and what the top analyst thinks about johnny ive's from apple.ll ask tommy sacconaghi at noon on the half >> bitcoin's recent resurgence fueling the recent rally in chip stocks led higher by the likes of amd rbc's mitch steve joins us now for more mitch, thanks for joining us is this the -- the resurgence of bitcoin, is this what's causing the stock to move as aggressively as it has >> well, for bitcoin, that's not really related to the semiconductor space. so bitcoin's not using amd, they're used to mine something called etheoethereum but the bigger deal was the huawei news and the micron report essentially, you have huawei being able to purchase some of their micron chips which sent the whole space up and you have western digital having a huge power outage that stock is up another 3% or 5% now memory's coming off a bottom you have data center coming back, you have amd gaining share and nvidia coming out, a new product coming out in the second half so i think that the chip stocks in general, you want to be long synopsis and amd and long micr n m

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yes johnny i was crucial to bring back apple in the ninety's from near bankruptcy and well as you're hinting the devices if you look for example of smart phones the i phone or the samsung devices for example are not that much different if you look at what those devices can do so design is king in that regard to but since 2010 was the introduction of the i pad apple did not really have a new killer device and the decision still that johnny ive is leaving the company is a clear sign that f.l. is not so much for posting anymore on hardware but services that is supposed to be key for apple future but analysts on wall street are a bit concerned that johnny ife is starting his own company and leaving apple even if you claims that he will still work closely together it was his former company yes thanks for now we'll come back to you in a moment overall wall street wrapped up the best june in decades also thanks to a boost from banks financial stocks were among the big winners in friday's trading session earlier the federal reserve announced that 16 banks including j.p. morgan bank of americ

that is supposed to be key for apple future but analysts on wall street are a bit concerned that johnny ife is starting his own company and leaving apple even if you claims that he will still work closely together it was his former company yes things for now we'll come back to you in a moment overall wall street wrapped up the best june in decades also thanks to a boost from banks financial stocks were among the big winners in friday's trading session earlier the federal reserve announced that 16 banks including j.p. morgan bank of america and even beleaguered deutsche bank cleared the fed's annual stress test. inspect to you in new york a good news for major banks and they're already making the most of this announcement. yeah you can definitely say so we already got major announcements for dividends and also for share buybacks in the billions goldman sachs for example is announcing it to increase the quarterly dividend by almost 50 percent and you could clearly see that here on wall street and the dow jones industrial average for instance goldman sachs j.p. morgan being the leader of t

where is johnny? come here, johnny. this guy is some guy. some athlete. that i can tell you.o maybe you can talk about what we're doing and how well you're doing with it. thank you. [applause] >> ivy -- i remember the president signing the first step act. i literally did not believe that would ever happen. and so much so that it -- i got up and i said i can't believe it. he said he would do it. i didn't think it would happen. here we were. i realize there's so many people that worked behind the scenes, people like mark holden from coke industries. so many of you had worked to make this a reality. the first thing i thought is what can i do as an american to do my part in this. i represent an organization called a society for human resources management. we represent 300,000 h.r. people across the globe. our companies employ 115 million people every day. a we said, there's some role that we must be able to play. it hit me, what is the next step? what we know is that once people get out too afternoon get out of incarceration, too often they return because they can't find a job. t

. >> here's johnny!how," but he made it his own. >> it's going to be wild tonight. i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> are you married? >> oh. >> and if his buddies came, and they started playing together, you felt like what it must have felt like to go to vegas at 3:00 in the morning and have the rat pack come on. >> no, but where is the guy you talk to? >> it was a beautiful thing to watch a guy working at his best. >> okay. bingo. >> get your ax and let's go. ♪ [ laughter ] >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he can wait to let the laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it's beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. [ laughter ] >> johnny was the best audience in the world. and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him. she's watching him from the corner of her eye. he says to him, what are you looking at? the guy says i'm looking at that ugly baby. that's a bad-looking baby, lady. >

