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at the same time, we believe that individual mobility is what people desire. that does not mean -- that means they will use the car in a different way. here in san francisco, statistics are always something -- potentially, there are over 500,000 people looking for 450,000 parking spaces. this goes for most cities, about 30% of all of the traffic are people looking for parking places. imagine if you could take away some of that uncertainty, you could relieve a lot of the traffic that sits on our roads. with that, of course you reduce not only the congestion and the co2, you make the issue much more sustainable. we started to think about this over the last couple of years as to how we could provide some of the solutions. one thing that is for certain, there is no silver bullet. there is no one thing that a company or city could do that would solve all of these problems. it is involving different ways of driving, different ways of ownership, different ways of power in cars. you heard that these are fully elected vehicles. the need to bring this into a holistic ap

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mobile wallet revolution. forget cash and credit cards. pretty soon your smart phone will be your talat. we're trading the winners and losers from square's mobile payment deal with starbucks today. and man versus machine. a high frequency trading trail blazer joins us with this thoughts on how some reform may actually be the smart strategy. what it means to you the investor. welcome to halftime. trading with john imagine ariane, joe terranova, steve grasso and anthony scaramucci. apple secrets revealed. the closely watched and fiercely contested patent fight with samsung is bringing to light key details about a company known for keeping nearly everything close to its vest. we have the latest and the fallout for america's most valuable business. john? >> scott it's been a really interesting patent trial on a number of different fronts. the secrets that are coming out in particular. kind of broke this down into three areas. first of all marketing. take a look at there. phil shiller the chief of marketing took the stand and said that apple sp

mobile. it's way ahead of the game. a few months ago they had zero mobile advertising revenues. they turned on a new ad unit called sponsored stories in mobile and all of a sudden the second biggest mobile advertising revenue generator on the planet. >> let's be honest, extremely well position mds mobile. if that were the case the stock would probably be at $39.55, not $19.55. >> i would say they're extremely well position bad us they have 500 million mobile users and unlike most mobile ad units sponsored stories, the new ad unit we haven't really seen have an impact on the quarter yet, this new ad unit works in mobile in a way that lot of other ad units don't on mobile because it's the same size as the content. it's right in the area where users pay attention to. this is an ad unit that's already performing really well. it's taken off right away. >> paul, fair point or overstating it? >> i think overstating it because yes, they may make some traction in this space, but i'm not even clear as

let me take you on a tour of our mobile newsroom. it leverages the latest digital technology to allow me to report live will on the move from just about anywhere. it's uniquely capable for big weather events like isaac. there is an in-car camera that allows me he to talk to you and another that allows you to see what's going on as i move from point a to point b. so yes, i can talk to you with both eyes on the wheel and eyes on the road as if we were talking on a hands-free cell phone. and i can also talk to you from my traditional broadcast camera. my motto is, news does not happen in the newsroom. you've got to be mobile. now 9 news has the best of both worlds. so all of this super cool mobile technology is great nor keeping you informed about a big weather event like isaac. for me, the biggest challenge is going to be keeping it all dry. all right, bruce, we're back live now looking out of the mobile newsroom on the ramp down to i-81 south getting myself towards roanoke, virginia right now. a lot of people are asking, hey, where's

they have a mobile app that's terrific. i think that mobile -- you've got to get mobile right.'ve got to get mobile right. >> they're providing a service on mobile. when you're trying to sell advertising, it's a different story. >> we'll hear from a company that had a good quarter selling advertising. >> millennium. >> you can sell advertising if it enhances the user's experience in using that service. so when you are looking for a house and you have an app for a real estate agent, that enhances the experience. when you're playing a game on zinga and you get a display ad, that isn't the way. >> we all know not to click. that's radioactive, you click on an ad, it's radioactive. yelp like zillow, you see the review, the phone number and you call. you could go to open table. there's a virtual circle for younger people who just don't even want to speak to people. this is the domino app issue. if the order comes badly, whose fault is it? yours. >> yours. >> zinga! >> we plan away on doing away with the phone entirely. >> in the end zinga may be a code, like zora! zinga! >> when we c

