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people think of apple as this green company that thinks about the environment. this is a public statements to think of us in a positive way. emily: if not china where else? brad: apple trying to expand to china alibaba trying to find a foothold in the u.s.. nobody talks about alibaba's big play in the u.s.. they did a horrible job marketing to u.s. consumers and understanding what they want. instead they are investing in companies like zulu, lift jet.com. alibaba has made a secret investment. i think we are seeing the same thing play out on both sides of the pacific. emily: brad stone, bob o'donnell, brian buchwald. it is time for the future is now. wall street is listening to the valley a little bit with nasdaq dipping its toes into bitcoin technology. the tech focus exchange is running a pilot program for p ipo shares. we could -- for pre-ipo shares. we could be looking at an expense of use. bitcoin describes the technology behind the crypto currency known as block chain technology. it is like a digital ledger that tracks the entire history of transactions for

not everyone in china knows or thinks of apple as a green company that thinks about the environment. this is a public statement to say this is how we think and you should think of us in a positive way. you are important to us. emily: if not china, where else? brian: we are two hours in a game of risk. apple is trying to ask -- expand to china. alibaba trying to get a foothold in the u.s.. nobody talks about 11 main anymore. they did a horrible job to marketing u.s. consumers. instead, they are investing in zoo lily and lift. alibaba made a secret investment. we are seeing that play out on both sides of the pacific. emily: bob brian, and brad thanks for joining us. brad, you are staying with me. it is time for the future is now. wall street is not listening to the valley, with nasdaq dipping its nose into bitcoin. if the program works, they could be looking at a more expensive use of the technology. take a look at this chart. bitcoin with a big be, the technology behind crypto currency known as locked chain technology. it is a digital ledger that tracks the history of transactions for

. >> i'm assuming the green rate is below or are we doing apples to apples. >> yes. >> great. >> do you want some water. >> yes. please and respect to the default product the specific rate we're looking at will taking into account the power adjustment and we're estimating it today at approximately 9 point 7 cents a unskilled what the hour for a non-residential consumer when you take that 89 point 7 cents an hour for puc and subcontract out it we're proposing as a result the 8 point 7 cents killing wait to the residents that is participate in our product offering singularly for our product we're looking their green tariff it is $0.02 above their standard product taking into account the p country i a we arrive others rates 10 point 7 cents per killing wait hours those were the rates we present to the rate fairness board and got the approval for the not to exceed rates so charging those rates for the thirty megawatt program the estimation of the program on the right hand chart of this slide the dark green the top first of all the top slide shows gross receive revenue and the bottom is not

the apples were too green to eat i remember. , we hit it off i'm with the people. farmers.reat defenses. and the artillery really carry the war. for three days we stuck it to them. sometimes we were firing at point-blank range. finally, the german commander tossed the sponge. after telling his men to fight to the death. we took cherbourg on june 25. everything was great except the way they have left the harbor. they had really tore it up. then, we fought our way up to cherbourg. now we would have to fight our way out of it. >> everywhere inside france, we were fighting, too. i went into the north myself. we had telephone and telegraph lines. it was a little easier in the mountains. factories and bridges would disappear. but the price we paid for it was frightful. the germans floated 1200, and the place was completely burned. they were accused to have ambushed german troops. every house was destroyed. women, children burned in flames. the price we paid was very grave, but our job was done. narrator: it is the capital of normandy. and this is where the british set up the ston

the apples were too green to eat, i remember. we hit it fine with the people. farmers, nice people. the outskirt of cherbourg. he had great defense mz the artillery carried the ball for three days we socked it to them. sometimes we were pouring in at pointblank range over open sites. finally, the german commander tossed in the sponge. that's after telling his men to fight until they're dead. we took cherbourg june 25th, everything was rosy except the harbor. the jerry really smeared that harbor. right away our guys went to work cleaning it up, and the way they tore into it you could see it would be working for us fine. then, well we fought our way up to the peninsula, now we'd have to fight our way out of it. >> and everywhere inside france we men of the mackey were fighting too. i was in the north myself. we got telephone telegraph lines, and eventually when the allies landed we fought in the open in the mountains our friends held german convoys. it was easier in the mountains. reinforcements were delayed for many days. factories and bridges would frequently disappear. but the pric

this day's meal was homemade chicken yoffered in gravey, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce, apple sauce and milk. the food looked and smell delicious. reminded me of what my grandmother used to make. joined arthur on his end one root making stops at 15 homes in north hampton. at each stop i had the opportunity to deliver the meal and chat with the residents. it was an eye opening experience and i thoroughly enjoyed hearing people's stories. each meal delivered contains 1/p of the daily nutritional recommendations. for many individuals the meal they receive from meals on wheels is the only well-balanced meal they eat all day. the individuals who receive these meals are low income and often have significant health challenges that make it simply too difficult to prepare a full meal, never mind going to the grocery store to shop. one of the most interesting things i learned from my visit is that meals on wheels is so much more than just a meals program. people who are home bound, many who live alone, look forward to the brief daily visits from the volunteers. these visits lift their s