johnny ives is going to depart the company.ehind the iphone, behind the design of the thought leadership. he will be spinning up his own independent design company. they have named the senior vice president of operations over at apple. this is a big move for johnny i've. -- ive. romaine: a lot the big banks now announcing dividends and buy back programs. bank of america going to buy back $31 billion in shares, capital one, about $2 billion, city, $17 billion and wells fargo, about $21.3 billion. joe: coming up, the latest on nike's fourth-quarter results. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: apple has lost its chief design officer. johnny ive will be departing to set up his own independent design company. they are naming a new vp of operations but that will be a key move. the man behind it designing many of their key products. joe: apple will be a client of his new company. there will still be some connection to the company. romaine: let's turn to another big consumer products company, nike reporting fourth-quarter results. a retail

and some say has been as important for our players steve jobs was chief designer johnny our lives design to be iraqi ipod and the i phone now he's leaving the company after nearly 30 years. and keep the trade war going we look at the south asian economies that have profited most of the china u.s. trade. is the your business on galveston berlin welcome as g 20 leaders are gathering in the sockets of pan am one topic dominates above all others trade and most importantly the dispute between china and the u.s. there is up to the u.s. trade representative robert life has a said this week that and one that 90 percent of the deal was done and donald trump has so far refrained from provoking the chinese on twitter on saturday he meets chinese president xi jinping to see if any kind of breakthrough can be found. getting the helo's out of the way. but soon they'll be getting down to the real business of the weekend. technology is a critical front in the ongoing us china trade conflict both nations see digital and technological supremacy essential to their economic futures the role of chinese firm

johnny stands vigil outside the restaurant every weekend he's a critic of the government and sees himself as an opposition activist he's the chairman of the young french and nationalistic youth movement pushing for democratic change the activists call this the restaurant of death and they stand outside it in shifts the owner of the restaurant doesn't want to speak to us and

johnny is chief design officer tim eports directly to cook. he surprised us. he's leaving and says he'll encreate an indnt business which sounds like his own design fiey. ade it clear he's going to keep working with apple, that appl will be a client of the firm. they are going to work together. tim cook saying in a statement on exclusive projects. projectsf what the could be. he is revered in the design mmunity. hisesigns played a part in some of apple's most iconic oducts. you mentioned a couple. it's the imac, ipod, ipad, iphone, watch. not just the hardware. he played a role in designing apple's new corporate campus, the multi billion dollar campus cupertino. analysts say he deserves credit for a lot of apple's success, a lot of growth. of course a lot of products i mentioned are the very backbone of apple's hardware. >> josh, what does it mean for apple? >> it's interesting. i spoke with gene munster, analyst tha covered apple for a long time. there was nobody at apple beyon steve jobs besides johnny who eally by design cultured apple more in terms of simp

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny.hank gentl megan and rob, welcome to the show. i'm looking at you right now. i'm trying to see if i can spot some determination, some feistiness, because you're gonna need it against this champion, james. but good luck. here we go. first round of play today. one daily double coming up in one of these categories... followed by... i-t coming up in each correct response. we'll deal with... and finally--you'll love it. james. world facts, $1,000. james. - what is asia minor? - asia minor or anatolia. yes. on the beach, $1,000. sarah, help us out. making up the sand on most beaches is this compound-- chemical formula... ...in the form of tiny crystals of the mineral quartz. james. - what is silicon dioxide? - yes. silica. childish bambino, $1,000. james. - what are the polo grounds? - polo grounds. the home field of the yankees then. replicas, $1,000. james. - who is stradivarius? - you got it. - facts, $800. - answer... [ applause ] you're finding it a bit earlier than usual. - four dimes,

thank you very much fifa president johnny infantino claims to have cleaned up football's governing body after years of corruption under the watch of its predecessor sepp blatter he was speaking after being reelected for the 4 years in the job sports correspondent leigh welling's reports from the fifa congress in paris paris is the original home of the for and the man currently in charge is failing at home as president of football's world governing body good morning mr fine so you know pretty confident a positive johnny in france you know has been in charge for over 3 years and knew he'd be confirmed for another 4 years at a new congress in france you know became president after making pledges the 211 national associations wanted to hear and he's delivered his financial promises not the 1st one man presidential election of faith but this time no controversy this organization went from being toxic almost criminal to being what it should be an organization that develops football nobody talks about scandals nobody talks about corruption. we talk about football. in france you know knows he h

