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. >> ikea pokes fun at apple. here are the tech bytes. >>> happy monday. netflix goes for the short game streaming video service figures most mobile users will not watch 9090 on the you phone so ad short features. a new processor allows thinner laptops and tablets leading to more devices that function as laptop and tablet were the first is on sale next month. >> anyone can get google glass the internet eye glass frames on sail in google play at eye popping $1,500 but other models and manufacturers are expected to follow suit. >> ikea has a commercial in asia for the latest catalog point out it is wireless, battery never runs out and comes with content already installed. never crashes, either. >> do you know where your stuff is? local police department is going to reunite victims of theft with their stolen things. >> children are drilled in what to do if there is an evening or four but there is one emergency they may not be ready for. >> look at downtown san francisco on the big screen and the small screen, the toll plaza the small screen, the toll plaza ,

. >> bet those arms could put together guy ikea furniture. >> i'm just going to go over there and get comfortable. >> i just threw up in my mouth. >> a pair of security camera videos both from the uk. this woman pulling up to work. she gets out of her car. she is at work. she is the boss and about to go unlock the gate to the parking lot of work. walks off to unlock the gate. the door is open. keys are in the car and that leaves the perfect opportunity for a thief to run up, jump in the car in attempt to take her car. see deborah trip and fall, but she puts up a fight, opens the door, grabs on to the steering wheel as this would-be thief tries to back the car up, dragging deborah. 52 years old as she struggled to retain her car. why is she putting up such a fight? her passport and 700 euros are in that car. she is about to go on vacation at the end of her work day. >> she won! >> he figures there must be an easier battle somewhere else. she went off on her vacation later that day. >> this video has been getting tremendous online support. >> a bunch of partiers out in the street beatin

. >> ikea poking fun of apple mania. the video says the device has no cables. it is the newest ikea catalog. the video has attracted more than three million views. the catalog is filled with things i didn't know i had to have. >>> time is 6:53. more coming up on the earthquake recovery efforts in napa. what is is planned for this afternoon. >>> it looks like the common cold. mystery illness that has parents and doctors concerned. >>> welcome back to the morning news. time is 6:56. a hotel partially collapsed. a driver smashed into the building into the build -- the gas from the meter started leaking and they haven't started evacuating gas. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> the threat of flash floods in southern california is over but this is after a series of thunderstorms moved through the area. but it dumped about three inches of parts of river side county. in some places it was four inches deep. >>> intensive care unit in ten states. >> a couple days ago i couldn't breathe at all. >> matt is just one of more than 900 children in colorado hospital

we went to ikea and bought the two girls brand new twin beds and bedding. couple days later, on our normal shift, stopped at the house and asked if we could set up these beds in the home for the girls. they were beyond excited and thrilled to have the beds. >> and officer ryan, you realized you guys were out there, you have seen things like this before and you know there's a bigger need than that. so after doing that, for those two girls, you decided to take this to another level. what are you doing with this now? >> yeah, we talked about it to each other. we talked to the seattle police foundation and talked to our chain of command. we just said hey, is there any way that we can make this bigger, because there's a greater need and we see this as police officers every day. we go to houses where, you know, you may not see something, but in our houses we may take for granted, like a bed. so we teamed up with ikea and got the word out to the seattle police foundation and put it on facebook and everything, social media and we got a number of requests for beds.

. >>> ikea has issued a worldwide recall of children's swings. has sold about 20,000 of these swings since april. ikea says the suspension fittings can break in use, causing a child to fall. there have been four reports of the swings breaking. one boy broke his leg in a fall. customers can return the swing for a full refund. if you have one of these, for more information on the labels affected and what number to call, go to our website, abc7news.com. >>> a brentwood man 7 on your side began investigating in 2010 has been convicted on federal charges in connection with a mortgage scam. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with an update. >> he faces 30 years in federal prison and a $1 million fine after being convicted in sacramento of 11 counts of mail fraud and one count of money laundering and a mortgage fraud scheme. prosecutors say he defrauded more than 1,000 homeowners from all over california and beyond. he falsely posed as a private banker promising many limited english-speaking victims he could reduce their outstanding mortgage deb

