the business or programs that might help businesses where the employees might want to -- such as green apple books where the owner retired and the employs bought the business from the owner. so developing some of those programs and that's why with the sbdc we could they would be helpful in helping us construct some of those programs. that said with the registry program, there will be some criteria and application. in the legislation supervisor campos' intent is really around small legacy businesses in our neighborhood corridors so this legislation doesn't specifically state that at this particular point in time, but it does state that in terms of business categories it's a bar, restaurant, retail store, art space, performance venue or business primarily engaged in production, distribution and repair activities as described in the planning code. but there are other criteria where it says the business has contributed to the neighborhood history or identify of participation in the neighborhood or community and the business is committed to maintaining the physical features and traditions as divi

apple. that spaceship campus is selected to be completed some time next year. >> massive green walls surroundson site and apple campus it 2 is starting to take shape in cupertino as mike mibach tells us one customer is giving us a look at around the vision that steve jobs once had. >> reporter: take off cupertino with a drone flying high over what some call a spaceship, the apple soon to be home and the video showing the progress of the enormous site as nearly 200,000 hits on youtube. >> i never fly over the top of the site. i know that apple owns the lower 83' of airspace. >> reporter: he wants us to use his youtube name and calls himself an apple fan, a curious customer who just wants to take a sneak peek. >> i moved to cupertino in 1976 when i was 4 years old and it was all orchards and now it's almost all apple. >> reporter: it's evidence not only from the air, but the ground behind me and see the 25-35' green well with the gate only opening for construction truck as they come and go. >> we're here in silicon valley and a lot of high-tech companies are very concerned about security. >> rep

green. in the big apple today, the big dig out started early at the three major airports. not a minute too soon for hundreds of passengers stranded at jfk overnight. after first sitting for five hours on a virgin atlantic flight that never left for london. >> i'm unable to leave the terminal because all the roads are closed. we're unable to go through security. we're unable to go anywhere. we have to sleep on the floor at jfk overnight. >> reporter: at laguardia, roughly 50 people spent the night and most of the day waiting. >> it is a bit frustrating. because i feel like i'm trapped you know. i can't get back there and i can't go back to houston. >> reporter: nationwide, 7,500 flights canceled yesterday and today. flight radar 24 showing the air space thinning out yesterday and last night before a slow recovery today. airlines like delta moved their planes out of the storm's path. on the ground, new york reopened its roads and subways this morning, while amtrak service suspended in much of new england. >> i had three trains canceled this morning and a bus cancel yesterday

liz: jeff greene also telling us that apple was his best trade of 2014.m american billionaires to russian billionaires, we've got oleg derapasca, the chief of the world's largestuminum company. welcome and thank you for coming on fox fox business. you employ lots of people all over the world. you just came from an ebola meeting because you're the largest employer in guinea, and you're building a hospital. ebola, how serious a threat is it, do you believe? >> it is very serious, and we've been very lucky. this time we've been very lucky, and that was one of the subjects in the meeting, how to prepare ourselves for the next case which will definitely happen. liz: people are talking about ebola, terrorism, but they're also talking about western tensions with your country, russia. how are the sanctions affecting you and your company? >> we're not directly affected, of course, but because of pressure on russia and oil slump, you know, it would be significant pressure on russian economy, and it will be an effect. liz: we had andre cost anyone on day one of davo

the only thing in the green is technology. we know why. apple and yahoo and the like multiply w.cisco systems going into the red. boeing didn't get the respect it deserved today. it moved to newer highs. rise of about 13% for their delivery orders. booming demand for their aircraft. brought up the whole group. caterpillar was also a gain. boeing up 5.5% keeping the dow up. back to you. liz: i'm convinced it's because the fed said it's growing at a solid pace versus moderate. that's just me. furniture company ethan allen. who among us doesn't that know name. the stock is tumbling today. down 12%. but there is a reason for optimism that analysts say maybe you want to take a look at. joining us now from in fox business exclusive, ethan allen ceo farooq kathwari. some ceos, they'll cancel. you're here to talk about it. you actually feel that there is a transition here that will work long-term for the stock. >> absolutely. when you had asked me to come, i knew at that time, that it was probably the reaction to our earnings today. but, first of all, you know, we have a long association