thank you, johnny. wasn't i right?ou'll recall what i said at the end of yesterday's program, that when johnny introduced e.j. today, he would be smiling. you win $28,000, that'll make you smile. adrienne, jim, it could happen to you as well. good luck. here we go. into the first round of play, which today features these categories. let's take a look... uh-oh! followed by... and finally... and, champ, where do we start? i live in bed-stuy. let's go rap for $800. [ laughter ] e.j. who is lil jon? lil jon, yep. i got him dead on. [ laughter ] rap for $600. adrienne. - who is wiz khalifa? - correct. i'll take restaurant chains for $200, please. e.j. - what is buffet? - buffet, you're right. let's go back to rap for $400. seen here, performing from their album "collegrove," are 2 chainz on the left and this rapper. - e.j. - who is lil wayne? - yep. - rap for $1,000. jim. ugh. who is the chance the rapper? no. adrienne or e.j.? [ beep ] who is lil yachty? back to you, e.j. let's finish rap for $200. adrienne. - what are the

so johnny mentioned quartzite.o and behold, this is what we wanted. magically, this showed up one day, and this is exactly what we were looking for. - ping! - and it's perfect. - alright, so take me through the process and how great it was with kitchen experts. once they came in, you got the design. now, the process starts. - yes. - so boom, tell me about it. - so once you got the design, we started picking out the different things. we spoke about the quartzite. we went into the kitchen experts' location up here in pleasanton. - right. - and we started looking at the different cabinets, the colors, the types of cabinets. we started matching the cabinets with what we've thought would be a good backsplash. and then the decision came up with appliances. what type of appliances, what color of appliances, the size of the appliances. and we started putting everything together. we started lining up everything together, and we saw that this was a perfect combination. the color we chose and everything, and it turned out fan

many years of corruption and scandal of faith particularly on the set plots as president say that johnny unfun say ny is in a hop a secure place he knows he's got the support of the $211.00 nation heads to the brain in congress and he knows that he could say confidently that faith is a kind of price and you could see him managing to take some credit for that and actually getting quite emotional about it he really can look forward to a positive future favor and sometimes when he comes out with outlandish ideas like an expansion of a well copping cuts all he can say well look it was my idea of i'm just trying my best to face the tension that is emerging around congress was about the u.i. for president alexander for and who spoke to us and was talking about interference with not just faith but the french president mccollum who we're talking about your wife is champions league plans an option you could see you missed a chance for in thinking that face i missed the mark on should back off a bit this is what he said to me we'll see if i missed my concealment or i was not upset. maybe i could s

of football's world governing body good morning mr invite so you know pretty confident a positive johnny in france they know he's been in charge for over 3 years and knew he'd be confirmed for another 4 years at a new congress in france a no became president after making pledges the $211.00 national associations wanted to hear and he's delivered his financial promises not the 1st one man presidential election a favor but this time no controversy this organization went from being toxic almost criminal. to being what it should be an organization that develops football nobody talks about scandals nobody talks about corruption we talk about football. in france you know knows he has the approval of the room and how to play to his audience and i'm honored to serve you and to surfie for. paper clean and positive and happy now today was that it was a very positive a very serious but there is some tension between faith and european governing body u.i. for in frontin i was with french president yvonne your mark on this week where mcconnell criticized your wife is controversial plan to ring fence t

i did talk more about johnny in fun tina's reelection i'm joined now by. sports desk welcome tom went on 15 i was door to need to get a set block down the idea was that he would read fifo off corruption has he done that well i mean. sepp blatter left the institution in a lot just repeat there were f.b.i. investigators you know swimming around that was a real time of disarray for free for. like you say infantino came in saying he was going to clean up the game get rid of corruption increase transparency obviously the elections in which only one candidate stands don't tend to be the most transparent. the montel yani who is the president of concord coffee association of north american football associations was almost exactly that question yesterday whether or not he thought it might not have been a bit healthier for somebody to contest the election against him time to not his answer. was not as an institution it's not good he said to have elections every 4 or 5 years for an institution like richard any to consider violence in the immodesty with institutional

