what is this, the macbook air?i don't know if you remember where you were 14 years ago, but that was the last time apple significantly updated its macbook air. this new model, the reviews just dropped this morning, todd hazelton said it's the best computer you can buy and the reviews are just glowing this will be a real test for apple demand as recession fears mount and all these questions, apple versus the recession, who wins there are a lot of different theories going on here what we do know is when it comes to the mac line of business, this business has been screaming the entire pandemic as people are working from home and needed different kinds of computers to do their jobs and so forth but what we really need to figure out is now that we're in this possible recessionary environment, is that demand going to hold up we're getting mixed signals all over the place but the common theory we're hearing is the apple customer is wealthier than your average customer and they might be able to hold up and keep that demand

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but it also takes an incredibly long time to prepare this yolanda to the level oil macbook, it better be each individual flavor is made differently and multiple ends up if that it, if i don't, the single odyssey will oh, wall. oh wow. listen, this is the best vanilla in the world. it's from tahiti. for flavor, they add further ingredients to the base recipe, like vanilla pulp, pistachios, hazelnut, or cow beans. each one has to be ground into a liquid mixture using this device. bed is a lot of room for the pistachio flavor. i'll use real cream. pistachios from bron tim kick was full clea. these ones here, yamma after we 1st rosalie and then you find them and i love what the process is slow yet and requires this stone mill you. it takes 4 days. so job pistachio is one of the janitory is 8 standard flavors and it sure does look good. but this is the cafe superstar, the king of to, latinos is prepared with gold coil and premium arraignment. saffron purchased at 55 euros a gram. the siblings only accept pre orders for their king sector because the sat on mixture has to spend 3 days absorb

they didn't you see, they see the calculators and probably think that it's some kind of macbook and as there, uh, they hid the bottles, but they hid the bottles indiscriminately here and there, like that, they were worth something a long time ago, right after the deoccupation, he says oleksandr began to think about how to restore the business , there was a problem with the electricity supply, it took a long time to restore their power generator, they found fuel, they found new employees, half of the old ones are still abroad, blueberry pickers on the territory of the enterprise and live and work during the season, we live in dormitories located on the territory of the enterprise when the work ends, we leave our area and then gather again for the season. after a month and a half of occupation, the enterprise lost up to losses of 40% of the crop have not been precisely calculated, but the amount is predicted to be tens of thousands of dollars. blueberries themselves have recently fallen in price, and growing them is becoming more and more expensive. the berry was popular in ukraine only

they don't understand, they see calculators and they probably think that the macbook is some kind ofe of laptops there, uh, they used to hide the bottles, and they hid the bottles indiscriminately here and there, like that, something a long time ago, uh, they were worth right after the deoccupation, says oleksandr, they started thinking about how to restore business, there was a problem with electricity supply to restore for a long time for its power generator, they found fuel, they found new employees, half of the old ones are still abroad, they collected blueberries on the territory of the enterprise and live and work at the time of the season, we live in the dormitories located on the territory of the enterprise, when the work ends, we leave our area and then gather again for the season. due to the occupation of the enterprise for a month and a half, up to 40% of the crop was lost. the losses have not been precisely calculated, but the amount is predicted to be tens of thousands of dollars. the blueberries themselves have recently fallen in prices, and growing it is more and more

they don’t understand, that is, they see calculators and probably think what is a macbook, a couple ofps , there are bottles, and they hid the bottles indiscriminately there, so it was something a long time ago, they cost money right after the deoccupation, oleksandr says, they started thinking about how to restore business, a problem arose with the electricity supply, it took a long time to restore power for its generator, found fuel, found new employees, half of the old ones are still abroad, blueberry pickers on the territory of the enterprise and live and work during the season, we live in dormitories located on the territory of the enterprise, and when work ends, we leave to our area and then we are going again for the season. due to the one and a half month occupation, the enterprise lost up to 40% of the crop, the losses were not precisely calculated, but the amount is predicted in the tens of thousands of dollars, the price of blueberries has fallen recently, and growing them is becoming more and more expensive. the berry was popular in ukraine only in the last few years . blue

