night to distribute them to the families hoping that they will provide cover for them at least a little apple will i came here today to support the families here because they're already so many volunteer workers. i feel that i can help them in the morning. see every kiss if that means lying down in the gymnasium and they look when i'm comfortable the weekend that the government plans to do something about this. she guessed you son. earlier today eight coastguard team to the podium and told the families that authorities are planning to partition the chimneys him to protect the privacy of their families but some of the sums are saying that the authorities are acting too late with fewer and fewer relatives of the victims staying at the gym needs him now as more bodies are being discovered and identified the families are leaving to attend to their loved ones. the coast guard went on to say that the representatives of the families are now in discussions on how to proceed with funerals. the families that are still is. here are clinging to the hope that survivors will be found there are notes at the

clearly a little bit of appetite for apple stock. what is next is the big question. >> they want to make sure they sell. you have the new logo for them. thank you so much. manus, you are at barclays. >> i am indeed. we are on the south bank of london outside the royal festival where the eccentrics will begin to turn up and protest a rather serious matter of bremen a ration. profits at barclays dropped by over 30%. jenkins raised the bonus pool. that is what is going to be voted on today. three issues on rim and a ration . francine. >> thank you so much. we are also getting an opening call for alstom. ge said to be in talks with alstom for a $13 billion deal. they say they note in -- they know nothing about it. maybe the press have been checked out. alstom gaining some 17%. in terms of market sentiment, what are we expecting? >> quite higher. a little less concern about tech stocks. german business confidence, that is one to watch erie it elsewhere, i want to look at the open for you. this is your open in europe. the ftse up by 0.4%.

. >>> amazon wants to give apple and google a little run for their money with this little black box. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it just unveiled its answero apple >> amazon wants to be the center of your attention. >> they just unveiled their answer to apple tv. it features tons of video streaming options including netflix and hulu plus and it's own amazon prime library. there are also games. >> they want to be able to control the quality of the entire experience. which includes hardware. this means having customers come bag for content again and again. >> the new fire tv will cost you $99. >>> not too bad. >> there you go. >> i do not have one. not yet. but i would not replay the warrior game. i'll tell you that. last time they won in san antonio, daniel boone was still alive. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. andrew >> warrior fans under 17 years o

today i'm little disappointed. apple great, caterpillar totally different category, great report from them. overall the market shrugged today. look at yesterday what happened. if you want to trace the sort of problems we've had, ever since the housing numbers at 10:00 yesterday the market has kind of struggled to move sideways. i thought it would be up a little bet person. >> durable goods number was good. capital spending is key, companies to spend more on big-ticket items. it was a good report there as well. >> the problem i think, the ukraine keeps floating out there. this morning around 10:00 eastern time president put frn russia made some aggressive comments, frankly, saying if mr. are problems in ukraine, we could have consequences. the market dropped on that. it is hard to quantify but that floats out there and is a bit after headwind for the market. >> thanks, bob. we're going out mixed today with the nasdaq higher. the s&p a little bit higher. stay tuned, this flood of earnings is coming your way, could set the

little bit of shelter. >> that's my point. apple is not a stock that i'm concerned of. >> we tested the 100 day, we have done it four times since june. there's a chance that we test it. it's not that far down. >> my point is, i don't think there's anything unhealthy going on in this market. it's very healthy to see the rotation. i have been clear about tesla. netflix fantastic business. >> these are amazing trading names. amazing trade names. these are the names -- these are names f you're savvy and you sit in front of your computer screen and you can tag these. >> listen, the whole reason i bought those high flyers, i thought we were going to have a market melt-up. i was wrong. i have to get myself out of those positions. >> let's get guy adami's position, it's only a half-hour show. >> how are you feeling? >> coi'm doing great. one thing is the fact in a rising rate environment, i don't race continue to want to go lower. i think the bond market is trying to tell the equity markets something. >> let's talk about what was getting th

