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ebay looking unchanged right now. it appears the options action is a 7.8 percent move to the upside. bet analysts seem to positive, but some are on the sidelines, saying they are nervous about the competitive landscape out there. julia: what'd you miss? a very busy day in washington. muellercounsel robert is expanding his probe to include president trump's business dealings. the cbo is out with its latest score on the senate health bill. 22 million more people learning -- losing insurance, and deductibles so high. gordon, joining us from d.c. let's begin with you. what does the expansion of this probe actually mean is being individualn terms of business dealings, and who in donald trump's inner circle is also being investigated here? >> sure, i mean, most of the probe up until now has focused on actions by donald trump's campaign, paul manafort, his campaign chairman, donald jr., his son, etc. what our story broke today is that robert mueller is looking at expanding that probe to activities as far back as 2008. donald

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want to check on the other movers after hours we're approach iing for ebay, va and capital one.'s call doesn't kick off until 5:30 the others are rallying slightly, then tomorrow morning, we have general electric reporting, ge, they've trailed the s&p by 26 percentage points. the question is whether john flannery tomorrow abandons the $2 target for 2018 earnings. >> exactly you almost feel as if the street would take kindly to that type of a move or clear the decks wee going to start with a blank sheet of paper lot of focus is also going to be on the trends with ge eerks cash flow because that was a huge shortfall. got hit with concerned about the financial businesses but really, a wide range of potential outcomes here with a new ceo. what tone is is he going to want to strike. >> i think you're right. it would be taken positively you'll get a new person in, potentially or otherwise, kind of resetting expectations and saying what's achievablchievabl. so it was interesting you help him set the target, there could be more pressure if it looks like they have a lower trajectory >> a

believe it or not were all obtained on ebay. ebay is probably the biggest archive in the world. we built an entire archive of jfk as he was seen around the world just by spending about a week on ebay purchasing these historic works. of course you have to pay the postage. you see this young man starting to run for congress, kind of sitting there. in 1946 when he gets elected for congress. his father hired not only the ,est photographers in the world but also they hired advertising agencies to properly promote the image of the kennedy family and jfk as he started to run for political office. the composition of this picture is not only the product of the photographer but product of a good smart advertising guy. that posters part of the madman here a. jfk was the first president in the great flannel suit. was.ural public speaker he shows withtograph the technology of the day was, not these fine video cameras that give you such clarity. here jfk is under the spotlight. his father said to him you appeal to women you will get yourself elected. 200 women lined up to meet jfk in massachu

also, taking a look at shares of ebay on the nasdaq they're under pressure after warning on profits ofurrent quarter saying it's going to fall short of estimates as the company looks to revamp the marketing and platform strategy they did report after the close yesterday. and then overseas, watching the dax in germany on pace for the worst day since september. more details on that coming up your muscles look good, but we should be seeing more range of motion. i'm fine. okay, well let's see you get up from the couch. i'm sorry, what? grandpa come. at cognizant, we're uniting doctors, insurers and patients on a collaborative care platform, making it easier to do what's best for everyone's health, every step of the way. you may need more physical therapy. ugh... am i covered for that? yep. look. grandpa catch! grandpa duck! woah! ha! there you go grandpa. keep doing that. get ready, because we're helping leading companies lead with digital. >>> the s&p 500 set more record closes on friday this is year than any other day of the week but so far not today ine s&p 500 is down almost six dow 78

and microsoft and ebay are two of the bigger ones at bat.ings expectations. microsoft benefiting big time from its cloud computing business which is the second biggest in the cloud market behind amazon's web services. microsoft saw strong growth in that business. microsoft shares are moving a little lower, though. ebay also topped expectations on a solid quarter. however, the san jose firm provided weaker-than-expected guidance for the current quarter and as a result, ebay shares are down 1.5% in the early going. june was a much better month for the videogame industry. software sales rebounded and hardware sales were up by 27%. it's been a strong year for console sales thanks in large part to the debut of the nintendo hybrid switch console and sony's playstation 4. the playstation remains the top selling console ahead of microsoft's xbox 1 and then nintendo's switch. stock market is opening quite a bit lower this morning. the nasdaq has won ten straight sessions in a row. and it's been helped out in large part by apple which was on a nine-se