manufacturer before the war, it was prohibited, but now under such a scheme , in particular, iphones and macbooksractice has shown, russians are not capable of high-quality import substitution, the latest such example was a parody of mcdonald's, delicious and dot buns with mold and cutlets with insect legs recently gave many russians acute gastrointestinal disorders. at the same time, washington is checking those already working so that moscow cannot bypass them. our time in the united states is commenting on the resignation of british prime minister boris johnson and insists that no changes in surnames will change the position of the west regarding ukraine about the important political statements of the day . commented and this is how it was commented. i personally had the opportunity today to ask a question to the deputy secretary of state of the united states, douglas jones, these are the officials who answered exactly questions for the countries of europe and eurasia well, lyosh, i told him verbatim what to do and if you were to interview him, and i think many of our viewers said, i said that

yes, that is, it doesn't make iphones or macbooks there illegal goods or criminal goods, but simply becausewith any of its own products, then import them by whatever, that's why i can't say that it's good. yes, because it's an obvious violation of the agreement signed in russia with the apple company. but it's definitely not smuggling, so, so , so. okay, then, let's have three more minutes. it remains as you see it. the latest package of sanctions, the seventh, which is currently being discussed. why did it hang up a little and ah? well, how effective will it be , what impact will it have on the russian federation, in particular, the ban on gas cargo? i don't know of any talks about the offices of the seventh package yet we only see that you are watching the fourth package, which was accepted in march, it started working after three months, the sixth package, which was accepted at the beginning of june, this is where the embargo on oil and petroleum products begins to work after six or eight months, from this i conclude that if there is a seventh package then most likely the varnish between

they don't understand, that is, they see calculators and probably think that it's a macbook, a couplethere, uh, they opened bottles, but they hid those indiscriminately there the bottles cost something like that a long time ago, says oleksandr , they started thinking about how to restore the business, there was a problem with the electricity supply, it took a long time to restore their generator for power, they found fuel, they found new employees, half of the old ones are still in across the border, blueberry pickers live and work on the territory of the enterprise and live and work during the season, we live in dormitories located on the territory of the enterprise, and when work ends, we leave our area and then gather again for the season. due to the occupation of the enterprise for a month and a half, up to 40% of the crop was lost, the losses are accurate they did not count, but they predict an amount of tens of thousands of dollars, the blueberry itself has fallen in price recently, and growing it is becoming more and more expensive. the blueberry was popular in ukraine only in

they have the iphone pro, the ipad pro, airpods and macbook pro. that lets them charge more money.'re going to see with this new extreme sports addition is more revenue. asp's. the average sales price of the apple watch go up for this product. that's why they are doing this. that market is not so big, but if you look more as an apple watch pro or -- more of that than extreme sports addition, you're going to appeal to the affluent customer who is willing to pay more. >> talk to us about what features, what areas it's going to try to exploit. >> you will see a bigger battery. the longest battery life ever on an apple watch. a bigger display. the biggest display ever on an apple watch. probably a titanium case. something far more durable. three times to four times more durable than the normal stainless steel apple watch and five times to seven times durable than the aluminum apple watch. a shatterproof screen. a new body temperature sensor so you can take your temperature on the watch. it won't give you an exact number, it may be able to indicate if you have a fever or another conditi

tournament, and now the grandmaster can compete for the world chess crown ahead of schedule with the macbook. russian air defense systems destroyed three ukrainian ballistic missiles over belgorod. at the wreckage of one of them fell on a residential building, the ministry of defense announced this today. . a deliberate ballistic missile strike was made. with cluster munitions and drones, then 143 flights to the elderly quarters of belgorod and kursk where there are no military installations. i want to emphasize in this missile strike purposefully planned and carried out against the civilian population of russian cities by russian air defense systems. all three point u ballistic missiles with cluster warheads launched by ukrainian nationalists at belga were destroyed in the air as a result of the defeat of ukrainian missiles , fragments of one of them fell on a residential building in the city also by russian means. this air defense on the approach to kursk destroyed two ukrainian jet unmanned aerial vehicles stuffed with explosives, then 143 flights. at as a result of the shelling of belgor

macbook and wearables not performing well. this was a company that suspended guidance. i don't know what apple's definition of guidance is, but tim cook gave us guidance that things in china are -- improved on the demand and supply side particularly in the month of june. sales beat estimates in china. it will be interesting going into the september quarter where tim cook says revenue will accelerate. they are being disciplined was spending. his words were liberal with spending while continuing to invest in spite of recessionary environment which he said is standard operating procedure for apple. street likes what it sees. in some ways a relief. a big part of the china story is the supply chain where china plays a key role for apple is improving. shery: we are expecting amazon to be a wildcard. they did pretty well. ed: amazon once again proves it is greater than the sum of its parts. a narrow beat and strong outlook for the third quarter. everyone focuses in on prime. they have raised prices, yet subscriptions group. look at aws. a lot of customers are startups, yet the

