i'm kate rogers for "nightly >>> and finally tonight one british man has made it possible for you to help save the land of oozo seeking to raise the euros that greece was supposed to pay the imf few day. finney made a small dent before the site crashed. if everyone in the european union could just pony up 6 euros, he would meet his goal. >> 1/10,000th of its goal. >> yes. >> i'm sue herera. >> thanks for mewatching i'm tyler mathisen. >> hollar: tonight, on "revolutionaries"... >> and we launched it on april 1 of 2001, and for, you know a good 20, 25 seconds, the site was up. well, then we went down. yeah, that was sad. [laughter] and then we went back up and then we went down, and it was a pretty brutal first day. >> major league baseball is pioneering one of the most advanced digital systems in the world. from video streaming to instant replay, mlb advanced media has changed not just baseball, but all of digital sports. we talked with ceo bob bowman and learned why baseball has moved to the front of the pack.

i'm kate rogers for "nightly >>> and finally tonight one british man has made it possible for you to help save the land of oozo seeking to raise the euros that greece was supposed to pay the imf few day. finney made a small dent before the site crashed. if everyone in the european union could just pony up 6 euros, he would meet his goal. >> 1/10,000th of its goal. >> yes. >> i'm sue herera. >> thanks for mewatching i'm tyler mathisen. narrator: tonight on "spark," arts and social issues. bay area artists and designers breathe new life into san francisco's neglected urban corridor. cullinan: what if you walked to work every day?lk and it was fun? i mean, why not? right? narrator: with spellbinding views from the sky a bay area photographer reveals mankind's scars on the land. hundreds of thousands of people experience chinese artist ai weiwei's ground-breaking installation on alcatraz. [ wood blocks tapping rhythmically ] an experimental setting for new music and classical greats. inside san francisco symphony's soundbox. thomas: extraordinary to think that something 400 years old cou

let's get back to kate rogers. the details. kate. >> skechzers up nearly 13% in after hours trading. blew past second quarter profits and sales smalts due to pent up demand from the west coast port strike and back to school. samesore sales increased 13% for the quarter. executives noted strong incoming order rates. july sales, positive wholesale reports and plans for additional stores will continue to boost sales for the second half of the year and shares are up a whopping 162% this year, melissa. back over to you. >> thank you so much, kate rogers. skechers. >> up 162% is the part that scares me. i mean, obviously the earnings are there. they had some pent-up demand and it's coming into it now but geez, up to th month it's hard for b.k. to buy anything into this. >> up 132% as of today's close not including today's pop. >> stock's 145 now in the after market. it's crazy. it's not that expensive. 23, 24 times forward earnings. but the move in the stock has been parabolic. so i'm in the b.k. camp. especially if you see 2 1/2, th

for nightly business report in durham north carolina i'm kate rogers. >> to remore about the small business revival in north carolina go to our website. and comcast ventures is an investor in american under ground start up. they're the parent of cnbc which producing this program. >>> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. thanks for watching. have a great evening, everybody. and we'll see you back here tomorrow night. [ ♪music♪ ] >> creativity involves lots of experimentation. sometimes artists use unusual methods, and unconventional tools. >> john chiara: i kind of made photography as labor intensive as i think it could be. [laughter] >> kara davis: nobody knows really what it is yet. things are always shifting, and you can't get attached. and i think there's a life lesson to be learned in that. >> experimenting, this time on spark. [ ♪music♪ ] major funding for spark is provided by the william and flora hewlett foundation supporting creativity and innovation in the arts since 1967. and by the kqed campaign for the fu

for nightly business report in durham north carolina i'm kate rogers. >> to remore about the small business revival in north carolina go to our website. and comcast ventures is an investor in american under ground start up. they're the parent of cnbc which producing this program. >>> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. thanks for watching. have a great evening, everybody. and we'll see you back here tomorrow night. hollar: tonight on "revolutionaries"... rometty: i think, in my own career, i've worked globally i've worked locally. i was able to run industries and i was able to run technology. i was able to do start-ups and i was able to scale businesses. you know, that's a lot of things to do in one place. hollar: one technology company has survived and grown through a century of dramatic change. that company is ibm, and its leader is ginni rometty. tonight, we talk with ibm's chairman and c.e.o. about the company's storied history and her vision for a challenging future. major funding for "revolutionaries"