because we know about apple and samsung a little bit right? >> reporter: you can consider apple as just about 15 minutes up 280 here with no traffic of course. they actually did find six women and four men who either did not know a lot about the companies or did not have any strong opinions about either one. >> okay. well we'll see how it plays out. kiet do live in san jose this morning. thanks. >>> an online dating website is asking its users to switch web browsers because of what one ceo did. ok cupid wants its users to stop using fire fox as a form of protest against mozilla. its ceo brendan ike made a $1,000 donation to support an anti-gay campaign in 2008 and it became public in 2012. he has since apologized and assures it will be a place of equality. >>> ok cupid is trending this morning. also trending? hymim. "how i met your mother." the finale was last night and it was pretty good. >> you watched it. >> yes. april fools, today is april 1st and you know what that means. >> it means you're getting to lie a lot today. don baylor the angels

so it's been filleted and put with juniper and a little squirt of aged apple vinegar. >> wow.ood. i can think of ten different ways i'd like to eat that. >> definitely. >> standing up, sitting down, with beer. >> being being fed. it takes awhile to stumble across these things. slowly but surely they come out of the woodwork. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to chi

tv, we will have more on "closing bell" but what's the difference between this and the apple tv, josh? $99? littles the same as apple tv. what's the difference? >> reporter: well, the same idea here, but i think it's a point you are touching on. beyond amazon, every tech giant, whether it's amazon or apple or certainly today, there was a lot of talk from microsoft about the xbox, they all want to get into your living room. they realize the great battlefield, yeah, we spend a lot of time on our smartphones and tablets. we also spend a lot of time on our couches watching tv. they all want a piece of that action. >> josh, thank you very much. bless you. >> excuse me. >> what -- >> i must be allergic. >> you checking out fire tv.com? amazon, please buy that thing. >>> elsewhere, the battle over streaming radio continues to heat up and some people say there are already too many players in the market. apple's sitting on a pile of cash 20 miles high. maybe they should buy somebody like, say, pandora. let's bring in the street.com's rocco. here we go. you have been out there on twitter all over pandora li

. >> of the "new york times" lead is apple is starting to slow a little. i will read it to you.an i read this? on my iphone. i have it on my iphone. >> ok -- >> remarkable growth script is starting to -- >> are you kidding me? brian chin wrote that. brian, i love you, but i just don't get it. >> carl icahn has been pushing tim cook to do something. "i agree completely with apple's increased by back and extremely pleased with results. believe we will also be happy when we see new products." that is carl tweeting last night. >> and brian blair has said this is a stock that has been largely ignored by institutional investors by the last couple of months. so what these moves are are essentially moves to shift that sentiment as they head into the second half product launches. >> you and i were in the car on the way to a charity event going back and forth on this. i said, david, which is not said here, which mr. cook brought up, is little sidecar things like 66% of revenue is international. when you do a pro forma on india or china, that is a remarkable -- up 55%. iphone sales >> a lo

apple? >> i want a little visibility when it comes to apple or things.y major positions going into earnings. may be a time spread earnings lay a day or two before. i would have to see with the volatility picture looks like. long-term, i am bullish and would like to put on some trades that might appreciate as the stock continues to rise and maybe some diagonals where i sell a shorter term out of the money call. >> so much of the bullish sentiment around apple is the cousin of rumors they're going to come out with a new game changing product i could steal market share back from their competitors. did the launch of amazon's new fire product make more competition for apple? >> it sure does, but the world is changing. without coke, the there'd be no pepsi and without pepsi, there'd be no coke. as the world evolves and customers viewing habits continue to evolve, the market is going to continue to grow and be a great laying field for everyone involved. >> thank you for joining us. markets. it for on the we will be on the market again in 30 minutes. "lunch mone

try to dig into the apple numbers a little bit for us. ve us some clarity around what we are seeing in the market. i think there are two areas where investors will be relieved on the apple numbers. is very healthy beat in terms of iphone shipments. a nices given you revenue line. the second thing is people were word that guidance is going to be a little bit soft. everyone is talking about this iphone six and the bigger screen, etc., etc. they're worried more people than usual might hold off on buying a new iphone before the new one is available. that could cause the next weaker thano be what people were looking for. it was actually all right. estimates have come down. i think that where he was nicely contained. what you will see in apple now is i think a relief rally that will not be a big one. same.en more of the it is struggling to find growth. >> ok. tim cook seems to be delivering at least from an investor perspective, he is delivering a balance sheet. he is delivering more money to investors. there is a very different approach. what w

