intel is-- intel is paging a big splash this year, james roger is with thestreet.com. he joins us from the nsye. they wrapped up what it will preview the show in las vegas what did you learn. >> there were big announcements there. first i will talk about one thing we didn'tee. we didn't see a big set-top box announcement there were rumors about that running into the show. intel did announce a video gateway powered by one of its chips that is part of a collaboration with comcast but no big set-top box news. what there was was a lot of news around chips. mobile devices and things that intel is really, really going to focus on. we saw intel talk about how its lowered power consumption on its bridge chips and also on its-- core architecture, part of intel's big push toward ultra books and convertibles, also high power tablets as well. so there was a lot of information about that type of thing, as well as also intel's efforts around, you know, windows 8 tablets. and also it gave a sneak peek of its fourth common trail chip which will be launched for the holiday season 2013.

is intel.ed people to look into but intel working with the cable operators to come out, i don't want to say a set-top box box but something, some type of device that will make television a lot better experience that we won't have to have a cable box of some sort? >> i'm sorry to do this on the last question, similar to talking about customer design wins up until they're ready this isn't a place where we're going to comment. we think that we have great silicon in that leadership silicon is probably appropriate in the internet of things. in the data center. in clients but we're not going to go there specifically. liz: i am looking at that as maybe a yes but i will let you hold onto that comment. thank you, stacey, very much for joining us. >> great. good to be back. liz: stacy smith, intel executive officer and vice president. david: boeing luxury jet has been grounded all over the world. how much will this cost boeing and its investors? maybe not as much as you might think. coming up next an ana

alex gonaugh with his eye on intel. 13.5 billion in revenue from intel. 13.5 billion on intel is the revenue and the earnings per share is 48 cents on, like i said, 13.5 billion in revenue. the stock is moving, as you can see, in the extended hours. acting on the heels of the numbers. our market experts are ready to weigh in. michael yosikami joining us and brian peori with henessey funds as well. 48 cents a share and 13.5 billion in revenue. what's your take on the intel numbers? >> looks like a pretty good number. exactly what people were looking for, essentially anyway, and there's been more dire concerns out there, you know, the death of the pcs, those worries out there that have beleaguered the stock last year but what we're seeing right now sin tell is still very much in the fight, in the cloud computing fight and in the new mobile fight with their new tablet and smartphone initiatives out there so a pretty good number all in, i would say. >> good number all in, but it's interesting that the numbers actually crossed the wire before the market closed. do you think that that was

i'm not a candidate for intel. they've done a great job and they've named a couple succes r successors already. >> we wish you success with eventually a public offering and all you're doing. appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >>> up next, yahoo! starts to turn itself around. we have photographic proof. head the flicker when "press: here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press: here." as of wednesday, marissa mayer will have been ceo at yahoo! for since months. in that six months, yahoo! has not turned around, but clearly they found the steering wheel. the change at yahoo! is most noticeable with the photo sharing site flicker. yahoo! bought flicker back in 2005, a lifetime ago in internet time, and ceo after ceo largely ignored the service, allowing it to grow stale as competitors like instragram developed. but last month, yahoo! radically revised flicker, offering an iphone app for the first time incredibly late to the revolution, but with updated features like sharing and filters. >> i started thinking about

intel shares take a hit. >>> intel's fourth quarter profits fell 27th%, but managed to top forecastsmaker continues to feel pressure from weak pc demand. the company expects fourirst quarter revenue below analyst estimates. >> my expectation is that as we get into the back half of the year, we'll see some acceleration in the market. and that will be a combination of gdp improving, which i think is consistent with what economists are projecting. and then also our products cycles. >> intel fell more than 5% in after hours trade. it has some coverage, though. if you take a look at what is happening, frankfurt shares are down less than 4% in trade. it's interesting because we have seen tech, one of the least liked sectors going into earnings season perhaps helping to keep a floor under the shares reaction even on that disapoint. general electric reports fourth quarter results at 6:30 a.m. eastern. profits are forecast to rise more than 8%. ge has been pressured by lower selling prices and higher tax rates. while ge capital continues to recover, it does remain a down side risk. morgan sta

