brad: ok, gene munster, thank you. and, maha thank you. it has been a busy week for dealmaking, especially in technology. buying broadcom for $37 billion marking the biggest tech deal of all time. there is also the acquirement of telecity and then there is intel. they are near a deal to buy all terra for $15 billion. facebook and apple alum is selling to daumkama. what is driving all the deals? it is the investors. they are hoping consolidation can keep slowing technology growth. with cast piles huge and low interest rates, buyers can afford it. next, amazon taking a cue from walmart. we will show you how jeff bezos is looking to expand. plus, hugo barra sits that with emily chang. we will show you what he has to say about expanding. check out this creature from the robotics team. it is called a cheetah. they can clear hurdles all on its own. ♪ brad: some breaking news -- president obama says the senate must act to extend the nsa's dragnet message first exposed by edward snowden. that program would have expired on sunday. another developin

brad: ok, gene munster from piper jaffray, thank you. and, maha, you are staying with us today.t has been a busy week for dealmaking, especially in technology. semi conductor giant avago is buying broadcom for $37 billion, marking the biggest tech deal of all time. there is also equinix acquiring rival telecity for $3.6 billion. and then there is intel. reports say it is near a deal to buy altera for $15 billion. in consumer tech, facebook and apple alum dave morin is selling his social networking app path to daum kakao corporation. what is driving all the deals? it is the investors. they are hoping consolidation can keep slowing technology growth. with cash piles huge and low interest rates, buyers can afford it. next, amazon taking a cue from walmart. we will tell you how jeff bezos is looking to expand. plus, hugo barra sits down with emily chang. we will show you what he has to say about expanding in the u.s. as we had to break, -- head to break, check out this creature from the m.i.t. robotics team. it is called a cheetah. it can clear hurdles all on its own. ♪ ♪ brad: some

gene munster locks the stock. hedge funds love the stock. you're a small hedge fund manager with $350 million under management. you've been under water on this trade for more than a year. you still stand by it? >> the question here is bigger. forget me. forget vip shops. let's look at our market. and how many public chinese companies there are here and the fact that we're having this conversation is ridiculous. the fact that gene munster can sit there and he and i can disagree with numerous u.s.-listed companies. but it's never gee, is this completely imaginary or not? here we're sitting here having a conversation, where the company is not proving that it's even real. >> gene, do you sit there and have you actually said to yourself, could it be possible that what vip shop is telling me and is filing with the s.e.c. is completely fabricated? has that crossed your mind? >> absolutely. it crossed my mind with all my chinese companies. and more with the chinese companies than with the u.s. companies. think when you're dealing with this there's a

. >> eddie munster gray hairline?back in the day? >> i never had that widow's peak no, always wanted one. >> look, you have one now. >> hi, how are you i'm mikey munster. okay let's bring you to up date. >> kendel jener? >> when michael b jordan was in town with the rocky movie you found him attractive? >> fan of his work, put it that way. >> then mortified he might be dating kendall jenner, all of 19? >> seen leaving a night gala together. okay so, now for e news, they are not dating. they just happen to be seen leaving together with other friends. so she's reportedly single, although linked to justin bieber now. but still don't know what michael jordan's doing. we don't know who he is dating. >> i think he is available for you, alex holley. >> oh, gorby left that ship sale. it is fine. >> let that ship sale. >> just a fan of his work. >> sometimes you have to let that ship go. >> ♪ sale on. >> you know all about that ship. >> yes so,. >> i'm pulp ship. clean ship. all right. hold on. i want to show this crying baby.

i am joined here by eeo of joyous and jim munster, an analyst at piper jaffray., what do you make of this? what can you tell us about maria and what she will be doing? -- maria renz and what she will be doing? jim: she is seasoned and jeff bezos has a very high standard, so she has the tools to get there. at the core she's a retail person, meaning that she will be groomed to have some sort of a miniature ceo job that will be more retail related. emily: she's a woman, that's great, but why is this important? sue: first of all, and i said this futile for, i think of jeff as genderless. jeff and the amazon culture is all about an incredibly hard work ethic. he treats women as brutally as he treats men. it is entirely related to a certain type of individual and gritty work ethic. i say that having been there. what an amazing cfo long before anyone in the valley was talking about gender. from my perspective amazon is a culture of go get it toughness and maria is rising in those ranks, brilliant for all women. emily: the term shadow is on their linkedin profile, what d

gene munster, it's kind of a sad day, you were the big hold-out, still hoping for a television. couldn't you say -- projects don't always die at apple. sometimes they just go good morning dormant. >> they did eventually come out with a tablet. how do you look at the tv from here? >> this is a tough day for me. it's -- it's a hard reality to accept and i think that is the reality of it. is that the tv is on hold. and i think as far as you know the bigger picture here is what is apple's strategy in the living room? ultimately even though that the replacement cycle is long and there's probably not as much money to make on a per-unit basis, it's still a critical part of what we all do. so what do i make of all this today? is that i, i'm asking a bigger question which is -- what is their strategy in the living room? it could be augment and virtual reality. that could be a piece to it. but clearly the tv, them actually doing a design and actually creating a hub, there was a reason for that. i think the bigger question now is what's, what's the way forward in the living room. >> well g

