liz: ross gerber, from gerber kawasaki. we're kind of close to the session lows for the dow. closing up at least for the moment by 22 points. we had been up from the lows by about 15. not a bad day for the bulls. david and medical list pick it up here for "after the bell." melissa: stocks ending the day mixed but the dow did see 18,000 although it couldn't hold it which says a lot. s&p climbing closer to all-time high. david: i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." here what we have at this hour. we're hours from results that will have major impact on the democratic presidency. after tonight we may see the first presidential pmp

kawasaki: the internet of things is the inevitable.eday we will be looking back and laughing about how we were skeptical about it, but in particular with the watch, we are only seeing version one of that watch. i think a lot more is to come. battery life has to be extended. that was, for me, one of the major hangups. on a given day, i have to keep a phone charged, a tablet charged, a laptop charged, a car charged. i just could not handle keeping one more thing charged, the watch. would you likee to see from apple when it comes to hardware innovation? kawasaki: i would love apple to revise the macbook pro. i want a 13-inch macbook pro. i wanted to be thinner than the current macbook pro. i wanted to be quad core chips. i wanted to have a two terabyte a retina display, and i would like to have the ability to put a sim card into that 4g lte pro so i can have without having to tether from my phone. car? what about an apple how optimistic are you about the potential there when you already have tesla in the market and luxury carmakers making

kawasaki is the first team in the league to offer free wi-fi in the stadium. that has not added just smart reception but attractions. you don't want to miss a bit of the action. that technology is delivered right here to their seats. fans can now sit back and enjoy the game with their meals. the clclub has set up tablelets their premium seats. fans check venues and order hot dogs, sodas and other snacks. a few minutes later, the food is delivered. >> there is a long line at the vendor. i don't have to go and line up, so it's very convenient. >> reporter: we want to establish what we call stadium businesses offering more entertainment for our attendees and boosting our profits. >> reporter: local cities are also using free wi-fi to reduce revenues. hiroshima's visiting president barack obama is one of them. tourists often visit the bomb sites. the city wants to persuade them to stay longer. wi-fi has been put in popular tourist spots. they receive pop-up notices for other attractions when they access the service. visitors can also go to a dedicated tour website

. >> you may know our next guest for his views on apple, but guy kawasaki also happens to be a linkedin shareholder. the former apple chief evangelist is here with us today. we will get his views on the worldwide developers conference in just a moment. since you're here, thank you for being here, are you a happy man today? >> it's good to be a linkedin shareholder. >> kind of a loaded question. >> i think it's a very interesting deal. as a professional, you don't exist if you're not in linkedin. they are going to get every professional. and you kind of don't exist if you don't use office. kind of makes sense. i'm so conflicted, i'm just so happy. i'm beside myself. >> are you surprised this deal transpired? >> when i first read it, i thought this is the onion. they are making up a story. who would have figured this. it came out of nowhere. it's fantastic. >> was one of the reasons because weiner was always wanting to be, his independent side, that was one of the things you had thought would be -- >> i think it's more because if you think about it, you think of microsoft as productivity

ross gerber, gerber kawasaki ceo. not too thrilled with his tesla stock at this moment.closing down ahead of tomorrow's critical british exit vote. [closing bell] there is the closing bell. david and melissa, pick it up here for "after the bell." melissa: stocks dropping in the final moments of trading ahead of another major street in the u.k. i am melissa francis. david: i am david asman. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on names that are moving big today but here is what else we have for you this hour. a big one coming. we're 10 hours away from the crucial and historic vote on the britain's e.u. membership that will have ripple effect the right here at home. we're live in london and berlin with the latest. >>> more outrage with the way the va is threatening and treating our vets. new shocking details how hundreds of wait times and cancellations were that -- manipulated. looks like a cover-up. >>> new round of heated atta