ikea is taking that to the extreme poking fun at apple's famous product commercials. here is a small taste. >> introducing the 2015 -- it's not a digital -- oots a -- right to left to move forward. left to right to move backwards. another special feature is password protection, which is voit activated. skoout excuse me, not mine. >> that's a great idea. i haven't seen that before. >> ikea's parody includes several more, it doesn't require any cables, comes fully charged with a battery life that is etern eternal. >> and ikea is much more pricey in terms of its products. >> it is so incredibly busy. >>> let's take a look at today's other top stories. new data from security blogger suggests nearly all of home depot's u.s. stores may have been hit by a breach. evidence shows that the breach first surfaced on an underground website where customer credit cards were leadership listed in terms of store location. it's leading with i.t. firms to investigate. the retailer is assuring customers saying they won't be held responsible for any n nonlegitimate charges. >>> the current

so much, going to ikea there's not a number i wouldn't pay.of business model for people in your position where if the market turns you could simply say i will have less tasker's? positive for you. >> go ahead. >> it is a flexible model and it is a marketplace is this that is tied to impact and massive upscale. >> thank you so much. sticking with us, the founder of shutter stock, jonathan oringer. we will be back in two minutes. ♪ >> coming up here, the devices that tell you everything that you want to know, as long as you keep wearing these things. that, it turns out, is the problem. although i keep wearing them. following in the of a legend, tim cook talks about what motivates him. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." i am stephanie ruhle. chester.am erik where is your wearable? mine's right here. but most people are like stephanie, wearables collecting dust in a drawer. that, it turns out, is the conclusion of dan. he found that over half the consumers that purchased an activity tracker no longer used the devices. he is here to talk about i

think about ikea. you've been to the showrooms where they have the chores being pulled in and out by robot, testing it for these kinds of things -- durability, susceptibility to breakage, civil things that should occur to anyone. how is it possible? >> apple doesn't need to prove to you that it is high quality. ikea does. >> that is right. apple has this halo that says it all just works. it is the secrecy policy. -- near avery list list of people that are allowed to see products and test them in the real world. uganda up with this, i don't know, genetically constrained group of people who are using them so they all use them for the same things on the same campus at apple in cupertino. as a result, you don't get a representative stats of what people use these things for the real world. no one is taking a toe wedding and sitting down for two hours listening to speeches and taking it out of the pocket and say, my goodness, my phone is bent. this speaks to how apple has to change. apple is going to have to

it's one thing to try to explain how to put together an ikea bookshelf with visuals but it's not easy to explain the measurement system. they were literate meaning they didn't know how to use numbers. they literally used things like this. the tally sticks this was at the time of the revolution still in use by the british ex- tracker. they would divide a shtick and they would give one to the person that had the positive money and they would keep the other end of it is literally that is literally how they kept track of the records. so, the idea of keeping track of -- the idea of people trying to figure out how to use the metric system was almost impossible. it was something called the l. switch with a measure of cloth. one of the main things people would divide. the way they were used to doing it was basically if you hold a piece of cloth from here to here that was replaced by the meter. what was difficult, however, is the the way that people would ask for something. they would be like can i have an eighth of an al comes with the score keeper but for the cloth at once and they would cut

. >>> ikea is poking fun at apple mania.deo goes on to say the device has no cables, internal battery life, and content preinstalled. >>> 5:26 is the time. another exciting change for the duke and duchess of cambridge. >> financial trouble at a north bay school. potential crisis that could send parents scrambling this week. >> good morning. traffic is moving along okay on 880 north and southbound as you drive past the coliseum. traffic is looking in both directions. low clouds in place? what is in store for the resought week. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. they're bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. and

this includes google searches, cheap ikea furniture, youtube, bicycles, all came from immigrants.be with outlook dryers? and we have devices like that because an armenian immigrant to america improved on a french invention. immigrants also gave us basketball, football, the first shopping mall, comfortable jeans, even the american hot dog they came from the german frankfurter. immigration also enriches our language. jewish immigrants gave us the word glitch aiz" came from the irish. and this beautiful song was written by an immigrant. i could go on and on and in fact, i am only able to talk to you at all now because an immigrant from australia saw the need for fox news. america should say yes to immigration. the greater the number of laws and enactments, the more thieves and robbers there will be. if people are allowed to come here legally, fewer will sneak in and then it will be easy to secure the borders because police can focus on actual criminals and terrorists. advertisement from the new face of time life, starvista entertainment. before august 19th, 1972 at 1 am, your tv scre

image your life without google searchs, cheap ikea furniture, youtube, bicycles, blenders, atm's, allnts. what would your life be like without blow driers. >> concentrated for the tough to dry clayses. we have devices like that because in our immigrants with that's correct improved on a french envision. they also gave us basketball, football the first shopping mall kwfrtable jeans. immigration also enriches our range wauj, jewish immigrants gave us the word glitch. gee whiz came from the irish. ♪ >> this beautiful song was written by an immigrant. i could go on and on. i am not able to talk to you at all because an immigrant in australia saw the need for false news. >> america can say yes to immigration. >> she said the great err the number of laws the more thieves and robbers there will be. if people are allowed to come here illegally fewer will sneak in then it will be easier to police the border because they can focus on actual criminals or a terrorists. that's our show. see you next week. network. fox. >> are we any closer to knowing what the obama administration strategy for deal

