new features to push people away from the mac. we are likely to see a preview of the new mac pro.expensive computer geared towards video editors and developers. you will see the apple watch get more independent with new apps like voice memos and an onboard app store. emily: what about the new unified app strategy. ? how will we see that rolled out? mark: that is going to be the entree of the event. they will likely call it universal apps. to break it down for you, right now, if you are apple or a third-party developer and want to be on apple's multiple platforms, you would write an application, one that runs on the iphone/ipad. if you want to be on the mac, you would run a separate one. that takes away a lot of time to be focusing on new features and designs by having to write two different applications. apple is trying to merge that. you right one application that can run on an iphone, ipad and mac. and eventually this will go to all of their devices as well. emily: let's not forget the iphone completely. what about the iphone's new new features? mark: a new dark mode. new health

like port-mac. >> voice of translator: rose peck took all advantages. >> voice of translator: please consider this carefully. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: please don't flatter this corrupt person to be a great person and the resident won't allow it. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: to name the subway station after this immoral person is a shame to our city. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: the whole city will feel shame about it. >> voice of translator: -- [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: please, all supervisors. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: listen to public opinion and do not do the wrong thing. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: to make the wrong choice will be a saint -- a shame to the whole city and all the residents. >> voice of translator: please consider this carefully. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, honourable president yee, board of supervisors. my name is peter loo. i have been living in san francisco over 40 years. i wan

even apple having its own mac apps from the early days before the year 2000.t is being increasingly talked about now because of the comments from senator warren and the spotify conversation. you saw the screen time thing. parental guidance apps were using technology that could be intrusive. it is an interesting perspective. they unveiled the tv streaming service, the news service, gaming, a new credit card. what else could we see besides these apps? could there be something unexpected? mark: i don't think so. we do know there's going to be the mac pro and potentially new displays to go along with it. they are consumer bashes at the end of the year, september for iphones, october for mac and ipads. these new software platforms will set the stage for those other devices in the fall. i think those on the pro user side could be excited from these announcements. a really big focus this year for the app ecosystem. the iphone changes this year just don't seem that breakthrough. they do this on an annual basis so it is really hard to judge the scope of upgrades in jun

trans- mac i congratulate the people of japan on behalf of this succession. —— trans— mac.great work of emperor emeritus. i hope that emperor will serve as a symbol of the state and also the prosperity of the state and also the prosperity of the state and also the prosperity of the country and the peace of the world. we receive his majesty's word. and in the term of the world, we will keep the future of japan and the future of our country, we will make, we will build the future of the new imperial error. and i hope the new imperial error. and i hope the peace and prosperity of the imperial throne. japan's prime minister shinzo abe speaking there is representative of the japanese people in the constitution doesn't allow the emperor to have a political view but it was interesting to know that in his first public address, he talked about the protection of the constitution and how he will respect his role as the symbol of the country. as you can see, we are waiting outside the imperial palace. we are expecting the new emperor and his wife, empress masako, to leave the palace. h

ios 13, of course mac os 10.: there have been increasing concerns about apple's power running the app store and having apps of its own. senator elizabeth warren has proposed breaking up companies -- do you think that will play into it at all? mark: that is not something they will mention. this isn't particularly new. even apple having its own mac apps from the early days before the year 2000. it is being increasingly talked about now because of the comments from senator warren and the spotify conversation. you saw the screen time thing. parental guidance apps were using technology that could be intrusive. it is an interesting perspective. emily: they unveiled the tv streaming service, the news service, gaming, a new credit card. what else could we see besides these apps? could there be something unexpected? mark: i don't think so. we do know there's going to be the mac pro and potentially new displays to go along with it. they are consumer bashes at the end of the year, september for iphones, october for mac and

that means developers who write ipad apps will be able to port them to a mac.ook and others to get into the mac ecosystem for the first time or even the first time in a while, in the case of twitter. also, the apple watch is going to become more independent. that is going to be a big theme, driving the app store to the watch itself is going to be a big move for consumers and developers looking for additional exposure. on the iphone side, i don't think it will be a significant update because there will be lots of tweaks on the system. the ipad is going to get a big update to make it more compatible with more pro features. what you have seen them due to the ipad pro last year was i think quite frankly amazing. harbor isat ipad pro one of the best tablets or mobile computers you can buy. emily: ok, our very own mark gurman, as always, thank you for your reporting. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are livestreaming on twitter. you can find us there. this is bloomberg. ♪ the proceeding is a paid advertisement. >> i'm dana from the dana sho

