i used to own an iphone, i bought a larger android phone. this is a very, very cheap stock.said, i don't think an iphone 6 is going to take this thing back to double-digit revenue growth. this thing is trading probably 8.5-times its earnings when you take out the cash. so, the stock is absolutely cheap. but it's no longer a growth stock, so don't expect that. microsoft has proven that you can keep these low multiples for a long time if you lose the growth that you once had. >> what is the trade on apple? >> you need to think about it in a different way. because in general, i want to own technology, i have been doing all year. one thing you have to take a look at, the market feels a little frothy. this is some exciting news for apple. to go along with thigh kro soft -- microsoft 360 going on to the iphone, i think that will help sales as well. you have to define your risk here by being long in the market. volatility is sort of rising. when you play it, you play with long calls or you get some sort of protection, roll out your stock position. >> what do you think, scott? >> i

tim cook has been walking back the language about a larger iphone as well.alking about mainly the technological challenges in making the number of screens of the quality that they would need in order to do that. of course, they're working on sapphire glass as well. there are all sorts of advancements in the components that they could point to as saying, well, our real problem with it was we didn't think we could do it with high enough quality, now we feel we can. >> thanks for giving us the skinny on what's going on with the potential new iphone. what does it mean for apple shareholders? let's try to find out. do you see this as a game changer? >> i don't know if it's a game changer but it certainly is necessary. we've already alluded to the fact that apple had stubbornly clung to the idea that a smaller handset is the way to go and makers are proving that's not a case. i used to own an iphone. i myself bought a larger droid because i wanted the larger screen. this is a very, very cheap stock. that said, i don't think that an iphone six is going to take that

lacks do you want one of those bigger iphones? apple fit bit? >> you could fit more people in the picture. all right. thank you so much. "bloomberge more of >> west" after this. ermann started a slew of companies before finding this. life was interview coming up. -- my exclusive interview coming up. ♪ anentrepreneurship is important life skill. so important that a nonprofit called build is working to tell inner-city children how to build businesses. he shares his own words of wisdom where he was honored over the weekend. he started no less than five companies that all failed before founding the online piboard side. i started out by asking him why he chose to sit port build. i was introduced by jack dorsey. i thought the mission was really cool. i think the idea of getting kids excited about entrepreneurship is a really good idea. it is so applicable to real life. sometimes school can feel a little abstract and not connected to their day to day. >> why do you think it is important to teach kids entrepreneurial skills to get them to stay in school

before all of that, we're going to start with apple, because reports of a new larger iphone coming iner have apple's fans and investors all in a advertisy. john ford has been working his sources on the phone. john do you think a september release is in the cards? >> mandi, i do think september release is reasonable. that's the cadence we have seen apple on lately and considering that carriers aren't keen to let users upgrade early, introducing a phone much earlier than that, wouldn't get a big marketing pop that apple likes to look for, as far as the size of the phone, a bigger phone seems likely based on so much the potential -- the component leaks that we have seen out of asia, that's where we tend to get the best signals of this, but this latest report about two bigger phones, there are some things in this that make me and some others a little skeptical particularly the idea that the display resolution would be significantly higher than that of current mod else. if you got a bigger phone, of course it has more pixels. but adding more density in the pixels, apple doesn't seen as nec

iphone is not up to par yet.e think the larger form factor will be the biggest deal by far. >> how much bigger will it be ? 5.5 inches. that is a big step up from the current four inches today. welcomedhat will be a spansion. -- expansion. >> we did a survey that showed that people weren't that convinced about upgrading just for a larger screen. what they really cared about was battery life and having a better battery. will it be any better? >> when you have a larger screen, that increases the surface area of the phone. it provides more opportunities to put bigger batteries in the back. i think battery life will improve on the iphone six. the building materials will be something that we are monitoring closely. how much it costs to many text the phone. the screen will be more expensive. a larger battery will be more expensive. hopefully everything else can come down in terms of cost so we could still have nice functionality with good margins. >> samsung's new galaxy phone also has some bells and whistles. you can