. >>> apple earnings, a little more than an hour away. we know you're excited. guess what?he earnings squad will be here, will tackle that one for us. >> we are wait fog warren buffett, finishes up his charity lunch, a million bucks, but you don't have to pay that. becky quick is standing by. set the scene for us. >> you know, brian, we are waiting ourselves. i'm told they have finished up lunch, finished up dessert, i think and are having coffee. we should be seeing him any moment. the most pertain innocent question is what he think being coca-cola, the equity plan from the company that passed overwhelmingly, but warren buffett is the largest shareholder with just over 9%. we'll find out he he voted his shares when "street signs" returns. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. today is wednesdaym today, we greet you

little web here. $19 billion and apple issuing tons of debt to buy back their stock.that's the first thing i thought. second of all, if they're taking this long to read the document and they're first day on the job? you know what you have. you knew it six months ago. i don't think this is good. >> i still think yahoo is trading as if these guys are probably right. it shouldn't be trading anyway. yahoo should be north of 40 bucks and it's not. >> i don't think we can glean from this what i think is relatively modest delay anything beyond this is a complicated -- >> they're not anything. >> right. this is complicated. a lot of times -- >> they're the ones who suggested that -- on yahoo's earnings that the s 1 is going to be out. >> what difference does that make? >> you're a value gal, right? >> right. >> soft bank. >> but yahoo is trading at cash if this thing comes at $200 billion and they tax effectively take out 20% of their holdings. isn't it the buy of the century. >> they can't trade negative and i don't think it's $200 billion. so you have got to make that bet o

nine -- i-99 dollar box, like apple's, you need to fork out another $99 to get access to a lot of the streaming shows and movies they have on their. >> there is one tiny littlehing that might trip the block with this amazon fire tv. our very own sam grobart explains. >> amazon announced fire tv. it is their streaming device to rocha. with apple tv and i wanted to find out more about it. so, i went to firetv.com. it is a streaming video site. it has more than 17,000 titles. those titles have names like "stick it to the man" and "sl uttier and sluttier." om is a tviretv.c site. and has been for some time, i am told. this gentleman running firetv.com may have run into a windfall. >> i love that guy. finally, in an exclusive interview with "market makers" a schatzker, barry diller shared his two cents on the set top box. >> for those of us who have apple tv, you know, no set-top or any of them -- no set-top box. little tiny thing. , no bigs, no wires deal. just plug it into the television set, have a broadband collection. amazon certainly would be a player in this. many, many others would be. i think it is great. addressed the issue of whether we are in another

apple tv. way too little, too late. the extra features don't justify the same price point. agree with the panel. they should have discounted the price or give you a value with the fire tv to induce you to buy it. >> does netflix have anything to worry about at this point? the stock today traded as if it should be worried. >> as much as it pains me to say so, no. netflix has nothing to worry about. this is actually good for netflix. this is just one more device. this is one more way to access netflix. and my associate pointed this out to me. netflix are masters at promoting their product. they were mentioned during this amazon press conference. amazon threw netflix out here as a selling point to buy fire tv. brilliant of netflix. this is a positive for them. the absence of the negative, which would have been bundling prime instant video with this device is a positive for netflix. >> i'm not trying to play the semantics game with you. you have an underperform on netflix, with $175 price target, which suggests, from current prices, basically, a 50% move lower. why wouldn't it

