking a tightrope and is calling the stock, let's let him tell you. d.a. davidson managing director and senior analyst tom fortt is here and also join by john schwartz who says don't count apple out yet. >> hope to see you next week. if you look at apple historically, when it's trading north of a 10% free cash flow yield which is where it is today, it's kind of a hold your nose and buy type moment. that said, there's two real big challenges for the company on a near term basis which is why we said they are walking a tightrope. number one, basically getting iphone sales up and running again. we do believe they have a lot of leverage they can pull in that regard. number two, the more fluid and more challenging, is this prolonged and often escalating trade war between the u.s. and china, and with 20% of their sales going to chinese consumers, this continues to pose what we think is the number one risk for shares going forward. liz: well, they are also try

that's it for ces but it is not over for technology in 2019.getting started. and you can read and watch reports from the event by dave and the rest of the bbc tech team at bbc.co.uk/ces2019 ? heavy snow is continuing to wreak havoc across large parts of europe, leaving roads blocked, trains halted and schools shut. it's led to the deaths of seven people in austria in the past week, and two hikers are missing. conditions are also particularly treacherous in bavaria, as andy beatt reports. from scandinavia to switzerland, and the baltic to bulgaria, vast swathes of europe in the grip of a deadly, debilitating freeze. in austria, the heaviest snowfalls in 30 years have left alpine resorts and villages stranded, up to three metres of snow bringing many to a standstill. in germany, hundreds of soldiers joined emergency workers to clear roofs and roads in bavarian towns. five districts declared a state of emergency with schools closed and many communities cut off. further north in saxony, helicopters were used to blow snow off trees to stop them fall

it is ironic, at the same time that you've got ces happening, i have come back from atlanta, americanc association where a lot of economists in america are trying to look at what's happening in manufacturing today, partly because of the trade war issues, and i heard a couple of fascinating presences from economists saying that there's clear evidence that big u.s. manufacturing companies, including the tech sector, are switching to service on a massive scale in a way you can see in the data. it will be interesting to see how it develops as new trade tension between the u.s. and china accelerates and deepens. one thing that's also clear sadly, when big manufacturing companies, whether apple or others move from manufacturing into services, unfortunately that creates some very high paying jobs for the lucky few, particularly in areas like silicon valley, of course doesn't help with many lower paid workers >> it is a fascinating trend, jillian, one we're seeing not just in tech but among many multinational industrial stall warts as well. >>> and coming up tomorrow, don't miss the live cove

that's it for ces but it is not over for technology in 2019. sport and for a full round up, we go over to the bbc sport centre. leeds united have attempted to draw a line under the controversy surrounding the so—called spy that their manager sent to a derby training session on thursday. police we re training session on thursday. police were called when a man was seen acting suspiciously with a pair of binoculars outside the perimeter fence, but no arrests were made no rules were broken. leeds have issued a statement after their manager admitted he had sent the spy. in previous countries he worked in, it was commonplace. leeds say they will work with their head coach and staff to remind them of the integrity and honesty which are the foundations of leeds united. all eyes were on the coach before the match, and he will have been delighted with the way leeds played. leeds are five points clear at the top of the championship. derby manager frank lampard championship. derby manager frank lampa rd conceded championship. derby manager frank lampard co

emily: my conversation with ceo ginni rometty at ces. stay tuned for our conversation with verizon ceo hans vestberg in the show later this hour. facebook got a vote of confidence from jp morgan on tuesday. the firm called the social network one of its 2019 best ideas, despite negative investor sentiment over data privacy , telling clients that accelerating earnings growth could help the stock move past its scandals and controversies. still ahead, the partial government shutdown has taken the sec down to a skeleton staff. delays. what is expected to be a busy year for ipo's. which companies are in limbo , ahead. if you like bloomberg news, listen to us on bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: 2019 is supposed to be the year of new big tech ipo's. uber, lyft, and more. but with the u.s. government shutdown, the u.s. ipo market could be facing a slowdown. bloomberg learned uber analysts have yet to receive feedback on from the u.s. securities regulator on confidential submissions for the initial public offerings. the sec is one of s