intel up 2.33%.reports fourth-quarter earnings as the semiconductor giant struggles to navigate a shrinking pc market, i guess they call it the value phone. >> they're trying to diversify. intel chips have been called the currency of commerce and the way we looked at how steel was going out the older economy, chips give you a good indication of what is happening with telecommunications, automotive sector, basically every major industry that is out there. the best insight into all of this. $0.45 in terms of revenues. talk about the pc. a couple of things analysts are talking about and looking for. another pc sales peaked last quarter. entire industry down 6%. expect them to talk about that, but jump onto other initiatives including ultra-books and mobile, how they are making strides in those arenas. atom-based processors, google tv, how are those doing? in the short term intel will be pressured but all about developing this long-term trajectory. it will pay off later, that is where the nitty-gritty st

they don't need intel right now. the chips they do need they are arm chips that qualcomm brings forward. unless intel comes out and says cap x we acknowledge we can't spend that much we're cutting it in half at that point the stock -- >> they're wasting money. >> he doesn't want to go out a loser. he is going to basically expand dramatically. >> right. >> with all of the new chips and the rest and get deeper into both smart phones, tablets, ultra books, all rest. that is going to be profitable business. >> that is the last word. the gavel comes down. we're going to the desk. all right pete. brotherly love or not so much? >> i think on the pullback now, intel has been one of these names that actually made a significant move to the upside into the earnings number. if you saw it last night when the earnings were released a little earlier it was trading above $23 a share. so there is an appetite out there for intel right now because of what some of the announcements they're both debating about some of these numbers. i th

intel never left. here is intel's booth. this is called the altar book tree. am joined now by the man who has led this company for about eight years. he has been there since 1974. good to see you, paul. paul otellini in a fox business exclusive. it was a surprise. why are you leaving? >> it is just time. almost 40 years with the company and eight years as ceo. what i have done, i have done well, i think. the company is a great shape. there is never a good time to leave. i am comfortable with the team underneath me. i have a lot more to do in life. liz: what? >> i am going to learn to play the panel. liz: really? >> yeah. liz: you have been watching the revolution. it is just unbelievable all of the revolution you have seen. does the successor come from inside intel? >> oh, i sure hope so and i would think so. i am only one vote. i think we have a very good table of internal people. no one is ever ready. i was not ready for this job. these are huge jobs. the top 100 company in the world. i am comfortable that the people that are in the wings can step up to it.

intel said for fiscal 2013, trying to explain that. analysts want to know when are those investments going to pay off? intel has said that they expect the server group to go back to growing double digits but the client group, modest expectations. they expect tablets and hybrids to be the areas of growth. those aren't areas they have proven they can hit main stream price points yet. that's my question how this plays out for the year. >> jon, thank you. we'll keep up posted. 5% decline at this hour. >>> coming up next, is a rally in jeopardy? why one leading market watcher is calling a market top right now. >>> plus, the biggest movers in today's session. >>> later, the mystery behind germany's decision to move gold out of the united states. more "fast" straight ahead. [ male announcer ] staples is the number-one office superstore ink retailer in america. now get $6 back in staples rewards for every ink cartridge you recycle when you spend $50 on hp ink. staples. that was easy. nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and

not a lot is expected as far as earnings from intel. the expectations have been lowered from about 54¢ a share down to 45¢ a share in the last few months. a lot of people are thinking pc sales are weak, and this is just the kind of story that i like to play. > would you buy shares here? do you already own stock? > > you know, this is one of the first stocks that i owned with my landscaping money when i was a young teenager. so i have held this stock for a long time. i am pretty familiar with it. but i think that right here, when you look at a stock that has got lowered expectations, people aren't really expecting that much, everyone thinks it is a weak pc market, you have got a leader here that is trading at a fairly cheap multiple. they have got a really nice dividend that is going to help put a stock on the floor, and people aren't expecting much, i think you could definitely see a pop in the stock. you look at all the analysts, and they are all saying it's a hold. but, these are the type of stories were if you catch somebody off-guar