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green light. look for players like paypal google and apple to explore a move in that direction. >>> still ahead from the skies to the roads, airlines are coming off a record year and automakers saw a surge in sales. will the same be true over the coming months? but first, we had some market pros what they're wishing for in 2015. >> my wish for 2015 is that the u.s. economy gets back to full employment so all the people who want the job get the job and we see bigger pay increases for everyone else. >> my 2015 wish is that we work further and make further progress on peace on earth, goodwill demand and we have a lot of ill will out there. we have a lot of secular kind of things. we have tribal things. we have religious fights. we have battles going on and people being terribly badly hurt. let's see if we can't build a more peaceful world in 2015. >> my 2015 wish for the economy is that republicans and democrats come together and initiate an investment program, infrastructure-related capital intense-related. this company needs to invest in these things as opposed to consumption. >>> auto dealerships, r

apple, lemon ginger, raw honey, green tea and cinnamon. >> all that is in this. >> yes, nice warm way. >> it is also hot. >> sorry. >> that taste good. i like. that i will see you at love park. >> come see us at chestnut 11th and chestnut right by you. >> we will have all sorts of performance. >> it does. >> it does. >> hundred percent natural. >> give me some performance coffee. >> okay good take one with you. >> that is good. >> alex, i will put them on your roses and see fit comes back to life. >> i feel so bad about my roses. naig will help. let's try it, when we come right back. >> all right. >>> so fall fashion from j lo to kate hudson the the stars they were just sizzling on the red carpet look at j lo and amal, we will recap golden globe looks that we loved and ones we hated. we are bringing in2xh@s! . >> you know the golden globes, just one of the biggest nights in hollywood. news why the about the winners, everyone had their eyes on the red carpet to see what the stars were wearing so we'll breakdown some of the best and worse looks of the night. i love looking at fax, but i

apple stays in the green on an upgrade from credit suisse but apple continues to have trouble technicallye hold the 50-day moving average. biotechs are both the yin and the yang. still some really strong performers like cell gene and vertex but big drags like gilead gilead. apparently it's hep c talk not impressing investors. one of my favorite stories today, stars who were big in the '70s now in their '70s like jane fonda, lily tomlin and now woody allen signing on with amazon. they're big on streaming. i love that. back to you. >> maybe amazon knows where the money is bill. >> maybe. oil -- >> thanks bertha. >> by the wou,ay, oil dropping again. prices are higher in the electronic trading session. >> let's get a sense with jackie deangelis as to why the reversal. >> volatility in equities and commodities. a couple reasons, first is we have options expiration tomorrow. we tend to see some buying usually during that time of the month. also we'll get the api crude inventory out at 4:30 eastern time tonight. that's ahead of the department of energy report tomorrow. there could be whispers w

now, the residents say they want to turn this playground into a green space, a communal space. the apple tree early learning public charter school says that it has the right to this playground and there's a heated dispute brewing here in columbia heights. >> we've been here since the beginning and this has always been, you know the place where the children have played. we have 165 3 and 4-year-olds that require outdoor activity every day. so this allows us to do it. >> the quality of life issue for my son, for anyone who tries to work at home in a professional manner or for anyone who happens to be ill that day, they're unable to sleep and recuperate. >> well we can tell you that the apple tree public charter school has lawyered up and we just spoke with one of the members here and said they spoke with the attorney and it does look like the resolution here likely if it is unable to be worked out between these two parties may eventually do as well as in some courtroom. reporting live abc 7 news. >> we turn to breaking news now out of gaithersburg where we've learned that a person has been

i will tell you the last product launch i went to for apple very near the end for steve. i was in the green room and there was wise and we shouldn't be too judgmental about partnerships that have tension on them especially when they create microsoft and apple. >> that's the final relationship i want to turn to and then we'll get into --. >> there are $600,000. >> do you see the armed guard we have over there? >> i was hoping that was my gift. [laughter] >> is told such a complete story of steve jobs in your book and i'm wondering in this book did you want to eliminate anything or did you discover? >> first of all i tell it through woz' contributions of people don't feel gypped and they feel like they have already read that chapter but here's what i discovered i discovered when writing about steve jobs. we think he's the great visionary and that you know out of his head comes apple and all of these things. andy is a great visionary but what he did extraordinarily well is that even though he was tough to deal with even though he was a strong cup of tea at times and he could be tough on people

the nasdaq is holding on to green because it's largely weighted by shares of apple which are gainingan 6% following the blowout quarter afterhours yesterday. the iphone maker saying that they sold 74.5 million iphones and that's giving the tech sector a boost after yesterday's steep losses. let's bring in larry glazer, manager partner with mayflower. apple we thought would carry the market. it did at least temporarily. now traders are worried about oil build in inventory and also what the fed is going to say this afternoon. how temporary will this effect be? >> today's market action is disappointing, particularly if light of yesterday's drubbing an particularly in light of the fact that boeing and apple both bellwethers had strong numbers. investors came in with two overarching beliefs one was that the u.s. was the best house in a bad neighborhood and the other there simply is no alternative to u.s. stocks. those beliefs are getting investors into trouble. there are alternatives to u.s. stocks and we're seeing those leave the u.s. markets this year, whether it's gold, emerging market

