this year, digital reve nu es going digital. this year, digital revenues up going digital.gital revenues up by 25%, a quarter of all of their advertising revenue. even press is very strongly going on the digital channels, so i think the whole industry is changing towards more digital channels. this dominance from facebook and google, when it comes to digital advertising, can you see anybody is coming in in the future and taking any share off them? it is hard to predict the future. the rise of other platforms, google and facebook will fear most new platforms coming, whether it is amazon or others. it isa whether it is amazon or others. it is a strong overall indicator of the health of the market is the balance between these two things. generally, advertising works best when you use advertising works best when you use a multiple of channels, ideally for the five different channels. tv on its own can be very good, digital on its own can be very good, digital on its own can be very good, digital on its own can be very good, when you use the two together you get better results.

a digital currency is, of course, you could contrast out with paper but a digital currency is a class that could include a crypto currency like bitcoin but it is also possible to have digital currency that is not distributed. digital doesn't automatically mean it has to be bitcoin. it is certainly true that bitcoin is a particular class of digital currency often called a crypto currency where the management is distributed in a manner and i think of them differently in the sense that the governance issue relating to centralized digital currencies, in other words an entity like the government could issue its own currency and do it in a centralized way but yet through digital, that is different from a government standpoint then a truly distributed currency like bitcoin. the other thing i will say about bitcoin is i am a big believer in potential block chain but i also sometimes see a potential overplayed. i don't think that block chain is the solution to all problems. there are use cases where the great solution and frankly, there are some where it's not the right solution even though th

he is right, digital decoder for this country, but is thatjust digital decoder for this country, but just looking at this bid and on twitter or snapchat or are there better skills that could be done? but there is a massive generational divide for millennial is now, they are known as digital peacocks, their lives have no divide between the physical and the digital, they feel that they do display their world online, that is life for them now, so it is quite difficult to get the balance right. quite a few brexit is the reason the papers, let us run through them. the telegraph has the brexit secretary handing judges powers to see off rebels, what is that about? this is about the european arrest warrant and this will please the eurosceptic tory mps in the party who basically what the supreme court to have supremacy, pardon the pun, over the eu when it comes to sorting out extradition. they think it is better that these nationals are treated by the courts here than by eu courts that may offer a substantial and substandard judicial system. if he can pledge that, he will keep things happy on

even triple digits.at this. for places like concord, livermore, brace yourselves, fairfield, going to hit 103 degrees today. and along the bay temperatures in the upper 70s, low 80s, so this is significant heat and this is just the beginning. imagine temperatures jumping 10 to 15 degrees. that's what we're about to get come tomorrow. concord today though hitting a record 103 your high. and the lasttime temperatures were that hot was 2005 at 98 degrees so surpassing that record that's what we are expecting today. look at the heat alerts, warnings, watches, advisories in effect for california. here's why. today we have a heat advisory. tomorrow an excessive heat warning effect friday through saturday because of those triple digits. we are going to check in now with jessica flores who in livermore. there are safety concerns with temperatures about to get hot. >> reporter: definitely dangerous temperatures today. right now in livermore it's cool. this is the time of day that you want to go outside and do wha

we lead very different lives digitally and non-digitally. in our house we're wired about privacy, we don't want people snooping through the windows. on the digital world, we live in a glass house and walk around naked. it's a hypocritical situation that individuals don't realize, but they don't see who's looking at you. it's the distext that the screen and the -- disconnect that the screen and the technology offers which gives you a false sense of safety and security, but it's really not. it's way more intrusive than a stalker lurking around your neighborhood. so that's what i do, i just minimize my use and unplug. basically, i just trust that my other friends or colleagues are trusting things. so if they trust something, i value them and i trust. if you tell me install this app, i probably won't unless i get this validated from several others that, okay, this is safe to use. and, of course, the geek that i am, i try to install it and take it apart and find out whether it's safe to use or not. >> host: what are some of these apps doing under

