meantime apple, american airlines, delta airlines, yelp, pet smart, at & t and marriott have all come out against the measure. collins is the first openingly gay player. he made his season debut over the weekend with the brooklyn nets wearing the number 46. shepard was a student at the university of wyoming when he was killed in a hate crime back in 1998. prosecutors say he was targeted for being gay. >>> san leandro police are warning people about burglars posing as utility workers. we talked to one victim who did not want to be identified. she says the burglars claim to represent the water company and needed to check their homes and pipes. >> i called the police first and then i called my son. >> investigators say the thieves are two men and a woman. they communicate by walky talky. therd most recent burglary happened on saturday. >>> there is also a new investigation into the petaluma slaughter house at the center of a massive recall. bay area congressman jared huff man says the u.s. attorney's office is look into accusations that rancho feeding corporation tried to deceive inspect

meantime, apple's m&a chief reportedly held a secret meeting with elaine musk last spring.alks occurred at apple's headquarters, but neither company will confirm that meeting. nothing came out of the talks. the chronicle reports appearing is eyeing the medical device business, especially technology, to redifficult heart attacks, a signal apple is looking to expand beyond iphone ones and ipads. former igco hank greenberg is back on the acquisition trail. his company, star investment holdings is buying investment earnings for multi plans. the deal is worth $4.4 billion, but the terms were not disclosed. multi plan, opened by silver lake and bc partners manages a claims process for big health insurers. this will be a break through. we're joined now by phone from savannah. ollie, why are they bringing down expectations? >> good morning, carolin. this is the supreme leader's mo. before any of the talks, you always bring down expectations. let's not forget he has a deep seated mistrust in the united states. so he probably doesn't think these talks are going to work. he's setting

. >>> shares of apple, meantime, up about $8, but the company has been silent the last couple of months. that makes us suspicious. bringing in tim and president of strategies, a leading apple insid insider. radio silence. tim, what's going on? >> it's clear that apple is preparing something. tim cook, their ceo, has made comments about this. the bottom line is, though, apple never brings a product to market until it's completely ready. it's completely gone through the testing, and more importantly, it's got ecosystem and channels ready for it to go, because when they sell something, they expect to sell in the millions. so, you know, we know that apple is working on some exciting new things. we suspect they're working on an update to the tv, to apple tv as well as potentially a smartwatch and, of course, we have a yearly cycle for the iphone, which usually is in this late fall, early winter. so bottom line is, you kind of just have to kind of wait and see what apple's going to do, but you can bet they have something going on. >> tim what do you think it is? you talked about tv. we've tal

in the meantime experts advise stop using apple safari browser until this bug is patched. ann? >> fox business network. >> it is now 47 after the top of the hour. an annual spelling bee hits a snag when officials run out of the one thing they need to finish the contest. words. >> an international pop star the residents of one town have news for justin bieber. he is not welcome. how they plan to prevent the singer from moving in it. first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> good morning ladies. during that big cocky match between the united states and canada the same with loser keeps bieber. sadly lost i guess we get bieber. coming up on "fox & friends" 12 minutes from now we have donald trump with us because it is monday. the same case as is with bret bai baier. he joins us every monday live from our national's capital. also we will be talking to julie boon straw. she is a cancer patient targeted by democrats because she wam out on television and she said i have been impacted in a bad way about obamacare. now one of the opponents

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apple. >>> uncertainty in in ukraine. parliament delayed forming a new government until thursday. ousted president viktor yanukovych in the meantimeemains on the run. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist dave warren. first off a site from norway. this is the northern lights, beautiful shot here as we put it into motion. you can see them caused by the flairs. the particles hit the upper atmosphere and make the display. light snow came across west virginia, fairly heavy now, across virginia and washington, d.c. you can see it moves off of the coast, we are clear, but then another storm along this track, a little farther south and intensifies a little too far east, but a little more though is pt -- expected early thursday. real cold air across the nor northern plains and that will slide east. here is a close-up view for this snow. washington, d.c. pushing off of the coast in the next few hours. right now temperatures are dropping into the 30s in washington, 30 in philadelphia. a little warmer to the south, but 20s and teens a little farther west. a slight snow across up state new york and moving across new england, fairly quiet as the temperature

