emily: you are going to be chairman of hp inc., how does that work in practice? say hp inc.ants to do a deal with emc or some other company. meg: we did not create these two companies to compete with each other. we created these companies to go after new opportunities that only they can pursue. at least for some period of time we have well-defined swim lanes. hp inc. will be all over 3-d print. all over immersive reality. we will be focused on converged infrastructure, software defined data center, our services businesses, helping customers take ip infrastructure from where it is today to where it has to be. that is the reason i do not think it makes sense to eat the other company. we should take share from our competitors. emily: have you had moments where you thought i do not know if i can do this? this is hard. meg: it is hard. whenever you come into a turnaround -- and i have done a couple of them -- it is always harder than you think. even though i was on the board, you find out things that you could not see as a board member, so it has been tough as the company had bee

emily: you are going to be chairman of hp inc., how does that work in practice? say hp inc.ants to do a deal with emc or some other company. meg: we did not create these two companies to compete with each other. we created these companies to go after new opportunities that only they can pursue. at least for some period of time we have well-defined swim lanes. hp inc. will be all over 3-d print. all over immersive reality. we will be focused on converged infrastructure, software defined data center, our services businesses, helping customers take ip infrastructure from where it is today to where it has to be. that is the reason i do not think it makes sense to eat the other company. we should take share from our competitors. emily: have you had moments where you thought i do not know if i can do this? this is hard. meg: it is hard. whenever you come into a turnaround -- and i have done a couple of them -- it is always harder than you think. even though i was on the board, you find out things that you could not see as a board member, so it has been tough as the company had bee

we are trying to learn what off alphabet inc. means. a surprise that he is coming on to lead all of google. what do you make of this news? david: he is a great veteran who understands the business and has been there a long time. what is alphabet inc.? i don't know. larry has rebuilt confidence in a lot of pieces of google. been a challenge the entire time he has been ceo. it has been a factor. google is a machine that will continue powering forward and i know that sergei will remain involved. you will not lose all the intellectual capital, so to speak. emily: larry says what is alphabet -- it is a collection of companies and the new google is stripped-down. the main product is contained in alphabet. good examples are health sciencesm,, life ses onlico which focues o longevity. there is a shakeup in the operating structure, in general, at google. what is your reaction? david: it sounds like a new name for what we previously called google. aside from a massive advertising engine, a lot of interesting and not hugely profitable entities, li

we are trying to learn what off inc.ns.lphabet >> he is a great veteran who understands the business and has then hear a long time. been here a has long time. abet inc.?so beph i don't know. the health has been a challenge the entire time he has been ceo. it has been a factor. google is a machine that continues powering forward and i rgei will remain involved. you will not lose all the intellectual capital, so to speak. lphabetays that out foa is a collection of companies and the new google is stripped-down. the main product is contained in alphabet. life sciences, calico, --ch focuses on there is a shakeup in the operating structure, in general, at google. what is your reaction? >> it sounds like a new name for what we previously called google. massive advertising engine, a lot of interesting and not usually profitable entities, like the cars, the glass effort. in andhey are folding it showing that it does not stop their ability to be a monster search engine. shareholders of google are now alphabet,ers of out fo i would

what is alphabet inc.? i don't know. health has been a challenge the entire time he has been ceo. it has been a factor. google is a machine that continues powering forward and i know that sergei will remain involved. you will not lose all the intellectual capital, so to speak. larry says that alphabet is a collection of companies and the new google is stripped-down. the main product is contained in alphabet. what doing mean by foreign sales? good examples are health efforts. life sciences, calico, which focuses on longevity. shakeup in the operating structure, in general, at google. what is your reaction? >> it sounds like a new name for what we previously called google. aside from a massive advertising engine, a lot of interesting and not usually profitable entities, like the cars, the glass effort. maybe they are folding it in and showing that it does not stop their ability to be a monster search engine. shareholders of google are now shareholders of alphabet, i would assume. host: he added that -- stepped up tremendou

google inc. is are not that.re few executives within what now exists as google who will not be reporting to new google inc. ceo sundar pichai. they will be reporting to larry page. those executives include cfo ruth porat, david drummond who's been the general counsel pl tony fidel who came over with the nest acquisition and has purview over google glass and perhaps some other initiatives also under alphabet but not under google will be google x and projects like calico that are trying to break ground in life sciences. in the earnings report google inc. revenues and operating profits will be broken out separately from those other divisions. those other divisions won't be given as line items. they'll just be given as overall alphabet. we'll have to see, of course, how investors digest all of that a lot of changes in the structure from the stock split to now this. >> thanks for keeping us posted. >> i was thinking about twitter's move too. for all those people who think the only people that will buy twitter are goog