little bit more healthy. next i'm gonna add some peach nectar. you could really use any fruit juice. you could use pineapple or apple. it's your smoothie. whatever you want. and we're gonna sweeten it up with a little bit of honey. we're using honey instead of sugar to make this a healthy snack. i'm using about one tablespoon. we're gonna put the top on top of our blender. and we're gonna start by buzzing it on low speed first. this will prevent it from shooting up and getting you. [ blender whirs ] so i've been blending it for about a minute now, and it looks nice and smooth, so i'm gonna go ahead and get my glasses out of the freezer where they've been getting nice and frosty. i've also garnished my glass with a slice of peach. i'm just gonna pour a smoothie for myself. and now i'm ready to take on the afternoon. from the culinary institute of america for "teen kids news," i'm steve. cheers. >> the internet has been crawling with reports of a spider about the size of a horse. in fact, here's a picture of what's being called the angolan witch spider. only thing is the photo is a fake. experts say someone took the image of an ordinary sp

investors are kind of having a little trouble weighing the risk versus reward. >> and what apple is getting paid primarily in a stock. all of these ipo's are getting money from investors. in terms of the numbers, you get a sense of the companies you talk to in the bay area, technology companies are at large -- they want to be fat. >> their thirst. the ipo market, not really a viable place maybe five years ago. they felt there is so much venture capital money, let's stay private. that is going away. there is still so much private money available that you see with raising $270 million in a week. there were several more deals like that earlier in the last month. the private market and the public markets are ready. >> interesting stuff. mark milian of bloomberg news. one of the companies going public is opower which revise cloud-based technology and help customers understand data more efficiently. shares rising and the public debut. joining us from the new york stock exchange is opower's ceo. i had not heard a single thing about the company until reading the prospectus a couple of days ago. you

drama of being kicked out of his own company, going off with a scrappy little an animation studio he got, and then coming back to appleiding in and saving the business. >> the year was 1997. >> he says focus, he cuts out all sorts of product lines and says we'll simply do a desk top and laptop for the home and office. >> but job's focus was not just on desktops and laptops, he loved music, dylan, and the beatles. he wanted to carry it with him. it was 2001. >> he launches something that nobody expects which was the ipod and it sort of changes the music industry just like he changed the home computer industry. >> the ipod legendad to all rig innovation. >> and we are calling it iphone. >> one of the interesting things about the iphone is that everybody at apple new it would c cannibalize the ipod. he said we have to cannibalize ourselves before somebody eats our lunch. >> jobs was not done, if anything, a 2003 diagnosis of cancer quickened his research pace. >> i think people were puzzled in the year from 2000 to 2010, about why steve jobs kept going into different industries. but it totally transforms what our view of

if you look at the top line growth on amle what was apple, little over 4%.y're trying to move things around. it's like a drug company, joe, if you think about it. you have these big drug companies with the huge blockbuster drugs coming off patent. they have to come up with new products to account for that. you think about it, you have the four key products. you have the iwatch, i-tv. it's a big question. >> you're on a treadmill and somebody is turning up the speed. just to stay in place you're running faster and faster. >> there you go. >> appreciate it, dan. thank you. >> okay. >>> when we return, a special bring your kids to work edition of executive edge. we go to the front lines of a very hot topic, which is cooler, facebook or apple? we'll ask the kids of america which ones they use. they have answers for us, right after this. [ dog barks ] ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine the cars we drive... being able to see so clearly... to respond so intelligently and so quickly, they can help protect us from a world of unseen danger. it's the stuff of science fiction

little bit. very cheap stock. >>> do you have a target price on apple? >> i, you know, i think that once we get -- it is selling about 12 times earnings, nine times without the cash. we'll see suspend increased multiple. i think we'll see the old highs. >> real quickly, aig, you like aig and this is a stock that has been flat for the year around the $50 range, why do you like it? >> yes, again, a very inexpensive stock which can grow dramatically over the next few years. management isñr very motivated, very sophisticated company with good growth drivers ahead, company is selling about 75% of book value which is about $6 as of the end of the year. if that goes to about $80 in the next two years and go to a 1.2 multiple -- i think you can have good stock, i own all three of these. >>> good to have you on the program. barbara marson, portfolio manager. >>> and shares of ford zlslammi on the brakes today falling 3% after profits shifted. and the automaker warned of a leaner year ahead. phil lebeau has more. >> reporter: an interesting day for ford as the com