. >> ikea recalling a $20 kid swing at risk of breaking. it is called the gung gung fabric swing. have been four reports of children getting hurt when the swing's fitting broke. >> not good. >> time for your five@5:00. flu season, that time of year again as it gets closer and closer, here are the five foods that could break down your immune system. first, sugar. high blood sugar reduces the ability of your germ-fighting white blood cells. next, cereal and whoit bread. these simple carbs are packed with foods. next excess alcohol, can lead to immunodeficiency not letting your body fight diseases. dairy, most contain a lot of sugar and can cause lung clogging and throat irritation. >> things getting out of hand when a lawmaker is tossed into the trash. what sparked this chaos and where it exploded. >>> redskins quarterback rg3 told not to wear this t-shirt to a press conference that reads "no jesus, no peace." would you call this play fair or foul? fair or foul? your e-mails next. take and... exhale.in... aflac! and a gentle wavelike motion... aahhh- ahhhhhh. liberate your spine, ah

see this big sign lit up here, the ikea area? i'm looking for all the clues i can. fremont with no delays. that flag blowing around a light breeze, no concern for the drivers. back to you. >> before we let you go, mike, you actually teamed up with the warriors. >> yesterday. that's the biggest lead-in i ever got. there's luke walton, son of bill walton from my alma mater. and we had an outstanding time. we read "rainbow fish." that was a treat. and luke walton there does a mean, mean octopus voice, i'll tell you that. read to achieve. we had franko finn. >> and clifford, the big red dog. >> that was a good entrance. you should do that again. >> there he goes. >> 5:23 on your thursday morning. the bay area restaurant that encourages and even rewards you for a bad yelp review. >>> the botto italian bistro in richmond said it wants to be the lowest reviewer on the web site. they said they want the low review because they were tired of constant calls advertising calls from yelp. the bistro's owner says business is up and customers are embracing this joke. >> and darren

. >>> ikea is poking fun at apple. it says it's wireless and its battery never runs out and comes with content already installed. >>> a dark cloud hung over the eagles for the first half of the game. the birds dug themselves a 17-point hole against the jacksonville jaguars. nick foles could you have had up the ball -- coughed up the ball three times in the first half. new addition darren sproles ran 49 yards and the eagles scored 27 points and then didn't allow any any more. >> there wasn't a huge change from the play call in the first half than in the second half and we weren't throwing chairs in the locker room. >> a bracelet finds it's way back to it's other than 11 years after it was lost. >> reporter: it's 62 degrees, it's cool out there this morning, we'll go well into the 70s, shorts and ts work in case it's the first day of school for your public school students or second week for the rest. we'll be back with the day-park forecast. >> starting today we're stengdz "action news" at noon to a full hour, watch the

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instead of a rocking horse, ikea's ekorre line offers kids a rideable rocking what?do not know swedish, unfortunately. and i haven't been to ikea in a while, so... [sighs] it's not a salmon. can't be salmon. um... >> would be cool, though. >> it would be, yeah. >> because it would go upstream. [laughter] >> oh... >> instead of a rocking horse. >> to me, moose would make the most sense. um... but then again, it could be-- it could be a frog. [sighs] i really-- i want to guess, but i can't. i think i'm gonna walk. final answer? final answer. all right, you decided to walk away. you were kind of leaning towards "c," and if you would have went for it, you would have got it right. it was "c," moose. that's all right. >> i had fun playing. >> you had a great time, you did great. you're walking out of here with $7,050 in the bank. great player. little more millionaire right after this, yeah. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...g

with one guy even installing an ikea mattress in his station wagon. you can hardly blame them.does look fabulous. hot food, showers, laundry. a whole lot more. one inside source said he saved up so much money doing this he could afford a house. tracy byrnes is here with us. caroline you used to work for google. did you live in your car for a while? >> it was tempting. i worked out of their new york office. so nobody had cars to park in the parking lot. melissa: there you go. >> very small number of employees, it is a very small number, if it was anybody somebody would have noticed, really doesn't surprise me. there is great food. there are showers. and a lot of googlers, they are sort of stereotype out there that they're making gargantuan wall street type salaries at google. melissa: no? >> silicon valley salaries are not often times except at senior levels not insanely high. better than most places in the country. junior engineer could probably wants less than hour's commute to work, cleaner than -- melissa: these guys living in their mom's basement so the car is just as good