coming up, more on johnny ives leaving the company. we will leave the details.loomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: now back to our top story, a seismic shift at apple as johnny isakson o.t. is leaving to form a new independent design company. announced he is leaving to form a new independent design company. you can see him there with ceo tim cook. he had nice things to say about johnny ives, saying he is a singular figure in the design world. from 1998, groundbreaking imac to the iphone and unprecedented ambition of apple partners. he will -- apple will benefit from johnny's talents and we will work with him on projects. to discuss we have got to acknowledge assist -- we have got to acknowledge him. mark, this happened as you were walking on stage. you have known about it for 50 minutes. this cannot be understated. this is the biggest executive change at apple since they had to change ceo's because steve jobs passed away. ive was an extension of steve jobs. there was optimism about the future of the economy because johny was still around. thisve been seeing y

the first image i thought of was johnny cochran in heaven. of course, johnny had gotten o.j. simpson off on a murder charge. he's at the gates of heaven and st. peter saying -- i'm sorry johnny, if the halo don't fit we don't admit. it was a natural idea. but you know, upon investigating who johnny cochran was, seeing all the things he had done -- he was a very generous person, involved in very charitable activities. i could not define the man by one single action. with political cartoons, it is almost just as important to know what not to draw. as it is what to draw. brian: from 2012, the cut line is, "and there is plenty more where that came from." we will see it in a second. what is this? michael: this is on turning corn into ethanol. one of the byproducts -- we can go into the details of the inefficiencies of using corn-based fuel. because it takes so much farmland to create it. what they did not realize was, in doing this, you also limit the supply of food out there for third world countries. they are making the cost of corn rise because they are utilizing corn for ethan

that's in johnny hernandez. that's his nephew. this video on our rightthisminute.com video. he said that wasn't enough. he went in for a second pat. >> that squirrel is going to be like hey, what's up, homey and jump on him. >> all right, buddy. all right. we can be friends. >> close your eyes. i'm going to play something for you and i want you to tell me what you think it is. >> a dog. >> a big, angry dog. >> yes. a very rare breed called nathan shepherd or that's nathan who can make the sound of a shepherd. >> oh, it was a dude. he sounded like a growling vicious dog. >> i want to know how long he's been working on perfecting that song because that's good. >> keep people away trying to sell you stuff at your front door. >> he doesn't need to download a phone app. he said this is his co-worker in north carolina and let's just say he has a party trick. >> who let the dogs out -- [ barking ] >> nathan did. >>> big day for kelsey. >> this is kyle. in>> hey, ute." >and still to come, heading up mount st. helens for a little snowboard

he showed up more and more on johnny carson, merv griffin, and the mike douglas show. he became more mainstreamed and appeared in a play on broadway and surely but slowly the idea came that maybe he should be back fighting. and a guy in new york, a young civil rights lawyer named --, he filed a whole thing in new york to get his license back. he said ali really hadn't been convicted of anything. he was still in appeals process. how could he have lose his job for something that he wasn't convicted for? that wasn't an american kind of thing. on, and another guy had tried to get him a license in atlanta, georgia, where in georgia, it wasn't the state boxing commission that licensed fights, it was the city boxing commission. so, under the nose of lester maddox, probably the most segregationist governor in america, they push through the thing in atlanta and he fought -- in to fight jerry 1970. the thing opened up and he beat jerry in three rounds, cut him up pretty bad and they stop the fight. he fought oscar in madison square garden. and that fight went the distance, 12 ro

johnny radat, everybody.reat week and i really appreciate it. [ cheers and applause our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated actress you know from her work on "saturday night live." the first season of her show "shrill" is streaming now on hulu please welcome back to our show, one of our favorites, aidy bryant, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ a >> seth: how you [ cheers and applause >> god feels good to be home. >> seth: oh, it's nice to have you home and i want to congratulate you i know i've talked to you a little but i don't think you've been here since "shrill" came out. >> it's true >> seth: it's just a fantastic show >> oh. >> seth: and you have a second season and you're going to film it out in portland this summer, rigmn >> yes, i dam. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: and i know, you know, it was so great because obviously you have a show like that and it is very much your show. you are driving the show i know you have a hand in creating the show. and when you do press about it, it

