. >> "the munsters." >> freddy munster and his dad. >> eddie. >> mr. munster. >> all right. ready, go. >> "growing pains." >> no. >> michael j. fox and his dad. oh, wow. >> i can't remember either. >> "family ties." >> hold on. here's one you both will know. >> simpsons. homer and bart. >> why did you know those two of all the ones? >> it's a cultural touchdown. >> the longest running ever. >> by the way -- >> in history. >> 3 of 3. congratulations. >> speaking of father-son, we were both nominated for best actor for the canadian screen awards that we just had last weekend. >> that's not as important as the fact that -- >> it's the first time in the history of the entertainment business. >> wow. >> that's fantastic. >> that really is something special. >> that a father and son have been nominated in the same category. >> who won? >> he did, obviously. >> oh, nice. congratulations. >> in a way only a dad can brag about. >> it wasn't so obvious. >> we love you guys. come back again when you're on -- season two of "[ bleep ] creek" premieres tonight. >>> flying off somewhere fr

right after the event, i spoke with gene munster in minneapolis. started by asking, how will investors look at apple? >> i think investors are already concerned. they should take away the are being finally more aggressive, may be appropriate the aggressive but the pricing that should be more resonant with the emerging markets. points a great price because it will be more attractive, but at the same time, not at the cost of their margins. so, investors should feel good about that. the second piece, the march guidance they gave, many investors believed that included the anticipated lower that is a end phone. that is a sign that it will not be out until march 31. the quarter ends on march 26. that means the march quarter doesn't benefit. investor, one of their takeaways should be to feel better about the march guidance based on the timing of when the phone is available. emily: porous this is the lowest , priced iphone ever. will this help reinvigorate iphone sales? >> i think iphone sales are doing well, just not growing. let's be clear, there are one

emily: that was gene munster, horace and ben.ing up, we remember one of silicon valley's founding fathers. intel's former chairman andy grove who died on monday at the age of 79. we will look back at his legacy. that's next. ♪ emily: this week, the tech world has been mourning the death of andy grove, who died on monday at 79 years old. he played a central role in the creation of the semi conductor business, on which the internet age is built. he was a mentor to steve jobs, larry ellison, and mark zuckerberg. i spoke to tech leaders who knew him, including craig barrett, who took over as ceo of intel. he told me about the impact andy grove had on him personally. craig: i worked with andy for 35 years. i greatly respected his insight, his wisdom, his strategic thought, and how straightforward he was. i think he was the most direct human being i've ever met. you knew exactly where he was coming from, and he always had a great strategic idea of what to do next. emily: intel was known as the world's best managed company, yet he was a

. >> "the munsters." >> freddy munster and his dad. >> eddie. >> all right.omer and bart. >> why did you know those two of all the ones? >> the longest running ever. >> by the way -- >> in history. >> 3 of 3. congratulations. >> we were both nominated for best actor for the canadian screen awards that we just had. >> that's not as important as the fact that -- >> it's the first time in the history of the entertainment business. >> that's fantastic. >> that a father and son have been nominated in the category. >> oh, nice. congratulations. >> in a way only a dad can brag about. >> it wasn't so obvious. >> we love you guys. come back again when you're on -- season two of "[ bleep ] creek" premieres tonight. >>> flying off somewhere from spring break? wait until you see what jill has that will change the way you travel after this. she's a dentist so...i kind of have to listen. she said "jen, go pro with crest pro-health advanced." advance to healthier gums... ...and stronger teeth from day one. using crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my... ...whole mouth feel

right after the event, i spoke with gene munster in minneapolis. started by asking, how will investors look at apple? >> i think investors are already concerned. they should take away the are being finally more aggressive, may be appropriate the aggressive but the pricing that should be more resonant with the emerging markets. this is a great price point because it will be more attractive, but at the same time, not at the cost of their margins. so investors should feel good about that. the second piece, the march guidance they gave, many investors believed that included the anticipated lower that is a end phone. that is a sign that it will not be out until march 31. the quarter ends on march 26. that means the march quarter doesn't benefit. an investor, one of their takeaways should be to feel better about the march guidance based on the timing of when the phone is available. emily: porous, this is the lowest priced iphone ever. will this help reinvigorate iphone sales? >> i think iphone sales are doing well, just not growing. let's be clear, there