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but clearly since the beginning of august we've seen a resurgence in mobilization of the provincial election of september fourth and we see that students could really have a lack of confidence in the electoral process of the parties who could take power do not have. promises that answer the demands of students and the best way to make their voices heard throughout this election campaign has been and will always be mobilizing and going into the streets can you talk more about what exactly the message is that these students are trying to send we were trying to send a very clear message to the political parties if they do not put an end to this recent hike if you not access to the students the amounts they will have to make do they will have to cope with a very strong social movements with a continued student strike and that is something that they should be worried about . and could you talk also about the significance this is happening now right before an election the significance of the timing. well students once their voices heard during the election campaign it's very interesting t

do they have mobile partner.le going to facebook.com or facebook app, but using ads within their environment. that would be more interesting. importantly enough, when we look at this volatility, i would rather have a broken stock than a broken company. we look to a big margin of safety. frankly we've had told our clients not to get excited to this stock. >> by the way, this is a fresh low on shares of facebook right now, 1976, last quick word to you, mark, what are you looking for in terms of signposts? >> i think the important thing is to actually see a commentary calming from the industry. you know, are they looking at -- have the necessary metrics been provided to them, so they can actually feel comfortable with mobile as an advertising platform, or is it still really the wild west? >> mark and rick, we'll left it there. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> a market flash with jackie deangelis. >> we're watching shares of groupon, they're down about 6% on the day at $5. they briefly dropped below $5. of

also as it pertains to public education and community mobilization? our main partners, we've been doing a lot of capacity building to figure out how do we leverage funds whether it program activities or outings. at times they have had unfortunate incidents of homicide that has taken place on their front step, we work to coordinate and in mobilizing the neighborhood, we supported with candlelight vigils and supported the family is impacted by that as well. i know there was a question around the mobilization standards for that and i think what's important to understand is with our team of guys that coverage one half of the city, it's a difficult task to mobilize a community and change the norms that have been happening in their own community. we have been successful in certain neighborhoods and not so successful in others. it's a tremendous task we take on in terms of putting out positive messaging, having communication to folks who are perpetrators of violence and let them know it's not ok to happen in the community. one of the most recent incidents we

twitter was born a mobile service and been serving mobile ads since last year.nerate about half the company's revenue and they float seamlessly into the twitter feed. twitter says its engagement rates are as high as 3% in contrast, it is .1%. the question is who has the advantage. research firms says the twitter ads are generally considered more effective and twitter has a head start. facebook has such massive scale, it could pose a big challenge once it rolls out the mobile ads in ernest. >> thank you. live from los angeles. >>> who else but best buy on the disaster menu today. it's a tough story. stock trading lows not seen since january of 2003. earnings well short of estimates, revenue short of estimates, the eighth same sales store decline in the past four quarters, unchanged. the drop in sales was not as big as the drop last quarter. that's literally the only positive you could find. >> you have to find the positives where they are n. in the meantime, stilettos and sneakers. love that store. trading at all time highs back to its ipo in 2005. >>> coming up

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as it is, every week there's like a new mobile payment startup. >> you're right. i think that's the problem. >> and so it's hard to know who is going to be that player. but i do think there is the company that is able to get that data, get a large user base. >> i also think of all of the companies of the world, starbucks is brilliant. everybody goes to starbucks. and there's that friendly nonpressure approach of have you tried this mobile team thing. does it work particularly well at help depot. home depot, you pay -- whereas somebody tried to explain while at home depot how pay pal works, whereas the local barista. >> but then they take that informati information, you bought the same cup of coffee, so we will send you a coupo in a ochlcoupon and your receipt. or maybe they promote somebody else. but it's using that data to reinforce the behavior. >> when all the places started the frequent buyer card, i'm waiting for it that day when the data gets out. >> you mentionedt that day when data gets out. >> you mentioned that day when data gets out. >> you mentionedtha