in a new interview, an executive at ikea revealed the company actually photoshops 75% of the productsen in its catalog. [ audience oohs ] well, just the furniture is same. they just have to crop out all the extra nuts and bolts on the ground and the crying dad next to it. [ cheers and applause ] it's already built! this isn't good. a new report found that the average person's i.q. has gone down by 14 points in the last 100 years. i'd tell you how i feel about that, but i haven't found the right emoji. [ laughter ] like a crying pinecone or something? >> steve: maybe, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get this guys, police in california are looking for a a thief who has stolen from the same costco four different times. [ laughter ] yeah. they say it could take months or even years to find him, you know, because he's still in the costco. [ laughter ] it's like, "that's enough for today. get some rest. tomorrow we'll search the cereal aisle. let's go." [ laughter ] this clip made me laugh. you know dan stevens? you know the guy from "downtown abbey?" he's got a new movie out, and he's doing t

so we teamed up with ikea and got the word out to the seattle police foundation and put it on facebook and everything, social media and we got a number of requests for beds. this saturday, we're going to be filling about 50 of those orders, 50 beds for 50 different kids in the seattle area. >> yeah, this is a fantastic program. what i love about it is, you just -- officer wade, you just went into room and you saw a desperate need there, and you realized there was actually something you could do something about. a lot of something you see on the street you can't do anything about, but you realized you could do something here. >> yeah, it was something that hit home. you know, we're both fathers, kids, young kids as well. i couldn't man

there's the ikea and home depot as folks traveling north past the other. the other side of the bay, fremont, southbound, for 880 past the truck scales and tesla. easy drive. at the limit around mission. north bound commute for the south bay is the issue. north bay 101 burst of traffic. slowing from 680 overcrossing towards the allen rock area. no crashes reported. this is unusually slow for this time of day. back in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. >>> in manhattan courtroom today the teen average who managed to climb to the top of 1 world trade center will learn his fate. he pleaded guilty in july to breaking a new york city law against scaling tall buildings without permission. in march he slipped through a small gas and construction fence, used a ladder, scaffolding, elevator and stairs to sneak past security. his punishment expected to be 23 days of community service. >> just thinking about that process. >>> many teachers hoping a new study will bring back money for music programs. >> researches are found giving underserved kids access to muszmus mus

speaking of good marketing as we get closer to the big apple announcement next week, ikea has spoofed an apple ad to show off its new catalog. >> you know fwhuns a while something comes along. a device so simple and intuitive you can use it. introducing the 2014 capsule. >> it's a book book. and it comes preinsubstantialed with interesting pictures pof furniture. >> oh. i thought you were going to say the tool that was annoying allen wrench. >> yeah, that as well. which you always lose. >> yeah, good thing they're universal. >> thanks scott. >>> it is 6:56, top stories. first to american canyon where people woke up once again with an earthquake. 3.0 quake hit two miles outside of town after 4:00 this morning. meanwhile sandwiched in between we are, another 3.0 hit an hour earlier. no one was hurt. >>> pg&e plans to appeal $1.4 billion fine its been ordered to pay for the san bruno pipeline explosion. claimed the live was eight people. investigators say pg&e did not properly maintain its pipeline. >>> no one at apple subpoena commenting on rumors that u2 might be playing nxt week. the

at ikea, we don't just design furniture. we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas.ter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. >>> the highway patrol is investigating a solo car crash in alamo overnight. that left one person dead. it happened at about 12:30 on stone valley road near miranda avenue not far from a fire station. the chp says the driver of a jaguar traveling eastbound went off of the roadway. the car then hit a light pole and it caught fire with the driver trapped inside. investigators are looking into alcohol or drugs playing a role in the crash. >>> the california highway patrol is looking for the driver in a deadly hit and run near petaluma. the chp says it happened just after 4:00 p.m. yesterday on bodega avenue near king road. the suspect was driving a 2007 chevy pickup truck when the driver drifted into the shoulder of the road. the truck then spun out and then revers