shots the regular iphone can't get.hey considered professional gear but chose the iphone for its oversaturated colors, its dark edges and gritty look. the price was also right. >> i was eligible for an upgrade. [ laughter ] >> just before we started filming. >> reporter: they used three cameras and worked around the difficulties of using touchscreen for focus and exposure. but found the biggest obstacle, the iphone isn't built for subfreezing temperatures. >> basically, the iphone would die after about 2 minutes. >> reporter: but they kept working and brought the story to life. a full-length feature film all made with something that fits in your pocket. >> utilizing technology in a way that isn't traditionally meant to be used. and we like that idea of pushing boundaries and trying to find that new -- something new that people haven't seen before. >> reporter: the film is about to make its world premiere here at the movies tomorrow night. you will never see your iphone the same way again. len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> paul,

are android users going to migrate to apple because of the iphone?> i almost migrated to the samsung because of the screen. i didn't because it was a sticky process. the formfactor on the iphone is going to be up to current standards. i think this is going to be a phenomenal opportunity for the company to reaccelerate the revenue and earnings growth. apple is underrated by the investment community today. we are pretty optimistic today on apple. >> when are the two new iphones going to be released? >> that is a good question. the current track is for late september, early october. that is the launch cycle of the iphone and ipad. they generate about 80% of apple's gross projects. we think they should split this up. we would prefer to see the iphone migrate to an early launch in late june or early july. that is how it originally started back in 2007. at is our anticipation, our hope. we will know within three weeks or four weeks, whether that will be the case. it will either be the summer or in the fall timeframe. >> brian marshall, senior managing dire

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to get wide angle shots the regular iphone can't get. they chose the iphone for its oversaturated colors, dark edges and gritty look. the price was also right. >> i was eligible for an upgrade just before we started filming. >>reporter: they used three camera and worked around the difficulties of using touch screen for focus and exposure but found the biggest obstacle, the iphone isn't built for sub- freezing temperatures. >> basically the iphone would die after about two minutes. >>reporter: but they kept working and brought the story to life, a full-length feature film all made with something that fits in your pocket. >> utilizing technology in a way that isn't traditionally meant to be used, and we like that idea of pushing down reason and trying to find that new -- something new that people haven't seen before. >>reporter: uneasy lies the mind is the name of the film. it makes its world premier here in downtown san jose tomorrow night at the camera 12 cinema. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> i the bay area is a hub for sex traffi

about the iphone 5c?no interest at all. 93% said they do not own a. >> sometimes i wonder if the billboards on the one-to-one is a signal what apple is trying to push. many iphone 5c billboards and i wonder, is it dead in the water? >> it looks like it has not found its niche. i think people thought it would be a lot cheaper. price is something that people care about. it is not that she. >> they do want a smart watch from apple though. i think it is probably the most interesting. people are much more excited about a smart watch than the are about google glass. we have seen that continuously. they believe that apple will create a great smart watch. >> we have a couple more service coming up. what about travel. also a survey about bitcoin. check out our twitter accounts. we will be talking about bitcoin next. mt. bouncing back after gox went bust. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg wes," where we focus on technology and the future of business. i'm emily chang. radioshack's turnaround plan is not taking up. re

. >>> well the internet is filled with shaky iphone footage, but as kpix5 reporter lynn ramirez shows us, you can use that small phone to make movies for the big screen. >> so this is what it is like to be a movie star huh? >> reporter: the fun and beauty of a snow weekend at a mountain hide away. told from the per spect i of a man who is going insane. the perspective of a man going insane. it is called uneasy lies the mind. the story behind the story, this was shot entirely on an iphone. >> we were not trying to do it to be cool or innovative. we used it simply because it worked for the story. it worked for the look we were trying to create. >> reporter: they used a souped up iphone with a 35 million- meter lens adapter that allowed them to get wide angles and telephoto shots that the regular iphone couldn't get. they considered professional gear, but chose the iphone for the oversaturated colors, dark edges and gritty looks. the price was also right. >> i was eligible for an upgrade before we started filming. >> reporter: they used three cameras and worked around the difficulties of

it would cost around $707 or $85 less than the country 16 gig iphone. apple is looking for ways to jump start sales of the 5c which is not selling as well as the more expensive iphone. >> a northern california man arrested over a plan to engage in a terroristment. what we are learning about him this morning. >> a near miss when a man is nearly hit by a caltrain with a wanting from officials. >> the search narrows for the missing malaysia airlines jet and where the search is ongoing. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is tuesday at 4:59. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we joined by mike nicco with a look at the forecast. >> we start with live doppler 7 hd. you will not need the umbrella. we will have a lot of sun. dry air over the top of us with calm conditions in the valley but gusting at 20 to 30 miles per hour in the hills. be careful this morning. winds are from the north and we will run person kick particular to a lot those. the first forecast look at that sun and not so breezy. low-to-mid 60's at the coast but