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they've been in the green despite a negative take in the broader markets, next up, apple's ceo talking apple pay while in china. in an interview cook said he was focusing on apple pay's entry in china saying quote we very much want to get apple pay in china, i'm bullish on apple pay here. apple has apparently been negotiating with both chinese banks and alibaba, about the service. cook also saying china is a market where everyone will own a smartphone and he is hoping to convince a quote reasonable percentage to do so. ed, it seems like his comments on apple pay are conservative. why not be bullish about the service in china? >> the one thing that you know his point being that you know, everyone, a lot of people in china will be having mobile phones. they already have it is the thing. think there's a limited market in terms of people getting into smartphones. the next thing is to make it more efficient. monetize it better, giving them services like apple pay or other apps that the phone will make more apparent and more necessary for people who have phones. over there, phones are everyt

apple and android devices. >> how what can we expect around here. >> reporter: it's going to be a nice one. we're dry and green blip up to the northeast of new york, in fact that's it. as we look outside we have cloud cover in parts of the region, we expect the sun to take over most of the day the beach will be the warmest of the three holiday weekend days today. 6 # degrees in philadelphia, currently. cool and comfortable as you step outside, 61 degrees, bring that sweatshirt, maybe a jacket, too 69 in trenton. 63 in wilmington, documents are fairly low so it's not all that humid as you step outside satellite shows you cloud cover across the region, but it has a tendency to melt away and push off to the north. most of the region will wind up with sunny skies through most of the day. allentown, 87 degrees, lots of sun, very warm, might be some clouds mixing in at times in places up north, memorial day. in the city, very warm, maybe getting a little more humid as the day goes on. at the shore, 80 in atlantic city. foorlt down -- farther down the coast you have some areas that stop in the upper 70s afternoon sea

apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. >>> this week's your bid selfie is from heather green who owns silly farm supplies. she's in davie, florida. why don't you all put on a happy face and send us your selfie. #yourbizsell if i. >>> miami was transformed into a major tech hub when thousands gathered at the emerge america's conference. attendees were kept engaged from start to finish with sessions with investors, accelerators and tech talent who shared their wisdom. the emerge america's conference in miami provided five days of access to new technology and innovative figures who shared their ideas on how to help small business owners move forward. breakout sessions networking events and pitch competitions showcased businesses resulting in a global idea exchange that focused on how technology in particular is disruptding many industries. maria contreras sweet gave a keynote address and was on the hand to give the word out about sba's resources. >> we have counseling across the country. we have contracting opportunities. because we direct 23% of the federal spend to small businesses whi

greens in north carolina. watermelon in north dakota. peach growers in georgia and apple growers in new york. all of those farmers represented by this committee would be harmed if we reduced the standards for that half cup. if we cut fruits and vegetables from our school meals not only do the farmers suffer but i believe the kids suffer. my kids ben pit so much from having access to fresh fruits and vegetables every day and they love them. they know how good it is to eat fresh fruits and vegetables during their meals. i'm hoping we can focus specifically on how we keep these standards. now i know both of you are testifying specifically about how we can effect and change errors. so when i talk specifically about that for a question, in your testimony, you mention that counting and claiming errors often result from busy lunchrooms where students have little time to select, pay for and eat their meals. many of these operational offers are current point of sale. should we consider making more resources available to reduce errors and improve program integrity. >> thank you. automated systems make

. >>> finally, in corporate news this morning, apple wants to go green in china.r paper production. ceo tim cook said he will also try to get fliers to use renewable energy to power factories. in the meantime i think he's using solar panels that will power some of their offices and stores. >>> listen to this one, china has now passed the u.s. as the world's biggest importer of crude. purchasers from overseas get a high of 7.4 million barrels a day in april. >>> also a news alert for you just crossing the wires. the bank of england holding interest rates unchanged. if you check out the european markets at this hour what is moving things here are more the talks happening with the euro ministers. to try to figure out what to do with greece. greece has a 750 million euro payment that is due tomorrow. today is the last day of talks ahead of that to see if something can be averted. some sort of crisis averted. right now the dax is down by 0.5%. and in greece things have gotten worse through the morning. right now down by 3.5%. >>> back in the united states. the dow comi

how about our titans of industry leaders like apple and google coke and pepsi walmart and target, nestle and mars. all are green in their operations and their supply chains, and they're calling on policymakers to act. and how about constituents? i've talked with community and business groups across the united states. local officials many of them republicans, don't have the luxury of ignoring the changes that we see. state scientific agencies and state universities are doing much of the leading research on climate change. if you're a senator who isn't sure climate change is real, man made and urgent, ask your home state university. even in kentucky. even in oklahoma. flooding puts mayors in kayaks on south florida streets. new hampshire and utahan ski resorts struggle with winter. alaska is falling into the sea. and yet no republicans from these states yet support serious climate legislation. this resistance to plain evidence is vexing to many americans. elizabeth from riverside, rhode island says her grandchildren are her top reason for action. i fail to understand, she wrote me the republican opposition to wha