. >> item 6 is approval of bookstore lease - books inc. and the city and for a five-year term with two one-year options for 575,000 during the first year of the lease. >> thank you. >> thank you. cathy wagner with the san francisco international airport. item number 6 seeks the approval for a new lease with books inc. for a book store comprised of the square footage listed in the airport and has a term through june 2020 and two one year options to extend and minimum annual guarantee rent of $575,000 or a percentage of gross revenues whichever is greater and the result of a competitive process and books inc. receiving the highest store and the budget analyst office recommends approval and i am happy to answer questions. >> okay. thank you. any questions colleagues? mr. rose report on item 6? >> yes mr. chair on page 13 of the report we note under this lease they're required to pay the airport the greater amount as $575,000 or percentage rent and on page 12 the subject lease will generate guaranteed guarantee revenues payable by books inc. t

be the ceo of google inc. larry page and sergei brind, the co-founders, aren't going anywhere. they will continue to operate the overall holding company of alphabet. eric schmidt, the executive chairman of google, will now be executive chairman of alphabet. now, what will fall within google and what will fall within alphabet? well, most of the revenue and profit-producing businesses that now exist within google are going to be a part of google inc. that includes youtube, which is being run by youtube's ceo, susan wajiski. she will continue to serve in that role but report up to sundar pichai. a number of other things, though, will not be a part of google. they'll be a part of alphabet. those things include google x, the research and development arm that's doing things like drones and self-driving cars. that will not be a part of google inc. also, calico, the life sciences project where google is trying to break ground in those areas. those will now be part of alphabet. also, google fiber, initiatives like that

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i can't inc. of one elderly couple who received thousands of dollars in an accurate insurance companies. incorrectly billed and it was a couple in their 80's no ability to pay the inaccurate charge. they broke down crying when we were able to fix it. those are the kind of really feel-good moments that do not necessarily happen every day on the legislative side. >> another large pieces bond raising. -- fund raising. mr. bello: let me be blunt and not very elegant in saying the campaign finance system in america is insane. a patchwork of post-watergate reforms that largely worked for a certain. of time then were chipped away -- for a certain amount of time and then were chipped away right. it has left us a campaign finance system in which you have to spend too much money to raise money and spend too much time doing it. each and every taxpayer employees may and pays my salary. at 530 five members of congress. i would rather the most conservative member, the most liberal member, i would rather they be

that will not be a part of google inc. also, calico, the life sciences project where google is trying to break ground in those areas, those will now be part of alphabet. also, google fiber, initiatives like that that are not part of the internet businesses of google will be part of alphabet. but nexus, the hardware business that isn't exactly internet-related, that's connected to android, that will continue to be a part of google. >> the analyst community is weighing in on google's change to alphabet. colin sebastian at baird says it's incrementally positive, improving accountability as investors view google's speculative businesses such as the self-driving car as a distraction. he has a $720 price target. tripp chowdhry at global equities says google has given a wake-up call to other tech companies. and yusef says this is a key step towards greater transparency. and others expect better focus and execution, but they maintain a hold rating. google class "c" shares rising 6% in after-hours trade, as you can see in german tr

they did not inc. of themselves so much as greeting weaponry. there was an attempt to bomb it in august when he fourth, 1970 -- august 24, 1970, it was the largest terror incident until oklahoma city in the on states -- united states. they were hoping to close down the center, people participating were anti-vietnam war, there were four of them. gang and his the brother, and david, and leo, or the four people who decided to bomb sterling hall. likeused a van, very much timothy mcveigh and obama city. -- oklahoma city. they were not successful at blowing up the research center. they took out the physics lab and the first floor. they killed one of the postdoc students. this finding was at the entrance to the center probably on the second floor. it was saved after the bombing by a professor. to aesearch center moved new building, the 12th floor to be safe after the bombing. they did not take the sign with them. , and whenssor hid it he retired five or six years ago, he offered it to us as a memento. >> the latest development that makeome up with a p