this is after apple claimed it directly or indirectly created more than a million jobs through its app store. amazon is going green. it will use went to power its data centers. the company signed a deal with a wind farm in indiana for the next 13 years. once that farm is built and running, amazon will join apple and google in using largely wind energy. nbc is going to try to use the patriots and the seahawks to get more customers. the network is open to leverage the massive interest in the super bowl to leverage streaming platforms. now to google which wants to connect to all corners of the world. they are investing $1 billion in spacex. by joining spacex and its planned arsenal of satellites, google could gain an advantage on companies like facebook trying to do the same thing connect the globe through the skies. joining us now, bryan womack and the president of tms associates. bryan let me start with you. >> we have this ground-error war. -- ground-air war. bottom line google wants more people on the internet, no matter who they are. it looks like elon has some things going on here, so why not team up with them?

the apple campus 2 is starting to take shape near the intersection of homestead and wolf. a massive greenconstruction site so you may not know it. but ktvus mike mibach has more. >> reporter: takeoff in cupertino. a drone with music and all, flying high over a so-called spaceship. >> this is massive. >> it's apple's newest creation and soon to be home. the video showing off the progress of the enormous site as nearly 2,000 hits on youtube. >> i never fly over the top of the site. i know apple owns the lower airspace. >> reporter: he's the man behind the controls and calls himself an apple fan, a curious customer who wants to take a sneak peek. >> i moved to cupertino in 1976 and it was all orchards. now, almost every corner is apple. >> i it's evidence from the air and the ground. you can see the 25 to 30-foot green wall with the gate opening for construction trucks as they come and go. >> you know, we're here in sill cop valley. a lot of high-tech companys are concerned about security. >> reporter: gilbert wong was one of the first of millions to see the spaceship design in 2007. the lat

. >>> apple spaceship campus two is starting to take place in cupertino but the project is hidden behind a large greene found one person who's trying to let everyone into the street. >> reporter: a drone with a go pro with music and all flying above something that looks like a spaceship. >> this thing is going to be enormous. >> i never fly over the top of the site, i know that apple owns the lower 83 feet of air space. >> reporter: he wants us to use his you tube name. he's the man behind the controls. he callless himself an apple fan, a curious customer that just wants to take a sneak peak -- he calls himself an apple fan. >> now every corner is apple. >> reporter: the secrecy of the project is quite event not only from the air but also right here from the ground behind me you can see the 35-foot green wall with the gates only opening for construction trucks as we they come and go. >> a lot of high tech companys are very concerned about security. >> reporter: gilbert wong said he was one of the first in billions to see the spaceship design. >> i knew it was another innovative that mr. jobs wanted to

q1 with stronger than expected sales in its iphone 6, it appears apple has set itself up for quite the shiny greenhere with us now is john scherr, whisper number.com founder. hello to you both. right off the bat, q1, $2.59. this is the street, 66.7 billion in revenues. john, if the street has 2.59, what do you have for your whisper number in. >> we have 2.66. liz: why? >> well, because the expectations are higher. people are excited to see apple earnings quarter in and quarter out. apple usually exceeds the analyst estimates, but the real thing that moves the market is the expectation. and that's what we track. liz: no doubt it has a lot to do with the iphone 6 and, pete, that's your bailiwick. we've heard everything from 65 million to 70 million in sales for that iphone. either the big or the smaller one. what are you looking for? >> yeah. i've seen stuff even higher than that, some analysts are saying 73 million, that might be a little on the fringe. liz: really. >> but this is definitely a huge, the hugest quarter ever for the iphone. i mean, this quarter always is big, but this is the first ti

apple stock is surging. >> amazon makes getting free shipping easier. jane king has those stories and more. jane? >> yes, greend. the dow is up 50 and s&p 500 high are by ten and the nasdaq had gains today and you mentioned why because of apple. you can see apple stock is up 7.6 percent and trading right now at $117. the company pulled million iphones in the 4th quarter 34,000 an hour. apple watch will ship in april according to the c.e.o. >> president obama has dropped plans to tax the college savings account plan that was not popular with the democrats or republicans and was seen as deterrent to saving money for education. the flexible spending accounts for health care and child care could be curtailed. amazon is making it easier for customers to before for minimum free shipping no long are making all the items in the basket come from the same seller to qualify. amazon believes the change will triple items available for free shipping. february is almost here and lick other months there are things you can get better deals on including h.d. tvs and and coats and valentine's day candy and other items after the