they are doing great with their macbook and you see that with the iphone. that is one aspect to it.ther aspect is execution managing -- that is very significant as well. you have an element of the -- it is impressive do the talking about people who switched to an iphone for the first time. record user base by every product. as a consumer franchise, they are making good progress. lisa: where do you see weakness in the lower income a second is in the consumer forecast? it looks like they brought an out to the more affluent customer to affect the likes of apple which seems increasingly like a consumer stable -- consumer stable. -- staple. pierre: you are asking the question that keeps me awake at night. we are seeing that develop rapidly. we see consumer -- with the higher end of the market. we have always seen things moving together but this is not the case today. my honest concern from a stock effective, i am very neutral on apple. on one hand as he developed to of the franchise, the value of the business. on the other hand, i am getting worried that at some point, when the recession

pricey phones we'll get a test of demand in a different way starting next week, sarah, when the new macbookee if they can keep up with that. >> telecom and cloud based companies are more resilient you have been nibbling at tech stocks, is apple one of them >> no. we've been raging bulls from 2014 to about 2021 and we game net sellers. we still own it, but it's expensive. i understand it's a scenario that they are suggesting but i do think if you get a sell-off and we would be stepping in and accumulating more shares it's a great iconic brand and the ecosystem is what you're buying hand set demands can decline and the ecosystem can still grow we would be buyers we're done selling for now >> it's up today it's up 2.5% for the week. take a look at shares of grub hub parent just eat take away soaring today after news of a deal with amazon which will bring restaurant delivery to prime members via a one-year subscription to grub hub plus. amazon has the option to take a 2% stake in u.s.-based grub hub. just eat said amazon could bump its stake to 15% based on performance terms of the deal. look a

this involves a strategy that has brought the iphone pro, macbook pro and airpods pro to market over last several years. the pro apple watch will come in the form of a new model that is named -- and at extreme sports athletes and anyone else seeking the most advanced smartwatch available. the high end model will have a larger and more shatter resistant display, a rugged metal casing, a body temperature sensor, improved hiking and soon tracking, as well as battery life apple's new watch will come in a case size between 46 millimeters and a seven millimeters up from 45 millimeters on the apple watch series seven of today. the new screen will have about 7% more active screen area than the currently largest model. i also think that the new high-end device could replace the apple watch addition and come in durable titanium. given that a bigger screen and higher and construction are in play here, my guess is that the new device will start at between at $900 in thousand dollars approaching the price of an iphone 13 pro. for those not looking to pay for an apple watch at that price point, th

macbook laptops have the butterfly keys from around 2015 to 2019 before switching back to a more traditional users who replaced keyboards will now be paid. it could be entitled to anywhere from $50 to $395. apple did not admit any wrongdoing in agreeing to the settlement. spending a lot of money on this. >> the upside of the robo texts, i feel i have so many more friends. >> they are not real friends, larry. >> kristin, way to burst the bubble to thank you -- burst the bubble. >> covid cases continue to surge. it is not just causing problems related to health. >> i was not heard. i was not respected. i sat on my -- on the table and i just cried. >> the maternal health crisis in the u.s. and why it is mostly affecting black and brown wom there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few. comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology soluti

when the new macbook comes out alphabet cut from $3,000 it was well over $3,300 from now saying headndemic comes, the russia situation and, of course, foreign exchange also there's going to be trouble with youtube any signs of weakness or consumer demand. and finally we got barclays cutting for netflix to $170 a share. a slew of factors including losing subscribers in the u.s. and competition, tons of things working against netflix. >> maybe the fed minutes helped some of the big names. >> thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" with sara eisen starts right now >> thank you, dom and courtney >>> a late day rally here. the most important hour of trading starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen where we stand in the market, not too far off session highs. we got as far as 200 on the dow, up about 150 or so most sectors are working the nasdaq up

it's macbook along with the no look dish to wiseman for the jam.finishes with 14 points , seven boards. unfortunately the okay see thunder. they take this 92 82 despite the good work put in by the young guns for a little cto on this t g, i f you know how we do it here? and we start with showing how i would play mini golf four year old is this time? yes i'm four years old. yes four year old atlas, don young. he doesn't believe in measuring for the distance reading the brakes and the green . he just puts the ball downs and swings away. and you know it works for him. look at that. how does he get that to do that? look, it does it again. just swing swing for the fences. i love it. it doesn't work for me, though. i'm all over the place, and i'm really not sure what to say about this, however. cocoa the basketball playing defense against his owner, mitchell royce. now apparently royce with the advantage of opposable thumbs and agility can shake the steer for two but here's the but is he willing to take a charge and draw a foul? not and no final score on