in the earnings report google inc. results will be broken out separate from the overall alphabet results. so investors will get a little bit more look into what's making money and what the profitability is. we don't know exactly how some of the costs are going to be assigned. things like that we'll have to get more detail on. >> so in this what sounds like relatively complicated maneuver, it looks like there is a simple sort of strategy behind it. take all of the revenue generating businesses, or the big ones, youtube, google, the ad business there, separate it from the things that are more developmental or investment oriented, perhaps to juice the stock a little bit. is that -- is that a wrong reading, john? >> there's a bit of that, but nest does produce revenue so there are a few little businesses that are not part of google but alphabet.com. >> we'll be watching that one, closely for the rest of the week i'm sure. >>> on wall street today, stocks got off to a strong start driven by a major corporate acquisition by

what is my conclusions and i inc. augusta suffered even more by not having him come here than if he had. all of those people that were fleeing, where were they go? augusta, georgia. all of the prisoners were still coming through, all of the wounded were still coming in. the shortage of supplies was huge. people were starving. hospitals were full about churches started to fill with the wounded. there was a lot of things going on in a guster that had a major impact on without even coming here. when i knew the 150th can ration coming, and i was trying to think -- i was looking at other museums and looking at what they were doing. everyone was concentrating on the battles and the skirmishes and we do not have those here. how was augustine affected, is how i was acting asking myself. what are the stories we can tell the people of what was going on here? i found them over and over again. i intentionally did not do battles and skirmishes and i left for the military people. i wanted to go it a different direction. one of the

. >> item 6 is approval of bookstore lease - books inc. and the city and for a five-year term with two one-year options for 575,000 during the first year of the lease. >> thank you. >> thank you. cathy wagner with the san francisco international airport. item number 6 seeks the approval for a new lease with books inc. for a book store comprised of the square footage listed in the airport and has a term through june 2020 and two one year options to extend and minimum annual guarantee rent of $575,000 or a percentage of gross revenues whichever is greater and the result of a competitive process and books inc. receiving the highest store and the budget analyst office recommends approval and i am happy to answer questions. >> okay. thank you. any questions colleagues? mr. rose report on item 6? >> yes mr. chair on page 13 of the report we note under this lease they're required to pay the airport the greater amount as $575,000 or percentage rent and on page 12 the subject lease will generate guaranteed guarantee revenues payable by books inc. t

and the staffers of michael young inc. trickle into town.rst, then jack cannon. they call victor lupis to join the party but he declines. he fears the group has become increasingly violent and with two kids to think of, he decides to go straight. >> i didn't want anything to do with them, you know, i was fine, you know, i was back working, and they were talking about, they were in las vegas and they kept trying to get me to come back to work with them. >> reporter: but michael young isn't about to let the lupis defection spoil the fun. his eyes remain on the prize -- a high profile shop called "the jewelers of las vegas" with a high profile tv ad. >> nevada's most trusted jeweler, your jeweler since 1976. >> reporter: but on this day, they find themselves catering to jack cannon. >> what's memorable about jack cannon is his demeanor and the way he talks to people, that's what people most remember about him. >> reporter: aaron lee is a vegas detective who says cannon should feel right at home in sin city. >> this was a classic con man. he did

ince 1940, only three of those elected as vice president did not run for president or become president. spiro agnew, and nooe.hooe today's politics are cautionary. hard slog for biden on many fronts, money, organization, arctic latering a compelling reason for getting in left. 2016 political landscape has been shaped that clinton is the nominee even in the face of a rising challenge by vermont senator bernie sanders. joe biden's entrance would alter he democratic primary fight said democratic strategy joe campaign was the manager for howard dean's campaign in 2004 and bernie weekend at the iowa soap box, the des moines register soap box at the iowa and this is what he had to say about the issue of income inequality. work.have lots of the minimum wage is a starvation wage. we have to raise the minimum wage, $15,000.ng [ applause ] what we understand also is that a competitive bestl economy, we need the educated workforce possible. to me that we se have hundreds of thousands of qualified young people who want to get a higher education to do so because their money lacks the income. host:

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within the index, you have think you don't inc. of as retail. you have netflix, which is up more than 150% and amazon which is not a store you go into. you have expedia, which you would not think of as retail. even gamestop is not a traditional retailer where you are buying apparel are -- apparel or other types of goods. it is interesting when you hear talk about consumer discretionary and retail stocks doing well, be aware it's not what you tend to think of. betty: and there's a tractor supply company. julie: tractor supply has done very well. pimm: they sell more than tractors. betty: handbags? [laughter] that what do you make of -- that it's either a handbag or shoes. that hesitation tells me. [laughter] she wants it all. take a look at some of the top stories crossing the bloomberg at this moment. in bangkok, a suspect in a deadly explosion was seen on security camera footage. they're looking for a man seen taking off a backpack and walking away. othersle were killed and -- 100 others were wounded. wildfires are threatening a resort town in