, -- ron ebay and uber.y and uber. , they are both marketplaces. i think it's asked with the kind of company she could run better than she has been able to run hp and hpe. you might say she is generationally too old for this sort of thing. but she is a silicon valley veteran. she brings a lot of the right characteristics to the job. so i am relatively optimistic that she would be a strong candidate at a minimum. emily: it is reported that whitman is unlikely to take the job and may not he a top -- even be a top contender. what is your reaction to that? lacks she is definitely a top contender. hp's statement to us was a sickly -- basically she is going to be here until the job is done, which is super vague. we disagree on this one. emily: that was our bloomberg tech reporter eric newcomer and david kirkpatrick. coming up, capital funds get bigger. we will chat with the general partner at canaan partners about the record-setting latest fund. and a competition in augmented reality space is heating up. how this

ebay is another big one. traders are expecting that stock could move higher or lower by 6% ibm and qualcomm are implying a 4% advance or decline. johnson & johnson and unitedhealth are predicting a 2% move it's going to be a wild week >> thank you, bob. >>> some of the most frequent questions we get from our fans are, one, why doesn't carter have a twitter account that's always asked. two, how do you calculate implied moves? we may never get a straight answer for the first question, but the second one is actually quite simple let's send it over to professor co with the call to action. >> square root of 2 over pi. skip that. it's not hard to do the back of the napkin calculation you want to take a look at the weekly straddle. take a look at the call option and the put option that are close to the current stock price that expire the following week we take the price of those two options, you add them together and then you divide by the stock price. i want to make a quick point we're going to talk about netflix.

when you say bidding on ebay, on ebay people put something they want to sell. the idea is i put a computer, i want my price to go higher, higher and higher. in our situation, this is what we see on the market in real estate. when a landlord puts a property for rent, the price can go lower and this is huge because essentially it's not just about price. it's a huge misconception because there's lots of data points that go into the analysis of the actual tenant. >> i'm going to ask you about that. there is an important point there. you're saying if it's $3,000 a month and i bid 2800 -- >> you can get the place. >> the landlord may say -- >> exactly. >> now, you're going with the we know more about the tenant thing. we all have questions. i interrupted. continue. >> what was your question? >> my question is where the suspicion is, i thought you were going, is now we've built this profile of this tenant. i as a landlord want somebody with a good credit rating. but i know a lot about this tenant that would enable me to be discriminatory in ways that i might not over

next quarter ebay had been predicting eps in range of 46 to 48 cents% share.ow saying more likely closer to the 46 cents versus the high-end of 4 cents a share. i will quakily give you revenue, a little better than expected. $2.33 billion, versus 2.31 billion. david: good stuff. i can't get o.j. out of my mind. melissa: he would never ever pull a weapon on anyone. david: look at one case. he didn't know his bodyguard had weapons. because he had his back to them. he didn't know his bodyguards had weapons. at any rate, moving on. new strategy in afghanistan. commander-in-chief visiting the pentagon earlier today. what president trump told his top advisors next. we're joined by lieutenant-general thomas mcinerney. melissa: it has been six months since donald trump was sworn in as 45th president of the united states. we're breaking down what is accomplished so far, and what work is left to be done. ♪ [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offer

he's very impressive. >> ebay, did meet for the quarter.enue slightly above but they're talking about a marketing spend jim that will cause the current quarter to fall short. >> but they're still giving you hope i'm not a big fan of ebay. i like paypal, the spin off but i felt that ebay s when i read the numbers i was surprised to see the stock down because everybody was joyous about the second half. not unlike like j and j. a couple of downgrades to sell today. i'm not going to distinguish and give you the analysis because i believe it's so off point but i think ebay is fine it's not a runaway it's not great it's not anything that you would name your dog after. >> you feel the same way on clorox today too right. >> yeah. ai remember when coal gate was something you could set your clock too but the coal gate quarter inspires me to recall how great the unilever call was. you know how we refresh at 5:00 in the morning and 5:30 he has to do two calls because he's that good. >> was it cintas you mentioned it's an s&p leader today. >> good. >> t

