. >> al: so mcafee's on side kick leads to the recovery, leads for the touchdown. vinatieri for the point after and with 3:26 remaining in the fourth, can luck do it again? he was down 24-0 at one point, has squandered a goal to goal opportunity giving up the ball, they settled for three points on another goal to goal opportunity and still here they are down only by seven. >> cris: the bigger question is can pat mcafee do it again. this is an on side kick they recovered. this is not a must on side kick situation. remember, offensively, for peyton manning, yes, he is still peyton manning but you're backed up and certainly don't want to turn the ball over and make it a short field. so there's a lot of pressure on the offense in this situation. you're going to kick it out of the back of the end zone, give it to them on the 20 yard line. big decision here by chuck pagano. >> al: i don't think i would here because if you don't recover it, he's got the short field. you're in denver. a field goal makes it a two-possession game. >> cris: there are alternatives. there are s

mcafee made accusations about the prime minister of belize.intends to post videos and evidence that he claimed showed the government trying to kill him on a website he started. at this point, none of the evidence he claims to have had has been posted on the site for stop is not for us what to our request to provide the evidence. lawyers sent us a letter denying his claims. bloomberg has not been able to independently verify his accusations. we do not agree with or endorse his claims. a titanic change in one of silicon valley's most legendary software companies. larry ellison is stepping down as the ceo of oracle. he cofounded the company 37 years ago and has been the only ceo in oracle history. he hands the reins over to safra catz and mark hurd. can these two share the role? i want to bring back our editor at large cory johnson and bloomberg contributor and editor paul kedrosky from san diego. now that we have had 24 hours to digest this news, paul, what is your take on how well safra catz and mark hurd can work together? >> i think they can

. >> al: so mcafee's on side kick leads to the recovery, leads for the touchdown. vinatieri for the point after and with 3:26 remaining in the fourth, can luck do it again? he was down 24-0 at one point, has squandered a goal to goal opportunity giving up the ball, they settled for three points on another goal to goal opportunity and still here they are down only by seven. >> cris: the bigger question is can pat mcafee do it again. this is an on side kick they recovered. this is not a must on side kick situation. remember, offensively, for peyton manning, yes, he is still peyton manning but you're backed up and certainly don't want to turn the ball over and make it a short field. so there's a lot of pressure on the offense in this situation. you're going to kick it out of the back of the end zone, give it to them on the 20 yard line. big decision here by chuck pagano. >> al: i don't think i would here because if you don't recover it, he's got the short field. you're in denver. a field goal makes it a two-possession game. >> cris: there are alternatives. there are s

we have peter chafkin and andrew mcafee. gentlemen, really great to have you with us today. first of all, i would like to get to you, channing, being an apple shareholder here. i noted into the event today you would not be adding to any of your holdings. you wouldn't be buying the stock unless you see something that really grabs you. something of significance. have you heard that thing? >> capital advisers, we haven't. the expectations of a bigger phone model, we got that. an iwatch, we got that. an introduction of mobile payments, we got that. we feel that a lot of good news is priced into this. we expect a big iphone launch. the question for us is, what's the revenue expectation and earnings expectation for the iwatch and the payment system? we think that's going to take a long time to develop. we also think that iwatch is a niche market, not a massive option market. >> andrew mcafee, author of "the second age." you are a big think guy on this panel. take a step back, go to 40,000 feet and what can you tell looking at what you know now about the pace of innovation at apple

mcafee, that was sold. and guess what? now fireeye is being talked about as a potential takeout candidate. >> who could buy it? this is a $5 million market cap. they're expected to have $4 million in sales. >> they bought it for $7.6 billion with trailing $2 billion worth of sales. this would be the most egregious acquisition. i don't know who can buy them. to me, 17%, given the fact that this stock was, you know, it was 200% higher just a few months ago, that could be their there. he may downgrade this thing like that if it gets the move and a has high short interest. >>> treasure sec secretary at a speak saying meaningful legislation is needed to shut the door on inversion. karen, noticed something pretty interesting that could indicate whether companies really think the government will crack down on inversions. karen sat the smart board with the fine print. your maiden voyage on the smart board, karen. >> happy to be at the smart board. well, normally taxes obviously don't get that much interest like they did today. but