lang port-mac. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: two years ago, my neighbor fell at home and could not get up. he is an elderly living by himself, so i called 911 on his behalf. there was chinese interpretation on the call, so the ambulance quickly arrived at our door. unfortunately, there were no chinese speaking dispatchers among those who came to our building, so we were unable to inform them that his condition -- of his condition, or his health history. there were lots of questions in anguish when the elderly was not able to answer. half an hour later, the ambulance took him but failed to inform us that he arrived in hospital, his family was unable to locate him. had there been a chinese speaking dispatcher, the elder would understand the causation and they could locate himself and not delay his treatment time [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: language access means basically -- it is the foundation to accessing treatment. i want to use this opportunity to urge

lang port-mac. >> voice of translator: we had to get signatures for the merchants. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: over 118 merchants post the newspaper against the naming of the subway station. >> voice of translator: only a few business owners who are not present there. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: we want to know if the business owners agree with the naming of chinatown. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they told us some of the followers went to the chinese chamber of commerce. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: these people have close relationship with the chinese communist party and the government, so they want to help those people. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: most of them are opposed to use her name [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: many of the merchants also experienced are angry to these men. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they are angry about who is going to use this name. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of trans

when mac saracens i won gain something out. when mac saracens i won seven gain something out.the past decade, they are eyeing up a that took next saturday for they are eyeing up a second double in three seasons. and on this evidence, who would bet against them? sarries will face the ciefs in the final next weekend. they beat northamptonxxx in their semifinal at sandy park 42—12. it's rugby league's magic weekend at liverpool's anfield stadium and the opening game was a cracker. dominant second—half performance, for tries, including the solo effort from tom 0'flaherty, which sealed their place in fourth consecutive premiership final. it's rugby league's magic weekend at liverpool's anfield stadium and the opening game was a cracker. wakefield trailed the catalan dragons 12 nil at half time but fought back to lead before benjamin garcia restored the catalan advantage. they were soon level though thanks to this try from ben jones bishop. a try atry in a try in the corner for ben jones bishop! there was just one point in it going into the final minute before garcia got his second

. >>> the giants had a big mac attack, mac williamson supersized the offense, in the big leagues for the first time since last june, he picked up where he left off in aaa, giants had a 4-1 lead, 2 batters later, kevin pilar, sixth home run, 14-4, the giants have won 4 of the last 6. >>> the warriors will be happy to be back on their home court, and also happy they made it back to oakland, after touching down, our photographer noticed a tail number that could be a bad number. >> your play number was 666. >> is that right? i'm glad we made it. >> made it, indeed. >>> double overtime, dallas goalie, ben bishop, and it is knocked into win the game in the series, double overtime, st. louis advances to the western conference finals, facing the winner of game 7 between the sharks and the avalanche. i st over, i thought it was going to be a nothing sports day. >> does throwing 2 no-hitters get you in the hall of fame? >> not quite. >> he is also double cy young. >> not yet. >> a great game by mike fiers, but he's not ready for coopertown yet. >>> (male announcer) welcome to a paid presentati

department inspector general releases his report, on the origins of the russia probe, and congressman mac thornberry is here, and how concerns over the chinese telecom giant huawei may be impacting u.s. china trade talks plus michigan congresswoman is here with us co -chair of the communications committee and former house oversight committee chairman trey gowdy, why he says when it comes to the origins of the russia probe look to e-mails between james comey and john brennan all that as we look ahead right now right here on "sunday morning futures." on the long-awaited doj inspector general's report on the origins of the russia investigation is expected to be completed in the coming weeks. a source telling fox news that i g michael horowitz is focusing on the role of the steele dossier. it's securing its surf advisory surveillance warrant on carter page: attorney general william barr says he has questions about how then president-elect trump was breached on the selacious and unverified material in that dossier. >> in the period of time between election day and the inauguration, did anyone