before you came to trainline you were vice president at ebay. did you were vice president at ebay.etween the two countries where companies? to survive spent 15 years working in companies that use technologies to make life a bit better. at trainline we are on a mission, we want to make train travel accessible to everybody and make it easy, we want to take the hassle away, take the anxiety of getting the best price away and make it simple, easy and transparent. as a company, you are very reliant on tech talent and people with the know—how and skills. what are you doing as an organisation to nurture that and protect the tech talent of the future? we employ over 40 different nationalities and that's the lifeblood of any global high—growth tech company. so we take recruitment, hiring and developing our people really seriously. we host a whole load of tech events in our offices. we have a very vibrant tech and creative culture. we have been hiring a lot in technology and data science and it is exciting work for people. it is bringing artificial intelligence to railfor people. it is bring

i want to be long ebay let's go to the third that seems -- now this is a very orderly, unlike ebay, ay orderly. in fact, look how orderly it is. it has just been in a well-defined channel what we do know, often when you are at the top or at the bottom or at the top or at the bottom, you will make it back to the top. so i'm going to make the bet here that microsoft's going to push on for a bit more at the top. on the other side, stocks that are acting poorly, you can see this sort of big rolling over. you can see this head and shoulders top. it's quite the opposite. i mean, that's why these patterns repeat. we know we have the following. break-in trend.shoulders bac on there not a great setup. what's really sort of scary is it threw back to trend, failed, and now it's gone the wrong way. not good don't want to be there harley davidson. next one, ibm. same sort of story again, what you got here is a break in trend you've got your head and shoulders top. you have this gap right here where it missed its earnings before you got a hell of a neckline that's not a good setup. i want to be sho

netscape was behind the new market and ebay was a catalyst and facebook.king for someone -- some leader to step out. that will be likely to occur. the index of companies you put together is up 26%. stocks and i don't particularly well. why is that when tech is roaring? >> it's frustrating, we look at the portfolio. selling at as discount. frankly, the biggest catalyst for the stock to changes dynamics is to have some of these great companies in our portfolio go public and do well. snap will be a good catalyst. whether it's spotify or dropbox we got a number of companies lined up that we think would be great ways to make that discount go away. let's go to first word news. opec nations are meeting in st. petersburg, russia this weekend. thatwant to clear the oil -- the global oil glut. high butes are still there is chance they will come up with a more aggressive approach. in greece, and earthquake that was 6.5 struck an island killing at least two people, more than 120 others were injured. the island is popular with tourists. the head of the cia warns that r

using the slogan, did you check ebay? has boosted the marketing budget to freshen its image and change the view that it is an online rubbish sale. facebook trying to turn its oculus rift a fee our kids into a mass-market phenomenon and is planning a cheaper vr device. headsets it is cheap and high in rigs such as the oculus at $400. the new headset is to sell around $200. haidi: black rock pushing the corporate world on diversity and said it supported eight of nine shareholder proposals in the second quarter. it also voted against nominating committees for failing to address issues. blackrock had supported only two bank out of 98 diversity proposals from 2012 through 2016. a happy place for the bulls. with some now guidance for the second half is norman chan. quite something. the hang seng two-year highs, the kospi at all-time highs. >> taiwan multiyear highs. you're not going to get 20% in the second half. you're saying we will get half that. >> second-half return will be positive, but not as strong as the first half. th

caroline: james, you saw ebay split from paypal.o see facebook potentially look to be building its own payment system itself. they certainly seem to be cozying up to financial technology companies here in london. james: i don't think so. i think they will stick to what they said. if you want to bring this back. go to the beginning. is enablinge doing subscription services for the publishers in order to extend an olive branch. at the same time they allow the subscription side, they will be collecting payment data. then he has a whole privacy issues around what they do with that data as well. they have to tread lightly here. we have so much we could be talking about from a regulatory perspective, from a payment perspective. it is been wonderful to have you, james with us. eileen, wonderful to have you joining me in london. thank you very much indeed. great discussions from you both. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." on wednesdayn after the independence day holiday in the united states. twitter ataming on 5:00 p.