. >>> would you do this to your new iphone? we've got the company that inked a new deal with apple a few months ago. it makes this sapphire glass. shares are up 100% so far this year. the ceo of g.t. advanced technologies joins us here on set. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. ♪ >>> apple manufacturing partner g.t. advanced technologies is off to a great start in 2014. up nearly 100% in the past few months. the company is now expanding its business. on friday, they announced a new product called merrilin. joining us is tom gutierrez, president of g.t.ed vanced technologies. i want to start with the apple part first. a lot of the goins is now that you're an apple play. what can you tell us about the mesa, arizona, plant. and when will it come online? >> not surprised you're starting there to begin with. a couple of things are important about it. a commitment to have jobs back in the u.s. it is a sapphire manufacturing facility. that's all we've said about it. it is a

a soldier's iphone destroyed in a bombing. >> he had his iphone in his pocket.t stopped a few of the ball bearings. >> we're going to tell you why apple is refusing to give him a replacement unless he gives up the old one. >> an update on the malaysian airlines jet still missing four days now. we'll tell hue the united states is going to send to help in the search. >> and once again keeping our eye on this water main break in san francisco. it's at scott and hait. a 100-year-old pipe burst. about a block without water. keeping tabs on it, not affecting the morning commute but if you live in that area you need to know. >>> an update on the malaysian airlines plane missing four days. why family say they hear ringing calling their loved one's cell phone. >> an replacement iphone refused. why the company says he can keep the old one or get a new one, not both. >> a live look at the opening bell. it is tuesday, march 11th, and here comes the bell on the nasdaq. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. it's 6:30. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this

>> that was two years before he introduced the iphone. if i entered into the mobile business, the mobile carrier business, i need a weapon. so i called him up and went to see him. i brought my drawing of an ipod in a mobile capability. i gave him my drawing and steve says, masa, don't give me your drawing. [laughter] i have my own. don't -- >> i don't need your drawing, masa. >> i don't need to give you my dirty paper, but i want you to have your own product. give it to me for japan. he says, you're crazy. we are not close to anybody but you came to see me as the first guy. i give it to you. >> is that right? so you walked away as the carrier in japan that would be affiliated with the iphone. >> before i acquired vodafone japan. i said to him, if you can give me exclusively for japanese market, that will be fantastic. write it down and sign it for me. [laughter] he said, masa, i'm not going to sign up for you because you don't even own a mobile carrier yet. steve, you give me your word. i will bring you a carrier for japan. >> and you did

greg, apple's vp of iphone, tell me it's giving iphone users constant access to smartphones. >> we doomers, users, they'll have cars, want to great experience in the car. we don't want great experience with iphone to end at moment they walk into the car. we want it to get better and better. >> reporter: apple is teaming up with mercedes which isn't disclosing the price of carplay at this time. but mercedes is aiming to introduce carplay in its c-class vehicle by the only of the year. analysts tell me carmakers could charge up to $1,000 for carplay. it would have to be careful. consumers want technology but won't want to pay premium prices. besides mercedes, apple partnering with a range of carmakers including ferrari, volvo, down the road bmw, ford, gm and others. other tech companiy working har to introduce technologies as well. google partnered with audi. gm, honda, hyundai. apple wants you to use the operating system at home, at work, now in the car. mercedes tell me they want you to think of carplay as, quote, an iphone on wheels. >> to be clear here, you're showing the ipad or ip