, so look for facebook and others to get into the mac ecosystem for the first time or even the first-- in a while, in the case of twitter. also, the apple watch is going to become more independent. that is going to be a big theme, driving the app store, a big move for both consumers and developers looking for additional exposure on the iphone side, not a significant update but lots of tweaks around the system, really hitting on the wish list of some consumers that you can see off-line, and then the ipad is going to get a big update to make it more compatible with more pro features. what you have seen it do with the ipad pro last year was i think quite frankly amazing. i think this is one of the best tablets or computers you can buy. emily: ok, our very own mark gurman, as always, thank you for your reporting. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are on twitter. you can find us there. this is bloomberg. ♪ "daybreak:come to australia." i am paul allen. sophie: and we are counting down to the open. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we are covering in the next hour.

mac television is really coming right into our living rooms in a way it never has before.g: this the same after trump. >> camera, whiskey, we got it here and [inaudible]. greg: this is robert de niro before trump. >> we are not anti- vaccination but just we want safe vaccination. greg: this is an after trump. >> parrott, hammett, different looking child. [inaudible] [laughter] greg: this is rosie before trump. >> yes! yes completion point. greg: this is hurt now. >> [inaudible]. greg: at least she is consistent. she has always felt this way, not about trump but about you. trump, after all, is a symbol for the rest of america that bad wasteland in between the rehabs of melville and the restaurants of new york, they hate you. they hate me. they hate everything that is not by the crap they are selling which is themselves. maybe it is time we do we turn the paper but how about an honest tourist guide for hollywood. ♪ >> go to hollywood for the land where shallow people seek validation. go see a movie, they suck. you can stroll down the historic walk of fame or dodging hustlers

you didn't have taurus mac -- taurus mac -- the germans cut on the foliage. you don't want trees to deflect bullets. it gives you a sense of what you have there. the allies have planned this minutely. it is predicated on surprise. you're not going to hit omaha beach over and over again. that means, you are talking about a one- off aerial bombardment. asking the heavies who were lucky to get their bomb and that they mage within a mile or so their target. about a 2000 yard window with their unfriendly fleet, and troops about to come into. it was a cloudy day. if you are bombardier, you're not going to drop if you think there's a chance you'll hit your own fleet are people. the bomb in land. next to nothing from an aerial side. it is better targeted. problem is, once you see the explosions, you have all of the missed and cloudy weather. have dust and smoke and plumes of smoke that make it tougher for the naval observers to see precisely what they are shooting at. in the end, you're shooting at an enemy hunkered down. in the big red one sector, the naval and air

shorter race but quick turnaround. >> mac williamson 511 feet without of hit the glove? at oracle? >> if a player hits the glove at oracle that you get is $1 million. >> with 511 have hit it? >> 504. >> thanks. . >> here is a look at some of the stories we are working on tonight. the u.s. and china on the brink of a massive trade deal in the balance. what it means for american workers. >>> dozens of high school students rally to save a classmate facing a controversial deportation. >>> a football player's remarkable comeback story. . >> the new addition to the oakland zoo, handlers hope it is going to be a match. . >> oakland zoo welcoming a new member to the family. >> the animal is meant to do a lot more than look cute. check it out this little tamarin named alberto was brought in to provide some much-needed companionship for electra. after the passing of her former companion, they live in family groups in their native colombia and can be depressed if kept alone. zoo officials say she is already doing much better since alberto arrived. >> what's your sign? >> you look. >> my name

mac was a little light, but temporary issue as a result of a processor shortage. we feel good about the corner. obviously, the huge cash return continues. they authorize another $75 billion a share repurchase. it is a good problem to have, to have 100 $13 billion of net cash that you are trying to draw down to zero. taylor: increasing their dividends and buybacks. $60 billion free cash flow annually. why aren't they going out, in terms of talking about use of cash, and buying a netflix for example? >> it is funny you say that. we have the reduction in cash from the share repurchase, but that it gets replaced by the cash flow. our model right now, we are modeling in such a way that they would never get to a cash neutral position. there could be something in the works down the road for them to do something more transformational from an acquisition standpoint. as you know, it has not been mo in the past. there could be something in content or health the closely d service component delivered on the top line. tell me about what you think about the margin expansion he i