now this might be the hottest product here at ces. this is called flexpy. it folds into really neat smartphone shaped product and then when you want to open up again for a bigger screen, you just open it up and you've got yourself tablet again. now that's cool. finally, this is oppey. it scans your skin, finds an imperfection and then sprays little droplets to make that imperfectidisappear. it's photo shop for your face. now i'm ready for my close-up. in las vegas at ces, i'm steve greenberg. >> i need a bigger wand. >> i like the foldable phone/pad. >> everything else is designed to make us an eve more lazy society. >> and more distracted with all the stuff in the car, you know. >>> theichest man in the world will now have to figure out a way to split his wealth. >> amazon announced that he and his wife are getting a divorce. the decision to divorce comes after a trial separationg acco a statement put out on his twitter account. they have been married for 25 ars. bezos is worth about $140 billion. his marriage played a huge role in the creation of amazon,

you can see much more video from ces on our website. follow me on twitter. we will check out more cool products and maybe catch a glimpse of the ces night life. >> did he say night life? >> remember, vegas. don't get yourself in trouble. come back to us. >> thanks. >>> big problems because of the new real i.d. the emergency request by the dmv to avoid the longer wait times. n at at&t, we believe in access. n the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits no commitment, deposit, or more.allation fee.visiatt.com/an )real id ) program. the state began issuing >>> california dmv is getting an extension for the i.d. cards. california was operating under an extension that was set toaft of homeland security granted california an extension until get this straightened out, it's the people of california that will suffer again because prima

i just got back from ces, there was no one hit product, there was a lot about platforms and servicest is not that i don't believe apple services entirely, it is just on the details apple is putting forth i have a problem with this isn't about the total number of active devices, if i get more ipad, it is not like i spend more for every device i get. it is about active accounts which includes families, and investors don't have that number in front of them, do they? >> your observations are spot on the consumer electronics show used to be a launching, a lot of new phones, a lot of new wearables and products this year and even last year, it was more about the car of the future, about 5g, and more infrastructure bigger items and less about smart phones. let's be honest, the smart phone industry has matured, similar to the pc industry. most people around you have at least one cell phone, even two apple's unit growth is now reaching maturity and slowing. what's hurt apple to be honest is the trade wars and china. so what it takes to drive apple stock further going forward is when they give

ces is all about optimism, excitement, invention.the country when it thinks about tech has been having conversations about privacy invasions and the tech lash. what was interesting to me is i though ces i went to where everybody can talk about privacy. all the devices would be introduced, and they wouldn't upload your contacts or would let you cover up the camera. the first booth i go to, it's a place where they videotape your baby to see whether they're asleep and sell the data.as tal. >> interesting -- >> it wasn't there. >> let's get to the products. and tito-care we have on set. >> it was one of the new devices in the best of ces at "wired." a home medical device for when your kid is sick. when you want to go to the doctor because they're going to lick all the stuff touched by the other sick toys and will get sicker. it's a device. what you do is you take this and you plug like -- creates a call with a doctor. you plug, say, the ear thing in -- >> wow. >> you dropped something -- >> like a checkup over this thing. >> the doctor c

lisa, you just got done with a keynote here on the ces stage. product announcements in your competition with intel and nvidia a i want to ask big picture. you're in a quiet peertd, but semiconductor markets have been going through a lot of turbulence is that what you expected and do you expect it to right itself rather quickly >> first of all, jon, thank you for being here it's great to be at ces. you know if i take a step back, i'll say we look at the industry over you know, you know, three, four, five year periods. and when you look at that, there's an incredible need for more semiconductor content whether you're talking about more devices or more data b and so you need more silicon and you need more high performance silicon. for us here at ces, we start the year really very optimistic b about what we can bring to the market and you know as you said, there's a little turbulence in the market but i don't think it changes anything about what the long-term picture is in terms of you know the fact you need more high performance capabilities. >> wh

