inocencio has little fear of humans. that's because a little over 20 years ago - he and 19 other scarlet macaw chicks were chosen to be raised by hand at the center - then released into the wild. the macaws participating in the study are known as the chicos. >> the ones these researchers saw were going to die, they removed them from the nests and raised them here. >> what was the purpose? >> macaws were disappearing because the illegal pet trade was booming and macaws were in really high demand in north america and in europe. they wanted to see if re-introduction of macaws was a viable option to save some of these populations. >> the study was a success - more than half of the scarlet macaws released survived at least 7 years in the wild. >> some of these macaws still stick around in the area. and those macaws are the most aggressive with us, because they have no fear of humans. >> this morning the team is doing a check up on inocencio and chuchuy's two chicks. but unlike wild macaws - these parents don't leave when anni

let's go straight to ramy inocencio. we have all caps our eyes on asia.kept our eyes asia, and now to new york. markets are down for the second day in a row. devaluationency twice over the last two days is ruining the market. it is off of its lows for the day, but it is still in the red. down .75%. the s&p is already seeing its worst two day drop since january. dive into my bloomberg terminal. the 10ook at how each of sectors are doing. eight of the 10 sectors are losing ground. that has led by the telecom sector and the financial sector. four of the 10 are down by more than 1%. well, on the flip side, energy is up. let's look at some winners. they are hard to find. starting with -- let's change course. china's slowdown, let's take a look at yum. it is down 3.8%. wynn resorts is down by 2.8%. 50% to an exposure of china and basically, wynn 3.5%, year ton 2.5%.hey are down its 10th best for day since late june before coming down just a bit. investors are racing to safety as stocks selloff. it is touching its lowest level in three months. vix stocks selloff

ramy inocencio is looking at the numbers. u.s. june consumer credit has risen to $27 billion, according to the fed. this is in relation to the median forecast of 30 economists surveyed by bloomberg who said they were expecting a $17 billion rising credit. this is after a prayer is the reported $16.1 billion advance back in may. some of the things contribute to this, job gains, and an improvement in household balance ,heets since the last recession apparently, are making america's more comfortable about using credit cards and taking out loans for big-ticket items. let's go back to you. one bright spot in today's labor report, manufacturing. factory payrolls jumped 15,000 in july, the biggest gain in 16 months, and comes after five months a little to no increase. us from cleveland is ohio congressman tim ryan. andits on the house budget appropriations committee as cochair of the congressional manufacturing caucus, a big proponent of boosting american manufacturers. thanks for joining us. your reaction to today's jobs report? we did

ramy inocencio reports from san francisco. watch this., shut up from the international space station, and they are small, less than one foot long, but the telescope cameras are powerful. this is what we get. high resolution photos of anything on the earth's surface, from west texas oilfields to chinese power plants and argentine lithium minds. typically downloadable in one or two hours. it is all based here, planet labs. will marshall is ceo. have missionwe control. over here, we designed the satellites on the computers. we build and construct them downstairs. ramy: everything is done in-house. 13 iterations of the dove built here since 2013. front two thirds of that is an optic, so it's a telescope that look down on the ground, so it lies with that pointed down. here solar panels tested power each dove. each has a radio in front, wings that unfurled in orbit, and durability. thehis could survive equivalent of dropping a satellite from here onto a marble floor. ramy: compared to nasa's satellites, they are cheaper. thousands off times che

betty: all right, thank you, ramy inocencio.k at the european market closed it here is bloomberg's mark barton from london. chalkingopean stocks up two days of losses with every industry group finishing the monday session-the mining companies are shrugging off disappointing trade. welcome these are following crude oil's gyrations lower -- oil companies are following crude oil's gyrations lower. what a day, from last monday come when the s&p fell, its biggest one-day decline ever. look at the big gainers. they hope greases government will conclude talks with creditors -- greece's government will conclude talks with creditors tomorrow. funds will be dispersed to the european central bank by the 20th of august. they has group fell by 59% last week. -- great step you for you. market caps on for greece's banks is 5 billion euros in 2007. industry,banking greece's biggest gambling company, shares up by 8% today. fridayian lender on after the market close, the lender released better-than-expected results. shares up by three white 5%. -