little book of guidelines of giving people a break. >> start with something small. don't start with, i'm going to change my entire diet. start with eating an applefrom there. if you're eating healthy and you add things and you become a little more healthy, at a certain point you might say, cigarette smokes is not what i want to do anymore because everything else is healthy. >> exactly. there are 44 habits in my book you choose from. but pick one. do it for 90 days. then it becomes something you do automatically. if you changed one habit every 90 days, in five years you'd have 20 new powerful positive habits. whereas if you try on new year's eve or when we make our goals and resolutions, then you end up with nothing. at the same new year's eve you make the same resolution you made the year before. >> what's great about your book is it's a textbook basically. it takes you through, it gives you suggestions, it gives you ideas and you can refer back to the book over and over again because it's right there. and i also think keeping a book like this out where you can see it reminds you you are trying to change your habits. >> i'm all about visual remi

apple shares have changed little. >> market is struggling this year.have crossed the flat line looking for direction. >> president obama beginning his four nation asian tour. what does he hope to accomplish? our agenda is up next. ♪ >> coming up tomorrow, looking forward -- bob nardelli with depot.r, with home the new activism that is out there. are we going back to the 1980's? much watch must listen. bob nardelli tomorrow on "bloomberg surveillance." irwin guest host is simon, the ceo of hain celestial. netflix is going to france. they will introduce its online video service by the end of the year. been talking to french regulators about how to withor content and comply streaming rules in that country. dish hopes to roll out its internet tv service the summer. they have been telling programmers that a late summer release date is possible. up walt disney for the service and has talked to other networks, including cbs. charter is close to a deal to buy about a million and a half comcast subscribers. comcast has said it plans to -- as part of its deal to

that's what's held the market back a little bit here recently and i think that's very much a positive. what apple came out withnothing but positive news. that can add another layer of support to the nasdaq because it's such a big component when it comes to tech. >>what do you think about the overall market conditions? is this a time to buy, sell, or trade the market? what's best? >>i'm always positive. you've got to be selective and i like the fact that we've got energy taking leadership away from technology now. we had the nasdaq dip 10% and then bounce back halfway very quickly. you've got to be able to take advantage of it. the key is control risk and be selective and use good risk reward. be buying when the market has sold off so you don't have to risk as much on the upside and look to buy things at a discount. and i know people don't like it but buy stocks when they're on saleyou buy everything else when it's on sale. >>alan, good to have you on the show. thank you. >>thank you. diana moca is filling for chuck coppola this morning and has more on the ukraine crisis... good morning angie...it

is he moving in the right direction or is it too little too late for microsoft to take market share from apple and even google? a former microsoft executive who was once nadella's boss is joining us to talk about it. david: people let their hair grow a little. he started movement that created the national highway transportation -- he started it all really. pushing across the board car safety regulations. now he says the gm scandal has all the elements of a criminal cover-up. you know who we're talking about, that guy, ralph nader, consumer advocate. what does he think about mary barra's testimony. did she make things worse or better for gm? liz: from what you heard during the testimony, we love to hear your opinion. listen it, may be an unfair accusation but it's a question, do you think gm from what you seen so far is guilty of criminal negligence? tweet us @fbnatb. your answers later this hour. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪

little bit. don't just use apples to apples comparison and look at the white house statistic that women make $0.77 on the dollar to a male. charles: some other victim area, we know things have to change but they have changed dramatically over the years. grow the economy. please grow the economy. >> easy to say when you are a man making the full dollar. making all the money. i am in the same camp as you on this one. $0.13 on the dollar. stuart: moving swiftly along. amazon fire tv, set-top box made a take splash, one of the competitors are here. not happy with this competition from the big guys. amazon. we will be right back. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the