the conventional hearing aid is not made for iphone technology.ny that has made for iphone technology. the world's first. stuart: i only get what is coming out of this. >> no, it is a hearing aid. you don't need an apple device or any other device to utilize -- stuart: now she tells me. it is right up front. everything around you, it is particularly keyed into the iphone. >> it is a great hearing aid. it has superior sound technology, with the connectivity into the apple devices you can really manage your hearing, make it very personalized to your environment and there's also an apps that can help you do things like check your battery life, find your hearing aid, they are small. stuart: this is great idea and i can't understand why did danes should have -- stuart: there is -- we did things, we invent things and create things in america. you are not danish. what are danes up to coming up with this? >> pretty innovative. stuart: the danish vote in our audience is rather small. charles: fin is a little different. stuart: that is terrific and thank yo

that was two years before he introduced iphone. >> charlie: yes.you know, if i would enter into the mobile business, the mobile carrier business, i need a weapon. who can create the best weapon in the world? only one guy, steve jobs. >> charlie: did you call him up or go see him? >> i called him up and went to see him, and i brought my little drawing of the ipod in a mobile capability. >> charlie: yes. and i gave him my drawing and steve says, masa, you don't give me this, i have my own. >> charlie: don't need your drawing, masa. >> yeah (laughter) i said, well, i don't need to give you my paper, but once you have your own product, give me for japan. >> charlie: yes. and he said, well, masa, you are crazy, you know. we've not talked to anybody, but you came to see me as the first guy, i give to you. >> charlie: is that right? yeah. >> charlie: so you walked away with -- as the carrier in japan that would be affiliated with the iphone? >> right, before i acquired it for japan. i said if you can give me exclusively for the japanese market, that will

there's way to put everything from the iphone onto your dashboard.pany shows off what it calls car play showing map, music, contacts and everything else on your iphone hands free. technology is rolling out with a dozen car companies. >> how do we make sure we minimize driver distraction as much as possible which is why the voice becomes so important to the experience. i don't have to look at the screen. we call that an eyes free experience where i can tap the button, talk to siri and having her figuring out what i need to do and have it done. >> car play is expected to cost around $200. scott looks at the technology in our car these days. >>> it's theselfie. the star studded. i was going to the library to do my homework. it took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. for some low-income families, having broadband internet is a faraway dream. so we created internet essentials, america's largest low-cost internet adoption program. having the internet at home means she has to go no further than the kitchen table to do her homework. now, more than on

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huber, -- ng at, out to iphones users is weak. december, it received plenty of criticism for charging writers as much as seven times the usual fare during east coast snowstorm and the controversy has certainly not ended. it is a changing of the guard. steve officially takes over as ceo. bloomberg is told smartphone growth is still in its infancy and they have plenty of opportunities in emerging markets. the company also raised its dividend and boosted its share buyback program. back tradinguncing today. this is just a week after mount and declared bankruptcy when off-line. survey monkey fielded a survey for us to get your opinion on this. the ceo with us now. i do not understand why the price of bitcoin is going up after the bankruptcy. but we will get with that in a moment. you did a survey about bitcoin. we have been doing it through the show. class like two thirds of the people, 64% said they have heard of bitcoin. been a lot of talk about it. but very few people are actually using it for anything here that make sense. >> only

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for more on this plan to integrate your iphone into your car, i want to bring the head of bc as well as thomas mueller joining us via skype. volvo is one of the companies working with apple on car play. how long has this been in the works? we have an office in california. we are constantly in contact with the offices of other companies. would say a year-and-a-half ago we started serious talks with apple about this cooperation. >> tell me about how it will work. it is not like the technology is replacing the technology you already have. it is not embedded in the car. it is certainly hooking it up to the dash. like thell always navigation systems and so on which we offer. then we will be able in the future to connect an iphone via the carplay and getting a complement to offer of accessing your smart phone and playing some of the applications which are coming with the smartphone. >> this is territory that google and microsoft and blackberry. how would apple approach it differently than some of these other players? >> apple is approaching it, forgive the term, like in app- ification. fro