what company is intel going to be in? >> o leave it to the customers o announce designs but you hit the trend exactly right. smart phones getting larger. tablets getting smaller. all these are consuming more and more computing power which is really our core business. anything that computes is part of our markets. setting up a pretty exciting future for us. cheryl: you guys said alter books are the way to go. you got an industry to completely change the assembly line structure. you're not quite at the 40% adoption rate you had really announced, more like almost half of that. >> the way you articulated is exactly right. it was just a concept, you fast-forward to where we ended, we pretty much reinvented the notebook market. it is a journey, we now have windows 8 enabled touch. a new processor in the first half of this year which will enable even more power efficient devices with more performance. i think we're o we are on a gret journey here. cheryl: dell. have to get at least a reaction because i talk to people they say th

intel had 8.6 million in revenue.l, expecting to be a little higher in q4 and that has to come from pcs or servers. pc sales are down 4.9% from last year. if that's right, you got to hope servers deliver big for intel. two full year gross margin guidance, with capex spending and particularly important now because of how demand shifts in the pc market. his intel plans running below capacity. that could have an impact on margins over the other hand. intel pursues the idea for making chips for others. that could push things the other way, a good thing. this number is important because it keep the overall pc demand tread honest and that last number i'm referring to is -- what is my last number? it is inventories. intel said it expects customers to decrease inventory heading into the end of 2012 and intel itself would reduce inventory by half a billion dollars. and they will ramp up again in 2013 and if so, good for q1. guys, back to you. >> john, thank you very much, sir. >>> all of the other big tech story out there is h

. >> intel. ahead of the earnings. >> big doc. >> amarin. somebody bought a lot of calls that expire tomorrow. 8.5 strike. >> the markets pulling just a bit back off its best levels of the day but we're still looking at a dow that's up 80 or so points. 85. about to 88. up six out of the last seven sessions. many, many new s&p 52 week highs today about 76 as we speak right now. give you some of the names. comcast is up there. lowe's. carmax. cvs. marathon. noble. got a lot of them. johnson & johnson. we talked about that one today. 3m. union pacific. adt. how about tech names? e-bay. lots going on. that want does it for us. "fast money" will pick up the ball as well. follow me on twitter @scottwapner.cnbc. >>> scott thank you very much. big bank earnings. boa, citi getting a bit of a whacking. a number of index hitting new highs. scott ran down an awful lot of those new highs. how to get in. where to get in. when to get in. we'll talk about that this hour. of course one of the big stories turbulence for boeing, regulators grounding the plane.

you mentioned intel, they got crushed. if you're a shareholder in intel you're thinking about calling fema because it's a disaster. down 6% today. in technology there's something for everybody and something for bulls and bears, but technology will rely on google this week. >> let's talk about apple. it's interesting how the market conversation this week has really changed compared to past ones where we're touching 5-year highs and doing it without apple. not too long ago we had said it was key to the market and it's not there. >> that's definitely true. one of the things that's interesting is because this is taken so long to play out, people have had an opportunity to take a look at other names, which i think is interesting. what is also interesting, every single time we get a new little tid bit on apple it seems to be negative. we were talking about margins before, there's none better than apple's margins. if you start to see them come in, i don't think -- >> you just said it. for the broad market this is one of the most

we saw intel down as well. next week, i'm looking at big cap technology stocks, earnings from apple and google -- liz: yeah, how about that. >> that's going to be important. liz: down again about 3/4 of a percent. i mean really? this is 11 month lows here andrew. >> if you look at apple, when i was trading on the floor i was in the apple bit, i've been sport it, i continue to be short it -- i've been short in it, i continue to be short in it. apple looks so weak. you took any chart, that is the weakest stock on the daily. most likely i will get out of my position before earnings but it looks like it wants to go lower. liz: all right. let me get to the nymex because we still even though pulling back alan, still above $95 a barrel which i find very interesting. you've got the situation certainly that's always tense in the middle east, but nonetheless the actual fundamentals of this, we have got supply. >> yes. well i do think there's quite a bit of supply but right now at the moment i'm bullish in crude oil. i th