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also joining us, former apple evangelist, guy kawasaki. the headline on barrons, are unicorns killing the ipo market. 31 companies have gone public so far this year compared to 69 at this point last year. 115 in 2014. the article speculates that rising regulation along with an excessive amount of vc money as culprits for the slow-down. mike, as a barron's alum, what do you think they are trying to tell us? >> i think they are trying to weigh in on what this means for the markets and just what kind of market environment we're in. not so much about that kind of corporate strategic decision by a private company whether we should come public or not, but as this piece points out, typically when you have had one of these droughts in ipos it's been good for forward market returns because it means the market is not very frothy, not looking for the next hot thing. i'm sure you can go to an opposite extreme and say it's kind of an unhealthy market if nobody feels as if it's worth going public. >> it's not necessarily a bad market for venture capital

former apple chief evangelist, guy kawasaki, will be here.f that weren't enough, andrew left will join us as well on his facebook short, his linkedin long and who knows what else. see you in about ten minutes from one market in san francisco. >> good day to be there. thanks a lot. >>> as scott says, we are just about an hour away from the apple event. that's when it kicks off. josh lipton is in front of the venue and can raise the curtain for us. we always say the stock never does too well on developers days and in fact, it is down today. what can we expect? >> reporter: well, i can tell you there's a lot of excitement here for sure. i actually arrived when it was still dark out, and there were still already developers lining up here. you will see thousands of developers from all around the world at apple's big software show. remember, apple does have four different operating systems, right, so mobile, mac, watch, tv, so there should be a lot of news today for developers. as well, of course, as for apple consumers and investors. expectation,

. >> democratic congressman maloney is a member of the lbgt kawasaki caucus on the hill and became thefor gay men to donate blood and the hurdles from the aids epidemic in the '80s and what steps are in place to hopefully lift this ban so people can use blood that would effectively be used. >> what we have to understand, there are risk factors for people donating blood. that doesn't extend to sexuality. this is just a legacy of the aids epidemic at its height and need to do away with it so people of good will can do this. it's wrong wen so many gay americans are being turned away when they need blood. donald trump is talking not far from you -- paul ryan is talking not far from you. we want to listen in. >> the thrust of this is clear. we know there's a better way. 7 out of 10 americans think this country is not heading in the right direction. we agree with that. so does our nominee and why we're offering this better way. >> one of the plarngs of the agenda has to do with the constitution and executive overreach. yesterday, donald trump said he would have the ability as president to ch

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liz: ross gerber, from gerber kawasaki. we're kind of close to the session lows for the dow. closing up at least for the moment by 22 points. we had been up from the lows by about 15. not a bad day for the bulls. david and medical list pick it up here for "after the bell." melissa: stocks ending the day mixed but the dow did see 18,000 although it couldn't hold it which says a lot. s&p climbing closer to all-time high. david: i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." here what we have at this hour. we're hours from results that will have major impact on the democratic presidency. after tonight we may see the first presidential presumptive nominee in history. >>> we have new shocking details on the size and the scope of the lists that were used by the irs to go after conservative groups. wait until you see who else was targeted. melissa: back to the markets, the dow hitting 18,000 today, but not enough momentum to finish there. phil flynn, price futures group is a fox business contributor. he is watching action on oil and gold from the cme. lori ro

have an all-star lineup with us joined by the number one apple analyst, former apple chief of guy kawasakigerstner and mammon hamid. may have surprises for you, as well. depending on how the nba finals shape up. >> yeah, hey, now. >> we'll see. let's check in now on our battle for top trader. joe is leading the way. jim is in second and dr. j is making trades today. >> liquidated a bunch of stuff today, judge and take it right back to the top of the show. we talked about hillary clinton, donald trump, what hillary might do to the drug sector. i think it's one of the things that held back gilead, gild. i bought that because of unusual weekly activity so i might be a very short-term trade in that one. bought that today and weatherford in the energy space. that's one of the stocks we talked about again. top of the show, drilling, production, i love this one and i bought it today. >> let's throw up shares of tesla and pete, yesterday was an interesting day for the stock. >> yeah. >> because of what ron baron said on the billionaire investor, what he said on "squawk box". >> interesting. >> ten

special guests coming along as well, but we will speak to the nba commissioner adam silver, and guy kawasakierstner and mamoon hamid. jeffrey pipeer says now is the time to the buy, and so we will debate the call of the day. >>> and teen retailers are out of fashion today. we will give you the retail trade coming up. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. >>> i want to show you the market picture right now, and will the picture and not a pretty one on this friday. the dow is down 117 and the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are suffering the worst day since may 17th, and maybe the market is sort of reassessing where we are follow ing the negative comments from carl icahn yesterday on this very network. it comes as global yields are hitting the record lows so we continue to watch both the equity and the fixed income pib picture to dday. coming up, one of the largest soccer tournaments in the world kicking off today in eu