shares in ebay have fallen about 5% in after—hours trade after they warned that profits could fall forr below analyst estimates. they are spending big on marketing and revamping their platforms to attract more shoppers. it is striving to compete with rivals like amazon. microsoft has had a revenue jump amazon. microsoft has had a revenue jump in the three months tojune. it saw shares rise in after hours trade. however, they are laying off thousands of workers from the global sales tea m thousands of workers from the global sales team in a bid to boost its cloud division. the microsoft ceo has confronted one of the biggest challenges of the sector, taking a company that was dominant in one market and retooling it for new markets. its original moneyspinner is steadily losing value. in microsoft's case, windows softwa re value. in microsoft's case, windows software was at the heart of the original computer revolution. but thatis original computer revolution. but that is not today's revolution. now, the growth is in places like social media and cloud computing. so, more of the compa ny‘s m

ebay also had best sales they ever.cipation of prime day, the competing marketplace launched an advertising blitz using the quote "did you check ebay?" snap shares continue to fall after another analyst downgrade adding to a dismal trading week for the stock. the analyst lowered their share blamingthe a lower at forecast. the parent company was downgraded by morgan stanley. the stock has plunged this week to break below the ipo price of $17 a share. what does this signal to ipo's on the horizon? joining us to discuss, alex barinka in new york. how do you think these other companies are perceiving this market? >> one thing is for sure. for ipo, you have got to get the evaluation right. that is the biggest takeaway from the snap move. if you do not give investors any forward-looking benchmarks to work off of, that could resent an issue -- present an issue. when snap listed in march, the company did not give overlooking guidance. backwardhave the numbers to work off of and create their own models. after the first earnings

♪ but did you check ebay? no. no?! [laughter] deals on what's totally new and totally you.ll standing as you might expect inside the nassau veterans memorial coliseum. one final time tonight, brus halls the official decision. >> ladies and gentlemen, referee mccarthy called a stop to the contest at 3:45 of round number three. declaring the winner by submission due to arm triangle choke, the all-american chris weidman. [cheers and applause] >> all right, long island, i'm here with the winner, chris weidman. [cheers and applause] chri in the crowd arc lot of people at home watching who are down, going thru adversity right now. how important was it for to you come out here and show them what it's like to come back and that they can come back. >>> first, thank you, god. guys, you want to do something, believe in yourself. everybody else's pins, screw it. long island, what's up, baby! [cheers and applause] i'm back. my wife, my family, i couldn't do anything without them. my coaches, my wonder boys. i'm so blessed. lastly, that british bum who's crying in his house right now, i'

they can big mark up where people will steal health care items and sell them on ebay."s is a freeze frame of two of the women.the video camera also captured a 3rd woman running out with a bag after the struggle with the stun gun around nine last night.arcadia police say the women did the same thing at this vons pavillions store about an hour later.this time the stun gun was used on a security guard. --nat-- at perfection beauty salon -- near cvs - natalie vi and her co-workers say such a bold crime has them worried about their safety when the work late.natalie vi, hair stylist:"sometimes by myself with the customer so i think from now on, have to lock the door after 7o'clock." detectives say this is the getaway car.it's a newer model red four-door. (justine)as for the guard -- he sustained minor injuries, but declined medical attention. (jrstone) a jaw-dropping story out of canada... a man was struck by lightening and survived...(justine) the whole thing happened in the middle of his daughter's wedding. j-p nadeau was celebrating his daughter's big day yesterday in his

didn't have a national internet commerce policy either but we came up with companies like amazon and ebay. then he goes into the area where we need government to do more. we've been doing more and education to the tune of billions of dollars for the last 50 years. when he veers into government solving things i think that is exactly the wrong way to go. i like his libertarian stance if that's what he's talking about with tax reform and maybe healthcare getting back to a free market. the other stuff is just more government speak for letting the government get in there and sell things. it actually interferes with job creation. it has involved re- regulating or basically trying to crush vast parts of our economy. it is even in the internet and financials and we we've gotten some 3% growth over that time. i find it hilarious to hear him complain. and obviously played at critical role in that. it doesn't matter. he has profited off of big government for sure. i do agree with the sentiment there. and from the wood -- from the richest to the poorest. not to the degree that donald trump is talking