so why not say intel is an opportunity?i think that would be the holy grail of tv, tv on demand. i think we will see that. my money would be on apple solving it before intel does. i know they have some nice set-top box technology, but remember intel at their core is a microprocessor company. they don't have the expertise to sign the content deals and build entire network way apple has. if you look at what apple has done overtime with music and the app store, they bring a lot. liz: i have trouble convincing the cable companies. i think it is a lot harder than it looks because content guys want to be paid for their products and the cable guys don't want to link which a single inch that could lead to cord cutting. there is that challenge. >> it is very hard to you're exactly right. they look at what happened in the music industry and think i don't want to go down that path. that has made the negotiations a lot more difficult. if somebody is going to solve it, i would think apple would have a better chance than intel. liz: than

intel guided gross margins to 57%. that's the lowest since q-3 2009. don't think it's a good press. it just rallied 10% off the november lows, but it's kind of in no man's land. you really need to get a sense how they are positioned. don't forget, they are looking for a new ceo. in november, their current ceo announced retirement in may. >>> coming up next, one of the biggest questions this year. how do you find next? barbara marcin does this every day. where she's finding the most upside. that's next. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male

jim, it was aparent in tracking the after-hours action in intel, what was funny is the intel release came out a couple minutes before the closing bell, which is sort of weird. but that's an aside. the stock initially popped on the numbers. when they started talking about how much they were going to spend on cap x and op x, that was a huge red flag. basically they said we're going to spend this money this year. >> this is a nixonian call. i thought intel was reduced to a pitiful giant by analysts. there was an open rebellion at one point. i also felt at various times they had to address the fact that they really are a good company. i hate the defensiveness. this is my theory on what's happened to intel. they have adopted a customer is always right attitude, but it turns out the customer was wrong. they had the wrong form factor, the wrong device. there was a moment in the call where it took my breath away, where paul said, they're talking about the fablet. this is a great american company. i'm like, you know, i actually said, i feel bad. >> they might have the wrong customers. if they

intel beats earnings tonight.lose. >> sometimes it's tough to buy the losers and sell the winners. stocks hitting new highs first up is j and j trading at record levels up 12% over the past year. what do you do? >> johnson & johnson, nice little yield, 3.5%. selling is expensive. trading at 24 times earnings compared to the s&p trading at ten times earnings. bunch of lawsuits. stay away from it. >> next up is lowe's. the stock is at a record high. 37% up over the past year so what do you do? >> i like housing. i would love to like this name. but at 18 times forward estimates i think the stock had a nice run. the restructuring story has played out. they had a merchant head that worries me. they are spending a ton of money on e commerce. not a lot of competition from e commerce. i am not sure why they are spending so much. >> should you bet on a strong chinese economic recovery. we'll place our bets ahead of that country's gdp report tonight. a market moving report. you asked for it. our traders are here with answer

i used to be an intel hawk going to new fabs.ow i feel intel's turned into a helpless giant openly questioned for the big capital expenditures. intel knows that the customer's always right but seems to have the wrong customers, certainly not apple or samsung. you sure wouldn't want to own the stock based on the quarter or the conference call. but what did management hang its hat on? how did they entice you into thinking you should own the stock here? because of hope, hope that the second half of the year will be stronger globally, that the world's economies are going to get better. and that made me ask myself, is this hope that things will get better or somehow do they just know it? and if they do know things will get better, please tell me how. i certainly believe in hope. in the end, if you're investing, i say hope should be part of the equation. you can hope that the ravens beat the belichicks and bradys and sunday, we need more facts to get more bullish from here. and the sooner we get them, the more positive i'll feel about

ibm next week -- >> intel not behaving too well today. >> i know it is. >> are you buying intel? call. >> right. >> i like enterprise tech. i don't think intel is in the sweet spot of that at all right now. so probably not. but, for me, it's more the enterprise size. it's the oracles, the ciscos, and the emcs of the world that should start to stabilize. i don't think the results will be good this quarter at all. the question is, whether this is the trough. >> you make a ge? >> i think that -- that's a problem. keep talking. >> i thought that the jechlt results were okay. the problem with the big multiline industrials and the reason we couldn't upgrade those yet in part is because they're trading way above midcycle valuation levels. so everyone sort of priced in, okay, china's coming roaring back. and, you know, the u.s. is going to stabilize, and they're just -- they just don't represent value at this point. >> all right. >> so tough call. >> all right. guys, we'll have more. up next earnings from morgan stanley. well that famous guy over there. do you see him? he's over there. h