mobile is the biggest leap forward in communications i think ever, telegraph, telephone, internet, mobile of the devices. they're very personal, they do more things. we're about building a cloud platform that takes that power and helps make our customers more successful. >> give us an example how one of these things works. >> we role played last night and talked about track phone, one of our best customers that sells prepaid phones, they have millions of customers. our platform connects to track phone system, connects to the carriers and helps them activate customers, manage them, bill those clients, and retain them. today, we process about 1 billion transactions a month for our clients and at this point have touched more than $100 million unique americans. >> what do you do have mckesson? >> mckesson likes and i'm careful about talking about specific customer applications, they're a new client. i think they'll use some of the programs we've done successfully in retail pharmacy, where we help our pharmacy clients lower prescription abandonment rates and raise refill rates by making the pr

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mobile means in the future is going to be huge. you know, we just did a survey on fox, think about 5,000 college students and 15 countries. very interesting what that survey told us. two out of every five people in the survey say it would take a lower paying job and work for company that does not allow them to bring their own device or have access to network site twitter and facebook. the freedom of being able to connect and use social networks and use the device of their choice is more important to them than what they get paid for doing their job, which is very interesting. the other data point, one out of three of those students that -- internet is as important to them as air, water, or food. [laughter] turning over in his grave somewhere. it has become such an important part of many people's lives. and this is true in the developing world as well. the mobile device and has changed go to grad school. just when i go back to indiana and as the the cellphone everywhere. very remote parts of rural india. go to visit families, everyon

facebook, they're just concentrating on mobile right now. mobile ad. that's great.n remains, how will may monetize. >> the age-old question. todd, thanks so much. great story to watch. >>> let's get to our squawk on the tweet question this morning p it's widely rumored that clint eastwood will be a surprise speaker at the rnc tonight. we'll see if that actually happens. in the meantime we're can go you which one of his movie titles, characters or quotes best suits mitt romney? got a lot of responses. christopher tweets, a fist full of dollars. you knew that was coming somewhere. joe writes if you want a guarantee, buy a toaster. bronze globe tweets grand ta reno. get off my lon. and there are two kinds of people in this world, my friend. those with loaded guns and those who dig. you dig? >> keep them coming. >>> when we come back, a live report from jackson hole ahead of the fed chairman's speech tomorrow, about 24 hours from now. >>> in the meantime as we take a break, take a look at this morning's s&p 500 losers. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot.

>> reporter: jc, it's so mobile, i'm still behind the wheel right now. let me show you some of the pictures we're seeing in pensacola beach which is experiencing tropical storm conditions right now. there's been a lot of minor street flooding and a significant amount of wind here in pensacola beach. we're here on the western most point of the florida panhandle. we're here because there are so many evacuees coming into pensacola beach from new orleans and mobile and other places to the west of us. so even though we have tropical storm conditions here, people are coming here from new orleans because they figure a glancing blow from isaac is a whole lot better than getting hit by the re thing. if you have a moment, we'll give this a try. i'm going to try to give you a view outside my vehicle here from the dashboard camera. right now the sun is out and the wind is blowing about 25, 30 miles an hour. we've had some very heavy rain squalls come through here and a couple of inches of rain since i've been here this morning. so that's the situation on the western

you can see now it's -- as i'm crossing the alabama state line, moving towards mobile, mobile has had some problems. all of the airports in this region from pensacola to new orleans are still closed at this time. schools closed. lots and lots of effects as evacuees move in the other direction from the direction i'm moving on interstate 10 into alabama and towards mississippi. you can see on my dashboard cam still here. the ominous skies above me outside the vehicle. winds blowing a little bit below tropical storm force, right around sustained 25 to 30 miles per hour with some gusts up to 30 and 40 at times. so you get pushed around on the roadway a lot. we're headed now into the thick of it. mississippi, waveland, biloxi, places like that getting the storm surge as howard has reported. there is some serious, serious flooding issues. that looks like where i'm headed right now. jc, back to you. >> all right. be safe. scott broom reporting live. >>> an exit ramp to i-95 north in fairfax county is still closed after a fiery tractor- trailer crash that killed the driver. this happened arou