plus president johnny infantino is reelected unopposed to football stop job despite concerns from many that the games administrators lack financial transparency. and unwelcome i'm under touch him. leaders have come together at the southern coast of england to mark the 75th anniversary of d.-day the day in $944.00 when allied forces landed in normandy and began to retake europe from nazi germany their plane stage a spectacular fly passed over the city and naval base of portsmouth thousands of troops set sail from there for normandy on june the 1st 1944 representatives of 16 nations joined queen elizabeth of britain at the ceremony among them french president in modern mccraw and german chancellor angela merkel u.s. president donald trump read a prayer originally delivered by franklin roosevelt but the real stars of the day were the veterans of the campaign some $300.00 taking part in the commemorations. and britain's prime minister to resign it also took to the stage to read a letter from an army captain to his family written just 2 days before the normandy landings although i would giv

putin the positive johnny in france has been in charge for over 3 years and knew he'd be confirmed for another 4 years at a new congress in france and i became president after making pledges the 211 national associations wanted to hear and he's delivered his financial promises not the 1st one man presidential election but this time no controversy this organization went from being toxic almost criminal to being what it should be an organization that develops football nobody talks about scandals nobody talks about corruption. we talk about food. in france you know knows he has the approval of the road and how to play to his audience and i'm honored to serve you. they picked clean and positive and happy now today was 3 was a very positive day for sure but there is some tension between faith and european governing body u.i. for in frontin i was with french president yvonne your mark on this week where mcconnell criticized your wife is controversial plan to ring fence the champions league helping the biggest clubs to qualify we are says that mr mccance comment was not upset busy. maybe i co

was going to dominate proceedings but that was never likely to happen and it quietly went so why johnny and thing is here to stay. i think for congress in paris where the meeting of african football officials congress has concluded with the decision to replay the 2nd leg of the continent's champions league final fans of both teams involved. esperance sportive have been staging protests in paris match was called off on friday midway through the 2nd half with esperance to clear the winners after we dad walked off following a controversial refereeing decision. portugal have reached the in or profile of the usa for nations league they were drawing with switzerland until late in their semifinal when christiane arlo scored 2 quick goals to complete his hatrick 31 the final score in porto while england play the netherlands on thursday in the other semi domestic rivals becoming international team mates again for england just a few days after liverpool beat tottenham in the european champions league final spurs striker only just passed a fitness test for that game and he's a doubt for this match

johnny: absolutely correct. pam: fabulous.hris: as for pam, she's eying the next ott family adventure, determined to forget that night at heathrow and remember her eu261 rights. pam: it's a good policy. i just didn't know it existed. chris: now you do. back to those companies that will fight for an airline with an airline for you. they do charge fees. in air help's case, it keeps 25%, but only if you win. you can file a claim yourself. start with a letter to your airline making a specific reference to eu261 and the cash you deserve. look it up on your airline's website. policy is probably, hopefully posted there. announcer: still to come, it was a movie buff's dream come true. but changes have some film fans giving a big thumbs down. why a bay area attorney says the movie ticket app should pay up. eck with family and friends for recommendations, search for mechanics online, and check the better business bureau for ratings. call the mechanic before you go. ask if their estimates are free. before you authorize repairs, make sure

news from the world of sport on fee for his president and johnny in frontino has been reelected for 4 more years he was the only candidate in frontino is fast i'm so dramatic reforms introduced to the game they included the controversial video assistant refereeing system and the future expansion of the world cup from $32.00 to $48.00 teams and fee for revenues a rose to a record $6400000000.00 u.s. dollars here. now to talk more about johnny in fronting as reelection i'm joined now by tom going to live from the sports desk welcome tom went on the team it was brought in egypt this idea was that he would read fifo of corruption has he done that well i mean sepp blatter. left the institution in a lot of disrepute there were f.b.i. investigates as you know swimming around that was a real time of disarray for free for. like you say infantino came in saying he was going to clean up the game get rid of corruption increase transparency obviously the elections in which only one candidate stands don't tend to be the most transparent. this. someone told jani who's the president of the associatio

johnny said he felt one and hopeless.help lift his spits, he started to leave notes with motivational messages around his house and slowl his outlook began to change. >> sow read the words and you fon'tl like it is brain surgery or anything but over time each of the leaves a tiny permanents impri on your brain. >> reporter: now the 26-year-old is helping others. >> pacemakers and x-rays save millio of lives every day but their inventions were total accidents. try to turn yournext mistake into something incredible. i gotthis one wednesday, march 13th at 10:24 people. don't thinkle that you can't rn to master something new. you've literally been doing that forever. >> repe es. itis sicethrt cpohedsd: leal a random text message each day to anyone who sgns up. >> and i wanted cope notes to be for a soccer mom stressed, or college student in therapy and anyone in between. and it is just one aday at a time when you lead expect it and you get a different text than everybody else gets. >> reporter: his company has already reached