>> at one point intel almost went bankrupt in the early 80s. intel wasn't the intel we know today.pany i like the best today is one of the top 20 semiconductors in the world but very few people have heard of it. called onn semiconductors. for these guys, they have really had the perfect storm of problems. they bought a business in japan, and then you had the earthquake in japan, and operations got hit with flooding in late 2011 and most importantly you have global growth could cut in half from 4% to less than 2% equity this year. they have been caught in all of this. the good news is their business has started to get better. continuing to get better since october, there will diversified across the globe. the fact the yen is weakening has really helped profitability by tremendous amount. i think the stock and double over the next couple of years. liz: remember he said that for all of you people who want instant gratification. nice to see you. dan niles, alphaone capital partners. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way yo

intel calls it perceptual computing.ve us a peek inside their ces booth. >> what is a consumer electronics show without robot sonics probably the best-known company for these things, irobot. jeff is from irobot. thanks for joining us. you already bought us the rhu a rhumba. >> of course. >> now i understand you've got robotics for outside. >> this is our latest luge 330 gutter-cleaning robot. >> a gutter-cleaning robot? >> exactly. it will run down the gut ever manually or automatically and clean the debris for you. >> i see it goes around. i understand it can adjust things. literally you put it in, and you can watch it or, what, stand down via remote control? >> exactly. what you see here is the whole thing together. this handle is also comes off and that's your remote control. this is the business end, this is what goes down -- >> this gets dirty, you don't have to. >> and it keeps you safe. you don't have to worry about moving the ladder, let the robot do the dangerous work. this goes $299.9. >> but what it would take

investing, because that would mean the hyper growth phase is over and they'd be stuck with another intel, microsoft, played out stocks, generate a lot of cash, little growth. where do i come out? i'm agnostic. i understand both sides. i get that facebook spending can be meaningful, but i thought they would make more money already. and i do fear that as good as mobile is for facebook like everyone else, it might not be good enough to offset declines in desk top ad revenue. that said, the opportunity may be bigger than that of any company i follow. the bears think facebook is being short-term profligate. i think the bulls have more fire power than bears and the stock can go higher. it's come up so far, so fast the pace will be laborered. call me a skeptic, but at a lower price. call me a buyer. stick with cramer. all stations come over to mission a for a final go.

earnings were squarely in focus after the closing bell with intel. the semiconductor giant turned in better than expected earnings but down from a year ago. intel's biggest business unit by sales, it's p.c. group saw revenues fall 6%. as consumers have shifted buying habits to tablets and smartphones, it has hurt the traditional computer business. before the news, intel stock climbed 2.6% during the regular session. shares were at their highest price since october. it's outlook for sales this year was slightly below what wall street analysts anticipated. shares were down about a half percent in extended hours trading. it won't hurt operating results but higher than expected subsidy force the smart phones sold over the holidays and damage from superstorm sandy will. shares have been trading near 6 month low os falling practice before tonight's warning, they fell another 1% from this closing price and extended hours trading. leading the consumer sector was media giant c.b.s. it wants to get out of the outdoor billboard business. it plans on converting