. >> they did see growth in mobile but they're seeing smaller margins in mobile. for every area they had an offset. they had strong growth in tablets, mobile phones, appliances and e-readers more than offset by declines in digital tvs and notebooks. they're driven by computing, mobile, and tvs. it's hard to pick a silver lining out here. we are entering a seasonal strong period for best buy. that's the hope. >> radio shack has many a seasonally strong periods. people get angry when i say, how can you relate it to circuit city and radio shack? when you go there, they have similar items. >> the two have been trading pretty much in tandem. if there is hope for best buy, if somebody like schultz comes in, if the talks break down between the board for radio and best buy, the hope is gone for radio shack. it's amazing how the store is similar between the two stores. >> spain and italy can come back. > here's my question on best buy. david einhorn had a note on best buy saying, i don't think people are showrooming, looking at best buy and buying on amazon.com or walmart

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. 9 out of 10 readers use their mobile phone when they shop.text photos of dresses before they purchase, look for coupons and discounts on the fly. they are tweeting what they're buying after the purchase. it's phenomenal. >> have you changed the way you operate as a result of this social media huge situation? >> sure. it's important that our brand of teen vote become relevant everywhere, not just teenvote.com but making products for her that make our brand relevant and push great fashion and beauty advice to her on her mobile phone while she's there in the shopping experience. >> same for you, right, in terms of your clientele, daniel? have you made changes in terms of social media and how things are changed on the technology front? >> we've seen while we have increased our resources in the marketing department, especially focused on the social media. we see the customers around there and also try to interact even more. we have a lot to learn from the customer, telling us what to expect in our stores, what do you think about our quality, what

motorola mobility is operated at a loss for four years now. mostly because it missed the train to the emerging market for smart phones. 4,000 jobs are being cut. two-thirds of them outside the united states. motorola is drastically reducing its product line, discontinuing production of simple cell phones. the company will concentrate on more profitable devices. motorola mobility's new owner, google, ordered the restructuring. the internet giant paid $12.5 billion for the cell phone maker in may, largely for a treasure trove of about 17,000 patents. with a civil rights structure, google hopes motorola mobility will help boost its chances against apple. >> germany's national soccer team is warming up for the 2014 world cup qualifiers with wednesday evening's friendly again argentina. >> the coach has had a low profile since his teams exit in the semifinals of the euro 2012 in june, but now he has finally broken his silence. >> coach low finally broke his six and a half weeks silence, it going before the media. he is outraged at how the media has

still, a mobil -- a cap. it is like a bulletin board. if they are trying to make money off of a mobile backu application-- >> the court appearance karim mcfarlin.. is accused of breaking into the home of former steve jobs. >> the man of a breaking into the home of steve jobs in palo alto had no idea whose home it was at the time. 35 year-old karim mcfalin entered a no plea but his case has been transferred to a private attorney, james kelman burger. he did not offer any specifics. fed >> what i can tell you is that my professional responsibility maintains it to my client and not to the public with the press. i will make no comments about my client or his case. >>reporter: his home was targeted because it was under renovation. he found a spare key. taken was the wallet, ipad and other computer equipment and jewelry. assistant the eight offered some details. >> we needed to be found aware of a fair trial. and any pre- trial publicity that could impact that. we're not going to make any sense. >> after he was using the stolen devices he was

mobile users are growing faster than mobile revenue.m completely rewrote the app from the ground up focussing on speed. it's a big step forward. the new apps are tailored to the way they use iphones and ipads, with one hand. facebook can quickly roll out updates. >> this is a big leap for us. one, we're launching a really fast application, but two, it allows us to build much more quickly on top of this. it allows us to get a lot mf really awesome experiences to to people much more quickly. >> they refused to answer questions about ads or revenue, and no one would talk about the stock price. they all focused on the message that facebook is drilling down and focussing on mobile. android is probably going to have to have a new app as well. >> thanks, julia. >> they got the message after the ipo that mobile is the way to go. hewlett-packard has been the dow's biggest loser today. >> bill, this would come as no surprise if you were watching cnbc and this program in particular this month. jim channels called hp the ultimate value trap. he sai