but the man who wants to be beat trump, grandpa munster cruz has harsh words. >> today's attacks in brusselsores that this is a war -- a war with radical islamic terrorism. >> he said quote, we need to empower law enforcement to patrol and surveil muslim neighborhoods observe they become radicalized. >> >> larry: before they become radicalized. muslim communities are not a carton of milk. it doesn't go bad. d you know anything about the muslim communities, mr. cruz? >> how many muslims are in america? >> i don't know the number off the top of my head. >> you're saying law enforcement should surveil muslims, and you don't know how many there are. it's impractical what you're suggesting. also, it doesn't suggest it would lead to anything. it's more of a political point you're making. çlaughterÑ >> larry: damn. norah o'donnell just declared jihad against cruz. okay. so to recap, donald trump looked --, and cruz looked not good. >> bill bratton responded and references the 900 muslim members. >> i would remind that the statements made today is why he's not going to become president of this count

having said that munster told me he's still excited about the 7 and estimates that iphone units willt 15% in march and gradually move back to flat line and finish the year back in positive territory. >> all right. josh lipton, thank you. who is excited about this new iphone. who thinks it's going to spur upgrades? i love apple but this isn't coming out for months, right? >> have an event march 21st. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i think we're going to see -- this happens before every release and every earnings. you have all kinds of channel checks. i don't know. i think the headphone jack thing, heard that before. sort of interesting. >> yeah. >> and, you know, you can see with the beats acquisition why they want to do that and get more locked into the ecosystem. >> sure, and the camera for that matter, too. >> the headphone jack part is probably the most interesting part about this. i don't know if it will spark a mass upgrade cycle and that's why for me apple has to close above 105 and probably on a weekly basis because 10 a 5 is a big level for apple. >> i wonder how much dongles they

it's kind of like when i see a picture of ted cruz, i just think of grandpa munster. it's uncanny! get it out of my head. with more on this phenomenon of music at the polling places, please welcome rico and oda bensimon. so guys, what is it you do exactly? >> we provide a non-invasive background muzak at your local polling station to relax people to vote for whomever they want. >> it's a public service, when you think about it. >> larry: so you guys aren't trying to influence voting at all, right? >> not at all. oh, no! >> people wownt to cla want to r hands. this is what we wrote down for super tuesday it's an amazing time to vote. you got the right to choose. it's an amazing time to vote. as long as you vote for cruz. >> larry: hold on a second-- >> see, larry, just super objective, not picking sides here. >> larry: guys, that was not objective. you just said "vote for cruz." >> technically she didn't say it, she more sang it. >> larry: but it just seems wrong to sing "vote for cruz." >> okay. well, then, here's another one! >> america is great and we never lose, never lose so if

right after the event, i spoke with gene munster in minneapolis. started by asking, how will investors look at apple? >> i think investors are already concerned. they should take away the are being finally more aggressive, may be appropriate the aggressive but the pricing that should be more resonant with the emerging markets. this is a great price point because it will be more attractive, but at the same time, not at the cost of their margins. so, investors should feel good about that. the second piece, the march guidance they gave, many investors believed that included the anticipated lower that is a end phone. sign that it will not be out until march 31. the quarter ends on march 26. that means the march quarter doesn't benefit. investor, one of their takeaways should be to feel better about the march guidance based on the timing of when the phone is available. emily: porous, this is the lowest priced iphone ever. will this help reinvigorate iphone sales? >> i think iphone sales are doing well, just not growing. let's be clear, there are one bil

s -- shares have been down 40% year-to-date, now down just -- paypal, the stock is down has gene munsterrates his underweight rating, citing a recode report that apple pay may go mobile by the end of the year. one analyst saying this will likely have no impact on paypal, but he does concede that there could be headline risk. alix: let's get to the first word news. mark crumpton is at our news desk. the samere are signs islamic state network that carried out the terrorist attack in both brussels and paris. many of those blamed in the violence linked in brussels. they're are trying to coordinate a response to the glowing that's growing wave of terrorism. -- response to the growing wave of terrorism. russia's foreign minister touting cooperation with the u.s. on the civil war in syria. they are trying to find ways to have peace talks to end the five-year-old war. an alleged sexual abuse victim of dennis hastert could testify next month. he pleaded guilty in october to violating bank laws when he allegedly tried to pay $3.5 million to a person to stay quiet about past misconduct which is all

companies support apple around its fight against the government and constructive comments from gene munsterut of sterne agee. micron shares are up more than 8% on the week after it was .ighlighted for an opportunity stock is down more than 15% year to date on what was literally the worst performing stock in the nasdaq in 2015. bonnie: what about laggards on the week? abigail: this stock down about 20% on the week. there is one analyst out there who is saying this is a broken story in the near term. bonnie: thank you so much. the nasdaq for us. theident obama applauding february jobs report, saying the nation is enjoying the fastest job growth. have a listen. president obama: today, americans are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990's. the workforce is growing at the fastest pace since 2000. it is showing the kind of strength and durability that makes america's economy the envy of the world. bonnie: wage growth though slipped, posting its first decline in over a year month over month. i suspect some of them are not great jobs. some of them are minimum wage and a little higher. th