mark: let's go to ramy inocencio who has a look at the markets.tarting with the team of the week, media stocks got a beat down this week. ramy: that's right. media and tech is what i'm talking about. first off media. cablevision earnings came out earlier and the stock is now down 6.6%. the weird thing is revenue matched what they expected and subscriber numbers were better than expected. second-quarter revenue was 1.65 billion dollars, that was a match. second quarter consumer data high-speed net adds were better than expected. but cablevision says it will see higher capital expenditures toward the second half of the year, and that is where the stock is taking a hit. i also want to move to buy a calm. going the other way, higher after an analyst rating. now up by 2.25%. barclays upgraded the stock two notches from underweight to overweight. the price target is down from $56 to $67. currently, shares are pricing in a decline worse than newspapers which is unrealistic. they could use the support. the stock is down year to date by nearly 40%. moving

ramy inocencio has more. thank you. we are looking at how we will end this day.like we are looking at lockton losses across the board. china'sin part to currency valuation. the s&p 500 is down by 1%, the theis down by 1.2% and nasdaq is the biggest loser, down by 1.3 percent. interestingly, there is a signed today the dow may be headed for a long-term slide. let's go into my bloomberg terminal one more time. this is the gpo function. we're looking at the dow over the past year. what you are seeing is the so-called death cross. this is when the 50 day moving average represented by the pink crossed below the 200 day moving average, represented by the yellow here. the last time was in december of 2011. the dow fell by six cents and 2007.urther back by it lost half of its value the --t 14 months thereafter the thereafter. very interesting technicals coming out of the bloomberg terminal. shares.t's look for gm they have been down all day. but just after the 3:00 hour, we can see lift offs from their lows. it's management, and they junot expects that the ann revaluatio

ramy inocencio is here to tell us who they are. let's start with the losers.y: premature anything that touches coal is going to be some kind of loser. first and foremost, looking over the last several years, we've seen the amount of coal being used for electricity generation fall from 45% to 30%. we can only expect that to go even lower once the clean power plan goes into effect. looking at some stocks we should be watching -- coal producers are going to be hit hard. even year to date, talking about things like console and peabody energy, they've already been falling in the high double digits. he body is down 86% year to date. isha natural resources facing bankruptcy, so we may be seeing more of this through 2022. pimm: and there is a bloomberg article penned by our boss -- olivia: our founder, michael bloomberg. pimm: coal companies are going to get it. other companies include american electric power, duke energy and southern. they are only down between 6% and 10%. still bad, but not as bad as the coal producers because they are diversified. then we head into

ramy inocencio, thank you for that. let's get a check on the latest headlines.quarter sales fell for heinzfinds -- for kraft major businesses. the computer security company symantec is selling its data storage unit to the carlyle group, the deal valued at $8 billion. inantec brought veritas 2005. america's healthy eating trend is not hurting bacon sales, even though two thirds of its calories are from fat. one analyst said it is because people are putting bacon on anything. those are your top stories at this hour. whether it is netflix, amazon, or facebook, investors have flocked to growth stocks over the past two years. technology remains the hottest sector for investors. some predict we may see a turnaround. mike regan is here. the debate of growth versus value is an old one. why is it a hot topic echo mike: the outperformance of growth stocks has been so pronounced. this year growth stocks on the s&p 500 are up by 5%. value stocks are down 2%. stock, the local growth stock index is 30% higher than the value index. year,growth stocks, one up 134 -- mike: that

ramy inocencio joins us with analyst action on the street today, specifically involving apple.they saying? ramy: you can see apple is up in the pre-market by nearly 1% because of three analysts saying they will be bullish on the stock. bernstein, bernstein says apple iphone sales could rise in 2016. we got bad news on july 21 from apple when it missed sales targets by 1.3 million devices. bernstein is saying apple can take smartphone market share from samsung. is is apple could gain from more customers eligible for upgrades as well as rising incomes in china. looking to oppenheimer, oppenheimer also bullish. they say the decline is unjustified. they say apple growth potential is also in china and some of the devices we have been talking about are underappreciated. one of them is the apple watch. it does caution the biggest risk to investors is they might switch from smartphone stocks to tech stocks. they are keeping a price target at $155 per share, the most in the three analysts weighing in on the stock. finally, apple is being defended by number of -- nomera who says the bear

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