i look at the mobile device and how it was change. i was born in india. when i go back to india and i see the cell phone everywhere, in very remote parts of rural india, everybody has a cell phone. they use is in very different ways. it is having a huge impact. where this will go in the next decade will also begin to see what people react to in the tech industry with machine to machine communicating. people communicating will see a lot of data being sent to the network. one will be media and those type of data. the other will be small bits of data. with starting to see that a web of power. it is being made better by having sensors that monitor the grid. the grid you can think of as a set of protocols. >> do you think that can be integrated into the fact that everyone can walk around with one of these to create new kinds of jobs that people are not doing today? do you think about how to enable that not just that someone wants to bring their devices to work but rather that all of a sudden they can do new things to create ways of making a living that they ha

and then mobilize the electorate. including the socially conservative voter who probably does not agree with the president's support of gay marriage. >> just because of one issue, that is the question. >> they will be the staging area, lending church -- blending church and politics. >> rev. al sharpton is also expected at that conference. it concludes on saturday. >> 11 are dead after a u.s. blackhawk helicopter crashed after a firefight with insurgents. seven of the casualties' for american service members. the team may have been on a special operations mission. they could not confirm if the helicopter went down because of enemy fire or a mechanical failure. the taliban is claiming responsibility. at least 26 americans have been killed so far this month. the number of suicides reported among active-duty soldiers has risen to alarming rates. the number of army soldiers who committed suicide more tha doubled in june -- in july compared to gen. the marine corps and a force also s an increase last month. it is prompted p

how do you monetize mobile? mark zuckerberg and the board did not tell you that on the earnings conference call. that's the problem with facebook. it's fundamentally flawed right now. can you make all the tech arguments that you want. it's a bearish momentum-type stock, but until they tell you fundamentally how they are going to restart the growth -- >> where does zuckerberg begin? >> he was on the earnings call. >> the day-to-day person, not the cfo person, the person who has the overall vision. >> he's a visionary. >> the visionary -- >> the valuation is still really expensive. come back to looking at google would faces the same issues about monetization, mobile monetization. i think they are much further along in being able to do it and yet, you know, the valuation, 15.9 times versus facebook at 40. 40 only seems attractive because it was at 77 at one point. that's an irrelevant piece of information. >> right. >> that somehow sticks in our heads. >> yeah. coming up next, setting the record straight on all the

we are going to be talking about something that i have been very interested in, and that is mobility.bility to have technology work for you, like this microphone. we have worked hard for a number of years. i had the privilege of working with gavin newsom in the past to during his administration to create the electric vehicle infrastructure for the city and began the conversation and the collaboration with the other counties to bring an electric vehicle corridor. it signals our efforts to support the creation of infrastructure to the electric vehicle industry. of course we have encouraged the private automobile creators to join us. today is a wonderful opportunity to do that with a bmw. any of you who noticed the labels in this city, you will certainly noticed the popularity of bmw as a corporation, not only a great company but one that is also on the cutting edge of the use of technology. i want to thank them and welcome them to not only the electric vehicle stage, which they have been working on, but also to this great program they are about to introduce, the drive now and park now t

mobile bay could see 4-foot storm surges. mandatory evacuations in alabama in mobile county. tropical storm force winds expected as early as this afternoon. >>> we always have to remember that what we're trying to do is protect the lives of the people of in area. everything else is secondary. >> we're checking in on all these states for you in the next half hour of early start, we'll talk with mobile alabama mayor sam jones. as they brace for hurricane isaac. >> other parts of florida are recovering from the damage caused monday by tropical storm isaac. the storm knocked down trees monday in fort lauderdale. flooding shut down the sawgrass expressway in nearby sunrise. in vero beach, isaac spun off a tornado. caused damage to three mobile home parks. >> we heard like a freight train x like a jet plane coming over close by. she asked me what was that. i said that's a tornado. >> the door flew past me and glass was flying and i was sitting on my bed doing paperwork and watching a movie. and all of a sudden things were flying. >> the county sheriff says it's a miracle that no se