temperatures soared into the triple digits. the city spent almost five million dollars renovating the swim center, but this sweltering summer day the pool was closed. >> pool schedules revolve around our local school district. >> she blames the earlier starts to the school year. most of the life guards are in high school or college, and when they're in class the pools lose their staff. >> so with schools pushing their start date back or forward through -- into august, that's definitely affect not only our swim lesson schedule but our sc >> reporter: walnut creek pools have been closed for rec swimming since the second week of augustest. these kids at clark memorial, the other city's swim center are taking lessons. >> it feels great to be in the pool today. it is a hot day and it is a good way to stay cool. >> reporter: we found people finding other ways to cool off. employees say on hot days the line for their super trendy rolled ice cream is an hour wait. >> an hour wait for ice cream, no lie. >> reporter: triple digits are ex

if you're going to have a digital age, everybody has to be in the digital age. - right. - one of the things we know, mr. case, is that whether it's the internet of things, or the internet of everything, a lot of nonwhite people, and a lot of poor people, in this country, don't have access to the same tools, and the same devices as the rest of us do. - correct. - how do we change that in order to enable the thing you're talking about. - it's very important, even in that first wave, we had a big initiative at aol, of trying to bridge the digital divide. we were actually quite concerned, as people had access to pc's, got connected to the internet, but not everybody could get access, or get connected. does that exacerbate or divide the already existence. we built a thousand technology centers, to try to bridge that. that will be again a problem in the third wave, but it's also an opportunity. because in the second wave, as you elude to, that most of the innovation came from a few places and a particularly unique type of person which is basically like white guys, who went to good schools.

lodging industry by the double digits.n thing here is the online travel cup of gaining market share within lodging. you can look at marriott selling off a little bit and maybe a little disappointing. it is hard to read too much into that for what it means for priceline or expedia's. vonnie: d.c. consolidation among these companies? it seems that there are a few out there right now. can they all make the margins to survive? kevin: we see a lot of benefit going to the two global players like priceline and expedia. you have see trip and china. have a lot of the benefits accruing to the biggest players, but within each market coming up multiple winners. thank you for coming into the studio and joining us today. ,hat is kevin koppelman researcher at calendar and company. hertz investors are bracing for more car-rental trouble. what they're expecting today after the bell. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. avis budget group plunged after slashing its profit forecast in missing earnings e

we live different lives digitally. we are worried about people sneaking in the windows and we live in a glass house and walk around naked in the digital world. individuals don't realize because they don't see who is looking at you. it is a disconnect the screen offers. it gives you a false sense of safety and security. it is way more inclusive than a stalking lurking around your neighborhood. i minimize my use and unplug. use what i need. trusting that my colleagues are trusting me. i value them and trust them. if you tell me install this app i probably won't unless i get it validated from several others that it is safe to use. and then the geek i am i try to install and take it apart and see what it is really doing in the data. >> host: what are some of these apps doing under the radar? >> guest: several activities. one of the most incidious things is track every moment. now they are giving you the ability of voice commands meaning they can enable the microphone 24/7 and listen to everything you are saying potentially

cloud computing has seen triple digit growth the last few quarters trade digital media and entertainmentll be looking to see if losses narrowed in that area. one thing that might have investors slightly where he is as they spendins aggressively to move into new lines of business and target rural customers, where it is expected to have the most growth. atoline: alibaba now trading 64 times earnings. heavy price to earnings ratio. what are we expecting from tencent? >> tencent is expecting another stellar quarter with double-digit traffic growth. sales growth is said to be secure as well. tencent has not missed earnings in over a decade. there is no reason to expect this year will be different. they have huge growth coming from the new game. it is estimated to generate as much as $3 billion of revenue this year. it is so popular the chinese government said it was causing a negative impact throughout the youth, so they had to put controls on how much time people could spend on the game. are supposed to continue to grow market share. tension has almost -- tencent has almost one billion users

bitcoin solved that for digital ids.someone from making a fake id and moving it from one location to another? by leveraging the block chain, we are able to create digital ids that you can use going logging intorts, websites, accessing a motor vehicle. when someone uses the id, they know it's you. caroline: you offered an initial coin offering and raised money by going to the crowd and selling your own tokens. how much is the venture capital industry going to be disrupted by locked chain technology, by people being able to raise very large quantities of cash in a short time? rounds of vcew funding. this was a token sale. we were trying to create an economy that uses smart contracts. the currency world to run these digital id products. these smart contracts involve a huge amount of privacy. you don't want people to know id, when,e using your etc.. 33 percent of the tokens were partners. now we are able to onboard very large partners. for example, wiki,. we are live on their site. we are able to have a network effect to all