major tech companies showcase their freshest innovations at the ces expo in las vegas.news, it's time for the travel show. my name is tony giles. i'm from england. i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears. and i'm travelling around the world trying to visit every country. we're in the old city! israel is country 124. i see a place with my senses — i see a place by the sounds, by the smells, by the textures. the hustle and bustle of people shouting, buy this, buy this, come and look at this! i feel the atmosphere, the energy, the buzz. i was born with my eye condition, so i don't have any vision apart from sunlight sensitivity. and i've gradually gone deaf as i've got older and i am now 80% or severely deaf in both ears but i use digital hearing aids. i travel alone, because it's the biggest challenge i can get. and the travelling by myself... excuse me! ..i get to interact with more people. if i travel with someone, particularly someone sighted, they would be doing all the work, they'd be doing all the guiding, and i would not get to touch and find as many thing

apple is not at ces. >> that's their thing, we're too good for ces.rise and everything else. >> they can get eyeballs no matter what. >> that is true, they don't need ces. thanks for coming in. enjoy yourself out there. >> thanks for having me >> have you ever gone to ces? >> a couple times two or three times. >> a lot of walking. >> a ton of walking. it is like to get from one side to the convention center to the other, it takes like a day. it's fun to see the new stuff. >> the dow today in positive territory. back up in the green, for the markets. we like that on a monday. >> absolutely. thanks for joining us. bulls & bears starts right now. david: hopes for a china deal driving markets higher. so is china now desperate for an agreement? this is bulls & bears. glad you could join us i'm david asman. joining me on the panel, inside the beltway, . two days of key trade talks have begun in beijing with reps from the u.s. and china, meeting face-to-face for the first time since president trump and president xi agreed to a 90 day freeze on tariffs, that

jon fortt is live in las vegas from ces a lot more from jon in just a few moments, including a sit-downith micron's chief, sanjay mehrotra. we're going to begin with the major averages continuing to kut some recent losses on hopes of surrounding u.s./china trade talks and recent dovish comments from the federal reserve just today, fed president bo bostic, a patient approach is now warranted. joining us in a cnbc exclusive is callster's chief investment officer, the largest educator-only pension fund, $219 billion under management chris, good to have you back good morning >> good morning, good to be here >> we've sort of followed you as we've gone through the end of last year and now into the new year i wonder what you make of this run, if you think expectations have been set low enough, as we now await some q4 earnings >> oh, i think they have i mean, that was the worst december in history. so, i think that we're going to see a moderate january and at least expectations have come down from where we were in august and september where they were euphoric maybe now they're a little bit more

. >>> it is day 2 at the ces tech convention in vegas. it is making headlines for another reason and dan patterson explains. >> reporter: the biggest news from ces had everything to do with investing in future technology, the announcement of the $10 million bond to help improve diversity and access to the funds for the underrepresentgrwomen, minorities and other groups will have access to mind are -- money they otherwise would not. in other news in 2019, and possible foods announcing the impossible burger 2.0. this is a meet read burger -- meat free burger that will sizzle and pop, and it tastes smartcards to vigate roads, and share data with other cards to help improve the traffic congestion. finally, there is brand-new smart toilet technology in the caller intelligent toilet is part of the smart bathroom collection for a fully immersive experience with the heated seat, personalized cleansing, ambient lighting, voice control and amazon alexis support. i am dan patterson for cbs news. >>> there is new trouble for apple, and they are slici