but then i couldn't pull the trigger so i stayed with the iphone. but i know a lot of people aren't upgrading until the 6 comes out. i think the 6 is going to put up blockbuster numbers. i think this is a game changer. i think apple will outperform the market between now and the end of the year. >>are there any stocks that you would want to sell or buy here or just trade? >>i'm still short rigged via puts so you know this one has been hurting me for a couple weeks. i have options positions out there all the way to august and january 2015. so my biggest short position actually rigged transocean and it seems like it wants to roll over but in the last couple of weeks it's been pretty strong. it hit the 52 week lows. we saw institutional put activity. diamond offshore is another name i'm long puts in. the chart looks very weak but it has rallied for the next couple of days. i think the market wants to roll over. we've seen the s&p in a 50 point range over the last 6 weeks. the end of the quarter is today so we should see maybe some sellers on tuesday. >

he has said publicly that for security reasons he cannot use an iphone. anything you would try to do to sort of, along this process, see if president obama has any input in what he would like to see in a q20? >> not for the q 20, but as part of my meeting customers, i have briefed the white house from an i.t. perspective on the kind of plan we have going forward. we spoke to them as customer outreach. they were nice enough to share some thoughts with me. >> what are they interested in? >> i probably shouldn't -- that would make national headline is. they gave me some thoughts on some stuff they like and some stuff they would like us to work on. i took it all to heart. >> i want to talk a little bit about this t-mobile story. they unveiled this trade-in program to trade in a blackberry's for iphones. you blasted them in a blog. they backed down a little bit and tweaked the trade-in program. in recent days, reports came in that this trade-in program was very successful for them. can you weigh in on that? [laughter] >> yeah, it is a strange situation. first

i noticed, for example, if you're an iphone user and you are trying to sink what is on your iphone with--sync what is on your iphone with what is on your desktop, you are the person who makes these connections. how do you make these connections with the technologies that nest has? does it show up on a smartphone, a computer, tablet? how does it work echo >> -- how does it work? >> we have devices for all of them. nook and check the temperature, increase the temperature of the thermostat. you can also check the smoke alarm. if anything goes wrong, or if there a leak of carbon monoxide in your home, it will get to your phone or tablet to tell you something is wrong. >> i wonder if you could describe the demand for these kind of products that you see, and for the intelligent wired home. just the general concept. it sounds great, but it may not be something that everyone is familiar with. >> it is something that we are seeing coming to the tipping point right now. you referenced it earlier, but i believe it is about a $5 billion is this today. by 2017 is projected to be over $30 billion. wh

quarterly revenue up nearly 6% on year. >>> is a bigger iphone coming soon?reports say a larger screened iphone 6 could be released as soon as september. no official word from apple yet. how likely is this and how should you trade it? should you buy some shares right now ahead of that? let's talk some numbers now. on the technicals, john coczar of asbury research and on the fundamentals, steve cortez of veracruz tjm. is the larger iphone screen going to be the catalyst? >> i think it will be. i think size matters in this case. apple has its own version of the rocky movie franchise, there are so many sequels now. iphone 6 will be the most significant because of the size. even outside this upgrade, apple is just a great value stock right here. it is still -- the go-go days are done and i think that's the case but it is still a cash generating machine. you only pay 11 times next year's earnings and you get a kicker now of a dividend yield of 2.3%. i'm a big fan of apple. >> big fan of apple. do the charts back that up, john? >> they do, over the intermediate ter

this was specifically cited the iphone 6 and what it could mean in terms of e.p.s. selling prices for apple. all good things. >> i think the competition in the smartphone space, that's going to be increasing. margins are the first question you ask when you look at apple. i would say that apple is probably a sell at this level, even though value investors are looking to buy it there. every time everyone goes against pandora on a granular level, pandora wins. >> on the music front, apple won't win. but on the iphone 6 front -- what does that mean at the end of the day? >> you buy pandora. you sell apple. i think apple's margins are definitely in question right now. i don't think they're going to be able to hold on to margins at this stage. >> according to this note, the average selling price of the iphone 6 is going to go up by $36. $36. the average selling price will go up. karen? >> so, you mean what to make of that and the overall profitability? >> yeah. he was saying that margins are going to go down. might still go down if a.s.p.s go up. >> when they say $36, by