javier: serÁ digital ha estado siguiendo de cerca. -- la reportera de visiÓn digital --edicionasÍ este ataque. segÚn su perfil en redes sociales es originario de marsella y reside en barcelona. mide acerca de cinco pies y siete pulgadas y estaba fichado por la policÍa. y de hecho pasÓ un tiempo en la cÁrcel de donde saliÓ en el 2012. las fuerzas de la lucha anti terroristas han confirmado que llego a barcelona el pasado 9 de agosto y estaban viendo con quien se relacionaba para detectar quien el estaban con Él. habrÍa acudido un comercio llamado telefurgo que estÁ situado en nogada cerca del municipio de sabadell. avanzÓ cerca de 600 metros en zigza entras atropellaba a todos los peatones, hay qu. rescatar que es el primer atentado en espaÑa con vehÍculos. y en europa suman 8. londres, en tres ocasiones, ha sido la ciudad mÁs afectada por este tipo de ataques. el Último atentado en espaÑa fue un ataque con bombas en marzo de 2004 contra conurbanos en madrid en donde hubo casi 200 muertos. carolina y javier, espaÑa es la que tiene mÁs atentados terroristas en lo que va del aÑo. regres

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you can see our digital team's perspective.the ground documenting the rallies and protests including one woman's story who told nbc bay area police arrested her without warning. >> a nonprofit group has discovered the body of a bay area man. he went out kayaking and never. a special sonar device located it 250 feet underwater. one of at least three drownings in lake tahoe. the waters are said to be more dangerous due to high snow run-off. at that time deputies reported approximately 20 water rescues. >>> 6:38 right now. the city of san jose has agreed to settle a lawsuit by a man shot by batons. that happened in august of 2015. the victim says three officers struck him when he was pulled over for a violation. he says his arm was injured in the process. the officers eventually cited that driver for dui but dropped the charge. the settlement calls for a $700,000 payout which the city council must now approve. >>> 6:39. san mateo leaders are asking for the public's help. the city is currently looking into downtown holding a second

the conference call was littered with digital initiatives listen to this - wow! i practically cheered when i heard that these kinds of old school apparel companies need to make smart partnerships if they're going to have any hope of keeping amazon at bay. at the same time, i loved the ralph lauren call, buecause the are getting more digital religion many other retails that buy lauren's stuff wholesale and offering a discount to hurt it and that hurts the brand the new ceo told us, and i quote, we are focused on exploring our opportunities and becoming more digital and more global that could blunt the impact of the brute force trauma that amazon inflicts so well. later in the call, the cfo said - >> i say, amen at last! that's terrific. save a lot of money. she goes on, and i quote - >> amen! these are all the things that amazon is so great at. it's why we all go to amazon the only way to beat amazon is by becoming more like amazon while this is good news for kors and ralph lauren, the markets were becoming more discerning how much damage amazon can do to everybod

del rosario and you're watching boom box unplugged a special episode taking a closer look at how digital and through media are pushing out more traditional forms and these are the headlines dominating the media landscape does need to pull movies from netflix launched her own streaming service netflix just bought its first company and it's to team up with a comic book legend c.b.s. will launch a streaming sports network later this year facebook watch social media giant launch a platform for short form shows and f.x. to stream ad free for six bucks but only for comcast cable user these headlines that a whole lot more are from this week alone media technology is moving at lightning speed and companies of all kinds are trying to not only keep up a complete but who is winning the race and who is coming in last or about to find out and not only in damage how we got here but what the future could look like the bus unplugged starts right now. let's face it people are falling out of love with cable television not that it was all that popular to begin with of the forty three industries rated in th

temperatures in the trip triple digits by monday. wednesday a break inland and along the bay temperatures in the 90s through the weekend. and finally dropping off to the 70s by tuesday, wednesday. and along the coast, we are going to stay in the 70s today. but then tomorrow up to the 80s. let's check traffic with jaclyn. >>> so today would be a great day to make sure the cool coolant and everything is okay with your vehicles. right now slowdowns and hot spots in the traffic department. westbound 580 slow as you make your way into livermore. we are tracking slowdowns in eastbound opposite commute direction. but travel times in the green as you make your way from 205 on over to 680. 25 minutes likely to jump into the yellow here any minute. so we are tracking an earlier crash southbound 880 as you approach 238. this is on the shoulder. not causing any sort of backup. but you may see flashing lights. they are waiting for a tow. an earlier crash, emergency crews on the scene of a rollover crash and it's blocking the eastbound direction o