. >>> and the trade war, all the talk at ces in las vegas. liz claman talks exclusively with lg electronics president about how his company is dealing with tariffs. and we reveal lg's new, get this, 65 inch rollup television. yeah. it rolls up. less than one hour to the closing bell. i'm lauren simonetti in for liz claman. let's start the "countdown." lauren: the markets have been see-sawing all day between shutdown concerns and federal reserve chairman jerome powell speaking earlier. the markets now on track, everything is higher, we are on track for five days of gains in a row. this is the longest winning streak for the dow since october 3rd and the longest winning streak for the s&p 500 since september 14th. we're watching the s&p closely right now. so the average must be up just 1.25 points, that's it, to officially exit correction territory. oil is eking out a slight gain, up nine days in a row. that's its longest winning streak in nine years. we'll take it. crude closing the session higher by 23 cents, settling at $52.59 a barrel, the s

hyundai is showing off the vehicle at ces in las vegas. may the force be with you. >>> but first, we're going to be talking about the best jobs in america. join us for that, after the break. there's a brand new list just published this morning. there's one or two workers here in the bay area. >>> plus -- >> and what's your name? i'm kidding. this brings back so many great memories having you back. >> it's great to be back. >> a woman whose reality show singing audition took over the internet. hard to believe a decade ago. she stuns the judges once ais b rendition of a rolling stone classic. stick around. lot more ahead. 5:52. is moving into the bay are! >>> 5:55 for you right now. another round of that wet weather moving into the bay area. kari is sharing her hair frizz factor, and what you can expect on twitter there. you can go to the twitter pa pagpage page @karihallweather and stick around for the forecast, coming up in a minute. >>> the "bird box" challenge isn't going anywhere. everyone's favorite hockey mascot is taking part. gritty

's the top guy from -- he is the top guy from samsung here at ces.s an exclusive interview. you can tell they are concerned. samsung warned. it was a shocking warning almost as shocking when apple did it because that spark had already blown last week where apple said we have a slowing consumer in china so we will sell fewer phones. it was still disconcerting, samsung's issue is semiconductor chips. 70% of their business is selling these chips and others are all kinds of appliances. they are getting hurt. could it be a general global slowdown? he flat out told me it is a one two three punch. it is everything from a slowdown of their customer in china. it is a global slight slowdown that seems to be perhaps gaining a tiny bit of traction and then of course you have the tariffs on steel and aluminium and tariffs on washing machines. remember when president trump was one of the first things he did, he slapped tariffs on foreign made washing machines because whirlpool made a big stink about it, and that has really hurt samsung and lg, who is also here, an

ces officially opens its exhibits in las vegas this morning. the showcase there, all the latest trends and technology, including a digital waterfall from lg and a 219 inch tv from samsung. the ideas are still long ways way there, but really cool to look at. >> i'm not sure that we're going to go live in george and judy jetson's house any time soon. >> some of the latest ideas could be mainstream one day. >> you may have seen our digital reporter jonathan bloom there. he's there, filming some great things, look at nbcbayarea.com. >> a laundry folding machine. >> i saw that, too. >> i need that. >> it's not a want, it's a need. >> no, it's a need. >> all right, an umbrella may be in the needs category for today. >> it's going to be windy today so that may flip inside out. you know how it goes when you're out there in the rain. maybe a rain jacket or poncho, something like that. it's going to be windy this afternoon and once that rain starts to come down, really soggy. that lingers into the start of the day tomorrow. break on thursday, another sto

. >>> the ces 2019 show had products to make people talk. we will tell you more when we come back. >>> pg&e launched their first -- spacex launched their first mission of the year. the smoke could be seen as far as the bay area. they put 10 satellites out and the bend return to earth and touch down on the pacific. ama watch when they touched him. >> the cs electronic show is winding up in las vegas. brett has some of the highlights. >> from robots to driverless cars to artificial intelligence. ces 2019 did not disappoint. a trend was something you can't see. virtual assistants like alexa. many are finding their way into everything from front door locks two bathrooms. it seems the more we use virtual assistants got the more they learn about us in the promise is they will be better able to help us. >> a smart water heater will learn your water usage habits. if it notices a spark or any indication of the leak, it will shut off the water to avoid damage. robots were also centerstage at the show with just the needed ingredients, like the breadbox