melon and blackstone those are some companies report bridgette opening bell then we will hear from ebaynd microsoft after the close. >>> still ahead, the kuroda pop. asian stocks rally after the bank kicuts its inflation forecast. >>> and alphabet wants some intel on uber, and they are going to court to get it we'll explain when "worldwide exchange" returns. in the meantime, a little carrie underwood to start your morning. the new guy? what new guy? i hired some help. he really knows his wine. this is the new guy? hello, my name is watson. you know wine, huh? i know that you should check vineyard block 12. block 12? my analysis of satellite imagery shows it would benefit from decreased irrigation. i was wondering about that. easy boy. nice doggy. what do you think? not bad. wyogig-speed internet.me? you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids. and these guys. him. ah. oh hello- that lady. these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh. sure. still yes! you can get it too. welcome t

you can find them on ebay. i looked around and couldn't find information. hackers have not been beating on these things. academics have a few publications. i was like him a i don't know about these either but i that i can buy some on ebay and invite the hackers and. this year it is exploded. we have all these voting machines. ,e have county commissioners election officials, dhs. a crazyurned into semblance of anybody interested in hacking on these voting machines. the more you learn more scary it becomes. there is excitement because it wasn't done last year. host: you have a ba degree in criminal justice. jeff: the first graduating class in graduating -- in criminal justice at gonzaga. i thought i was going to be an fbi agent. we were getting all these talks and speakers. an fbi agent told this incredible story about chasing these bad guys. unbelievable. i thought that was what i want to do. i didn't know any better. i took computer science classes. i never really knew what i wanted to do. i was enjoying sociology and criminal justice us as area i graduated

for individuals have many uses from sharing utility bills to buying things off of auction sites like ebaya large portion of millennials are using their venom moab to -- for drugs -- event though app to pay for drugs. paypal and by processed nearly $18 billion in payments last year's -- last year. it was only a matter of time. time to bring you our press review. of focus lot unsurprisingly on donald trump's visit to paris today. >> he is in paris. he will be attending a best still day -- bastille day ceremony before dining inside a restaurant inside the eiffel tower. macron has invited him in the hopes of styling himself as trump's new straight talking best friend on the international stage. of ae men have something love-hate relationship. a visit is mutually beneficial. >> that's right. let me show you the front page of charlie hebdo. great again,july using trumps infamous catchphrase. the french paper suggests that macron wants to help bring donald trump out of international isolation. a love-hate relationship. the washington post explains he only agreed to the trip because he was promis

replica gloves selling for as little as 50 bucs and police say they have founded similar gloves on ebay. >> scary. >> reporter: detectives believe this is what the suspect's weapon looks like with skulls on the knuckle, and long sharp blades. >> and they said he was privt with the knife, and these people were terrorized. >> reporter: the restaurant workers were not injured, but at one he pushes that claw against the throw an employ aye. >> the restaurant -- since these such a unique weapon, here hoping that someone mike recognize it. live in the township nbc 10 news. >>> to your first alert weather, a live look from our camera in cape may. the beach has cleared out since we looked at it earlier, but with you know there are probably some people extending their holiday week there. tracking some rain, though, in the forecast, glenn. do they need to work about dark clouds soon? >> probably tomorrow, especially tomorrow night. cape may and also ocean city. nothing on radar right now close by, but virginia, we have showers and thunderstorms all the way back to missouri. there's a lot of moist

. >>> some other big earning movers to watch, ebay's second quarter profit was in line with forecastsrevenue beat estimates. the company's third quarter outlook is below consensus as it continues to invest in marketing and revamping its platform stock down 4%. >>> visa's third quarter profit and revenue beat forecasts as the company processed more credit and debit card transactions visa is raising its earnings guidance for the year. >>> capital one's second quarter profit rose 10% beating analyst forecasts. the company pointing to a run up in credit card balances and rising interest rates for the earnings beat. >>> e-trade's second quarter profit and revenue beat estimates. the online broker added more than 0,040,000 new accounts in e quarter. it's up 2.5%. >>> athena health second quarter results topped estimates as revenue rose 15% the company earned 51 cents a share in the last quarter. a 12 cent beat >>> shares of skyworks solutions are falling despite the company reporting better than expected third quarter results. they are raising the quarterly dividend by 14%. skyworks slippin