use it as -- what to do in securing digital records. who is paying for it? we're all paying for it average this will individual hacked,hundred million of us and our family and friend. own go for security clearance you have to put people down core close to friends, relatives, people you have worked with in the past, references, all their information, all that was compromised. every bit of it and then they send me a four-page letter, which everyone -- 100 million of us got that says -- cracked me up base i use this as case study. this letter -- opm has absolutely no responsibility or accepts any responsibility for this breach. i'm like, who the heck's problem is it? you had the data in your servers, unincrepted, install one file, out there for the world to steal, but yet you're not taking responsibility in this four-page letter. the next two pages counsel me on cyber hygiene. that blew my mind, jive you were running the corporation would you have the cto or the cio in the office next to you. >> guest: the ciso in a very short leash where i -- the chief informa

after that, we will look at adding new digital assets.oline: i'm sure the investor community waits with anticipation. thank you, adam white. vp of coinbase. coming up, we dive into the latest uber headlines. what one of the company's backers is saying. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now to a story we have been watching. ceo travis kalanick is eyeing private arbitration for the lawsuit brought against him by benchmark capital. his attorney said benchmark's claims are subject to the mandatory arbitration in the voting agreement. you will remember that, last week, benchmark sued him saying firm.to the the suit escalated a simmering feud. benchmark owns a 13% stake. joining us to discuss is eric newcomer in san francisco, who has been on top of all things uber. great to have you back. talk to us about why he wants the private arbitration. eric: benchmark put out this letter today. it sort of illustrates why he wanted it to be private. benchmark criticizing travis for not hiring a c.f.o., and the result of the former attorney general eric hold

den me gusta a nuetsra pÁgina de "ediciÓn digital".r. tiene 14 aÑos pero, lo detuvieron porque ven inmoral que se vaya a bailar a la calle la canciÓn "macarena", el vÍdeo da la vuelta al mundo en redes sociales y tambiÉn en youtube. carolina: el joven lo publicÓ en su cuenta de facebook y no pensÓ en las consecuencias. siguiendo con el baile, en argentina una pareja en la campeona mundial de tango de pista, el mÁs popular en buenos aires. pegados al piso y sin trucos se consagraron luego de competir con otras 40 parejas entre las que habÍa de rusia, indonesia y china. bailamos tango o la "macarena"? hoy es el dÍa nacional de sandwich cubano. javier: seguimos con mÁs noticias a travÉs de la pantalla de univisiÓn. no le cambie. los cereales de malt-o-meal te dan grandes ahorros. para ver si son tan buenos como dicen hemos reunido a un grupo de expertos. las cucharas se elevan. estan en medio bocado puro sabor cereal malt-o-meal. puro sabor tu privacidad te hace tmi lugar número uno, para hacer número dos te amo, pero a veces apestas. nue

digital media entertainment, we saw growth slow from triple digit growth to just 30%, which is stillood. but in comparison to previous quarters, it is considerably less. a lot of the reason for the grows costs in those areas is because with the cloud area they need to spend on data center and with the entertainment division, they are spending heavily on content. ere is a big war being waged between companies. they are bidding higher and higher prices for con end it. it is likely the prices will continue to widen. >> hans shares have been on a tear. is it warranted? >> i think there is a chance that e-commerce in china will move from 15% to 30 pass over the next to years. that will be a good foundation area for growth for alibaba. >> we will have to check in with you in two decades thank you hans and salena. coming up, we bring you a company with big plans to take digital currency to the stars. how they plan to do it, next. if you look bleering news, check us out on the radio. on the app, bloomberg talk and sirius seniors, this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook has proven to be popular

temperatures soared into the triple digits. the city spent almost five million dollars renovating the swim center, but this sweltering summer day the pool was closed. >> pool schedules revolve around our local school district. >> she blames the earlier starts to the school year. most of the life guards are in high school or college, and when they're in class the pools lose their staff. >> so with schools pushing their start date back or forward through -- into august, that's definitely affect not only our swim lesson schedule but our recreational schedule as well. >> reporter: walnut creek pools have been closed for rec swimming since the second week of augustest. these kids at clark memorial, the other city's swim center are taking lessons. >> it feels great to be in the pool today. it is a hot day and it is a good way to stay cool. >> reporter: we found people finding other ways to cool off. employees say on hot days the line for their super trendy rolled ice cream is an hour wait. >> an hour wait for ice cream, no lie. >> re