>> what the spear phishing hasils nowadays -- mcafee seen more complex attacks.onscious of why we give up information. out laterpaper coming this month talking about how they basically managed to manipulate us into giving up our data. the sad reality is, many of us are just all too willing to be trusting on the internet. hopefully people will wake up to that. >> is any information safe online? or do you have to always keep in mind that it could one day be honorable -- be vulnerable? >> there is no such thing as 100% security. each and every single one of us have to take responsibility. degree of duee a diligence about where we store our data or what we do with our information. the icloud and whether it's an itail or texting or whatever is, we have to take measures to ask the question of, what are you going to do with my data? how are you going to secure the data? >> thank you so much for joining us. in the meantime to mustang intech, a delay in the highly anticipated alibaba ipo. the roadshow has been postponed by about one week. meantime, staying in tech. >> the

tal como el hijo de krissy mcafee "i think about him every day..."ro de la ciudad de santa clarita. para traer informacion a los padres ella relata la historia de su hijo tray allen, quien murio en el 2010, nos dice que el comenzo usando calmantes, cuando ya no podia pagar por su addiccion paso a la heroina, como sucede en la mayoria de los casos. "it is probably the most deadliest drug out there..." --es una de las drogas que mas muertes causa y esta afectando a todos concluyo krissy. ese mensaje es el que quiere que entiendan los padres con este evento .... lo que esta en su botiquin de medicina puede ser letal para sus seres queridos. cesar ---en texas cinco estudiantes de secundaria fueron hospitalizados luego de ingerir pildoras que uno de sus compaÑeros llevo a la escuela... take vo ---el incidente ocurrio este miercoles en la escuela "el campo" en houston... ---los jovenes comenzaron a sentir palpitaciones aceleradas y hasta signos de ataque cardiaco... ---ahora las autoridades tratan de determinar el tipo de pastillas que ingirieron los menor

on august 12 we spoke with john mcafee about his life after fleeing belize where he is wanted for questioningnnection of the murder of another american businessman. he made certain positions concerning the prime minister of the leaves and the government and said he intended to post videos and evidence that he claimed to show the government is trying to kill him on a web sight he started. none of the evidence he claimed to have had has been posted on the site. he has not responded to our requests to provide the evidence. lawyers sent bloomberg a letter denying the claims and bloomberg has not been able to independently verify his accusations. we do not agree with or endorse his claims. a titanic change in one of silicon valley's most legendary software company. larry ellison stepping down as ceo of oracle. the only ceoeen in oracle history. can they share the role and successfully turnaround their declining growth? johnsono ring back cory and eric cantor bidding editor. now that we have had what he hours to digest this what is your take on how they can actually work together? workthink they ca

on august 12, we spoke with john mcafee about his life after questioning in the murder of another americanan. he made accusations about the prime minister of belize. he said he intends to post videos and evidence that he claimed showed the government trying to kill him on a website he started. at this point, none of the evidence has been posted on the site. he has not responded to our request to provide the evidence. lawyers sent us a letter denying his claims. we have not been able to independently verify his accusations. we do not agree with or endorse his claims. a titanic change in one of silicon valley's most legendary software companies. larry ellison is stepping down from oracle. he cofounded the company 37 years ago and is been the only ceo. he hands the reins over. can these two share the role? now that we have had 24 hours to digest this news, what is your take on how well they can work together? >> i think they can work together fairly well. my problem is i don't think larry is going anywhere. he is working for the people who work for him. he is going to be the cto underneath to

mcafee warns the total volume and sophistication of phishing attacks has risen significantly. >>> and a national debate is speaking for the fefrt time. he used these $22 pieces of plastic known as knee defenders to keep the woman in front of him from reclining her seat. the 6'1" passenger says he is ashamed and embarrassed, but he'd use the devices again. he doesn't advertise he uses the knee defender, he says i'd rather just kind of let them think their seat is broken rather than start a confrontation. the woman found out and got into an argument. the two caused such a ruckus, the flight had to be diverted to chicago and both passengers removed. >> these two were fighting, can you only imagine what the folks a few rows behind them were feeling? >> it was the first of three incidents in a little more than a week, involving reclining seats on airplanes. an interesting op ed in the new york times, the guy says, i'm allowed to recline my seat, if you don't want me to, pay me for my space. >> way to make some money on your flight. >>> up next, samsung gets a jump on its biggest rival app