. ♪ but did you check ebay? no. no?! deals on what's totally new and totally you. fill your cart with color. ebay. >> all standing as you might expect inside the nassau veterans memorial coliseum. one final time tonight, brus halls the official decision. >> ladies and gentlemen, referee mccarthy called a stop to the contest at 3:45 of round number three. declaring the winner by submission due to arm triangle choke, the all-american chris weidman. [cheers and applause] >> all right, long island, i'm here with the winner, chris weidman. [cheers and applause] chris, there's a lot of people in the crowd arc lot of people at home watching who are down, going thru adversity right now. how important was it for to you come out here and show them what it's like to come back and that they can come back. >>> first, thank you, god. guys, you want to do something, believe in yourself. everybody else's pins, screw it. long island, what's up, baby! [cheers and applause] i'm back. my wife, my family, i couldn't do anything without them.

ebay has underscore the problems emerging from the shadow of amazon.com. the fiscal third quarter. the forecast does not promise much improvement. ebay has been trying to make it easier for shoppers to navigate the one billion listings. that is your bloomberg business flash. taylor, thank you so much. i was just making up a new chart to throw up here and that is what you do with christopher perrone -- christopher perrone -- christopher verone. it is not about making money, and about not losing money the way you do not lose money is to stay on trend and respect trends. chris, great to have you here. how did you find the courage to be -- cannot be in cash and to be in the market? chris: you have been rewarded for staying with this for the last seven or eight years. until this market proves us wrong, i think you have to give it the benefit of the doubt and you pull up like the microsoft andt or the amazon chart people want to fight these things the whole way up. that is the mistake. the trick is sticking with the trend. tom: first the long-term. bring up this

also, united health, then there's a handful of big tech names reporting like ibm, qualcomm, visa and ebaythere could be an uptick in volatility when all these names report so netflix for example is a big earnings mover that's big move. traders are expecting that to move higher by about 6%. ibm and qualcomm, a 4% johnson and jouin and united health, a more than 2% move. don't know which direction this should shake out, but it's a wild week. >> some of the most we may never get a straight answer for the first question, but the second one is simple. so over to professor ko. >> it's not that tough to do what the options markets are expecting for the future price move you want to look at the weekly straddle want to make a quick look at -- we do the math, united by the 157.5 or $160. one of the thipgs about netflix is that you see all of these big gaps in here all these big price moves. all of that came -- the thing is, this time, maybe not so much last earn, we saw relatively muted moves. september, 160 call spread we can pay $9.15 to get long that calendar call spread a very cheap price i lik

publish their results this week, including goldman sachs, bank of america, microsoft, qualcomm, and ebayx numbers were posted after the closing bell. for more on that let's bring in financial correspondent on moore street -- on wall street jens korte. we have earnings reports every quarter for this time the numbers seem to be particularly anticipated. why is that? jens: i mean, there has been so much talk in the past couple months about the so-called trump rally, all these election promises, the possibility of tech cuts or infrastructure spending were supposed to be the reasons for the huge rally that we saw on wall street. but actually one of the main drivers was that u.s. corporations are increasing their profits once again. we are looking at the fourth consecutive quarter with a big corporations in the u.s. will increase their profit revenue. that has been one of the main drivers for the recent rally. we are shy only a less -- a little less than 2% to reach 22,000 points for the dow jones. a lot depends on those earnings and the outlook if we can continue with the rally that we have s

