if you don't want to see it on television with john fortt talking about it, you probably shouldn't type it. i don't think i've written anything about you, john, but i apologize in advance if i have. >> everybody must be talking about me. >> that john fortt. but i like carl. carl, nothing mean about you. >> we all like carl. >> who doesn't like carl? like, come on. >> kara, thanks. see you soon. kara swisher joining us from washington, d.c., today. you're looking now at a live shot of republican presidential nominee donald trump in washington promising a major statement at this campaign event. we're going to monitor this and let you know if any headlines cross. he has already started out talking about his new hotel in washington, which is going to get some attention today, as well. >> yeah. we'll keep our eye on that. meanwhile, we're also watching shares of amazon getting a boost this morning. analysts at rbc capital markets upgrading the price on the stock from $840 a share to a round $1,000 there. tied for the second highest target on the stock, this as the company prepares for sunday

fortt and kayla tausche at post 9. mike santoli is here along with confide's president and co-founder john broad. all of you. our top story is apple moving higher again today, the top gainer on the dow. stock's the number one winner on the dow this week, up 6%. it's been a big few days for tim cook and company, rolling out the latest ios yesterday. sprint and t-mobile reporting historic preorders for the iphone which hits store shelves on friday. cook was on "good morning america" this morning talking about his vision for the future. >> wireless is the future. and so, when you decide on what the future is, you want to get there as soon as you can. you know, why put it for the consumer? well, that plug, that jack takes up a lot of space in the phone, and there's a lot of more important things we can provide for the consumer than that jack. we can provide a larger battery. the stereo speakers i mentioned, those were also enabled because the jack is not there anymore. >> mike, someone said this morning, it's been a while since it's led the dow two straight days. it's true. >> well, flight to safety,

let's accepted it now to jon fortt with a look at what is coming up on "squawk alley." john?we'll have that and we'll have blackberry ceo john chen on the day that blackberry has announced that they are out of the hardware business. what is next for that company? also, we're going to cover walmart's expected investment in flip cards and windows on a mac, introducing a new era with windows 10 as notebook orders are looking stronger, how does the end of the year look. all of that and more coming up on "squawk alley." it's peyton on sunday mornings e-man hey what's up, peyt? you know i've got directv nfl sunday ticket - i get every game, every sunday. all in hd. yeah. i know that. so you want to come over? i'll make nachos. i can't right now, man. i'm playing. alright. i'll pencil you in for tuesday. get nfl sunday ticket - only on directv. and watch live football anywhere. switch today and get $100 reward card. did you know kids who play outdoors have healthier lungs? totally. did you know that boys that play with dolls make better husbands? my son has lots of dolls. but did yo

fortt is here at post nine with a special guest. jon, good morning to you. >> good morning, carl. dion weisler is joining us by phone, i believe. good morning. >> good morning, johne you? and thank you for having me on the show. >> doing great. thanks for coming on. so this is just over a billion dollars. you peg the market that you're trying to attack at $55 billion trying to move into laser and multifunction in the enterprise, the a3 market. explain if you can what gives you the confidence that this is going to be accretive in the first full year with cost synergies, given that you're not acquiring an entire company with the requisite that usually goes along with that but a unit of that company? where are you going to find the cost savings? >> well, indeed it is a $55 billion copier segment which we think is absolutely ripe for disruption. the a3 copier market is a bull's eye for us, it's a $55 billion mature segment. it's lacking innovation, it's service intensive, it's complicated. and the technology samsung's developed over the years with more than 600 under patents, world class brings a very disruptive print kind of technology to the a3 copier space. we exp