i'm sure once all of this is done, they're hopinghat your babysitter will make some kraft mac and cheese an excellent area. their mting department, they went out on a limb there. 100 bucks, that's a lot to dish out there. >> huge these days. >>> marvel studios is taking steps towards lgbtq representation with plans to reveal a gay superhero. viring an inter on entertainment weekly live, filmmakers joe and anthony russo said that the character will be in an upcoming film. but it's not a new character. it's going to be someone fans already know. according to joe russo, the president of marvel udstios, will make that announcement very soon. until then, we're left to wonder which character will it be? first gay superhero out there on film. >> i like that. i like the speculation leading up to itit going to get everybody talking. >>> mcdond's is bringing its international menu to the united states. the fast food chain announced they will bent iducing four new dishes from different parts of the world to participating restaurants nationwide. the new dishes include a troop waffle mcflurry, a gran

>> french mac good question. i don't know. >> countries. china? feel really dumb p7 who did america fight? >> confederate versus the union. >> that was the revolutionary war. jesse: when was lincoln president? >> 1850. >> 1830s. >> 1840. >> sixty. >> that's a lot. jesse: who won the civil war, north or south? ♪ >> northern. >> i don't remember. jesse: what countries did america fight in world war ii? >> spain. >> germany. >> france. >> japanese guys. i don't think poland was too much a part of it but i heard rumors. >> russia? jesse: who bombed pearl harbor? >> your putting me on the spot where i go blank. >> was that china? jesse: who was present during world war ii? >> winston churchill. jesse: are you british? >> no. >> during world war ii i think it was bush. am i close? >> nixon. jesse: who did america fight in the vietnam war? korea. >> france. >> is that france? [laughter] p7 who did we fight in the vietnam war? >> vietnam mac the account we still do not win. jesse: who won the cold war? >> i do not know. >> russia? >> france. jesse: americ

this is the best part about it but mac. [applause] >> political futures. i'm delighted in this presentation that's been more educational than almost anything i have seen. how can we make sure that base of the democratic party and the presidential debates are informative and instructive other than personal backgrounds? [applause] >> make sure i am on the debate stage. [laughter] listen, if you share my view we need a debate on climate change i can't help you. i have advocated to be singularly focused on climate change issues and if you share that view share with the national party that is one way to do it. governor i like to thank you for your passion and leadership on this issue it is clear that you are influencing this debate so let's give him a round of. [applause] >> [inaudible] [applause] >> second deadline for the justice department to give congress the full unredacted mother report expired this morning. in response, house judiciary committee chair jerry nadler scheduled a wednesday vote to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. t

trans- mac with the truth asa leaders.s a sword, as a shield, we face so many attacks and so many lies and thanks to it, we've emerged victorious in every situation and will continue to emerge victorious in any difficulty we face from now on in the upcoming months and years. i have no doubt about it. but earlier, it seems his time as president of venezuela was coming to an end. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, said maduro was on his way to cuba. he was ready to go, he made a decision that we had been urging him to make for quite some time and that he was diverted from that action by the russians. we helped him reconsider and get back on the plane. we've made it very clear we support the national assembly, the interim president, juan guaido, and we are supporting the venezuelan people. juan guaido himself appeared to have the backing of the military from this social media post. and it seems his push the power isn't over. in another on line post, he defiantly said the struggle for power on what he calls operation free

if you're talking to this get to the mac made and into the city, it will take you a long time because five lanes are still shut down this morning. >>> 6:51. here es steve. >>> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> we have a lot of low clouds and higher clouds in place. temperatures falling just short of where they should be this time of year. fog clearing and 50 this morning. looking for a high of 67 this afternoon in inverness. am i really seeing rain? no. unless you're in lake county, napa county i would not worry about it. this really won't be until tomorrow although there could be a little to the north today. we saw a couple build ups yesterday. lake county, in line for that, but a system sweeping in tomorrow. this is inland, though, not for the coast. nothing shows any sign for that. in the sierra as well. >> 50s on the temperatures here. 51 gilroy. 49 ball der creek. 50s, 60s in the valley. 50s on the coast. 30s in the mountains. las vegas and phoenix are rebounding after another cool day yesterday for them. but 81. they will start to make the move ward 90 as palm springs did yesterd