you have the gap, ikea, in-n-out burger.hat you don't see is companies like mcdonald's that your organizations are protesting responding. what do you suppose the organizations that are actually being protested, like the pictures that we're seeing there, how come they are not responding? >> look, mcdonald's has looked at the impact that these strikes have had on their brand and the bottom line. since the strike began two years ago, we've seen nearly 7 million workers get a rise either through the actions of the companies that you mentioned or the fact that the strikes have created such a momentum to raise wages. we saw the city of seattle enact a minimum wage of $15 an hour. that is something that would not have happened but for these strikes. $15 an hour is a new standard for cities and states to strive for and for businesses to strive for, too. i think we'll see, eventually, given the momentum of these strikes, mcdonald's and other fast food organizations come together with their workers. >> wendy's said "we're proud to giv

we have ikea saying, we want to reduce our emissions. service. >> how our asset managers forcing this? helps focus the mind as much as money. andt managers coming out saying, we will stop investing in committees that are fossil fuel producers and makers is going to start to focus certain minds. 180 institutions, more than 650 individual saying, we thenot going to invest in 200 companies with the largest share of oil and gas resources. exxon is going to be had. the likes of india coal is going to be had. standard oil company. fund, aler brothers small fund part of the rockefeller family that made its money from standard oil, they said they are going to shy away in investments in resource have any companies. -- resource heavy companies. other investors are looking to be more proactive. investmentsreduce in dirty admissions. they are going to invest in clean in missions. cleanan in missions -- emissions. warren buffett is doubling his investment in solar and wind. we are going to hear this more and more. a great way to make a difference. >>

coming out of ikea anything is possible. time to move on. newsfeed,ime for the top business stories from around the world. easy money may last longer than you think. and driving one of the longest economic expansions on record. this expansion will last as long as a decade, we are told. the reason is monetary stimulus. has agreed to buy ge's appliance business. it means electrolux and whirlpool will dominate the american appliance market. general electric ceo has been getting rid of the less profitable units so he can focus on high-margin industries like aviation. the richest college in america just got a richard. -- just got richer. they received a donation from the foundation up to hong kong developers. money will go to the public health school. one of the donors got his graduate degrees at harvard. war over corporate tax inversions is becoming a lot more serious. senator chuck schumer has a bill that would impose new costs on companies that move their headquarters overseas. it would apply to any firm that has done it since 1994. gois proba

ikea promising they will phase .ut the use of fossil fuels what if you are a fossil fuel company?il making some interesting promises. 30 companies. players european gas looking at how they can reduce. a lot of talk about carbon pricing. this is a way of pricing something that is being inefficiently priced at the moment. you could be taxed on the amount. $75 in terms of tax for co2 emissions. they analyze it would be $50 per time is what they build into their model -- per ton is what they build into their model. committed to carbon pricing. the world bank has done the heavy lifting. a thousand companies and investors to say, carbon pricing is the way forward. >> we have been hearing from some big investors about the fact that they will be just investing into companies -- disinvesting into companies that have a big carbon footprint. if they will get involved, they have some big tools at their disposal. interesting move that has been taken. it started as a rallying call in the universities. they are signed up to what seems to be moving out of 200 companies. hurt.will be fund,ckefelle

they can get to be clear headed when trying to figure out how to put that furniture together from ikea to read this again? >> apple getting crushed this morning. this is a different apple. we showed you it a little bit, moments ago. we'll show it to you again. >> is it a metaphor for apple? >> this was on the "today" show. woman went for a world record trying to crush apples with her biceps. i don't know. >> strange that it happened today. >> is that a talent? >> she was apparently an accountant in new york. now she's the strong lady at the -- in the circus. i don't think i could do that. >> i know i couldn't. >> i think tim cook is going to have to hire her for the next -- >> this scares me on the same day with all this apple talk. join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next. >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla. premarkets moderately weak this morning. the s&p is down five out of six days, although futures have gone positive somewhat during the session. a lot to get to ahead of the president's address to the nation want to. our road

ikea is ring 2,000 of its children's swings. they can break, causing the child to fall.istlines are getting bigger. from 1989 to 2012, the waist size increased an average of one inch, with the most significant gains among women, african-americans and mexican-americans. >>> fedex says it will raise shipping rates starting in january, increasing by about 5%. the move affects ground, express and freight deliveries. earlier this year, fedex announced it would start charging by box size as well as by weight. >>> an emotional reunion tuesday for a minnesota soldier after spending the last nine months in afghanistan. one little boy wasn't going to let the formal protocol stand in his way. miles that separated mom and son faded away instantly as that boy ran across the crowded room and faded away instantly as that boy ran across the crowded room and the activia challenge! there's nothing like leaving home feeling attractive. but too many times i feel bloated, gassy, uncomfortable with gurgling. nothing seems to feel right! and yet another pile of clothes on my bed. so i'm taking