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yeah, someone said it is like digital gold. >> at the price of gold right now. >> so i'm buying digital gold. i heard so much about big coin. it's amazing how mainstream the brand is. it's not about currency at all to these people asking questions. it is about an investment. the fact that one of the incentives that sit till she wanted to put out there was to incentivize savings instead of spending. for this group -- i shouldn't say he appeared wanted to create a deflationary currency, which meant that it had to be finite and that it would potentially always go up in value because it was the fierce resource. so, people have actually grasped onto this concept of it is kind of like old and it is this weird digital asset that i don't know how to buy, but if i buy it, it will have ups and downs, but the trends have generally been a period if i stick with it, and by $10 versus $25 or $100 worth, i might make a little bit and then i can sell it. that to me is pretty fascinating. >> you agree with that? i'm sorry to interrupt. do you agree it's any type of crypto currency? >> i don't know if i

these profiles are assembled thiswhat our guests evening calls our digital footprint. the traces of our daily lives that are captured often sold and analyzed. many of us don't realize we are leaving these footprints behind through our use of credit cards, web searches, online purchases, smartphone use, but we listen to on streaming services, and what we watch on cable tv. tonight, of stanford university will introduce us to his work making assessments of individuals from the digital rents, particularly their facebook likes and profile pictures. they will also help us to begin to grasp how assessments like these are being and could be used to shape our political and social reality. ourse join me in welcoming guest to the stage. [applause] >> hi, david. good evening, everyone. thanks for helping us. on the curtain of the use of big data and our digital rent to assess and influence each other. maybe we can begin by having you describe your work for us and what you believe can be learned from us, from our facebook likes and profile pictures. learning about people using sur

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these profiles are assembled from our digital footprints. the traces of our daily lives captured and often sold and analyze. many of us do not realize we're leaving these footprints behind through our use of credit cards, web searches, online purchases, smartphone use, what we listen services, andg what we watch on cable tv. , professoronight from stanford university who will talk about facebook likes in pictures. he will help us begin to grasp how assessments like these are being used and could be used to shape our political reality. please welcome me and joining him to the stage. thanked me -- thank you for helping us spirit behind the stage. tell us about what you can help us learn from our likes and facebook pictures. >> i am a computational psychologist, which means that i am working mostly with a data. so instead of saving time with research subjects in my or usingy or running surveys, i would look at the digital footprints that you so nicely introduced before that we are leaving the hind while we use digital products and services. it

just launched a digital skills partnership. so there is a two-pronged approach. let's get immigration policy right and invest in home grown talent. >> i can't go without having seen some of this heafness we've seen on the public market, the semiconductor, one of the chip makers in germany for example. i'm looking at as i get to the bloomberg, this is a great chart that shows you how much we've seen a sell off. globally in the blue line you're seeing how u.s. tech industries have performed since the beginning of the year, actually since donald trump's own inauguration we've seen asia tech index all start to fall off. european tech is high school low. i want to go back to donald trump's effects. a bit of a sell off in recent weeks. but donald trump hasn't really stopped the bullish run in public tech stocks. why do you think that hasn't been the case? >> i think if you look at the overall markets, you know, the whole emphasis on deregulation, on cutting red tape, that is very much permeating his administration and his cabinet. so even though he takes up a lot of vo

we lead different lives digitally and non-digitally. we are worried about people smoking through the windows. live in a glass house and walk around naked in the digital world. it is a hypocritical situation they don't realize. it is the disconnect they offer. sense ofes you a false safety and security, when it is really not. that's what i do. i minimize my use and unplugged. trusting thatjust my other colleagues are trusting. if you tell me to install this app i probably won't unless i get it validated from several others. i might try to install it and take it apart. if it is safer you are not. >> what are some of these apps doing under the radar? >> one of the most insidious things they do is they track your geographical moments every day. now they can enable the and listen to7 everything you are seeing. potentially manufacturers have been caught with this. they kind of listen to families in their living room and watch them on camera. what they are really doing is they are becoming the eyes in your pockets. they analyze it. there's alw