apple a little bit harder. any can get on roku.not hot, not not, just me. number two, yahoo! is in talks. >> just sell some ads. so easier, they have a giant audience and unmeh to do this deal >> second to trail mix. >> they always have that. >>> when we come back, winter is coming, actually, it's hopefully over in new york. don't tell that to the game of throne fans who could not stream the season last night. what that means for them going forward. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. they're the days to take care of anbusiness..s lived. when possibilities

little uncomfortable with this. facilitate felt it was going too far. >> hp, microsoft and apple.30 billion to 90 billion loss of revenue from this type of operation under this tax code. >> exactly. and it's one reason. let's step back and think about this. one reason we've got annual deficits that we worry about all the time and that we can't invest to pay for other things that we'd like to invest in this country. r and d. you name it. we're losing a lot of revenue in these schemes. when president obama said in that quote you just played that you can measure america's bottom line by caterpillar's bottom line. he was more on target a than he realized. caterpill caterpillar's bottom line went up by 2 billion in the last years by this scheme. and america went down by that much. so you can measure by that. >> walt street's, canceling all fundraisers for the party until -- that's about chairman of the ways and means committee daift camp a republican that put forward a bill that upset people because it dealt with this by closing loopholes. this is a very difficult thing to move in any

. >>> ask sean is back and this week, hitting the streets of the big apple what they want to know about littleld me. that's next and eric holder loses his cool during a house hearing yesterday. you'll see the epic exchange as "hannity "continues straight ahead. >>> welcome back to "hannity." changing things up for ask sean, we went to the streets of new york city to get your questions for me. she loves this. back tonight to reveal those questions, fox business network on the morning program megan mcdowell. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> treating you nice? >> hot rod. >> what's this hot rod thing? where did you get that? do you have any surprises tonight? >> no surprises. i was excited to be out in the street talking to everybody and a lot of folks knew who you were. >> oh, boy. >> the people i talked to know you very well. check it out. >> oh, no, here we go. >> pick one word to describe sean hannity. >> bull headed with a hyphen. >> dedicated. >> heroic, exclusive. >> i would say intelligent, informed, and sassy. >> smart. >> energetic. >> awesome. >> conservative. >> very good. very g

at netflix there is talk of a potential apple comcast deal. a littles are up. rocket field, need i say more? digital overload? look, sales are up 80%. there are 22 names -- actually, .3, that i posted on twitter there are real reasons to buy each of these companies. check it out, put together a shopping list. >> thank you so much for that, adam. another stock that we were watching a bloomberg has been a victim of the lip sawing in .ecent weeks, boneless it climbed on the first a of trading. shares were priced at $25 apiece, raising less than anticipated. moelis thought that appetite was strong for the shares. this is the first time an investment bank has gone public since 2007. we will be -- four on the markets, i am julie hyman. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for wednesday, april 16, 2014. i'm pimm fox. today's theme is twisted. some small business owners feel a bit twisted by yahoo! and yell. they're upset that local online reviews are being wiped out after yahoo! partnered with yelp. we're going to have both sides of the story. plus, the kiss lead sing

little bit of tech. is not theings, it glitz and glamour of the likes of apple or samsung. -- more thanompany 4 million people in the world touch something that has an holding chip in it every single day. arm holdings gave us numbers --ay, slowing in terms of the licenses are picking up. that bodes well for the future. many analysts say they are a bit more positive for the second half of the year. >> speaking of key concerns in tact, we have numbers from facebook and apple. >> the glitz and the glamour. it is remarkable. we could have a second quarter for apple delivering just under 20 million ipads. flat revenue could be the first time they have delivered flat .evenue in over a decade for facebook, what is next? talk about possibly going into banking. we will have a chat about that. >> in terms of what else we are watching -- we have a couple of data coming out. we have the minutes from the bank of england. i am in a zone of my own. it is unlikely to be that he did. david einhorn has a few dollars under management and he is talking the tech market, a bit of a brave call. to stocks that ipo would with fluffy