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kate rogers hasser more on the sweet sound of success. >> hi, becky. the company is making their italian ancestors proudment take a look. that's the sound of a 300-year-old family trade being kept alive. it began in italy in 1680 in sali. jim dadario isser continuing the tradition in farming dale, new york. >> that little town was famous for string makers. still to this day there are four family businesses that came out of that town that are still making strings. >> jim's grandfather charles brought the tradition to america when world war 1 is embargoes disrupted his string i porting business. jim's father joined the business this the 1930s. jim was just a teenager when he decided he, too, wanted in. >> once i fell in love with playing the guitar and being in a band at 13, 14 years old, i suddenly became kind of the string tester and product development guy at a very early, young age from my dad. >> reporter: the family business has come a long way since 1680. we are in a 110,000 square foot facility where the manufacturers 700,000 strings a day. >> wh

kate rogers with more on that. >> unlikely recruits for the sharing economy, they're having fun and finding work. as the american workforce with workers over 65 outnumbering teens for the first time since 1948 according to the aarp. some retirees finding new work in the economy. take 69-year-old judith gordon in phoenix, arizona. gordon read about uber in an ad and intrigued by the opportunity presented. >> i love the ad. and i was accepted but i didn't take the application for three months because i was in limbo. not sure whether i wanted to be a driver. so i had a dream and it said, to me, i can make a lot of money. so i went down and picked up my phone and started driving right away. >> gordon drives as much as 50 hours a week calling uber her past time. she can make up to $850 a week as a driver partner. >> i do love meeting new people. every rider is a new person. with a new personality and new things to talk about and it's actually exciting. >> the aarp said about one-third of the american workforce is now over age 50. uber's driver demographics aren't far off from that stat. in a rep

kate rogers introduces us to the d'addario family. >> reporter: in a manufacturing facility in farming dale new york jim d'addario is keeping up with family trade that dates back more than three centuries. i began in italy in 1680. >> that town was famous for string makers. to this day there are four family businesses that came out of that town still making strings. >> reporter: jim's grfr charles brought it to america when world war i interrupted his string business. jim was a teenager when he said he wanted in. >> once i fell in love with playing the guitar and being in a band at 13 14 years old, i became the string tester and product development guy at a very early, young age for my dad. he have would bring home samples and say try this. >> reporter: the family business has come a long way since 1680. we are in a 110,000 square foot facility where they manufacture guitar strings. >> my grandfather wouldn't recognize it. >> reporter: last year he invested nearly $10 million in technology enabling the company to make 95% of its products in america. >> they are the most sophisticated m

kate rogers tells us about a new program that gives young cubans the chance to become entrepreneurs.> have you ever had so much wi-fi band width in your life? >> reporter: for these cuban students, the answer is no. but as the u.s. has resumed diplomatic relations with cuba a program is bringing four cuban interns to new york city for several weeks this summer to learn about entrepreneurship the american way. miles spencer, tech entrepreneur and angel is funding the program through his non-profit taa. the students are shadowing science, technology computer and math start-ups. >> our vision for the program is have these four kids learn about innovation here and return to cuba to solve problems in cuba for cuban people. but also to serve as the core for an incubator in havana where other like-minded innovators that are already in touch with these four can gather, get access get mentoring and learn to solve those same problems. >> the program came to be thanks in part to john coffield former governor of havana who got students interested to learn.ar >> it would be topping new hurdles in

kate rogers has that story for us now. hi, kate. >> hi kelly. that's right.t few weeks of summer vacation holed up in a classroom. but if you want to become the next generation mark zuckerberg it's probably worth your while. and that's the case with expo startup which is a two-week intenseive program for kids who have big ideas to learn how to market themselves, network, pitch to investors and more. now, this year's class of eighth, ninth, and tenth-graders come from all over the world as far as hong kong and dubai. >> we're letting them be kids but they're also cooperating and collaborating together. they're meeting speakers from industry. they're going to places like google and forrester labs. they're learning about innovation. they're learning to write business plans. they're learning to pitch their ideas. >> now, they actually did pitch those ideas earlier today at math challenge which is a local accelerator program. where i'm come toug live from. they got feedback from judges after working on their business ideas for about two weeks. and we should note t