. >> tom: you're talking about intel, which is a key spend, a lot of return on investment. with the drawdown expected of troops in afghanistan, how could that impact government spending on products like yours in the intel business? >> will affect a number of companies in our business because of the number of employees they have deployed overseas. in our case, the things we're doing overseas will be -- are mission-critical, and will remain important long after we have withdrawn our troops. so it won't have much impact on us, if any, but it will clearly effect a number of companies that have people and resources overseas. >> tom: do you see this as an opportunity for growth for keyw? >> absolutely. the kind of mission and critical work we're doing overseas is useful not only to our government, but to the local governments. yes, we think it is an opportunity. >> tom: you've spent heavily, recently, to expand into that intelligence and defense contracting business, but also expanding into the commercial business. what are the opportunities there? >> we're going down what we cal

earnings were squarely in focus after the closing bell with intel. the semiconductor giant turned in better than expected earnings but down from a year ago. intel's biggest business unit by sales, it's p.c. group saw revenues fall 6%. as consumers have shifted buying habits to tablets and smartphones, it has hurt the traditional computer business. before the news, intel stock climbed 2.6% during the regular session. shares were at their highest price since october. it's outlook for sales this year was slightly below what wall street analysts anticipated. shares were down about a half percent in extended hours trading. it won't hurt operating results but higher than expected subsidy force the smart phones sold over the holidays and damage from superstorm sandy will. shares have been trading near 6 month low os falling practice before tonight's warning, they fell another 1% from this closing price and extended hours trading. leading the consumer sector was media giant c.b.s. it wants to get out of the outdoor billboard business. it plans on converting

eastern, the ceo of intel speaking with fox business exclusively. paul otellini joining us.d at the end of the year he was retiring. what is the plan with the succession for this gigantic dow component, the world's largest chip maker? we'll ask paul otellini. it will be the first comments he made to any network since he announced he was retiring in may. we'll find the status of new ceo. what intel has to do to get up to speed in the mobile world. >>> also, tim tebow coming to the floor and speaking with fox business first. the quarterback of, well he was with the jets. we'll ask him where he is going next. the quarterback of the jets. endorses tivo. the ceo of tivo of tom rogers, why did he pick tebow with the obvious points of name similarity? what was the relationship done for the company, mass media company. jim steiner, annual gorilla glass testing process. you remember every year, 4:00 p.m. eastern. i will jump on the stuff. come out with gorilla glass 3. steiner and corning when they drop your phone, because you know you do, it does not shatter. we'll do a whole bunch

intel and hp both got profits when growing pc business intel from chips hp from low margin scale in pcss isn't growing anymore. gardner reported it was down 8 and then 5% year over year in the third quarter. on the flip side of the trend the biggest gainers in the s&p i.t. index reads like a who's who of cloud mobile and services. sales force, apple, red hot, intu it, ibm, all near the top of the list. the question is whether we're seeing another shift with apple's recent tumble. are products moving from apple to hardware from android and google and amazon or will apple's higher end devices have more staying power? the answer will determine who is at the top of this list in 2018 and who is at the bottom, guys. back to you. >> the big gamble they face right now. thanks very much. forget that big money battle between icahn and ackman. we'll have more on that but an even bigger clash of the titans exxon mobil and apple nearly neck and neck right now as the most valuable company based on market capitalization. number of shares outstanding multiplied by the stock price. apple shares as you s

intel weighing on the major averages, you can see down 6.25%. if you took out intel out of the dow, the dow would be flat right now. they came up with profits that were disappointing, weak outlook. not good news for intel weighing on the major averages, but technology in general. back to you. dagen: forget about washington. our next guest says stop talking about it, investors should be focused on making money in the economy and corporate profits are healthy enough to do that. joining us now, start with this. why can you possibly say don't worry about washington because long-term interest rates go up, stocks will not be undervalued, they will not be cheap and that could hurt the stock market. >> this is a great point you are making, but we put, believe it or not, a 5% 10-year treasury yield into our stock market model. we are assuming interest rates soar from here. and stocks are still undervalued today. we can take a lot higher long-term interest rates put my real point about this is if we go back a few years, the first fiscal cliff, the 2010 ta