>> little bit of good news, tracie potts, thank you. >>> 6:32. traffic near the site of apple'spus is getting worse. let's take a look outside right now. looking into the actual construction site in cupertino. starting today, a stretch of pruneridge will be closed permanently to traffic between wolf road and tantal avenue. so, it's already really heavily traffic area and you can expect that to be pretty tough there during the construction. >>> all right. checking the forecast, give you a live look at san jose and san francisco. isn't that pretty? both of them, really. let's check in with christina. >> they are lovely. you know, one of those mornings, we are getting a gorgeous sunrise everywhere across the bay area. thanks for joining us. i know monday is not always the easiest day of the week, but, you know what, the weather is on our side. it's going to be nice out there just for walking the dog and any sort of activities you have to do outdoors before heading out and about for work today. this is what we are expecting at lunchtime in the city by the bay, typically, we could se

apple knows it. they are having a little trouble with the screens. having a lot of trouble with the screens. melissa: trouble in what ways? >> not able to make the glass covering they want to make it. it may be made out of sapphire as opposed to gorilla glass. melissa: that sound fabulous. >> that is fabulous but the problem they don't have it. talking about a 4.7-inch screen which is just a bigger. they need five inch, six-inch. melissa: people really want giant phones? that doesn't fit into my little handbag when i go out. the what about pocket is it a problem. >> the phone replace what is your tablet does. you have everything device. smaller screen inherently lends itself to worse experience with netflix and that kind of thing. what they find in parts of asia, people use these fab lets, big phones. melissa: sound like you're saying this is the not innovation apple needs? >> for all that said, for this show it is important not to the understate this, the only phone launch this year anyone will talk about is the iphone 6. melissa: okay, that's true. >> so whatever that means to the market,

. >> for those of us, those who have apple tv, no set top box, them, no setny of no box, little tinybles or wires, just plug it into the television set and have a broadband collection -- connection. lar in this, many others will be. i think it is great. >> sounds like he is a fan. the way that about things are being consumed, but also putting himself in the middle of it. >> the more competition the better. it is just how the content gets to you. >> although you have to have a remote control. you can have a different set top box but i do not know if people want to speak to it. media and speaking to it, we caught up with some celebrities at an event last night with the new york observer. are they changing their habits? find it is that much fun to watch on the ipad. >> i watch on tv, the old-fashioned way. >> i still prefer to watch on a tv. i never quite find the right positioning for the ipad. is on my lap, it is angled inappropriately. >> i am a binge watcher, addicted to my ipad. crazy about that. it as theto say anchor of a tv show, i like watching on my device too. for watching th

the three big names which are apple and microsoft and google are not particularly expensive. if you go a littlet some hideously expensive names like amazon. but i think i would look some place where the names are actually a little frothier and a little more overextended. i just don't think these names are extended. >> the amazons and microsofts of the world don't have a lot of upside. their growth story is finished. even if they oar. >> but they'll not go down. microsoft is not going to go down. >> it just went from 30 to 40. i think there's a lot of risk in those names. i think there's a lot of money parked in it. we've seen this rotation out of the high growth, high valuation into these. if we go to hell in a hand basket, these are going to get hit. apple has flat lined for weeks or months now. if they have two disappointing quarters before the iphone 6 comes out, you could see 450 on this stock that's down 5%, 10%. >>> shares of solar city have gotten crushed. but is it a ray of sunshine around the corner? find out when we return. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male anno