. >> jim: what would he -- >> what else but - >> jimmy: "hurt" by -- the johnny cash version of "hurtjimmy: which is - >> it's the saddest song in the >> jimmy: yeah, it reais >> yeah.an >> jimmy: d so you started playing it and - >> yeah. and i'm a terrible singer and terrible guitarist but - [ laughter ] >> no, it's worth it here's the world premiere of fat thor johnny cash singing "hurt. check this out ♪ ♪ what have i becom my sweetest friend everyone i kno goes away in the end♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that -- that's depressing, how sad. >> this takes me back. it takes me right back. >> oh, gosh. i love that so much. clearly -- >> i think it's dropping next week >> jimmy: yeah. i can't do what you do a bear crawlst a video of >> oh, it's like a bear crawl with weights and stuff >> jimmy: that made me tired watching that. >> did it? >> jimmy: yeah, but it's amazing, because it's huge >> i'm not trying to -- >> jimmy: i mean, i -- let's take bear crawls. at chris doing [ cheers and applause >> i don't know about that angle, though. it's like, yeah. it's the glutes shot, that

it involves this man, gentlemanly johnny burghley. ok, so he gets the name gentlemanly johnny because of his love of fine wine, fine clothes. he's a ladies man and a playwright. so, the mission is for him to march south from canada. another british force to march north from new york city along the hudson and cut off new england. problems with this are it's a long march through treacherous terrain, now means forests, and he has exceptionally long baggage, meaning he's lugging a lot of stuff. he has a cart dedicated just to his champagne. that may sound ridiculous, so why dragging your champagne through the woods of upstate new york? it's not as ridiculous in the period, and that's because british officers, particularly generals of high rank, were expected to entertain. the officers and officers wives. they would stop and requisition the house and have a party. if you can't throw these parties, it calls into question your character. he's moving along with native allies. the allies are getting terrified of saying this is not good, tactic

. >> jesse: you know johnny, my crack assistant. johnny cupcakes. little skinny. >> greg: that's the crack. [laughter] >> jesse: there is no truth to that. johnny called the venue today in iowa where biden was, max capacity 2500. joe biden only filled up 10%. 250 people were there to see joe biden. not a good turnout, dana. >> dana: it's tuesday afternoon and he's not the president. i saw couple people leave from the back and it filled in with other people. >> jesse: you and i can get three times that. >> dana: yeah, obviously. >> jesse: at 1:00 a.m. in iowa iowa. >> dana: to the point of the word eviscerate, what happens as you have the campaign spokesperson calls up a few producers, hey i want to give you heads up with what's going to happen today. were going to eviscerate him. then they use that. i think the danger and that is that it's going to fall flat or it will not meet expectations. an evisceration is complete and total takedown. the better thing to do is like, do a speech. let it be in evisceration or let that be the reaction. instead they

>>but johnny isn't buying it fears. tuesday's vote is just another step the city is taking to force them to close up shop every year we get to that we get hit with the law. >>the re of the last and this would mayor london breed now has 10 days to sign the ban into law once that happens shops will have 6 months to responsibly. >>get rid of their product. >>they give us say that we don't give us help. >>in san francisco know alvelo kron 4 news and in the east bay, the livermore city council voted monday night to ban the sales of all flavored tobacco products and the cigarettes they will also introduce a 1000 foot buffer zone. >>between tobacco retailers and sites like schools and libraries. the goal of the ordinance is to reduce the number of tobacco use among minors, the board heard from more than 40 members of the community before voting on that measure. tonight, san francisco supervisors voted to move forward with a new center for the homeless. >>which would be on the embarcadero right near the bay bridge. that plan fo