the eligible laptops include mac books, macbook airs and mac. the pro sold between 2015 2019. butterfly keyboards were prone to failure. they could even be in restaurants in charlotte, north carolina. for a limited time the nuggets are made with white meat and of course, kfc signature 11 herbs and spices. they come in serving sizes of 8.12, or 36 pieces. kfc says the chicken will be bonus because that's what gen z diners prefer live from the nasdaq market site. i'm monica malpass. back to thanks a lot, monica. out. >> also for your money this morning, gas prices continue to drop around the country. yeah, exactly this morning. and there's only one bay area county coming up saying this. they're averaging more than $6 a gallon 5, something. let's find out how much covers will tran is live in san mateo county high >> but that late. i mean, we are celebrating anything less than $6. that's the word. but i feel like splurging. once i fill up after this newscast, i plan to go inside and maybe give me a bag of potato chips or something because you have savings which we didn't have abou

has authored several books himself on the presidencies of clinton, bush and obama and co-author to macbooks with his wife susan glasser who's now with the new yorker including one about the early years of vladimir putin's will and a biography last year of james baker. he and susan are currently working on their own book about the trump years. jonathan peter take it away. >> thank you very much for hosting this today, and thank you to lisa who is also working on a book, and can't wait to read that. anybody who doesn't know brad and alyssa are former colleagues of mine and my wife's of the "washington post" and, of course, all the best and most extraordinary bookstore in america, so we're so glad you have become such an important place for people to gather, talk about big books like john's here. john, i want stop icing for civil i love your book. "betrayal" is a great book. anybody who's watching the should buy it. buy for christmas, for your parents come for your uncles and aunts. bye for the people love trump and buy for people hate trumpet anybody should be to pick us an important book. i

i use the fingerprint reader on my computer to open my macbook. what i got in my morning -- when i got into my car, my car recognize my face. and as i was driving, i used facial recognition to make sure i was paying attention to the road. that was just in the couple of hours today. and it changed our lives and it's amazing to think that this was once the world of science fiction. and now we just take it completely for granted. obviously, biometric spurring a lot of benefits to our daily lives. and we want to make sure that we are able to continue to allow those benefits while protecting the privacy of the people that rely on biometrics. so for that reason, i'm particularly glad that doctor with me from the institute of technological -- to talk about this stay space. nest has been working in research and development of biometrics for over 60 years. they have had an incredible role to play in developing standards for biometrics. and i'm hoping that in the same way that they helped fbi establish standards for fingerprint technologies in the 1960s, th

apple's macbook air, next generation chips will be inside shipping next week. remember apple makes its own chips for iphones, ipads, mac books, ending multidecade partnership with intel, one of the largest chip-makers on the planet all of sudden. goldman sachs cutting their price target down to 130. goldman says the slowing economy means hardware sales will be down 2% the next two business years. still consensus on the street neil is still 160. katie huberty morgan stanley, most respected apple analysts calling for 185 for the stock. apple reports july 28th this month. neil: the stock has already been cut in half. how much more bludgeoning can it take? susan, thank you for the tennis update. i appreciate that. quite the athlete. reporter: quarterfinals. neil: absolutely, bocci ball championship next week. i will cue you in own that charlie gasparino is not only on the tiktok thing because all his popular dances are on that but government regulators sniffing around right? >> you haven't seen me do it, neil. the pressure is building on tiktok whether its shares i

i use facial recognition to open my phone, used the fingerprint reader on my computer to open my macbook. when i got to my car this morning, to go to my district office, the car recognized my face to set the seat settings. as i was arriving, used facial recognition to make sure i was paying attention to the road and that's just in the first couple of hours of today and it's definitely changed our lives and it's amazing to think that this was once the world of science fiction and now we just take it completely for granted. obviously, biometric spurring a lot of benefits to our daily lives. we want to make sure that we are able to continue to allow those benefits while protecting the privacy of the people that rely on biometrics. for that reason, i am particularly glad that dr. romine, from the national institute of standards and technology, is with us here today to talk about the work that -- nist is doing in space. nist has been working in research research for over 60 years. they have had incredible role to play in developing standards for biometrics. i'm hoping that in the same way the