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fill your cart with color. ebay.ifferent winner this season, matt crafton gets his first. a triumphant performance at eldora. his first win in more than a year. and you better believe the team is enjoying the fireworks tonight. well, it was a heck of a night for christopher bell. they gave it a run. good effort. >>christopher, last week for the kings royal, you came from 20th to 2nd. you put on a hell of a show. what happened in the end? >> i ruined it for my guys. they gave me a great tundra. we had a truck to win there. we got going really good and the truck seemed like it was driving good enough, like we had a lot of speed in it. yeah, just miscalculated there on the spin. the lap before i had a lot of grip up in the cushion and it held me really good so i tried to make speed up there and was just a little too low and spun out. but the flat hitire really kill us. >>stewart friesen led 87 laps tonight. you said you didn't feel like you had outright speed. >>my team was good. we had a good long run truck. and those

i looked at ebay, they're prime deal is our every day deal. here is google home, which is about the price of alexa and does the same thing. these samsung tvs are up to $100 off. here's a computer. at check out, 279. real quickly. if you want to check it out, there's this website called camo camo camo, you punch the amazon item in there, and it gives you the price history. at one point, it was actually the same price that they're selling it for right now. >> interesting. we've done some additional comparing. we looked at the prices for last year, you're onto the amazon echos are $40 cheaper this year. the prices of the echo dot stayed the same, and the kindle paper white stayed the same too. we've got the best deals on our website, wusa9.com. >>> virginia is working toward creating the mid-atlantic's first offshore wind farm. dominion energy says they would be located on property. here's virginia's governor terry mucullough. >> virginia will be the leader on offshore wind. >> you won't see it, and out there, we think the wind resources are very

she is using it as packaging material to support her ebay business. the "7 on your side" i-team has nonconfrontational ways to fight the porch pirates. just go to wjla.com to find out. alison: ways other than chasing them down with your s.u.v. the d.c. police on the trail of a thief with high-end taste. not just targeting the values. bourbon bandit targets high value spirits. the victims have a cocktail in his honor. stephen: it might be a chicken restaurant but the bar is all about the bourbon. hen quarter is known for the rare and the pricy bourbons. perhaps too well known. >> someone found an open door in the back and helped themselves in to partake of some of the really special hard to find and the rare bourbon. >> some of the bourbons are so rare they may be impossible to replace. the thief made off with thousands of dollars in spirits and except for a couple of bottles of tequila, he took only bourbon. >> the easiest thing to sell, the easiest thing to enjoy? i don't know. or he just really likes bourbon. >> there is excellent surveillance video

hold it lower after missing earnings, and ebay down about 2.5% on the day, beating estimates for the second quarter but it is that third quarter etf's guidance that is weighing on the shares today. abigail, thank you. as we have been hearing, the start of the week is strong, backed by solid earnings recovery and hope for fiscal policy support. dampen the equity markets in the second half of the year. joining me now for the equity week in review is oliver renick. oliver, we saw a bit of a selloff today, not as bad as the one earlier. oliver: stocks have moved up wall the price-to-earnings ratio of the actual index has moved down. this is an interesting dynamic, where we have lowering valuation because earning has been very good so far. but markets hit a new high. if you jump into my terminal, this is the story of the week. out lows have been building for three months now -- outflows have been building for three months now and are at a pace for a fourth month. this is highlighting four months -- four weeks of outflows from the s&p 500. so this is showing investors that they will see be

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these two executives have long histories, running giant companies, ebay, to you know, from a 30 personpany to a 15,000 person business, or amelt, who has run ge for tumultuous 16 years, but that is a conglomerate. it's also a shift to an earlier ainking at uber or they had one point considered, do we want somebody with deep technology industry experience or do we want somebody with experience running a sprawling global corporation? vonnie: they really sort of want somebody in there fast. it's almost another -- what direction they go as long as they put somebody at the helm. >> right. they have no ceo right now, so that's concerning for a company valued at close to $70 billion. there officially being run by a 14 person committee, the with the departure a travis kalanick last month, there is very much a leadership vacuum that they need to plug in quickly. we've heard they are looking at hoping to name a new ceo by around labor day. vonnie: why would jeff ml to be a good match -- jeff immelt be a good match? he doesn't seem to have found any success with ge. >> that's true. he did not hav