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. >> kate rogers has more details on this plan and how it could impact the companies like uber. >> that'smber? i had an analyst tell me today it looks like this election cycle it may be all about carl the uber driver. hillary clinton called out the sharing economy, alluding to companies like uber air bnb as a potential factor in stagnant wage growth. this comes at a time when 53 million americans are freelancers, according to a study commissioned by the freelancers union. according to the national employment law project, there are now 1.2 million fewer jobs in mid and higher wage industries than there were prerecession and 2.3 million more jobs in lower-wage sectors. clinton's comments are timely begin the lawsuits against uber and lift out of california, which drivers are suing to be reclassified as employees instead of independent contractors. clinton vowed to protect workers from companies who are misclassifying their employees. >> i'll crack down on bosses who misclassify them as contractors or even steal their wages. >> clinton reaffirmed her desire to be the small business president

kate rogers with the latest on that. >> they might lose millions.positive news on second quarters. it's the most expensed form of ground transportation for the first time. uber accounted for 55% of ground transportationreceipts. that's based on 28 million receipts in north america. the company also taking a blow on its home turf in california where an administrative law judge recommended the start jup pay a $7.3 million fine and be suspended from operating in the state because the state says uber hasn't compiled with state laws in providing rider data including rides provided for those with service animals and wheelchairs and the zip codes it's services. the decision doesn't go into effect immediately because uber is appealing and the process could take several months. jeb bush one of the many candidates vying for the republican nomination decided to hitch a ride to uber for a startup called thumb tack that is part of the ever growing sharing economy and that this is just days after hillary clinton, democratic presidential hopeful took a swing in a

. >> thank you very much kate rogers. >> that does it for the first hour., over to you. >> thank you very much. it's now 2:00 on wall street 11:00 a.m. in silicon valley. the dow is on the rise again. oil doing something surprising and detroit is in the news. welcome, everybody. i'm brian sullivan. melissa lee at the nasdaq and marcus lemonis sticking around the next hour as well. we've got a lot to do, the markets, greece oil. we have to begin in michigan because something is happening right now. ceo sergio markiony is in detroit and kicking off contract negotiations with the uaw. the uaw reportedly looking to recover some of what it gave up during the financial crisis and our very own phil lebeau is at the meeting and joins us now. phil? >> brian just a few minutes away from the beginning of this ceremonial start to negotiations between the uaw and fiat chrysler on the new labor contract. the current one expires in the middle of september and today we'll hear from fiat chrysler's ceo as well as dennis williams the president of the uaw, and while both men

record breaking index, kate rogers has been following the movers over there. >> that's right.q having yet another good day up about .33%. did hit a new intraday high and coming off its best week since october of 2014. but the big story of the day here today of course is paypal. once again trading independently under the ticker pypl. paypal was trading as high as 11% at the market open today. it's since fallen off a bit, up about 7%. we should note the company being valued at $52 billion as of today's open. another mover here today is facebook trading higher by around 2% which is interesting because facebook doesn't really have any news of its own today. but it's being pulled higher by of course google and netflix which had great earnings reports last week. but we should note those two stocks are also trading lower today here at the nasdaq. also keeping an eye on apple for you which reports earnings tomorrow after the close. up higher by around 1.5%. up by 5% this quarter. back over to you. >>> bears getting restless pointing to signs we are poised for a pullback in the market

kate rogers has the details. >> let's kick it off in new york city where it is getting ugly between uber mayor bill de blasio over a bill that would tax the growth of ride hailing start-ups in the city. this while the impact on the environment, traffic congestion and more are studied by the city and groups including the taxi and limousine commission through september 2016. these fvehicles are up. the app prompts users to e-mail the mayor and city council in opposition of the bill. an uber sports person told cnbc by e-mail the real story is campaign contributions, not congestion. alluding to the tlc's influence over the mayor's office. some good news late thursday in los angeles, airport officials agreed to allow ride hailing companies to pick up travelers. this is the largest airport in the country to allow this so far. previously the companies could only drop off passengers. this could take effect in late august but must first be approved by the city's attorneys. deal requires a $4 airport fee. uber didn't respond to our request for comment but in a statement, lift told cnbc it looks fo

