. >> well, oracle follows a rivalry and emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon mending fence was not one, but two rivals a day after announcing a partnership with microsoft, another rival announcing a nine-year deal with sales force.com barns and noble posting a loss that was twice as big as estimated. the company said it would stop manufacturing tab blets instead it owe would be co-branded. microsoft combining programs into a new unit that will provide start up was seed funding and tech guidance and more. more than 114 start ups have graduate frtd program. and stocks rebounding after reports came in better than expected. your bloomberg silicon valley index also rising today and pan dora says it has two and a half listeners in cars. >> from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, carol, dan, back to you. >> thank you. >> we made jokes about june gloom weather but we need rain. >> maybe we'll see a little bit of it. >> there is a drenching up there. much of the bay area received no measurable rainfall. here is a look. we'll show you what'

from the bloomberg headquarters i'm embill embilly -- emily chang. >> thank you. >> we have a new abc 7 news smart phone app. >> this is about a minute behind the last you're watching it as it's happening. it's easy to down load. >> you look better than i do. >> people say smaller screen is good for me. >> i was going say but we have a section for stories you want to share. >> and this app is so easy to down load. if you have our current app you're going need to down load the new one because the old one is going to go away soon. >> there is a great new weather app on there. >> changing every day. so you'll want to watch me do the weather live now then check out weather about two minutes from now. >> there you go. mostly clear skies up north. lots of bright blue skies but look at this view looking south ward. you can see high clouds passing oaf. temperatures 68 had oakland. 70s in mountain view. another view of clouds from our east bay hills camera looking towards mount diablo. 78 in santa rosa. and again, we have clouds looking south ward partly cloudy overnight. and with our satellit

. >> emily chang is here with today's afternoon bell report, hi, emily. >> in one of the biggest programming expansions since apple tv began, the company is adding sports, movies and shows from hbo and espn. starting today titles will be available throughout the tv set box. this adds to the line up when ch includes net flix and hulu. best buy recalling 5100 replacement batteries for mac book pro due to a fire risk. the consumer products safety commission says that there have been 13 reports of battery contact fire. facebook hit another milestone announcing it has one million businesses advertising on the site. this comes ahead of an event tomorrow in which reports say the company could announce new video capabilities within instagram. stocks closed lower today after the fed chairman says the central bank may moderate the pace of bond purchases. and bloomberg silicon valley index also closed down lower today, hollow graphic tvs could be coming to the living room in 10 years. at an affordable price. and can be used in applications ranging from video games to robotic surgery. >> a tongue in che

. >> investors have a uniform reaction to apple's announcement and emily chang is here with the report. >> hi, emily. >> good afternoon. apple will hold its annual conference in san francisco today. this despite the company introducing a new music streaming service along with sweeping changes to the software that powers iphones and ipads. shares of apple fell closing at session lows down near seventh tenths of a percent. google expanding it's map decision said to be buying waze, the map software provider. this is the latest move to stay competitive as it seeks to ward off competitors in the fight for mobile navigation programs. and comcast is planning a major expansion to add millions of hot spots to its internet service a program has been underway since last year. the hot spots will be available at no extra cost. s and p and dow falling slightly today as data missed estimates. your bloomberg silicon valley rising today as shares gaid nearly 4%. and hillary clinton joined twitter. her husband, bill clinton welcomed his wife to twitter joking the site needed a family plan as their daugh

uft at bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, back to you, cheryl, and dan. >> thank you. listen to this, one of the latest controversial trends in hollywood is liquid vitamins delivered with an iv drip. there are questions over benefits and safety. it infuses vit minutes right into your vainz. some ordinary people are going to private clinics on their lunch breaks. doctors who administer the vitamins say they can battle chronic fatigue, depression and anxiety. >> this is a way to give more high concentrations of vitamins and minerals so the body has building blocks to heal itself and respond to the stresses of day-to-day life. >> who do you think critics are saying? extreme and a question whether it offers anything nutritious that food cannot. it costs about $130 to $275 a session. >> yike autos more than some fruit and veggie. >> yes. >> liquid is next few days because it's going to be hot. >> five days of temperatures at, or above, 100 degrees inland. so this week we're all screaming for sunshine you might want to limit exposure to the sun. here is a look at live dopple

. >> yes, emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. >> good afternoon, microsoft made a sich at the build conference here in san francisco. steve balmer took to the stage unveiling a stage of windows 8.1 update and the company announced and said facebook and flip board are all building windows 8. watch out amazon and ebay. jack dorsey's company square is launching an online marketplace which could mean competition. the move part of the efforts to expand beyond mobile payments. stocks closing higher today your bloomberg silicon valley index rising led by a gain in adobe shares and may be a small step for man kind but it's a leap fr rob yo.s a robot will have the first human robot conversation in space. i had mate maid a daib yu in tokyo today. the first conversation will take place later this year. from bloomberg studio, back to you. >> the search on in atlanta for thief who's pulled off a brazen smarn smash and grab robbery. surveillance video captured five men taking hammers to a store display case and stealing 20 watches worth nearly $1 million in just 30 second

