nokia is one variable. >> that could be a -- nokia $7 billion acquisition. >> they're going to write that down. him talking about getting the 10% market, that's a dream. this stock works because it's got a 2.7% interest yield. they seem to have things in order here under the new management. i'm not saying you chase it as a trader. >> i not only think it's going to break out, i think it's going to go towards 50. i think it's now most recently because adella brings something to microsoft. he's got the direction for the company. part of the transition is the cloud. maybe the smartphone market, maybe they get incremental there. >> again, dan said not about that at all. >> when you think about it, you talked about some of the yield that you get on the stock right now and all the rest of it. the $80 plus billion dollars sitting on the balance sheet. they can still making a significan -- acquisitions. >> they can leverage up, too. >> you mean like nokia? that's the problem though. >> no. >> earnings on verifone. dom. >> verifone shares are spiking just off the after-market highs in the afte

using nokia maps, bing? likely to be the maps and services app. >> what is nokia apps?. >> oh, maps. >> it's a mapping technology that microsoft uses. not bad. it's serviceable. interesting to see if amazon's customer base feels it's serviceable. >> happening right now, 2-1, amazon beating apple in terms of whose products you trust more. does that surprise you? >> really surprising to me. all the apple products i own, in our household, there are a ton of iphones, iphone touchesed old ones we've repurposed for other things. the only amazon device is a kindl. i don't have a fire tablet and feel the people i know mostly have a kindle, but also use the kindl app on their ipad. i think a lot of people are used to buying things through amazon, reading books through amazon but don't think of it as a device company. >> and acutely aware when amazon is tracking you. i had them match a price on walmart going back to the site. wow. they're following me everywhere around the internet. >> yes. lest there was doubt. take a look what's happening with voting, still seems as though by q

it will also be on nokia phones. google also plans to add a kill switch and promises to release details soon. apple already has kill switches but all three types must be activated by the phone's owners. >>> it's 4:45. it is friday morning if you are just joining us. unfortunately bay bridge, sal, gosh to have such a problem at this time of day sun fortunate. >> that kills you doesn't snit >> yeah. >> you are driving to work. it's almost the middle of the night for most people. >> i'm going to get an early start today. >> yeah that didn't happen for people leaving san francisco for oakland. ly start off with the lower deck of the bay bridge from the san francisco side. i have to tell you things have improved quite a bit. on the lower deck here as you can see traffic is moving along very nicely all the way out. this wasn't the case a little earlier. let's transition to the other side. that would be the traffic coming down to the repaving work that they have been doing over night on the bay bridge. eastbound. so traffic

google, auto desk, sisco, nokia.ng you is video of one of the executive sessions they do. they run a summer program for students. they do one week executive programs. we learn about nano technology and drones. you can imagine the quality and quantity of information that you download, how it can affect your business. good to have you here. >> good morning. >> why would there be such a huge impact on the world of finance right now when we start showing people things like the driverless car, nano technology, et cetera. >> it's pretty much every part of our lives, our businesses. >> what is expo tepbl technology. >> technologies empowered by information layers. with computers, we saw them go from analog to digital. so there is an information layer that helps people communicate. so we went from analog photography. imagine the old cameras where you had this film stuff you had to load into it. that was a squares are resource. and now a digital file where we share files. i take a picture. you can change it. accepted it out t

policies is going to boost the home economy but we've been getting opinions from both the us and the nokia. i think it stands to gain control of resources which i barley spend a moment even from a standing start we're doing incredibly well you can only indicators of exactly positive with the u.k. with oil and gas worth oil and gas we're doing extremely well what they're trying to convince the scottish people is that by being independent they can actually run and control their own laws that it's not true all they're doing is shifting the power that they share in the scottish people share in the u.k. parliament to actually having very little power in new york in union they would also have to have the euro so there's no question about the pound anymore. the u.s. secretary of state is urging iraqi leaders to waste no time in forming a more inclusive government john kerry's on a surprise visit to baghdad america's already said military advisers to help the country's army to quell the ongoing isis fighters in the latest wave of violence there indeed at least seventy prisoners were killed by jiha

you news nokia theater these. these. new was more than you see it then you had the media and you can you know what they need to upset you when you mentioned oh you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you we'll. let you get out of. the store warning we're about to show you some graphic video but the images while we've blurred them are key to explaining the situation the dead lying in the streets of kramatorsk body parts scattered around at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas left devastated with buildings in ruins walls are riddled with bullet holes and shattered windows hunted to get most of those up but it unless. he slipped out to be. he still it's. good to get a mortar shell hit the family's backyard killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors fought to save him they say they found dozens of shell fragments in his head. then you would not go to the meeting yet fled to detroit. and you could get lost or would be stuc