intel has been trying to get the prices down, but listen to what walmart had to say about what the pclly hit the price point. >> i think there's two things that the computer industry really has to lean into, first getting the price right. the price value equation has to be right and, of course, the more prolific, the more products that are out there, the better the efficiencies and the lower the cost will be, but the second is they have got to continue to challenge themselves to solve real customer problems. you know, the day of presenting a laptop where you're focused on r.a.m. and r.oil. m. and speed is behind us. >> key for the pc business, get the touch prices down so consumers might start buying pcs anyone creasing numbers yet again. guys, back to you. >> do you think some of these are too expensive? do you? >> they are. they are right now because we know where consumers are buying. it's that $500, $600 price point. right now for touch you're paying more. intel said on the last earnings call they are working on the supply chain to get that price down by the second half of 2013. t

intel reported disappointed earnings last night. stocks rose thursday on numbers with unemployment and housing market. we get earnings from general electric and morgan stanley. we're watching those two stocks closely. the dow rising 84 points yesterday and nasdaq adding 18. back over to you. >> all right. thank you. have a great weekend. coming up in a little bit, gadget friday. >> i love gadget friday. >> one of many more reasons to look forward to friday here. >> scott mcgrew, thank you very much. >>> meteorologist christina loren looking at the forecast now. it's friday. we made it. i'm so happy. >> good vibrations. >> we made it. congratulations, everybody. good looking day. good looking weekend shaping up. we want to thank you for waking up with us. 36 degrees in san jose. 31 in gilroy. 34 degrees to start you out in santa cruz. it's been very, very cold as you know. we had a cold snap. we're done with it. temperatures today climbing into the 70s in some cities. not all cities. a couple beach cities hitting the 70s as we get in

put together by queens university in cooperation with plastics and intel lab. >> this thing has an intelprocessor inside. >> the ipads are small enough. right? this thing looks like when you're trying to read it, there's a glare, because of the light. it can bend. i don't necessarily think this is better. i think it's technology for technology's sake. >> it may not be better yet, but this kind of technology, is the genesis of something really awesome. >> researchers say in the next five, ten yeeshgs the computers, the tablets, everything, they're going to be like this. >>> on the show we've seen gopro videos on everything you could possibly imagine. but now there's a video involving a gopro camera that's gone crazy viral. >> oh, my gosh. oh! ♪ >> oh! >> that's awesome. >> yes. an older fella here got his gopro attached to his trombone. this guy isn't in everyday trombonist, he's the second in the philharmonic, but a part, like it's going to move, and it looks like it's going to shoot right through his face. bun, of course, when something goes viral, people like to remix it, too. >> the r

. >>> intel announced a profit loss today. reported profits fell 12% in the 4th quarter. sales fell 3%. intel is expected revenue of $13 billion in the current quarter. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 as bay area flu concerns grow so do prevention efforts. >> one of many tips to keep safe from the flu, how nursing homes are doing that. >> and a struggling airline set for a makeover, the change in the air. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> a bearded send off. coming up in 3 minutes, the ride for the world series trophy. >>> the san francisco giants world series trophy is now on its way to new york city. there it is. traveling in style. giants president boarded a bearded virgin airline plane this morning at san francisco international airport. a legacy of impressive facial hair. it will be on display over the next three months. >>> fred is in for mark. and 49ers, they seem to be almost ready now and they have to watch out for a former cal grad? >> atlanta has real players on this team. absolutely. the odds makers still

there's a show, it will show what really happened to intel and hw, as they were built. building the he can the industry and changing history. >> i think the silicone valley tv series had nothing to do with reality. this is the reality. these are real people doing extraordinary things. i mean, you don't have to make up stories. you don't have to create a reality, the reality of the history is wild enough and crazy enough to fill 20 novels. >> it brings together many of the traittraitorous eight that d intel. pbs is hosting the documentary and it will launch on pbs this coming tuesday. >> thank you, scott. >> thix people were arrested, dumpsters were set on fire and there were thousands of dollars in property damage, that was the aftermath of the giants winning the world series, today, city leaders toured businesses in the hardest hit neighborhood of all. assuring people in that area that there will be extra eyes and ears during the super bowl. talk is cheap, can they deliver here to help the businesses stay protected? >> well, the city leaders delivered a strong message