let's get to kate rogers. >> well, tasked with examining wages within the fast food industry under governorn hour. this hearing is underway right now. this is how it would work basically $15 an hour would apply to businesses in new york city by 2018. businesses throughout the rest of the state in the industry would have until 2021. it would apply to fast food businesses that have chains of 30 or more locations in the state. it's also significant because right now the minimum wage in new york is $8.75. that's a huge raise for them. that's set to hit $9 an hour by the end of the year. the hearing is still underway and we will certainly bring you updates as they continue to develop, brian. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> meantime one last look at today's mystery chart. again, this is one of the worst performing commodities over the month. a big drop. one of you smart people already got it somehow. we'll give you the answer coming up. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have e

kate rogers covering solar city. and of course back in action tonight but this time on facebook mr. on all the headlines from the facebook call as they break. we start off with one of the most widely held stocks in america. that would be fb. julia boorstin's live at the new york stock exc

. >>> speaking of microsoft, kate rogers has a "market flash." >> shares of microsoft hitting session highs today up near 3%. but that's no surprise given the release of windows 10. according to our data partners at kensho since 2009 microsoft trades positive 71% of the time on a new product launch day with an average return of 1.89%. so far the stock's best performance was after the release of windows 7 and the after windows 8. >>> new england patriots owner robert kraft pulling no punches during a news conference today about the nfl's decision to uphold fomtom brady's four-game suspension. >> it is completely incomprehensible to me that the league continues to take steps to disparage one of its all-time great players and a man for whom i have the utmost respect. personally this is very sad and disappointing to me. >> joining us now, brobob kravitz, sports columnist for wthr.com and bob was instrumental early on in breaking the story of the investigation of those softer than usual footballs that were employed in the colts/patriots playoff game last year. mr. kravitz, welcome. good to

kate rogers joins us with our favorite. kate good morning. >> hey, good morning, becky.week summer intensive programs where they come to hone their business plans. >> well you're probably wondering, why do we do it? we want everybody to have a safe community and environment. >> the idea is to help kids with big ideas learn how to hone their pitches, market network and talk to investors. this year's start-up program has kids from all over the globe from hong kong to dubai, as well as the united states. >> they're eager to explore the world and they're curious. we gets students who are curious, and taking on age-appropriate risks as well. we don't want kids who are just going to come here and do things like everybody else. >> today they're going to be pitching their ideas to a panel of judges at mass challenges a local boston-based accelerator program it has a wide array of different programs and actually a few famous faces have attended in the past. and 12 of their students have landed on various forbes 30 under 30 lists this year alone, so who knows, maybe the next big t

kate rogers joins this on what it could mean for eateries around the big apple. >> a $15 an hour recommendationcant win for the ongoing fight for $15 an hour within the fast food industry. it's also a unique case in that the recommendation would be strictly for one industry in the state. new york currently the minimum wage in the state is $8.75 an hour. it's set to hit $9 an hour by the end of the year. the labor commissioner is expected to improve today's recommendation. but big questions remain here. chiefly how the fast food industry will be defined. there are reports out there saying this would apply to both national chains and local chains within the city. now, the franchise is against raising the wages. telling cnbc this is quote, a social experience that will drive jobs from the state. wage advocates a win. but the action is needed at the federal level to raise wages for all workers. the federal wage has not been raised since 2009. congressional democrats have introduced a bill that would raise that wage gradually to $12 by 2020. the biggest move has come from mcdonald's which raised wag

kate cheering on andy murray. he will face second seeded roger federer on friday.ederer also advancing with a win on wednesday and top seeded novak djokovic will face richard gasquet in friday's o'defending match. >>> the depending champion of the british golf open will miss the tournament. rory mcilroy pulled out two days due to pulling a tendon after playing soccer. mcelroy is the first defending champion to miss the open in 61 years. it's unclear just how much time he will miss. >>> and the chicago cubs were one out away from victory, holding a 5-4 lead in the top of the ninth inning. chicago pitcher pedro strop needs just one. but he responds with a two-run homer to give st. louis the lead for good. the cardinals win, 6-5. >>> and a bizarre nba saga came to a conclusion at midnight. los angeles clipper deandre jordan gave a decision. last night they deskreblded on his home and convinced him to stay in l.a. clippers' grif intweeted a chair blocking his house. it worked. he signed a deal worth $87 million. i'm sure it helped. >>> and stephen colbert had fun with