but america's smoking habits have been changing over the years. emily reports that teens are helping lead the way. >> no, i don't smoke cigarettes. i actually had an aunt. i'd always take her cigarettes and hide them from her. and like, it just -- i was just never a cigarette type. >> i don't smoke cigarettes because i think it's gross and you get lung cancer, and i don't want lung cancer. >> i don't smoke because there's no point to it. it's addictive. it doesn't help you. there's no point. >> the number of american teens who smoke has been going down for years. in fact, we're lelikely to use tobacco than the teens in many other countries. surveys show that only about 12% of all 10th graders have smoked recently. but that's still too many. >> nicotine addiction, take one. >> that's why the government puts out messages like this one. >> [ coughs ] boy, that smoke is really obnoxious. do you think that guy knows how bad smoking is for him? >> these pool players know what they're talking about. they're actually scientists. they work for nida -- the nation

as emily noted last week in "slate." climb changeimmigration and dodd-frank financial reform are also in play and that's why these three rumored contenders to the d.c. court may prove to be very important indeed. all right. what do we know about these three? >> just to go back, the two distinct reasons why these are so important, the d.c. circuit itself hands down important rulings and to repeat it's the farm team for the u.s. supreme court. john roberts was nominated for a very long time ago and they stalled him. elaina kagan way back when was nominated for this at the end of the clinton administration. some of the action are the people we talked about which are possible supreme court nominees if they got on the d.c. circuit. elaina never got it but that wasn't the end of things for her. >> got it. so what do we know about these folks? >> i just want to clarify that we're not sure these will be the people who are nominated but they are certainly the names that have been talked about or in the news. what i can say is these are three

change public opinion. >> doctors nancy snyderman, emily senay, and zeke emanuel, thank you so much. you soon. >> >> coming up, michael haney makes us turn at least ten pages before we see boobs and everything else. and he has some really good stories on the pages of "gq." >> i actually read it for the stories. >> is sure you do. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. on any new volkswagen. i save time, money,st, and i avoid frustration. you'll find reviews on home repair to healthcare, written by people just like you. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. a talking c

the animal kingdom is changing as well so if you think that there's no way that the fight over the future could be part robot then everything you know is wrong joining me now is emily and that's journalist and author of the new book frankenstein's cat cuddling up to biotech's brave new beasts emily welcome . thanks thanks for having me sure what sparked your interest in biotechnology in animals and while you're right there is this fascinating book. over the course of several years i just started noticing all these studies and stories coming out of university labs and i realized that we had these profound powers to modify animal bodies and unprecedented new ways so i got interested in exploring what that meant for us and for our future and also what it meant for animals is that. a fundamentally. good thing bad thing moral a moral. or is it like this is a tool depends on how you use it. exactly it's amoral in the sense that i think biotechnology itself is neither good nor bad it all depends on how we use it and going forward we have these choices we're going to be faced with about how we apply our new tools you know what are a couple of more interesting examples of a

emily the washington times. there was a little confusion backstage. me just finish my story and you can go ahead. i have been talking about the changing media landscape. as i was sitting at armageddon, i am thinking, this is going to be the end of the world. and i think about revelations 1:07. eery eye is going to see him. -- every eye will see him. i am looking at things on my cell phone. it is happening before your eyes. he can watch it on the internet. >> i am ready. >> i am with you. [applause] things in thet of media that are happening. >> what do you read and what do you watch. what do you find to be the most objective news outlet? >> it is called the rusty humphry show. [applause] >> i will clarify. what would you recommend to the media about the balanced and unbiased media outlet. what was the mishap backstage? >> we were adjusted chatting backstage. mishap. is a good beo not think media should objective. for most of our history it was not objective. you just had media robustly on both sides. i wrote a book recently about abraham lincoln. it is excellent, by the way. political parties owned newspapers. there is no pretense tha

physician emily senay here with big stories of health stories of concerns of cat scans to whether taking vitamins is even worth it. which i don't. to that major changebill? >> morning to you. i think we have driven i-95 through the baltimore area. this is the view yesterday. over the interharbor. yes, that's a tornado right over the top of baltimore, maryland. this is the ground view of that same tornado. it was weak. only did a little bit of damage to one warehouse but a rare sight there within the city limits and a lot of nasty weather yesterday. seven tornadoes, a lot of wind damage especially south carolina and north carolina. and the rainfall, unbelievable. we have had almost eight inches of rain in the first 11 days of june in new york city and all of the i-95 cities right behind that. the rain moving out during the day today. we'll get another batch of showers and storms this afternoon in to this evening but not lasting that long and the rest of the country, the heat continues. yesterday in the 90s. we're easily going to be 95 to 100 from denver to st. louis all the way down through texas. summer has arrived in the midwest and it's going to b

changes to comply with the americans with disabilities act. the black caucus, all the republicans and all of a sudden i was grabbed, and this is a think we're going to move your build. emilyand we did. and he came back and said, you have ruined our reputation. this is not the most important piece of legislation affecting small business. am big zero and now i time. what if familiarization -- have you done for my reputation? i changed one of the rules in , we take a bipartisan amendments first. they go to the head of the queue. see if we can get some things done. afternoon we will take a major piece of legislation impacting the pharmaceutical industry. john dingell is one of my best supporters. getting that through the market and the intent to have it passed by voice vote a little later this afternoon. look at what we have tried to do. i have always been a policy over politics guide. last congress, we passed 80 bills on the house floor that came out of my committee. all but four or five had democrats court. 40 of them the senate -- resident signed into law. that is not a bad record. that is not a record that people like to hear and talk shows out there. we have to work toge