ikea is recalling more than 2,000 of its children swings.n the swing to ikea for a full refund. >>> americans' waistlines are getting bigger. researchers analyzed trends in abdomenal obesity. they found they increase an average of one inch, with the most significant gains among women, african-americans. fed-ex says it will increase shipping rates. earlier in the the year fed-ex announced it would start charging by box size as well as weight. >>> and an emotional reunion on tuesday for a minnesota soldier after spending the last nine months in afghanistan. one little boy wasn't going to let the protocol stand in the way. the boy ran across the crowded roonl a room and jumped into her arms. i'm sure he wore that smile all day long. we love those kinds of stories. we're back with your local news and weather. # comfortable with gurgling. cnothing seems to feel right! and yet another pile of clothes on my bed. so i'm taking the activia challenge. eating activia twice a day for four weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues lik

and i don't like the ikea of all of the haze and smog that we sometimes have to put up with because ofcoal-fired plants stewarding out all the submissions. the thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, both. next i would like to invite up scott rooker and robert young, please. >> good afternoon. my name is scott subsided, god burger. i'm a member of the seroquel appeared a group in northville, virginia and i live in richmond, virginia. by a friend negatively affected by rising sea levels caused by increased carbon levels. in richmond, my family and i suffered experience illness due to excessive air pollution and smog most notably from power plants to the southwest of us. in addition, i'm concerned about water pollution in the james river, which i live close to. mercury levels are of concern. the coal trains, the incessant coal trains ac go buy all the time. the bad joke as i'm watching west virginia go by. they are a constant reminder of the pollution that surrounds us. it is worth noting how the coal train traffic also interferes with plans for more and better passenger window.

most of the big names including mars and ikea all have an executive position titled global director of we'll be following the events today in new york and climate week and throughout the week. and we'll have updates on the ktvu channel 2 news. i'm cam -- pam cook. >>> right now, alibaba's stock is trading down over 4% so far this morning. friday's initial public offering made history. the ipo now ranks as the world's biggest in history at $25 billion. that's after the e-commerce giant and some of the shareholders decided to shell additional shares. on friday, the stock prois jumped to $94 a share. it's raiding right now at 4 -- trading right now at 4 cents above $90. >>> apple announced it sold more than 10 million iphone 6 and 6 plus models between last friday and sunday. that's a record for a new model in its opening weekend. that's on top of the record 4 million phones that were preordered. apple's ceo says demand for the phones has exceeded the company's expectations. >>> 8:47. in colorado, a very unique program helping military veterans heal through marijuana. it's called operatio

essentially this is a great partnership we've got with the real estate arm of the ikea fortune.nd an operator in norway. they came to us saying we want to work to reinvest the economy sector. >> is there any margin on that? >> absolutely. >> how tiny are the rooms at 55 euros? >> they are 17 square meters. so about 180 square feet. but you look at 2 million -- >> that's bigger than the average room in europe. that's like a suite, isn't it? >> it's a great room. the room that's been designed is fabulous. and with 2 million economy rooms in europe, our folks say that the existing industry is underdemolished. >> you're going to get into the mausoleum -- some are like mausoleums. basically in a drawer. they make those. they do. you're not going into those? you're like a drawer. it's like the kramer, the "seinfeld" business. >> he'll be in the hostel business soon. >> i don't think so. >> arnie, thank you for joining us this morning. >> you bet. >>> up next, we do have cnbc exclusive. bill ford talks to phil lebeau about innovation in the auto industry. >>> plus how much will it cost

pepsi and ingenuity have been incredible, the pepsico foundation, caterpillar, ikea, mastercard, theythink what they respond to besides the robo nerd next to me is the approach we are using which is just moving -- it's identifying the fact there is a market for these loans with water credit. it's nudging the system towards these people and letting them participate in their own solutions. not treating them as beneficiaries bu rather as customers. they respond to it and when they see it working -- pepsi was the first one in with us. they were instrumental helping us prove this concept. now other people are jumping in. >> we are looking for obviously institutional investors. we are also looking for brain power. it's an incredibly complex problem and exciting and interesting to engage with. so you look for the kind of people who, we are not looking for the he's why i money. we are, but no we are looking for people who want to come help us solve this. the solutions are there. it's just that it's about -- we solved this in the west a hundred years ago. we know how to solve it. it's not a on