our ukee washington had a chance to speak with one of the show stars, catherine mcafee. >> everybody comes together and while they are solving problems and dangerous situations and they are also kind of in a sense healing each other. gaining things from each other. >> yes. >> well, you can see the premiere of scorpion tonight at 9:00 o'clock on cbs-3. then, of course, on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 we will hear from the real life scorpion a big night of prime time on cbs tonight. >> yes. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> breaking news at 6:00 a 15 year-old girl killed in philadelphia, another teenager injured, now the suspect is on the run. >>> our walt hunter is live from olney with the latest. >>> meantime manhunt continues for the the alleged cop killer in the pocono mountains, governor tom corbett tonight offering his support to officers as they search for eric frein. >>> dna evidence prove a convicted murder's innocence, i'm syma chowdhry with that story coming up. >>> in weather we are looking beautiful for last afternoon of summer as fall begins this evening. the plus

>> we bought mcafee is few years ago and that's what we did.u just have to look into your computer and access everything you need to access. >> in terms of charging, forget about wired charging, no plugging in to anything anymore? you're taking a look at furniture and turning that into charging stations? >> yeah, back in 2003, we invented centrino. that got us eliminating the lan cable. now we have this bundle of cables with charging and docking and displaying to our tvs and projectors at work and data sharing between devices. what we're going to basically do is eliminate all those cables. maybe the most important one for a lot of us is charging. we're basically working with the world's manufacturers of furniture so that when you walk into your airport lounge, to your starbucks cafe, we'll have whether it's a wearable device, a phone, tablet or pc all charging directly through the table. >> i want to talk about what is actually happening in the business. when you reported the latest quarter, intel talked about the upgrade in the pc cycle. mostl

people are finally focuses on the idea that hey when they bought mcafee they got positioned well in the securities world. there are great opportunities on the selloff. it is just not sold off heavily in some names. >> we'll get an update from the exchange after the break. also the traders are watching the underthe radar movers. and we'll find out if traders are seeing value in alibaba. and speaking of the ipos, another debut today. travel port. should you buy in? the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest, ...baddest, ...safest, ...tightest, ...quickest, ...harshest... ...or nothing. at mercedes-benz, we do things one way or we don't do them at all. introducing the all-new c-class. the best or nothing. feon a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ i can't wait to get to mattress discounters good and early for the tempur-pedic bonus event. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48

but because of all of those reasons and the mcafee with the security. >> remember the charging bowl?i'm going to tweet this. a great tweet. >> yes. >> i want jimmy to be melissa lee's chauffeur so the streets of new york city can be safe again. that's genius. >> that's not nice. that's what it is. >> it's not nice, but you know -- >> quickly intel stock. >> i'm sort of in the pete camp. you're not going to get hurt at intel. it has had a great run, maybe growth is an issue, but i think the stock is fine right here. >> one energy stock hitting a 19-year low after a downgrade and traders are betting it's got further to fall. we break down that trade next. it's the barbarian queen. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait...whoa, does she have special powers when she has the shroud? no. guys? it's the woven one the woven one. oh, oh that gives her invincibility. guys? no, no, no... the scarlet king is lord victor's son!! no don't. i told you! you guys are gonna be so surprised when you watch the finale!!! you're so lucky your car has wi-fi. yeah...i am. equinox from chevrolet... the first and

the disconnect is what andy mcafee in his book a second machine, and anti-will speak this afternoon.i highly recommend listening to him, talks about how the second half of the tech, what we're teaching our young people these days is about how to solve technical problems. the challenge is the computer for all these problems, we need to teach them is also how to construct these problems together. and that is something that needs to be really embraced through something called steam. steam stands for science technology in getting arts and math. steam is important because of one very fundamental reason. would have to not just have scientific problem-solving but we need a gang of housing to constructive public if you can't answer right problems to solve, you're not going to be able to solve encrypted. at the same time and teachers are becoming better and better. technology is becoming better and better. we can solve these problems are easily. some the phones where their pockets to have more power than supercomputers had 20 years ago. the computers that be the best grandmasters in the world