puro sabor carolina: seguimos en vivo en "ediciÓn digital".do las inundaciones en algunas partes de texas y la gente poco a poco ha vuelto a su casa. muchos con la sorpresa de llegar y ver que su casa estÁ destrozada. una zona se vio muy afectada. esta zona justo en la frontera con luisiana. hoy a las 4:00 a.m. la tormenta "harvey" llegÓ azotando convencido " de inundaciones a tal punto que uno de los albergues de ese lugar, centro cÍvico tuvo que ser evacuado. habÍan mÁs de 100 personas dentro de este refugio y darse cuenta que el agua estaba subiendo les tocÓ irse. afortunadamente cerca de ese lugar hay otro albergue de parte del instituto de salvaciÓn. javier: no sÉ si te pasa lo mismo que me pasa a mÍ. mucho de estas imÁgenes que estamos compartiendo a travÉs de las noticias nos llevan a lo que pasÓ con katrina hace 12 aÑos atrÁs. estamos cumpliendo 12 aÑos de esta terrible tragedia que el paÍs tuvo que gastar 108.000.000.000.000 $ en la reconstrucciÓn. crees que serÁ algo parecido que se va a gastar similar o crees que es muy apresurado?

we will see a return of the heat thursday and friday with the triple digits inland. the best way to beat the heat is find shome shade. the other option is to find a pool or beach to stay cool. >> i'm going tomorrow and not coming back until tuesday. >> forget the kids. i'm just going. >>> if you need pet food or just want to laugh, be sure to stick around. michael fin neney has great ide. at 5:30 on world news. >>> hurricane harvey set to make landfall, gaining strength. authorities warning of a major disaster. mass evacuations. fuel at gas stations running out. a special edition of world news tonight is next. >>> new at 6:00 we'll take you to a thnch >>> this is our favorite time of week. time for finney's friday free stuff. >> we have something for you and your dog. taking care of the whole family today. let's start out with comedy. we have some great comedy ticket for you. you can get up to four tickets. we have joe derosa is a stand up comedian. he's brutally honest. you've seen him before. inside amy schumer. chelsea lately. i think every comedian has been on ch

see mainly upper digits tomorrow.e'll see temperatures moderating a bit. inland highs will reach to the mid-80s to low 90s. a couple of low 80s at the coast. and further cooling on sunday as temperatures settle into a much more comfortable range than we have seen in the last few days. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the heat holds on quite strongly with highs in the upper 90s, but we probably will not see triple digits. there's a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm. and the heat dissipates on friday and we'll settle into a much more comfortable, more seasonal and more reasonable range going into next week. >> that sounds great. thank you spencer. >>> our wet winter has brought a bumper crop of fruit that is the new darling in the culinary i make it easy to save $600 on car insurance, so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir,

ads and digital ads in the next five to ten years how do you see them merging or changing. i think the biggest thing is going to be video interactive video i've been able to engage with the end user understanding their likes understanding what they're looking for and be able to tailor an ad to target them think about it how many times have you been to a website and then you leave to go to another website to see an ad for that specific website or product that you just left to targeting this is something that's only going to improve and get better over the course of time and i think that's the future and we've already seen it we're talking about how advertisements really target you and for an older generation maybe that seems a little more concerning for a younger generation they might see it as more convenience it completely is i mean if you want over lunch you can sit at your desk right now go to web site order watch and it's there thirty minutes from now you can do that ten years ago it's all about convenience and creating the best user experience instant michael dell pear

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it will be one of those areas we are tracking the triple digit heat. temperatures suddenly warmer than the past couple of days. it's already 65 degrees in san jose. concord already in the mid-60s. even though current temps are fairly comfortable we are expecting a fast warming through the afternoon which is why it's expected to remain in effect for valleys and inland areas. highs between the 90 and 105 degrees. we could see triple digit heat more than two days in a row. limit outdoor activity at all costs. we have a chance of seeing temperatures above the 105 degree mark for at least two consecutive days in a row and we are expecting triple digit heat through monday. for all of the red areas we're expecting enhanced fire danger for at least the next 48 hours. today's forecast highs, morgan hill, east san jose 102. some of the warmer spots in the east bay. antioch 108 degrees. livermore 107. danville 105. con court, 107. this is definitely dangerous heat we're dealing with. in san francisco will feel warm out there. we're talking mid to upper 70s for a