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upside target. >> the nasdaq has been consistently in the green because of the strength we have seen in some of the tech earnings, whether it is appleook at apple and we are anticipating facebook's results, is there a reason to be more optimistic on these companies as we head to the tail end of earnings season. >> i think we are truly an environment know that is beneficial for stock pickers. i cannot just buy the entire talk -- tech sector because we are seeing some weakness. we looked at microsoft getting absolutely crushed yesterday on earnings, and we are seeing apple and yahoo! very strong. i think those two stocks will get higher. it is beneficial for me to strip out weaker names and be very stock specific. >> even within the tech sector. alibaba is selling off today. you say this presents a potential opportunity to get in, especially before the company reports results tomorrow morning. >> i am looking at an alibaba 104-10's six spread. that is where the market makers are implying the stock can go by friday. people are trimming their exposure ahead of earnings, putting selling pressure on the stock that creates a buying opportu

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green at their tailgate wedding. >>> a flop, people talk about the apple watch and we should be seeing it soon but one industry expert is not convinced that it will be apple's next big thing. >> a two month-old puppy left for dead is now giving back to the shelter that saved her. about a year ago. a worker at the station in san francisco noticed a bag moving around when he opened it. he found a gem. she was taken to san francisco's animal care and control shelter where they took care of the wounds and infection on their eyes and now the owner take part in benefits for the shelter. >> in total she has raised 3500. >> gem and i can do something good and give back to the community. >> two days ago, a 4-year-old shih tzu mix was found at the reckology recycling center. this is what gwen navar looked like and now recovering where other gems are wait took adopted. this weekend is the final two days of the spca macy's holiday windows in the square. and the spc a will join us in the studio to talk about the adoptions and the animals still looking for homes. >>> and the consumers c something to look forward to including the a

apple. shares down over 10% since hitting all thyme highs in november. is this a buying opportunity? and let's look at the markets. in the green. best gain in a couple of weeks but well off the highs as we were up about 150 or so earlier on. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." shares of gopro falling for the third consecutive session. currently near session lows off about 5 and a quarter percent. gopro shares also about 36% from record highs they saw last october. gopro ceo will be live on fast money at 5:00 eastern right here an cnbc. >> thanks dom. back to apple. head lines of the day. shares of aapl recovering after suffering the worst losing streak since october 2007. apple up 1 and a quarter percent. that is leading the s&p higher today. joining us is a brian white. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> the question for apple has been for recent memory, how long does this product cycle last? and how much does that contribute to the stock at this point? >> well, i think you are still very early in this product cycle. so we've called this a supercycle. we started with iphone 6 and 6 plus that got them into the phablet mark

of this same board broadened don and thought apple slices, the same board that sold jacoby mexican grill. having said that will they have the guts or greenhing out of plastic chairs, take it all out, start fresh with a shelf? >> they have already started. in los angeles we have a mcdonald's with the full title balls beautiful tiled floors people kind of handout and go to the bid cafe, so they started making changes. the problem is they need to get awareness that this grant is changing and they are serious about it. they need to add fresh news to the menu. millennials don't want the big mac, they want to be able to put three patty's on instead of two. they need to make major branding changes of media is the right choice. charles: it is one thing to brent and create a certain allure if you will but what about the man you. the big mac is 50 years old. anyone over a certain age remembers the two all beef patties what about getting rid of all the sandwiches they have the branded them over decades but forget it, no one wants a quarter of pounder or a big mac. >> the change things. charles: that is the problem. no one has been there. >> that is

apples like this. cut them, put a rubber band around it and it will stay nice and green without turning brown. >> you won'tto scoop this next piece out. >> big thanks to home depot and g.e. for donating the fridge right here. it's keeping our money safe as well. >> thank you. >> we love that. >>> coming up, more signs the racial tension is boiling over in ferguson, missouri with a brawl inside city hall. what sparked the out of control fight up next. and this photo going viral of a man shoveling snow off the iconic finish line of the boston marathon. my favorite image of the day. the mystery man is revealed, up next. >>> good morning. it's thursday, january 29. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. isis sets a new deadline for a prisoner swap. but you can't compare it to the beau bergdahl case don't you dare, because the taliban are not terrorists. >> the taliban is an arm of insurgency. isil is a terrorist group. so we don't make concessions to terrorist groups. >> well that explanation had reporters stunned. >> the taliban plays laser tag. this is different. remember how well this went over? >> sco