from gene munster conceding on apple tv. he thought it would happen. but it did not.g us insider details about the golf tournament coming up showing the u.s. open. quite a week for "countdown" for the closing bell. here's what's worth repeating. >> this is all about the individual taking care of their own health and wellness. this is not about sharing the data. and if they want to participate in studies or be able to look at other information for people within their demographic, they'll be able to participate, but it will be on a voluntary basis. >> it's currently she woulshelved, as far as guys like me who has been a huge believer in this, it's a difficult day today. >> the announcers, i mean, the voices that you hear, the first thing that lets you know that it's different. so we have joe and greg norman. doesn't get much cooler than that. >> classics. right? >> then we've invested a lot in new technology. new ways to kind of look at the game a little bit. and probably take you inside of things that you don't normally see on television as it relates to golf. >> those

returning for their third day, from munster, indiana, it's the siurek family. diego, california it's the brown family. >> oh, yeah money, money, oh, yeah money, money, oh, yeah steve: okay. okay. well, like they said everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of... money, money, oh, yeah and a possibility of driving out of here with a head-turning ford fusion hybrid, everybody. give me ty, give me deleta. let's go. hey, guys, here we go. top 6 answers on the board. you've fallen and you can't get up. what's your dog doing? ty. >> looking at you. steve: what'd you say? >> looking at you. steve: looking at you. >> he's barking. steve: he's barking. wow. >> we gonna play, steve. steve: boy. >> all right! steve: hey, ty, how you doing? >> i'm well, i'm well, sir. steve: good. good to see you fellas again. >> yes, sir. steve: look, we had a little

returning for their second day, from munster indiana, it's the siurek family.plant city, florida it's the houston family. everybody is here trying to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new stylish ford fusion hybrid. yep. let's play "feud." give me chris. give me deleta. >> ["family feud" theme plays] steve: here we go, guys. top 6 answers on the board. name something the world's oldest stripper drags along the stage. deleta. >> her boobs. steve: her boobs. >> we're gonna play! we're gonna play! >> we're playing! steve: they're gonna play. paul, how are you doing today? >> i'm doing fine, steve. how are you? steve: all right, let's get to it today, buddy. name something the world's oldest stripper drags along the stage. >> her uplift bra. steve: her what? >> her uplift bra. steve: uplift bra. her uplift bra! >> good answer. steve: hey, steve, how you doing? >> good to see you again. >> chicago buddy, real estate man, how you doing? >> i'm great, great. steve: all right, let's go. name something the world's oldest

[cheering and applause] and from munster, indiana, it's the siurek family!ng and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new fuel-efficient ford fusion hybrid, folks. let's play "feud." give me j.e., give me deleta. [theme music playing] top 8 answers on the board, guys. here we go. name something a woman with a crush on santa might leave out for him instead of cookies. j.e. >> panties. [laughter and applause] steve: play the panties. [ding] >> [sighs] damn it, you know. [buzzer] steve: that's ok. cussing's allowed on this show. pass or play? >> let's play. steve: they're gonna play. yeah. hey, carla, how are you doing? >> good. steve: name something a woman with a crush on santa might leave out for him instead of cookies. >> my dad's a pastor.

according to gene munster, a takeout is already priced into the shares and a downside is $38 if a dealsn't happen. any guesses on who might be acquired? facebook potentially, and priceline. >> what about google? >> google was not mentioned. stephanie: when you google a restaurant or a store yelp is the first listing that you get my always think of google and yelp. to be honest i am not a big yelp user. >> i am down on yelp, too. that is where i bookmarked the wild boar. >> i am not a yelp person. >> even at $46, down from 70, yelp is trading at 337 times 2015 expected earnings. scarlet: maybe you do need a buyer like google which has tons of cash. stephanie: what do i know about people getting yelp reviews? >> nada. >> that's my point. scarlet: when someone writes a review and it has typos you have to disregard it. m km, the banking analysts saying he still finds goldman sachs pretty attractive. stephanie: rutger university alumni. scarlet: he says the fed has become much more predictable and they did not try to lower investor expectations after first-quarter results and that is one re

also under pressure gene munster taking a position of yelp of being less likely than it was before. more trained for coming up on fox news. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer but...i wouldn't have it any other way. lo ok at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it. stuart: high school senior ronald nelson was accepted into all eight ivy league universities. in the end he decided on the university of alabama. the reason is he got a full ride from alabama and he got into his select an honors program. bringing in charlie kirk about this young man. quite impressive. he got all age. not many people get into all eight and he says no thank you. what he think of that? >> it is incredible. more than anything else, high school seniors and the of college. it's not th

joining us right now is jeangene munster, thank you for being here this morning.t what google is doing. this came to a surprise to a lot of people. the google on mobile service searches will have a buy button. how does that work and what does it mean? >> basically taking friction out of the buying process. that's the key in ecommerce. make it easier for people to buy. that's what google wants to do. you think about amazon when you're buying on amazon that one click button is powerful. by google being in the first search results when you have the search results make it easier for people to use google for purchasing. i'lled a this, too people usually think of google as a search and discovery tool. this is going to slightly shift that equation for how people think about google when they're shopping for things online. >> it actually struck me a little bit as someone who uses google first for every search item i go to kind of irritated me e. because if you can buy the way to the top, i don't feel like i'll get the same searches as i had before. >> that's probably true.