in the meantime, most of the business community continues to oppose it. in addition to apple, american airlines, marriott and the arizona super bowl host committee, today the nba's phoenix suns, the wnba's phoenix mercury, as well as intel and delta airlines, all released statements against the bill. in its statement, delta also mentioned georgia, which is considering a bill similar to arizona's sb-1062. delta said, if passed into law, these proposals would cause significant harm to many people and will result in job losses. delta strongly opposes these measures and we join the business community in urging state officials to reject these proposals. also against the bill, mitt romney, who tweeted today, governor brewer, veto of sb-1062 is right. romney joins republican arizona senators john mccain and jeff flake in supporting a veto. here's what john mccain told nbc news radio today. >> the business community in arizona has been galvanized by it. >> do you think she's going to -- >> well, i don't know. i can't predict. that's up to her. i can't make a prediction. but there cer

apples, thank you so much. we are back on the market than 30 minutes. in the meantimet" is up next. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. innovation, and the future of business. twitter's shares are having their worst day ever, down as much as 24%. a racing $8 billion -- erasing $8 billion. slowing growth in users and

meantime, have had higher, sales. and the forecast is weaker. stuart: give me apples. there is news on it down $5.apple. and equal weight from over we. the apple story, apple is range bound. it will not move a lot over the next 12 months. even new products such as watches on tv's, those will move the knee or the way things have in the past for apple. part of that is, assuring part of the market. just saying apple is range bound. stuart: moving on to trinity industries. this is a better indicator than wal-mart. stock shows a nice 7 point gain. there is news on trinity industries. charles: this is a stock we featured on this show twice this year. it is a real -- has to make the real cars. this is an amazing proxy for america. it is common sense and will be a tough year in america. when they reported numbers were through the roof, margins were expanding. and construction, one of the big fangs, in january, construction numbers of gone through the roof and we will rebuild this country. these other kinds of things, i prefer looking at corporate data far more than government data. what i saw from trinity

meantime, governor brewer is under pressure from a growing list of companies to use her veto power. those companies now include apple, american, and delta airlines, marriott, intel, yelp, at&t, and pet smart. also urging a veto, arizona's two republican senators and gop presidential candidate mitt romney. plus, three republican state senators originally voted for the bill. all that as the debate rages among ordinary people in arizona. >> i have a right as a business owner to say i refuse to serve you for whatever particular reason. >> got $12,000 to $14,000 in lost revenue to the hotel, and that itself results in almost $2,000 in local and state sales tax revenues. >> nbc's mike taibbi joins us from phoenix. what do we know from the meetings today? >> reporter: well, the governor is going to be very busy today, tamron, she's going to have a number of meetings, one with the three state senators whom you just refer. we spoke to one, who expects to explain why he and his two senate colleagues changed their mind. as you say, originally supported for the bill believed it had nothing to do with lgbt or identity issues, th

meantime are in focus today. let's go to cnbc's jon fortt at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the apple activist saga and one carl icahn, jon. >> your friend, carl, dropped his bid to force apple to buy back $50 billion worth of stock saying that they've already got a great start with the $18 billion that they did just in the last quarter. now, if i recall, i think he wanted $100 billion at first. so they aren't even close to what he initially wanted. got to be good for apple. they seem to have won this battle before it got on the battlefield. >> he wanted 150, and then 50 -- >> 150, that's right. >> they seem to be at least on a course of getting close if not there. jon, what about twitter? watching the stock today it was lower. i thought there was an interesting article in the journal today about four out of five americans who have internet access don't use it regularly. and that's what the earnings seem to suggest, that there's a problem of as the journal says indifference. >> that's right. close to 1 billion people, i believe, have signed up for twitter at some point, but those peop