apple that bucked the trend. let's look at european markets and see what they're doing. little bits of green coming out and of course we've had a weak couple of days in europe as we had in the u.s. we did start the day a little bit more positively and it's down about 0.3%. that's focused into the ftse 100 and cutting of cap ex. germany just below flat. we've got france now just in the green having been down just a bit earlier. been a volatile couple of trading days. let's look at greek bonds. quite sharp increases in yields yesterday. sharper still today. the ten year is at 11%. the five year 14.7%. that's moved over 1% today and the three year is at 18.6%. it's up about 2.5% today. so of course sharp moves across the curve, particularly at the short end pointing to fears of a debt default in greece. >> well the federal reserve has indicated that it remains on course to hike rates this year as expected in it's january statement. the fomc dropped it's commitment to keeping rates on hold for a, quote, considerable time and repeated it would be patient to raise benchmark borrowing costs from ze

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green gave it a buy rating of $142. boston properties all up arrows for the group. and gopro bouncing back, under pressure, down 20%. today up 3.5%. appleoduct. more news coming up in a bit. thanks. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to able global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ . stuart: breaking news, this is interesting, the fbi is currently raiding the office of med-care diabetic medical supply in boca raton florida. where a man by the name of danny parush works. one of the characters in the wolf of wall street played by jonah hill based on him. reuters says 100 agents, 100 agents, what are they looking for? >> medicare fraud, they sell diabetes and breathing equipment, oxygen equipment. medicare fraud. so danny was jordan bellfort's man, pleaded guilty to securities fraud and in a company engaging in possibly medicare fraud. doing things allegedly, whistle-blower saying they're calling themselves the christian diabetes network or the christian health care network in selling the equipment. but charging it to medicare when they shou

green. the best performance this year is merck. raising a dividend by 20%. that stock up 2%. aeropostale came out with their numbers. the holiday shopping was better than expected. apple. in 2013, they brought over 10 million. ♪ stuart: i want to play you a classic from the great margaret thatcher. >> the duty to get the best deal. >> i think she is posing to sell off. >> ran by politicians. [laughter] stuart: oh yes. lady thatcher, you are so right. john stossel will be focusing on that tonight and here he is. >> i do not trust politicians. if you look at the dollar bill, it says in god we trust. underneath is a picture of the white house. we have a new mechanism for establishing trust now. that is the internet. people check boyfriends and girlfriends out on the internet. you can post a chore. i want someone to drive my kids to school. mop my floor. stuart: opposite of what everyone says about the internet. you cannot trust the internet. it is a bunch of lies. trust in the sense that it introduces you to ratable people and ratable organizations. business begins with trust. the internet let nobody get away with a bad reputation anymore. if your reputation is good, the

apple is not having a problem at all. >> lauren, you look fantastic. that is a great color. >> i know. >> seahawks colors if my eyes. >> in the seahawks green. >> it looksike that color. >> i know, i had a brain far this morning. i'm just not into either team this year. i'm just over the the patriots i find it boring they are in the super bowl but deflate gate gives us something to won. seattle won last year and i routed for them last yeary want sat toll win. what are you doing sunday, will you have a apart i. >> i am, i'm not having, i'm attending an all girls party. >> i like that idea. >> we will watch half time show and commercials, of course. >> eating and drinking wine. >> we will see you monday. >> enjoy. >> bye. >> can you imagine, they are all hot like lauren, and then they will have a pillow fight. >> in their pj's. >> maybe so. >> don't they have lingerie football. >> yes, they do. >> okay. >> that is what i'll imagine. >> lets get to jen, okay because we are talking about another sport. the she's skiing this morning. >> yes she's a border. >> i'm a border, rider, betty, we are here at bear creek for a number of reasons. you can do tricks her

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green back heads from here. if you want to check out what's been happening with gold prices at this morning you'll see they down slightly. right now back to the story of the morning apple shares soaring. brian blair joins us with his analysis. >> it was definitely driven by the iphone and the big story is not that it's just sold well in the u.s. but outside of the u.s. it's a blockbuster product. they highlighted china, significant grower of revenues. but china has really taken off. asia grabbed ahold of this iphone 6 and are driving strong units. >> tim cook talked about new buyers coming into this people in china and beyond but he also said they have been stealing market share from android and seemed to be gleeful about that. should we look to numbers from the other phone makers to be weaker this time around? >> we should. samsung dropped off. the back half of last year was tough for them. that was because of competition from lower end chinese hand set makers but we should expect to see market share decline this year. apple will have another strong march quarter. that's one of the things we're seeing today and that will continue to some degree for the rest of the yea