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scarlet: as i mentioned earlier, inc. of america/merrill lynch analysts: on apple shares. they downgraded apple from a but buy toral, and -- from a neutral and a strong dollar will likely take a bite out of apple's profits as well. total travel bookings or the value of all services purchased through its websites rose 11%. includee's, whose sites has fended and kayak off competition from google and expedia. those are your top stories. scarlet: coming up in the next half hour, they are the latest in the health snack craze to go public, but there might not be investor appetite for amplify shares. mark: a new oxford study shows 47% of jobs in the united states are being -- are at risk of being made robust -- redundant to robots. the transition could impact men more than women. scarlet: there are many well-known chinese knockoffs combat this land rover imitation. top them all. land wind. mark: disney shares are leading a selloff in media stocks today. the stock is down, as you see on the screen, almost 9%, the most in four years, after reporting sales that fell short of estimat

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we are crossing over into love ladies which is this non- inc. community. this is one of the reasons we come down if you look past some of the glossy new construction and maybe walk your way through some of the trees you will see the original houses in lovelady. they have been here for 50 years ever since this house was built. since then, some things have remained the same but a lot of things have changed. >> people are taking the original home, tearing them down and building much much larger homes. everybody has an elevator now. the interesting thing is they never come. and were here all the time. keep rolling south out of love ladies and you will hit army seeders. how will you know it? there is a big sign in the road. i tell you what, what, they have been on their long time and they want to stay on a lot longer. >> see the sign? he puts them up. it's hard to see this. >> how about that, you need live near this water but you don't ever vacation. >> know i'm always on the water. >> i have water on my mind. it's too hot for walking. >> gentlemen, what's goin

one of those on that list was a man named lester ralph jones, a client of models inc.t's him standing in the shadows by his front door. on july 7th, nine days after paige disappeared, the cops conducted a search of jones' house. a week later they were back. but they didn't arrest him. not even a month later, when police search dogs got a hit in the charred mess of paige's car. >> they found the cadaver scent in the back seat of the car. and in the front seat of that car, they found mr. jones' scent. and that was despite the car being set on fire. >> reporter: interesting. also, it so happened jones worked in a repair shop right across the street from the parking lot where paige's burning car was found. then the dogs were taken out to that spot on highway 50 where the contents of paige's wallet were found. >> what we refer to as to the trail of breadcrumbs where the checks, business cards, other identifying information were scattered, they followed that to a turnout called bridgeport road and followed down bridgeport road where the dog kept repeatedly jumping into the r

used to working the inc.. >> the coffee. >> good evening everyone. [laughter] i'm antwan lewis. juliet: i'm juliet huddy michael has been injured and he'll explain all about it. >> changed clothes. >> i did, i did marl on that coming up. juliet: quite the look. >> we've got 66 in sussex as well as monticello, and yeah, the dew points are higher as well right now. the dew points are in lower 70s for you, and it looks like we're going to have another warm sticky day. no storms out there right now but just to the west of us eventual willly all of this mess will cross through later this inc. into tonight making for a pretty messy start to your friday. but right now it is actually not bad. but we will see storms firing up l. but sticky statement. tomorrow showers and storms coming through here. humidity going crazy here for next kfl days in particular and better over the weekend. storm chance drop out into next week. all right let's bring in ines rosales, i know more on me coming up in a little bit. but there's a reason. there's a method to my madness let's bring in ines i trying to

executive vice president and chief of human resources at "time" inc. is not surprised by the study. >> one apple can spoil the whole bunch, absolutely. rudeness can infect an entire cultural. >> culture can be a breeding ground for inpolite behavior says cooper lawrence. >> more likely to be rude because there's more stress in a work place setting and correlation between stress and rudeness. being rude at work is not the way to score points and get a promotion. >> a huge harvard study that found nicer you are at work warmer you are at work more likely to get ahead. >> how to deal with a rude coworker approach him ore her. >> allow fur some to have a bad day but pervasive you have to quietly privately take the person aside and explain the way that they're communicating and style is really offputting for you and for the res of the coworkers. >> might seem that big of a deal researchers say overtime it can have negative effects and they hope the study will encourage employers to attack action to correct rude behaviors in their work places. stacey delikat