. >>> investors are largely shrugging off apple's announcement that johnny ive is leaving. josh lipton is out in san francisco. josh, why don't people expect a bigger fallout here? >> you know, kelly, because i don't think the news in and of itself was probably a huge shocker. i checked in with some smart long-time apple watchers this was pretty much a long time coming that their point being johnny passed at least the day-to-day responsibility. ben of creative strategies has been watching apple for 20 years. as he noted in his opinion jony ive wasn't really driving the ambitions of apple having said that, it is big news jony ive had a tremendous profound impact on this company. he had a key role in designing a lot of the key devices that are in your living room. analysts say they have now sold more than 70 million watches it's a multibillion dollars business in its own right. i think one question for investors today is now that jony ive will no longer be an apple employee, who do you think can fill those shoes >> andrew asked him on "squawk box," he said when i was thinking

teen movie from gift 10 to johnny lawrence busy but my friends. apparently all the folks who grew up watching johnny lawrence blocked daniel son's crane kicker cheered when biff tannen stole the sports almanac in the war and are now taking offense to modern cultures current condemnation of toxic masculinity recently writer and speaker matt walsh pop positive in the daily wire that toxic masculinity actually saved the world in world busy war 2 writing on the anniversary of d.-day that quote well $24000.00 of those kinds of men went charging into a hurricane of bullets and blood on this day 75 years ago they went all the way to die or kill or both these were violent men rough men toxic men toxic at least those who oppress the innocent and opposed freedom well joining me now to discuss whether toxic masking at least save the world is the. big picture holland book professor of journalism georgetown university chris chambers and the host of the news with rick sanchez the one and only rick sanchez all 3 men you know we're all going to grunt together do

considering an ordinance against bullying with a twist and that twist is that the next time little johnny bunny bullies little timmy on the playground little johnny's parents could face fines yes the legislative committee and wisconsin rapids unanimously voted on monday to move forward an ordinance that prohibits bullying harassment and retaliation against anyone who report such incidences and that parents will be held accountable if their child bullying ways to the tune of science upwards of $313.00 should parents be held accountable for their children's actions when it comes to bowling well what normally would take m s n b c fox c.n.n. 8 hours a day to day we can do in just 5 minutes joining us for our 5 minute debate is conservative commentator david mark. all right well you know we live in a country where we don't punish the child for the sins of the parents so wisconsin rapids says why don't we turn that on its on its head and start punishing the parents for the sins of the child 1st of all bullying harassment retaliation all fine of all offenses under this proposal these offenses so

>>but johnny isn't buying it fears. tuesday's vote is just another step the city is taking to force them to close up shop every year we get to we get hit with the law. >>they're really of the last years and this would mayor london breed now has 10 days to sign the ban into law once that happens shops will have 6 months to responsibly. >>get rid of their product. >>they give us we don't give us help. >>in san francisco know alvelo kron 4 news. >>the livermore city council voted monday night to ban the sales of all flavored tobacco products and the cigarettes so it will introduce a 1000 foot buffer zone between tobacco shops and places like schools and libraries. the goal of the ordinance is to reduce tobacco use among minors, the board heard for more than 40 members of the community before voting on that measure. >>tonight, san francisco supervisors voted to move forward with a new center for people who are homeless said would be located along the embarcadero near the bay bridge. the plan for the navigation center has be

it was like jason and johnny, they we re it was like jason and johnny, they were outstanding.derable stand at the top of the order. in today's other match new zealand comfortably beat afghanistan by seven wickets in taunton. new zealand reached their target of 173 with 107 balls to spare. they are the only team with three wins out of three.. australian ashleigh barty has won her first grand slam title at the french open. the eighth seed, who quit tennis to play professional cricket in 2014, thrashed czech teenager marketa vondrousova in straight sets to complete a fairytale return to the sport. dominic thiem faces rafael nadal in the men's final tomorrow and ferrari's sebastien vettel took his first pole of the sesaon ahead of the canadian grand prix. he pipped lewis hamilton on his last lap. hamilton will start from second ahead of vettel‘s ferrari team—mate charles leclerc — it's only the second time in seven races that mercedes have been beaten to pole. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the