explain apple making it easier for people to use the iphone in their cars. >> yeah, well, this is a great story because i know a lot of people whose life is lived on their mobile hand set. when they get in their car, they have to take a journey and effectively at that point you become detached from everything that's stored on your mobile device. well, apple says that is going to change. they are talking with a number of auto companies right now about getting this power play technology into these cars. that will mean you can plug in your iphone, you can keep in touch obviously through the telephone function on your mobile device, but it means you'll also be able to use the maps and you'll be able to get your music through your iphone. that's going to be good news to anybody who likes to listen to a tune while driving. >> music to our ears. >>> still ahead on "way too early." an incredible shot with everything on the line. how long was that tournament winning putt. we'll tell you about it. >>> jimmy fallon taking a plunge. why he took a dip in chilly lake michigan. you see this, "tonight sh

they do not want an iphone because they cannot afford it. that means no new customers for the iphone, right? >> that is right. apple sells on status. this low-cost stuff does not carry this status. if you are chasing a cadillac rand or porsche brand, you do not want to be the person who bought the cheap version of that car. cook is not a brand guy. he is into volume. cheryl: that is the problem, roger. tim cook is not steve jobs. >> when it comes to the vision, you only needed the great man and he is no longer here. cheryl: if you look at the possibility, we expected that to be a long time ago. >> better radio, better processor, much better camera. that product has stalled. the watch has not made it to market. until we get that, apple is in a bit of trouble. cheryl: gentlemen, thank you very much. adam: russian president denying the u.s. and other nations. making his victory speech today making crimea part of russia. it is expected to pass easily by the end of the week. rich edson is standing by at the white house for us. rich: sanctioning a

and that's the iphone 5 or later. the second thing you'll need is a brand new car.[ laughter ] there are -- yeah. not -- a little tiny requirement. there are three that are coming out first, volvo, mercedes-benz and ferrari. if you want to get your hands -- well, later on this year, more economy models are coming out including hyundai and honda where we'll see this system integrated. it most likely won't be a default feature. it will likely be an addon but probably not more than a navigation. >> and more to come. this has been coming for a while. >> what we don't know yet is if apple will open it up to third parties. so far only spotify and i heart radio are compatible. we are not hearing that google maps will work with it. so apple will force us to use apple maps which up until now, has received a lot of negative feedback. >> okay but so far, vol sew, mercedes-benz and ferrari. >> yes. in the market for a new car? >> i'm in. >> maybe we can split it three ways. >> it's got to be a 2014 model? >> yes absolutely. no word about being able to upgrade just yet. >> all r

upgrade thening to network by subsidizing the iphone.ect the profits to decline by eight percent year over year. they have a lot of cost. >> yes. speaking of challenges in the do they have reasons to be optimistic about the future? >> they are talking about growth in some sectors where they hope to expand in those categories. they need to hire international sales force to compete against it. this is all about the cloud and oracle is there. they are not a player and that cost money. they realize that. >> they do so much. they announced a $1.2 billion settlement yesterday. has reached a deal in this issue. and werg is reporting are joined now with more on the story. what is the significance of the settlement for toyota? >> this is a move forward and a resolution of unintended issues. this is years in the making. recall when the issue flared up. it all began with an off-duty police officer who had a lexus that was out of control. a 911 tape really got this rolling. if blemished the reputation of toyota that was coming back a bit. is one tha

they see the iphone driving estimates higher, the iphone 6 driving estimates higher later in the yeare key lines it's a cheap call option on new product categories. >> trading at five, six times earnings. a relatively cheap stock overall. and as you said, the iphone 6 is clearly the -- >> six times earnings, aren't they backing out cash? >> 5.7. >> they must -- on what? >> on the downside protected from the ongoing cash production. conference call starts at 10:30. >> wow. that's not paying much when it comes to -- >> in a market that overall is trading 15 times earnings. >> yeah. this is 5.7, enterprise value over ebita, a little bit different but apple is trading at what, nine times. i don't know what the estimate is for next year. >> the fuel cell names the story will not go away. fuel cell comes out today with a bigger-than-expected miss. six cents. misses. revenues were slightly ahead. it's up 17%. plug i think is up double digits as well. ballard was up 10% earlier this morning. we talked with cramer about it yesterday, guys, the parabolic move in some of the names as, i don't kn