there is no triple digit grower ad revenue there -- triple digit ad revenue growing out there.think the valuation does not reflect that. emily: do you think they can keep it up though,? >> i think so. one, they are fixing their android problem. they were blindsided. like facebook was, four or five years ago, with the mobile thing. back then that was new? emily: the mobile thing? >> yeah, the mobile thing. [laughter] the android thing is what blindsided a snap. snap needs to make sure it's app is fully integrated on all android devices. that is a couple of quarters fixed, the second thing, is that they need to get their users growing again, or continue to grow at a faster level, and that is by continuing to roll out better and better features. snap maps falls into that. i thought that was a pretty cool feature. they have to do more of that. if they do, they will grow. if they do not innovate, the average user growth will flat line and the stock will flat line. emily: amazon forecasting potential quarterly loss for the first time in a while, being very aggressive about moving int

and triple digits up north. the extended forecast shows that we are topping out in the warmest spots. 103. 105 for sunday and monday and a little dip midweek before going back to triple digits and this will be a sustained heat wave. devon, back to you. >>> home warranties cover everything from appliances to [ indiscernible ] but is it really worth it? your consumer watch. >>> it is here, everybody! the fight, tonight! mayweather and mcgregor. who do you got? we got that and we got baseball weekend. but it is unusual. i will explain in a bit. whole foods shoppers might jokingly refer to the store as "whole paycheck"... but starting monday.. they could be ir grocery >>> good morning and welcome back. it is time for our consumer watch this weekend. whole food shoppers could be saving money on the grocery bill starting monday when amazon takes over after buying the store. whole foods is known for expensive groceries but amazon says they are trying to change the stores image. starting next week, whole foods will be l

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it is going to be intense days of heat with triple digits there. a live look right now from our live camera. it's a nice view and many hoping to hold on to the fog over the bay. it is becoming limited to the coast tonight. that marine layer is definitely shallower and getting squashed by this area of high pressure building. the air is beginning to sink. temperatures, 50s, 60s, a live look from the sfo camera. we do have some low clouds there. if you are traveling out of san francisco international tomorrow you could encounter delays. extreme heat inland by week's end and records into the holiday weekend. tomorrow morning, foggy, areas at 7:00 a.m. sunny bay inland and sunny by the afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s to mid-90s. tomorrow morning that fog will be dense at the beaches. mid-50s to mid-60s. tomorrow afternoon you're looking at warm, sunny weather inland along the coastline mild with a little bit of fog in the afternoon. the fog will disappear as we head to the end of the workweek. the sea breeze will be weaker and the temperatures wi

let's bring in jason segel co-founder and chief digital officer. jason thank you for being here thanks for having me look it's obvious why it's streaming services cable providers that seems very obvious to me it's less obvious to me why entertainment division. amc n.b.c. universal are also suffering why are these companies having a hard time switching from selling to cable to selling to streaming services what we're seeing happen is the pendulum is swinging in the past they always took advantage of just trying to sell volume of channels and the consumer always said i really only care about six channels and they just like well millions of minutes millions of hours and t.v. channels thousands of channels that's not important it's about quality and that's why netflix is really starting to dominate and take over because they have the quality content that the customer in the consumer really wants so it's a quality game not a quantity game and the pendulum is swinging back to the skinny bundle which is really really exciting for the consumer now how many

they are the duopoly and digital. digital. .- in digital the challenges are activist investors, they have been using low-cost capital, central banks have been running the economies of the world on loose monetary policy to avoid the negative affects on employment in society of austerity post-lehman. .hey have been buying bonds with cheap money and interest rates have been low. with cheap money the activist investors have been able to establish calls of capital to make investment. the third of similar force has been zero-based budget are's who have been buying companies are investing in companies with the low cost of capital. and that has put tremendous short-term pressure, particularly in the package goods sector, about 30%, one third of our revenue. we have seen, in the first half taking cost cuts, we have announced the results. packages companies have discussed how they have been cutting their media investments or cutting their agency fees. in order to improve margins and profitability. mark: what do you do to combat