they compare the speaker of the house to eddie munster. and i hear people openly doing that.e of us know why it's different with women. the double standard is that, you know, look it th is a -- we're on television, it's a cosmetic medium. there is a societal sentence that ist is softer on the eye, more appealing to look at a woman who is happy, who is smiling, all these things you wouldn't think of about a man. remember with sarah palin, they had her in a running outfit with her legs all over "newsweek," that is more dehumanizing because you're seeing her for her body and not who she is and what's she contributing. >> didn't ladies have a good time with paul ryan and his workout pictures? >> it's not the same. >> the shot of his abs? >> it's not the same. >> i'm just playing devil's advocate here. don't beat me up. at least three criticized her for shouting. "what's hillary mad at?" and glen beck said" she's calling for love and kindness by shouting." >> for all of our challenges, i've never had more faith in our future and if we work together, if we go forward in this campai

i was talking to john munster., 20% of iphone users are still in the older models with four-inch displays. by his count, 15% of the company's revenue, or roughly $35 billion in annual sales. that's a nice chunk of change. a lot of people want that four-inch display, but have been on the 5s since 2013. that is now feeling older. you don't want people to have a bad experience. you don't want to risk those people moving to rival android devices. >> stock generally is mixed at best on product launch days. but this one is going to coincide with the hearing tomorrow in riverside. jon, what are you looking for out of that meeting? >> i'm not expecting too much. i think it's mostly going to be trying to see if apple has added some nuance to their argument. and as far as the stock on these days, you just sort of have to close your eyes, carl. because where it's playing, three to six months from now, so much more important. >> yes. as josh brown asked, is anybody live blogging the announcement today? guys, we'll see you in j

i got one from wendy munster, who says discrimination. give all employees the option for six weeks paid personal time or no one. >> jason says terrible idea, but he says this is going to kill many small to mid-sized businesses, but then the bowman group tweeted and said great idea. what do you have? >> k.m. witty says sf giving only parents six weeks paid leave is a violation of equal protection and due process for non-pro creators. there are varying opinions. reach us by hashtagging ktvu the 9. >>> 30 minutes from now law enforcement in the south bay will honor one of their hone. >> san jose police officers michael johnson was shot ald killed exactly one year ago. >> colleagues remember him by naming a section of the highway after him. janine de la vega joining us live to tell us about the ceremony. janine. >> reporter: yes, they will be unveiling a sign in the next 30 minutes. right now they have it covered here with a black drape. that sign is going to go on highway 87. it is going to be named after officer michael johnson. you can see

they compensate speaker of the house to eddie munster. and i hear people openly doing that. so why is it different with women? >> all three of us know why it's different with women. the double standard is that, you know, look, this is a -- we're on television, it's a cosmetic medium. people have -- there is this societal sense that it is softer on the eyes, it is more appealing to look at a woman who is happy, who is smiling. all these things that you wouldn't actually think of for a man. remember when sarah palin was john mccain's vice presidential nominee and on the cover of "newsweek" they had her in a running outfit with her legs all over -- whether you like sarah palin or not, that's dehumanizing because you're seeing her for her body and not who she is and what she's contributing. hillary clinton won. she had this extraordinary night. republicans don't like that. >> didn't ladies have a good time with paul ryan and his workout pictures? >> it's not the same. >> the shot of his abs or whatever? >> it's not the same. >> i'm just playing devil's advocate here. don't beat

opponents jok that cruz is actually the zodiac killer or even grandpa munster. cruz a aits he can't sing but he calls his wife ander is tornadoes her anyway i just called to say i love you >>reporter: michael suggests one of the band's classics to serve as the cruz's campaign ng. rival donald trump in mid! the devil! >>reporter: for the debatuble doppelgangers. we suggest -- we will be together >>reporter: jeannie moos, cnn, new york. >> krrti: they do kind of look alike. >> constance: they do a little bi >> constance: we look alike. my twin. a look outside from our mount sinaimount sinai medical center camerara the calm before the ultra fest. >> kristi: the chaos in south a big ol' weekend with a >>> hey, there, south florida. all right, jazz in the gardens. enjoy it. it will be steamy. keep the umbrellas handy. 60% chance of showers. cooler by monday. cooler. that does it for now. thank you for watching "the chew" is next.>> constance: see you back at 4:00. you can always check out the latest news andweather by going to local10.com. have a great day. >> kristi

opponents joke that cruz is the zodiac killer, or even -- munster.his wife and serenades her anyway. ♪ i just called to say i love you ♪ >> reporter: michael suggests one of the band's classics can serve as the cruz campaign song. rival donald trump in mind. ♪ but for the debatable doppelgangers, we suggest -- ♪ you and me together >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> disturbing. thank you for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we begin with growing signs of a gop freak-out over donald trump. breaking news in what was the unprecedented effort by leading republicans to keep their primary front-runner from winning the nomination. that battle expanded to include conserve tifss gathering in washington to plot a trump takedown. bud about a ted cruz/john kasich unity ticket, a contested convention and of drafting paul ryan to replace him. there was that and also this. republican lawmakers who openly deeply and comprehensively detest senator cruz are now beginning to endorse him. dana bash has the latest on all of that. she joins us n