we know that ebay actually is just announcing some big sales, including on its google home assistantsh sort of competes with the amazon echo/alexa devices they also have apple devices on sale on ebay, similar to best buy. otherwise, the retailers have sort of waved the white flag on this one, given this day to amazon they've declared it. >> they had a really bad day yesterday, retailers walmart dragged down the dow. >> yeah. >> it was abercrombie, yes, down 20% on that deal falling apart, but was that a prime reaction? i mean, this is something that investors should be able to anticipate at this point, no >> yeah, exactly i'm not sure it was entirely a prime reaction you bring up a good point about the abercrombie potential deal fae falling apart. sears, also announcements of more store closures trickling out. so, there are a number of factors at play. and what's interesting is in years past on prime day, amazon shares are actually lower on the day. that happens on cyber monday, too, with amazon shares. it's a kind of a strange phenomenon, because they're getting so many headlines and

david: she went from ebay, a different, consumer-oriented company to a different market entirely and a pretty good job. to divide theabor company and overall, you have to say, i am impressed by meg whitman. could she run uber? we do not know. scarlet: they still have to higher a lot of other people, us coo. -- a coo. david: she probably thinks, this could be my coup de grace. the feather in her cap. i could see her wanting to do that. julia: you have numbers on facebook. the stock is down some 2% in after-hours trade. high expectations, despite zuckerberg's cautions. david: it has performed in recent weeks and months. since the last quarter, it has really jumped. a little bit of movement. did it go up during the day today? scarlet: it was a little changed. david: it is fairly significant. joe: i want to reiterate a few interesting numbers. we talked about the eps, $1.32. and the revenue. mobile revenue representing 80% of all revenue. in 2016.4% this was their big break, when they went public. they do not have mobile monetization, the headcount jumping year over year. a littleey are

a lesson to us all, i am going to spend the weekend on ebay to see if icanfind spend the weekend on ebayo the weather. this says it all, it's been a mixture of everything today. we have a woodpecker in the rain. a picture from a weather watcher. dark clouds in the vale of glamorgan. also fine weather at the moment across many eastern areas of the uk, it's not been bad everywhere. the south—west has had a fair dose of rain and strong winds, up to gale force in places. look at this low pressure spinning around. the weather front isn't moving very far. that was video footage of clouds moving across the uk. the rain falling in any one location, hence a lot of rain fell in some areas of the south—west and wales. here is 7pm, you can see it's nudging into southampton, into the far west of the midlands, then moving through wales and nudging into merseyside. many areas clearly enjoying some dry weather this evening and i think pleasa nt weather this evening and i think pleasant across northern scotland and some of these eastern counties. it's going to stay dry and overnight you might get rain. n

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. >> reporter: the package in this case was just free packing supplies from ebay.n san jose, katie march zeal owe, "abc 7 news." >>> well, a trip to paradise ended in tragedy for a thrill-seeking tourist. coming up, the dangerous stunt involving planes and a fence that turned deadly. >>> plus the d.c. dress code sparking a backlash all the way here in the bay area. >> and a galasy far, far away will soon be a quick trip away. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for the triple digit sizzle. we will look at your weekend forecast coming up. first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" right after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks larry and ama. here is what someone paid us to do tonight. >> maybe you can have a john stewart themed wedding, will? >> i'll think about it. ♪ sunrise >>> a woman has died taking part in a risky decade's-old tourist attraction in the caribbean. she was blown away -- literally -- by an airplane's jet engine in st. martin. >> police say it is the first death in this thrill-seeking past time dating to the 1940s. ab

it allows you to take a foettor or use a saved photo of an item that you want to buy and then ebays appor similar picks. >> it's 6:26 coming up next on today in the bay, preparing for the worse. steps first responders are taking in one east bay city to be sure they're ready in the event of of a disaster. >>> another suspect face a judge today in connection to the deadly assault of a woman affectionately known as ms. flo. suspect's unlikely connection to those being accused of the murder. you're watching "today in the bay" bay".. >>> right now it's 6:30 we're getting ready for another warm day across the bay area. taking a live look outside, at redwood shores. a nice, cool start to our thursday morning. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we've had another warm we're just kind of building here as the week goes along because today is going to be nice, tomorrow a little warmer. kari. >> that's going to be the trend as we get closer to the weekend. as we look a at strans's forecast into the too bad. you still don't neat air-cond