the iphone e. an iphone that's also a cigarette. all the functionality of an iphone with a little dose of nicotine. the iphone e. from apple. let us inside you. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. things have gone well with us so far. the kardashian empire is expanding. kim, kourtney and khloe are starting a line of children's clothing called kardashian kids. apparently they've been interesting in designing clothes for children ever since they realized that kids starts with a k, just like their last name. i think it's interesting that a family that became famous for wearing no clothing is now selling clothing. now back to the olympics for a moment. if you' been paying attention to the news from sochi, there are packs of dogs roaming the streets. they've even been spotted in the hotels. so last night, kate hansen a member of the u.s. luge team posted a video using her twitter and youtube accounts of what appeared to be a wolf wandering the hallway of her dorm. scary, right? so that went online after midnight last night. and almost

could not one, but to go new iphones debut this summer? cheryl: the latest developments in the general motors ignition recall. announcing three separate recalls affecting thousands of cars including gmc acadia, chevrolet, cadillac, chevrolet express and gnc. these new warnings on top of the deadly faulty ignition switch recall that will be costing 300 million in the first quarter. i want to get your immediate reaction to what we are hearing, she just told employees moments ago they will add a second production line trying to speed up delivery of the parts in the recall. is this a good move for gm? >> thanks for having me and good afternoon. she is doing a great job seizing the day. a great opportunity to set the record straight on how she wants run the company going forward in these recalls are partial to that by extending it for a broader range of vehicles. other manufacturers are taking note and following suit, that is the risk. i look at the recall shares overdone. adam: gm shares have gone positive, but you bring up that word, sees. we

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it's fast as an iphone or a galaxy and it is cheaper to unlock. you actually control privacy. we're not trying to come out and say this is a hardened brick that only lets you do one or two thing. this is suppose to left you -- let you live your life but control privacy. melissa: how many preorders? how many are you producing? when it is available? >> preorders are 600,000. including 500,000 we're shipping to our partner kpn. all these will be shipping first of june. and you can still buy it anywhere, you know, at our site, worldwide. we're a swiss-based company. so, trying to be neutral. melissa: very interesting. mike, thanks so much for coming on. keep us posted how you do. >> thanks for having me. appreciate it. >> coming up medical innovation that will keep your heart living longer. this can keep your blood pumping but at what cost? this is a case for dr. manny and medical dollars. that is coming up next. >>> the price of bacon is going up by the minute, oh, no! hog prices seeing yet more volatility. probably will hit you at the checkout. we'll go to the cme for more. do y

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it's because of a new big screen version of the iphone expected this year. the analyst believes the new phone will lead to current iphone owners upgrade michigan and -- upgrading and bringing people people who switched to other phones. >> here's good news for google investors. spend only advertising doubled to more 18 bib a year. google and facebook combined to earn more than two-thirds of that. those companies are working to expand their cut of mobile ads even further by sitting up in-house analytic teams who will work directly with advertisers and allow the companies to cut out the middle man. >> up next at 6:00, bringing out the diva in everyone. how people got their hands or classic opera costumes. >> frances dinglasan has her eyes othe skies and is tracking the storm that could bring rain this week. >> the nerd nation we know stanford is now cinderella. they knock off the two-seed kansas for a trip to the sweet 16. >> san francisco opera's used costumes and accessories went on sale this weekend. the sale was so popular that people waited in line to get

because of the new big screen version of the iphone expected this year. the baron's analyst believes newt phone will lead to current iphone owners upgrading and it will help win back people who switch to other phones. apple stock closed friday, trading at nearly $533 a share. >> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00. bringing out the diva in everyone. how people got their hand on classic opera costumes from the stage. >> meteorologist francis has her eyes on the skies, tracking the storm that could bring rain this week. >> well, hearing about the women's sequester ses uccess on. a trip t >>> san francisco's opera's used accessories and costumes went on sale. it was so popular, people waited in loon ine to get in. $1 masks to high end designer gowns for $1,500. a lot of the mid will be use for other stage performances. some people were shopping for themselves. >> this is some kind of medieval robe. this is somekind of armor. on top of that. so -- i might not wear it in this combination. but -- >> no, gray combo. the costume sale is fifth in the opera 90-year histo