this is as of 8:00 this inc.. but there will be some scattered showers mostly to the northwest in beginning and then kind of work their way through into tomorrow. and we keep it marginally unstable that means a possible of a few showers here and there. but it doesn't look like a big day of wet weather coming at us and there. and then the cooler temps on backside start to work their way through into wednesday. but today we're ahead of that so we've got impressive temps up to 86 by midday. high of 90. doesn't look like storms are a problem during the day here today. but tonight into tomorrow shower chances go up a bit. tomorrow low 74. 90 for a high with partly cloudy skies at times scattered showers from time to time as well. conditions. we have a high of 85 so your high back five degree. down 2080 for you thursday, friday. friday looks leak more showers that will keep us a little bit cooler saturday, sunday sunny skies but highs in lower 80s. over to ines rosales to hit the road. >> right now commute is not doing

the bricklayers union endorsement to bring -- build this 7000 mile wall across -- no wonder people inc. politics is increasingly absurd. both ideas are absurd. me that is the most obviously i could say. this is all the trump factor. two relatively mainstream normal politicians who are trying to figure out how do i get some of that trump energy, how do i get in the game. trump will build the wall in mexico. i will build the wall in canada. the canadians are nice people. mike: president obama is arriving in alaska today. he is giving a speech about global warning -- warming and see some of those melting glaciers. he is changing the name of mount mckinley. the tallest peak in the u.s. to mount denali. well this trip he remembered for his message on climate change or the fact he changed the name of a mountain? john: john boehner disapproves and he says don't change mckinley. mckinley was a great man. has a book on mckinley. karl rove is a -- upset about it. it's apparently going to be very strong. olore is a little bit of a y quality. i'm only going to be president for a few months. i will

all, walking down the street, bam, bam, bam, please policemen jump upon them, beat them, in this hor inc. way. >> as the 50th anniversary of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery and bloody sunday was, protesters across the country today are calling for an end to what they say is rachel discrimination in the u.s. criminal justice system. >> they would say we are going to knock on doors, being a machine yelling and screaming and making noise. >> another testament that there is more work to be done, video of racist chants sung by university of oklahoma fraternity brothers. >> where does this ugliness come from? it's scary to me that these young men who you expect more from or i expect more from. >> the tea party is not helping the country become post rachel either. bond says they are racist. >> they are wrong headed people doing wrong-headed thing, but i wouldn't compare them to the ku klux klan. >> the oeshl activist expressed outrage against lgbt laws. they helped me. why should i not help me? they helped me push the needle forward i am eager to push the needle forward to them

they will create alpha get, inc. and and create google inc. a company within alphabet.ction of companies which the largest of which is google. all shares of google will automatically convert into the same number of shares of alphabet wall of the same rights. it will still trade on nasdaq as two different classes of shares of google. there is googl, and goog. so alphabet will be the new umbrella company. you will have google within there and some other companies. they're saying here that al if bet is about -- alphabet, is about business prospering through leaders. our model to have strong ceo who runs each business with sergey and me in service to them as needed. so alphabet will be the big kahuna. google will be under that. back to you. melissa: interesting. adam, thank you so much. coming up next, one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. find out how history was made today in space when we get back. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly

he wants google, inc. to do something.t gives him more scale and the opportunity to work on these other businesses that his attention might have been divided from. charlie: what would you add? guest: the name change, it's the same structure, run in the same way. it's interesting this group the way it was running before, but last year he was given the job of running google. it's just another way to state what they were already doing and it makes for great headlines, and we can make alphabet jokes and things like that. but in general, it is a statement of what they were doing before. it is interesting a lot of these internet billionaires who created these companies want to do other things. mark zuckerberg has a social network but he also bought oculus. jeff bezos has a million other interests. it's just a statement of what they have already been doing and a restructuring of what was already structured the way it was, so not much different to me. guest: brad? : i think google faces a challenge, trying to preserve a fertile en

soft inc. sees sprints turnaround efforts taking two years.ing off of last week's dismal media earnings, universal invested in buzz feed. nbc universal invested the same amount in box media. what does it mean for the future of digital media companies? here with me, brad constable, a ceo and keith in new york, ceo of revolved media. -- revolt media. keith, $200 million is a lot of money. i hope buzz speaking keep it out. guest: buzz feed has been innovators in bringing to digital content to the world. it is the new way things are going to operate. nbc was smart of making this investment. this is the future for ways you reach millenials. you have to have the ability to talk to them in the language they are working in now. emily: you see buzz feed forming partnerships with universal, yahoo!, everyone is trying to figure out how to get people to see their stuff. guest: a lot of these platforms, they have aggregated big audiences. smartly, a of new media and new wave companies are integrating and doing partnerships because they can tap into that di