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cherry farmers in nebraska, field greens in north dakota watermelon in south dakota peach growers in georgia and apple growers in new york. all of those farmers across the state represented by this committee would be harmed if we reduce the standards for that half cup. if we cut fruits and vegetables from school meals not only do the farmers suffer but i believe the kids suffer. my children benefit so much from having access to frech fruits and vegetables every day and every meal and they love them as a consequence. this they know how good it is to eat fresh fruits and vegetables during their meals. so i am hoping that as we debate these issues going we can focus specifically on how we keep these standards. now, i know both of you are testifying specifically about how we can affect and changer or ares so i want to talk specifically about that for a question. mr. neuberger -- ms. neuberger in your testimony you mentioned counting and claiming errors often result from busy lunchrooms where students have little time to select, pay for, and eat their meals. many of these operational errors occur at point

wasn't for apple, it would be the biggest company in america, you don't get that way by worrying about things that make you money you look out for the bottom line. melissa: shareholders green energy survives on government mandates that are not sustainable. he doesn't want to do that. that's the knock on elon musk, we criticize elon musk for living on government subsidies, he's saying that's wrong. >> the renewable energy does need subsidies, with the price of oil falling, more subsidies than ever. tillerson jack is exactly right before rex tillerson there was lee raymond it is run by key, shrewd people who keep their eye on the ball. >> all of this came forward why don't we hire one expert to find out about that. that measure only got 21% of the shareholders -- jumping up thinking about it. how can he go forward with only that 21%. melissa: he's making the statements, i interviewed him in the past. we'll invest in renewables when that is the source of energy we're all about -- so he danced around in a way that is palatable, if solar is the thing, we'll do that. he's like forget it. i'm not doing it it doesn't make money. >> doesn't mean there shouldn't be investments like

the apple blossom fest will be great, avon 39 walk fantastic, and girls on the run 5k, amelia segal will be down there for that, we're in the green weekend long for these event thz weekend. next few days, here's what everybody has been waiting for. 72 on saturday. an isolated shower but again most of us dry. 79 on sunday. sunday is gorgeous. monday gorgeous 83. 84 on tuesday nice and warm 80 wednesday with a chance for an isolated shower or thunderstorm. and we stay well above average all the way through next week. yes! >>> all right, doug, thank you. congressional leaders are calling it extremely concerning and unacceptable. a report by role call found capitol police officers left guns unattended at least three times this year. roll call reports one case involved a gun left in a bathroom stall at the capitol visitors center, another involved a child finding a gun and house speaker john boehner's suite. each of these cases allegedly involved glocks which, unlike guns with a traditional safety, will fire if you pull the trigger. >>> hannah graham's father is calling it an opportunity to create a silver lining in the tremendous clo

green arrows all around. attention, meat eaters, from beef to chicken, a lot of food for thought coming up. the money-making potential is huge. forget the mug, forget the tie, forget the golf clubs, the applep, omaha steaks. look at that. they say they're the perfect father's day gift this year. beef, even as the government says don't eat beef. senior vp todd simon is grilling up his case for us right now. stay tuned. liz: we all know it pays to have friends. nobody knows that better than singer taylor swift. lego land held this competition to see who visitors would like to be best friends with. a lot of kids involved. right? taylor swift won by a landslide. look at this thing. they created this tribute using 38,000 legos. that's a gorgeous portrait. my staff. my genius staff did not have two days to construct a taylor-like tribute. look what they did. this is a surprise for me. oh, my goodness. our graphics department helped create my very own tribute. head to facebook.com/lizclaman. that orange hair looks like the dorito taco from yesterday. it is that time of year again. i'm not referring to summer barbecues and pool parties. the national oceanic atmospheric association released their p

green raincoat? she would say no, wear the blue one. have you been to the garden to pick up apples yet? she would fall into any imaginary game. i remember that morning very vividly. there are scenes in "dr. zhivago" where you see scenes, almost a wasteland of fresh snow. in front of the camp was all covered with snow. we were assembled. they lifted their whips, and forward march. i remember ilse said to me, i don't know how you are going to make it. we are all going to make it. i was coughing so hard. we started the first step in i remember saying to myself, this is the last chapter. but i never had any doubt that we will make it. ilse was to my left. liesel next to me and susie on the extreme right. i am the only one left. i think the march is documented in so many other stories. it was unspeakable. i had my skiing boots. i was the best equipped because i had my boots. at first we had a little bit to eat. we marched, i don't know how many miles a day. we came to rest sometimes. in a barn. not often. we stopped in a camp where blessedly, a few of our girls escaped. i didn't. people were

stillness of green... [♪] and in the restless depths of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. . >>> welcome back. applewo to 30 years later today. >> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins us now. you're known, jim, for any stock, any symbol. you know it. do you have any experience with that? have you talked about it? >> 6 million revenues one major drug. much more fully valued but at the same time lots of different products. i think this is tremendous overpay. i have no idea why they had to do this. this is a good drug but not being sold. this one is completely mystifying. >> i did not message you. i was going to ask you about that. it was all in there already in your noggin. >> true. a much better product portfolio. these unmet needs. i would not go against biomarin. >> good guys. >> all right. we'll be watching. we got about five and a half minutes and squawk on the street will start. >> up next though we have more. spencer capitalist and a programming note since leavinge j.c. penny coming up at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. squawk box will be right back. boys? stop less. go more

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