the three big names which are apple and microsoft and google are not particularly expensive. if you go a littleer down, you get some hideously expensive names that we've talked about like amazon, but i think i would look someplace where the names are actually a little frothier and a little more overextended pip just don't think these names are extended that much. >> those big names you mentioned, the amazons and microsofts of the world don't have a whole lot of upside. >> but they're not going to go down. microsoft is not going to go down. >> it just went from 30 to 40. i think there's a lot of risk in those names, a lot of money parked in it. we've seen this rotation out of the high-growth, high-valuation names. and apple has flatlined above 500 for weeks or months now. if they have two disappointing quarters before the iphone 6 comes out, you could see 450 on this stock. >>> coming up next, shares of solar city have gotten crushed, but is it a ray of sunshine around the corner? find out when "options action" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today

little bit further. pedro, let's talk about some of the numbers. apple in particular. blowup number. no one expected the china numbers to start to show through on the iphone sales just yet. what a surprise. we got it. >> good morning, karen. yes. i mean, i don't think a quarter makes a growth company back. i think the numbers were a positive surprise but i think expectations were quite low. i think it's quite interesting. when i look at apple as an investor nowadays, what dow i see? i see a company that for the past four years hasn't come out with a new product range. i mean, the ipad was the last product they came out with. i see a company whose lost its charismatic and creative leader three years ago and who doesn't seem to have gotten itself back on the track of innovation that it was. i see a company whose products are coming with an incredible number of glitches as compared to when steve jobs was with us. i mean, i'm not terribly excited about it. >> i know you like to short technology stocks but if i can play devil's advocate here, we have a buyback, a stock split, fuel in the

bit in an index fund, if you have $100 in cash, you put a little bit in an index fund or bought high quality companies like microsoft or applecompanies like johnson & johnson, berkshire hathaway, they are great companies they sell -- they have a lot of them veryat cash dividend yields, better than what people get in the instruments they own right now, these are -- really quite safe, relative to -- i would say bond market right now is risky. lou: michael holland good to see you. >> thank you, a great tie. lou: thank you, listen to my financial reports three times a day on sal salem radio network. join us for those reports, a mega-mansion in los angeles county breaking record for most expensive single family home ever sold in los angeles. there it is. wow. 12 bedrooms, a 15 bathroom property. features, tennis courts, a jogging track, a swimming pool. 9 car garage. 102 million dollars, a cash deal we're told, it would be. we're coming right back. >> in vermont, left wing calling sebgtassaultsecond amendment, sk urgeing vermont police to report the constitution, and ignore new gun control laws in the state. >> he is next. (dad)

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apple most of their customers, i think, are a little bit more attached to the brand. >> emotional. it's the emotions. interesting. it's complicated to move as far as apple is concerned. everything is so connected. emotional. i like it. >> several brokerage firms have upgraded with lafarge. pbs has a buy rigating on the stock at 2. the bane highlighting potential savings. let's talk about what we're seeing as far as m & a. these businesses looking at deciding whether or not to invest in capex or go the m & a route, go for the cheaper, low-cost option in m & a. that's what we're seeing surely. >> it's the lower risk option. it tends to deliver more quickly. it gives you the pr boost. really what we would like to see companies doing with their accumulated cash piles is not necessarily m & a, it's invest into future capacity. that's going to give the economic recovery really the boost we need. let's face it, at the moment it's mostly carried by consumer demand. we need to get more of that industrial demand going as well. while we're encouraged by what the m & a tells us about increasing

are getting a lift, especially technology earnings, apple, facebook, reporting numbers ahead of estimates. at the markets today, we are seeing a little moves. right now, yields are moving slightly higher. the 10 year yield is going up 2.71%. askedorning, betty liu the chief investment officer for value equities where he sees more value, in stocks or bonds. >> there is tremendous uncertainty today about what future economic growth will look like. that is tied to the direction of interest rates, which is why investors are going between one and the other. the premium, you get paid to own stocks. in relation to bonds today, it is the one place in the market above the long-term average. that is where investors ought to be putting their money. qwest in today us his insight and action, adam johnson with a look at individual stocks offering good value. manufacturers have a clear message for the market. industrial-strength. to me show you what we are talking about. news for today, earnings, caterpillar beating estimates on construction sales. gm beating the estimates on heavy truck sales. black & decker beating the experts on professional sal