and then she hired veteran criminal defense attorney mac secrest to defend her. >> quite frankly, i can smell bs from across the room. and when i sat down and spoke with her, her story was plausible, i didn't hear anything that -- rang -- kind of a false note. >> reporter: allison secrest -- mac's niece -- served as co-counsel. >> she's a sweet person, she doesn't have a temper. and it was really apparent to us she had a good relationship with her husband. >> reporter: they couldn't fathom how sandra was under suspicion for a crime that defied physical possibilities. after all she was found tied up, barricaded in her closet -- >> she believes she's had a seizure. or maybe she was actually hit in the head and was knocked unconscious. >> reporter: to these attorneys, the case seemed suspiciously thin -- >> "where's the beef? where's the crime?" i guess more importantly, "where's the investigation?" >> reporter: it had taken more than a year and a half to indict sandra. so what were the detectives doing all that time? well that's an involved story, investigated by nbc affiliate kprc-tv. th

this is notjust hurting tab on mac, this is more so hurting tab on mac, this is more so hurting somedave explained in that report, in terms of huawei smartphone users, doesn't about them now but it will impact in the future, if this is not sorted out in the meantime. in terms of huawei itself, it's been looking at its plan b, it's been looking ahead into its relationship with google and other american companies, the fact that it might be able to continue that relationship in the future, there have been coming up with another option. absolutely. they have started doing their own ships. they have done their own ships. they have done their own ships because it's notjust what we feel, can you load google, it is also, can you put used to the smartphone? this supply chains are interconnected. they have been looking at one of the tech analyst said, in the short run, this is clearly very bad for huawei. in the medium term it may also not be that good for google because they will come up with alternative ways of connecting. so that actually break, you know google has a strong lock on global c

it will feel very chilly. —— eight mac or 9 degrees.s and with colder air, some of us will have a touch of frost. a bit more cloud. the cloud will head towards the south. further south, the cloud will head towards the south. furthersouth, not as the cloud will head towards the south. further south, not as many showers as today. the temperatures are not in great shape for this time of year. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: senior conservatives have called for the party to pull together after it suffered its worst results in english local elections for almost 25 years. the party lost over a thousand councillors. labour also suffered key losses. police say the leak of information from the national security council about chinese tech giant huawei "did not contain information that would breach the official secrets act" and "did not amount to a criminal offence".

talking about fannie mae and freddie mac conservatorship. applied to come out of that, they already paid $100 billion. >> build capital, you need to be able to end the sweeps to retain earnings that's start number one. emphasize, however, still in negotiations with treasuries and looking for the administration's plan not calendar dependent it's process. >> so no win but you just lost the chief adviser on that. craig phillips just resigned is that going to slow down the process of taking them out >> i hope not. my understanding is that the report is done, secretary mnuchin and i have a long working relationship and i was with the vice president. i'm absolutely confident that secretary mnuchin and i can get to a good agreement. >> you said changing the treasury sweep would not be good enough but recapitalize by taking them public how would that work and when would that work and what would it mean to current shareholders worth about 2.5 bucks now? >> emphasize that we've been on the job about a month. looking to treasury and reports forthcoming

it is also quite foggy around the east coast, mist mac around the east coast, mist mac around the easta lovely sunny note for northern ireland, for england and wales, plenty of bright blue skies first thing in the morning. it will brighten up in scotland as well, but that as that process gets under way, especially through the afternoon, we will see some showers breaking out on some of those will turn heavy, thundery and slow—moving, one or two getting into north—east england as well stop otherwise, dry with sunshine and feeling warm in the sunshine and feeling warm in the sunshine given the light when. on into wednesday's took and again there is going to be a lot of dry weather to come, feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine. obviously the exception will be across parts of scotla nd exception will be across parts of scotland where we will see some big cloud coming in, bringing the threat of rain perhaps into aberdeenshire, certainly for the northern isles, where it will be cooler, just ten in lerwick, and temperatures in the high teens to low 20s further south. for the next few days,