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prince william and kate cheering on andy murray the brit advancing to his sixth wimbledon semifinal and he will face second seeded rogerfriday. federer also advancing with a win on wednesday, and top seeded novak djokovic will face richard gasquet in friday's other defending match. >>> the depending champion of the british golf open will miss the tournament. rory mcilroy pulled out two days due to rupturing a tendon playing soccer. he makes the announcement in an instagram post showing a cast on his leg and last year's trophy. mcelroy is the first defending champion to miss the open in 61 years. it's unclear just how much time he will miss. >>> and the chicago cubs were one out away from victory, holding a 5-4 lead in the top of the ninth inning. chicago pitcher pedro strop needs just one strike to retire jhonny peralta, but peralta responds with a two-run homer to give st. louis the lead for good. cardinals win, 6-5. >>> and a bizarre nba saga came to a conclusion at midnight. los angeles clipper deandre bjoergen gave a verbal agreement he would sign with the mavericks but last night they descended on his home and con

. >>> two big names advance, roger federer wins today in straight sets and plays eddie murray in the semi final and prince william and princess kate babysitter because they took in tennis today. djokovic won in straight sets to make his sixth straight semis. finally got to love former ace roy halladay yesterday he tweeted pictures and issued speeding tickets twice in the same day by the same officer, he tweeted a unicycle saying lets see them giving me a ticket on this and a great sense of balance too because it's hard to ride a unicycle. >> me neither, rosy perez is leaving her spot on the view and made the news official on this show after a tearful good-bye. >> i'm excited for what is to come but i'm so sad to leave "the view," the staff and producers and abc and especially these two ladies. i want to thank you. >> perez was referring to her cohost whoopi goldberg and nicole wallace, she wantses to focus on acting again and she will get a proper sendoff when the season wraps up. the view airs at 11:00 a.m. here every day on 6 abc. hey, honey. day dreaming? [laughing] sorry. about being at the beach? uh... yeah. in the caribbean?

kate kelly, thank you. >>> for more on macy's cnbc contributor jan rogers nippen a long-time department store executive, alsoent store deals as well. your thoughts? >> macy's is one of the best run retailers in america so i don't think they're going to improve the operations. i do think however the real estate is worth a lot more relative to the operating company than it's ever been worth in the 50 years i've been looking at retail. it's time for people to look really hard at valuing that retail finding out a -- that real estate, finding out a way to release that value and a reit is one way. >> under that theory -- this began with sears. everyone wants to know if sears is really a real estate play. now this ethan allen, darden isn't every retail event just a real estate play? >> well when interest rates are at all-time low and cap rates are as good as they've ever been on real estate everything in fact is a real estate play. you do have to look at that. what's never been before where real estate was worth as much as it is today versus operations. >> the problem, jan -- sorry to interrupt. the problem is if m

of months ago, you notice the remarks that were given from a very bipartisan group, roger williams from fort worth kate granger, former member of fort worth talked about how he did so many great things for fort worth. one of the areas he liked to talk about is the voting rights act and how important voting rights were to him and eisenhower and the freeways. and he told us how icen hour about getting the interstate highway bill passed and the president said let's get it done and how they came together in a bipartisan way to get the legislation done. but my favorite story that he told me about the importance of bipartisanship. i said, mr. speaker, i'm going to be a new member of congress and people talk about congress broken and how they don't work together and i said do you know why that is. he said we spent a lot of time getting to know one another. and he said i want to tell you a story. i told my daughter, i want you to get a job and this is before majority leader, i want you to get a job and i do not want you to use my name. do not use my name. and she came home that evening and said daddy, i found