abc7 news was in downtown san jose when folks at the barbers inc. gives free haircuts to children.the doors today to give back to the community. children received backpacks and school supplies. for kids and parents it means a lot. >> to have your son or daughter or anyone to have a nice haircut for the first day of school is a blessing. >> it was fount out about the center from a viewer. to end us your storieds, e-mail us. >>> coming up at 6:00, a woman spends the night at the hospital after her historic swim in the san francisco bay. how kim chambers is doing today. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. i live look from the exploratorium camera showing you a gorgeous end to the weekend. >> giants swept by the cubs at wrigley. and the a's, danny valencia, gets his first victory pie and washes it down with gatorade. that coming up >>> the first woman to swim from the farallones to san francisco spent the night in the hospital after her feat. kim chambers completed her 30-mile, 17-hour journey through shark-infest ed water yesterday. she was taken to the e.r. for dehydration and received f

china makes up 25% of their iphone sales and they really inc.hat they are topping out we have a chart showing how many iphones are being sold in china. down to 12%. they are basically losing market share to other players. bank of america saying that this only grows if there are new -- new users. china has been one of the huge bull stories for the stock and they say that even in that market they have not been making improvements. i find it funny that these downgrades always come after the stock is diving. alix: always. always. joe: i'm not going to say anything, but i'm just saying. alix: the longer term implications is that it will impact apple revenue. they see revenue growth decelerating a lot in 2016 to 4% as opposed to 28% in 2015. take a look at this. iphone revenue bouncing around 0%, flirting with negative territory in 26 in. they are basically saying that the up great cycle is over. that chart looks -- upgrade cycle looks scary -- upgrade cycle is over. that looks like a scary chart. are forever? or are they an industry in's -- in crisis

. >> the bad news, the government inc. >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. mostly clear, great viewing weather for the perseid meteor showers. temperatures in the burbs will be in the upper 50's. 64 degrees will be the low temperature in the city. so what about that viewing? you want to get away from the city lights. the peak viewing from midnight to 6:00 a.m. sue will update your forecast at 4:00 a.m. (exclaims anxiously) (exclaims) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (playing glissandos on harp) (playing random melody) (strums strings) (tires screeching) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (cowboy melody plays on harmonica) (ethereal chord chimes) (strumming guitar) (whale singing) (eerie melody plays) (jaunty circus music playing) (hoarse barking) (electric guitar plays surf riff) (footsteps thudding) (various melodies and sounds shifting rapidly)

all, walking down the street, bam, bam, bam, please policemen jump upon them, beat them, in this hor inc. way. >> as the 50th anniversary of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery and bloody sunday was, protesters across the country today are calling for an end to what they say is rachel discrimination in the

inc. you for hosting us -- thank you for hosting us.lier, jeb bush talked about you and immigration. it as a conservative, i do not think we should spend hundreds of billions of dollars with an and practical solution. he is the front runner, he should be held to account, just like me. he should be asked, how will you pay for it? how will you not violate people and their civil liberties? this guy does not have a plan. mark: one thing you have said is he low-energy. did he seem low-energy? donald trump: it seemed dynamic, but forced. we are spending $130 billion right now on illegal immigration. we are spending a fortune, not only the crime and problems. we are spending a minimum of $130 billion. we are going to pay for it because we will not been that -- spend that money. john: you seem to have gotten under the skin of some people. do stuff like that get under your skin? donald trump: i am not a politician. i have not been a politician. he is a person, i guess he is trying very hard because i use the term low energy. that is ok, there is

of course, follow 2014, apple ink made a splash -- apple inc made an announcement it was moving into launch. we decided to look at different products from different companies. first up a hexal skin a test designed to measure biometrics. a network using blue tooth to upload data. >> i have my hexal skin shirt on, sinked it to my phone. it is available to professional athletes and on my iphone. let's go. i have the basis watch on, which is measuring some of the same things. we do a comparison after. the intel basis can calculate steps taken, calories burnt and heart rate. it connects to the mobile device. my heart rate reached 118 beats per minute. the basis showed my heart rate was lower. the basis provided relevant data and was easier to use, not as accurate as the hexoskin. >> while film was on the beach i was on assignment in las vegas. i was asked to compare three devices. waterproof, no charging, runs off the power of your mind. tracks your sleeping. that's not creepy. we can determine what makes it different from one another. for me, style is important. it's clear out of all the