meantime, governor brewer is under pressure from a growing list of companies to use her veto power. those companies now include appleet smart. also urging a veto, arizona's two republican senators and gop presidential candidate mitt romney. plus, three republican state senators originally voted for the bill. all that as the debate rages among ordinary people in arizona. >> i have a right as a business owner to say i refuse to serve you for whatever particular reason. >> got $12,000 to $14,000 in lost revenue to the hotel, and that itself results in almost $2,000 in local and state sales tax revenues. >>

but in the meantime, let's keep this open internet up loach -- -- open internet approach. he's going to take another bite at this apple rules after getting public comment from people all over the country. this is important because it affects not only the internet service providers but those content providers as well. anyone out there who likes watching "house of cards" over netflix, this is a big decision, perhaps one of the biggest decisions of his short tenure. >> it is interesting you use the word discriminate. really what it is is verizon wants to -- say netflix uses 95% of verizon's and whip. netflixcannot charge anymore than it charges any other provider or company using that bandwidth. even if they want to use all the products, they don't have to pay out a price. >> you make the point verizon and others have made -- we have to manage our traffic as efficiently as possible so everyone can use it as much as possible. that is the argument verizon has made in the past. depending on the new rules, this is likely headed back to court, depending on how these rules shake out. there are a couple of subplots to this and

justice not served in the meantime, we're following something else that is getting a whole lot of attention here in the united states, and that is what is happening in the big applea big message that -- well, the cause of the state panic is not raising enough money, and that the city needs more money, and that the city should go ahead and raise taxes to get more money. on the wealthy. to charlie says, bill deblasio, or as he calls him, comrade bill, is angering more than just establishment democrats. >> you've said it this time. because i quote you. >> i'm quoting you. >> put in context why people call him that. he went to the sandinistas in 1980s a, gave aid and comfort to them and never apologized and one of the most far left politicians in the country. >> so left even the governor who is a fairly liberal guy, is not favoring him. >> this guy is so left that -- he has a plan to do prek education, which may be a worthy idea. i'm not an expert in education policy. but he wants to raise taxes to do it. governor cuomo offered him the money to carry out the plan. he wants to raise them anyway. and it is this type of thing that is going to push us, i believe, into --

meantime, decade long honeymoon is over. next guest had an overweight rating on apple for ten years but today he cut the stock to equal weightdware and data networking analyst at barclays. it is great to have you back. good morning. >> thanks, carl. >> we sat through many mac world together and you've held this overweight through some uncertain times. what's different now? >> well, i think that it's in a trading range. i think that it's okay to say that. if you remember when microsoft became the largest company in the world and hit its peak market cap toward the end of the tech bubble it really had trouble ever getting back there and it never did. and if you look at maybe after 2003 when there was a little bit of a comeback for microsoft, the company never really rerated it. it bought back stock and kind of got in a funk. i kind of think that there's an analogy to apple here. i think that basically there is going to be some come movmodity the smartphone market, where it's hollowing out some of the hardware. we're seeing a trading range where apple is going to be buying back the stock. the next big thing might not be enough t

meantime. they're out with earnings. shares are moving higher after earnings. julia has those figures as well. >> kelly, just a reminder that news corp. did spin off from fox. we don't really have apples over year compariso comparisons. the company reported its fiscal second quarter rev news of $2.24 billion. that's a 4% decrease from the year ago period. it is slightly stronger than the $2.23 billion that was projected. earnings per share of 31 cents, that's adjusted, is flat with the year ago period, but it is 11 cents better than what wall street was looking for. so definitely better than expected, but it has been harder for wall street to make projections about this company just because of that split from fox. now, of course, the biggest part of this business is news and information services. dow jones likes that. that business had a 9% decline in revenue 249 quarter. back over to you. >> all right. the shares still moving higher, almost 5% after hours. julia, thanks for that. the other earnings reports and thanks to everyone for digging through the numbers. be sure to stick around and catch brian kelly also coming up on "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. we need to get to the latest on an