this must win evening provided one of the pounds—mac must see moments.was a was likely to be a night of tension. 0ne it was a was likely to be a night of tension. one way you would not be sitting comfortably. and for the first half it was edge of your seat stuff. the margins seemed finer than ever, sergio aguero was as close as manchester city got. they grew impatient, pep remained impassive, lester remained impenetrable. this was fast turning into city boss mike everest. they set up base camp in the leicester half, sterling over, patients running out. aguero saved, time running out, vincent company... the goal, the moment of the season that would be replayed again and again. and again. the blue moon rising, sending back to the top of the table, also the story goes. leicester had a chance to ruin that fairy tale three minutes from time only to fluff their lines. nothing could deny city tonight. there could still be one more twist on this one. after all, who could have predicted that? we played incredible. more offensive, than they have in the more last g

by the way you know any loan mortgage loan backed by fannie mae and freddie mac. and those are u.s. government sponsored entities and they won't back and they won't give a mortgage for any property near fracking but here's china single party rule and this is what has happened in march twenty ninth teen just a month ago china experiences a fracking boom and all the problems that go with it this is in the new york times again there's a thing called a richter scale and it's measured by geologists in the u.s. geological service have at will also backed the facts of you know maybe nato might contradict this but the actual scientists say there were three big earthquakes and douse shann in china and the locals got very angry because of the fracking operations nearby which they believe caused these three earthquakes killed two people and wounded thirteen more than twenty thousand homes and three villages suffered damage and nine collapsed completely according to a statement by the county about one thousand six hundred people or displace forced to move in with relatives or live temporarily a

we are about to see with mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac.gency director is with the government and he is looking to say enough. we are going to end the government stronghold on the mortgage industry's most famous or infamous names, fannie and freddie. charlie gasparino with the internal timetable floating for this releasing of the hounds. >> i like that analogy. i was thinking of mr. ed. remember, wilbur? liz: no, i'm too young. >> a talking horse. by the way, that show was for adults. just shows you where we were in the '60s. you had a talking horse. liz: innocent time. >> before vietnam or before vietnam heated up. here's what we know. the trump administration led largely by steve mnuchin and mr. callabria have a timetable drawn up right now for the release of fannie and freddie essentially from what it is now, conservatorship, government controlled, taking all their profits, to something more private. here is the timetable. i can't tell you the trade off this thing. i can just tell you this is in the mind of the government, looking to mak

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that is just about it from this edition of rob mac tonight.ll have plenty more sport here throughout the evening including that result from the champions league semifinal. we will have another sportsday for you at 10:30pm. hello there, it has been a cool and wet day, the rain i'm sure welcome by some gardeners and farmers given how dry the weather has been recently. the rain system is this low pressure at the south—west. pressure north northwards followed by shallow clouds. those showers have been widespread across southern parts of england. they have also produced a number of thunderstorms with a fairly large sized hail, pea sized hail there heavier in the day in london. looking at the weather picture through the rest of the night, we are going to see our rain band stop moving northwards and slowly sink a bit further southwards. all in all, the rain doesn't let up across north—east england. a particularly soggy night here. clear skies to the north of scotla nd here. clear skies to the north of scotland where we will have patches of frost. oth

look at services now an $11.5 billion number according to last night's report that's double what the mac is. that is screaming higher now, so, that means they've got a more diversified revenue stream to draw from, judge they drop an awful lot of that service revenue to the bottom line i love the way that works. i don't take issue with people, perhaps like jenny, that might even say given how much it's run, is it fully valued? it's getting closer, but i think more like some of the upside targets around 240 are where this thing is heading. >> all right so let's throw that graphic back up, guys in the back, if you would. i think it's interesting it shows you what everybody knows, how big of a chunk the iphone means for revenues for apple. so that 54%. >> fair. >> that used to be two-thirds. so, that number has come down. i'm wondering if you say that silence all the doubters, why revenue's down 5%, profit's down 16%, iphone down 17% so how do you view the quarter is it a good quarter >> it's a good quarter relative to the recent expectation. if they didn't reset expect takes and we just ann