. >> let's bring in jean munster, piper jaffrey. great to have you with us. >> hello. >> to that point of having too many skews, all these different phones are sort of incremental, there's a big one and medium-sized one and now a small one. there is a 7, but at this point are you concerned there's too many products and too many offshoots here? >> this is what they have been doing for a long time and they are rounding out what's already been their traditional approach which has essentially been a three-phone lineup and this is largely expected. i don't think there's many skews compared to the number of android skews out there which number in the 50 to 1 is hundred range. >> to the point of trying to compete in emerging markets at a price point of 399, gene, and considering a lot of other competitors made a full force at capturing the emerging markets, a name like shamley which went hard into latin america and india and samsung already there and others, i mean, how does it stack up? >> well, from a functionality standpoint it's very s

fester -- uncle fester from "the munsters" i can't look at the sharp face and the nasty things -- >>face? that guy? >> but i think he's a brilliant guy. dershowitz said he was the smartest guy in harvard law school. he's a very substantial person. i think unlike rubio, he's been solicitor general in texas. he's argued before the united states supreme court. he's a harvard law grad. a lot going on there, you'd like to tap into him. to me, i could never have a beer with him. >> just on a fox news alert basis, do you think what else is happening? nancy reagan. there you can see some of the images of yesterday, thousands of people filed past her casket there at the ronald reagan presidential library. geraldo, you have a story. >> well, you know, i have run into the former first lady now -- the former late first lady often over the year t last time -- i am very emotional about it. >> getting choked up. >> it was so touching. we were at the bel air, i stay at the bel air hotel. it's my west coast base. and i was there with erica and sol, who was about 7 years old. the former first lady com

emily: that was gene munster, .orace and ben coming up, we remember one of silicon valley's founding's former chairman andy grove who died on monday at the age of 79. we will look back at his legacy. that's next. ♪ emily: this week, the tech world has been mourning the death of andy grove, who died on monday at 79 years old. he played a central role in the creation of the semi conductor business, on which the internet age is built. he was a mentor to steve jobs, larry ellison, and mark zuckerberg. i spoke to tech leaders who knew him, including craig barrett, who took over as ceo of intel. he told me about the impact andy grove had on him personally. craig: i worked with andy for 35 years. i greatly respected his insight, his wisdom, his strategic thought, and how straightforward he was. i think he was the most direct human being i've ever met. you knew exactly where he was coming from, and he always had a great strategic idea of what to do next. emily: intel was known as the world's best managed company, yet he was also known as a ruthless leader. , people still followed him. what w

opponents joke cruz is actually the zodiac killer or even grandpa munster.>> reporter: they could serve as the cruz campaign song, rival donald trump in mind. but for the debatable dopplegangers, we suggest -- ♪ you and me together >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> i think it's the eyebrows. they look pretty similar. we thank you for joining us for "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. for viewers in the united states, "new day" straight ahead. for other viewers aren't the world "amanpour" starts after the break. thank you for watching cnn, the world's news leader. (son) pa, i know we settle for cable... but directv has been number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 15 years. (father) how 'bout over 15 satisfying years with that woman over there boiling your clothes. her layers and layers of...layers. hair that i've rarely seen because it's always under that bonnet. and how she fought off that grizzly and made him into these slippers. that's satisfaction son. (vo) don't be a settler, get a $100 reward card when you switch t

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-- >> who's, by the way, going to get the costco business -- >> and by the way, i was hoping that munster would come out once again today to slam paypal. this time -- he's got a sell on paypal -- says google's not going to buy. hey, be careful, google's not going to buy. the guy slams paypal every day. one day, he's going to get a head slam right upside -- >> the re/code tech blog organization came out with a story last night, two days -- wherever -- that basically apple pay might start to get integrated into websites, the safari browser, which instead of seeing check out through paypal, you could see apple pay, which means you wouldn't have to be just on your phone. >> which is possible. paypal is taking share, it's growing like a weed. people venmo each other. >> what does venmo mean? >> really? >> i go to hotel and restaurants, i don't know the lingo -- >> if i owe you money, i could venmo you money. >> how much are you offering? >> i don't know. look, i can venmo -- yeah, i can venmo you, if i have to. kayla tausche was going to venmo me for the money i put up for the holiday party. i