on individual company news, we are taking a look at nokia.raised from nine dollars to $11 by rbc. what is the option straight on nokia today? >> it is pretty stable. this area from eight dollars to $10 has provided significant resistance in the past few months. if you look year to date, the stock has been pretty combustible almost. it is up almost 2.5 times. i think we hold here for quite a while. i am not nearly as bullish in the near-term on this stock. we have to wait to see what the transition is from the three g lte. at as their main driver right now. 4gfrom the three g to the lte. that is their main driver right now. we could see some significant distance. >> especially right -- especially that we are right where we were at the start of the year. but get to some other traits. starbucks is going to allow their customers to charge their mobile phones on these wireless charging mats, but your trade has nothing to do with this. >> not at all. that is another added benefit of going to starbucks. it is another reason to get people in the door

i meant blackberry, will this phone kill blackberry or nokia? phone is irrelevant to blackberry. no it manager would let this phone into their house. microsoft, no they are going to keep pouring money into that platform. this phone isn't a threat to the other mobil carriers it is a threat to retailers like best buy? >> i think this is early inning for amazon. it is good. i think they expand into verizon and i think the holy grail for them is when they expand internationally. we have to go but i wonder where this phone is going to be seen. >> at and t stores that is the new spot. >> amazon's website. i can't touch it i want to feel my phone. >> you can preorder it today. >> you can get it delivery date is july 25th. >> are you the guy that can't buy your groceries online because you like to feel the peaches? >> we have to leave. for more technovations you can check out cnbc.com/techdrivers later on after you have finished our fine show. you can catch "amazon rising" this sunday june 29th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> on deck, get your investing pencils

blackberry up more than one%, nokia is up too. i show this competition that we talk about here.nior mobil research analyst, they have all kinds of thoughts and christina has some intel about what the meeting is going to look like tomorrow. it will be made an and excitement. fox business will be there and i want to quickly mention men's shoes. what is that about? a new company called paul evans, start up nation story continuing and we have the two guys who co-founded this and are running this. they came from this and they said let's start our own company. we have them today, stay tuned. melissa: first an unfinished stadium, then a flood. the french throwing the red card after a drone was hovering over one of its practices. oh yes, the world cup. the gift that keeps on giving. more money coming at you. coming up next. melissa: don't drive drunk, one of the cardinal rules, you would think everyone knows about it but it is still the big problem. luckily ford has a drunk suit that should deter anyone from hopping behind the wheel after they had a few. we had a chance to try and on th

sample we are talking about the rolling handset, nokia is the biggest type of a breakout of the year, happening right now coming out of a 14-year secular decline, nlk on every trader's screen right now, not blackberry. >> karen, what do you think? collin, it's still a stress situation here. if you turn profitability sooner, then that can be an upside. >> i don't know, it's hard, i don't have a real thought of where there is long term going to be. it should be great. >> you know what you get when you trade the bottom? >> yeah. sticky fingers. >> is this one, i know. >> too smart. >> to use that expression. >> i'll say, it's an old market saying. here's the thing, this thing has been traded at cash at this level or that level. it doesn't work if the phones don't work. i agree with john, the phones don't work. whose thumbs don't work? they have the wrong product. they're focused on the wrong thing, the stock, when you got excited about it, they will be in the app story, enterprise users are in the app store. >> the blackberry app store is the one that helps you find an apple store. >> ge

the phone introduced by steve jobs in 2007 was the new kid on a block dominated by blackberry and nokia had a cool touch screen. time magazine named it the invention of the year. the fever gained force after apple created the first app store in 2008. but you could only take pictures on grainy 2 mega pixel camera. remember that. but still, the world fell in love with the idea of an all in one phone and soon other companies were creating their own devices and mobile operating systems. the apple iphone remained the star selling more than 500 million units since 2007. but lately the iphone's grip on the market share has taken a bit of a hit android make up almost 80% of the market now. and samsung is giving apple a run for its money. but the iphone still generates plenty of excitement. and for that we say, happy birthday, iphone. that's it "real money." i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ >>> hello, everybody, and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm david shuster in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. just ahead. found israeli troops searching a palestinian

release of its windows phone operating system, microsoft will have kill switches that can run on the nokianes. google will have a kill switch in its version of the android operating system, which is the most popular operating system worldwide. san francisco district attorney george gascon will be touting that in a news conference happening the next 30 minutes on the east coast, talking about the dramatic decrease of phones. in new york, iphone theft went down 17% in the first five months of the year. in san francisco, iphone robberies decreesed 30 -- decreased to 38%. in the same time period, they found theft of samsung and other popular devices increased. >> we all have so much information on our phone. if somebody were to steal it, i mean, that just makes you more vulnerable to identity theft or whatever and. i think it does -- the fact that there's opinion more comfortable. that shows that's a good thing. >> reporter: both leaders say this illustrates how kill switches will end the victimization of wireless consumers. right now, there's legislation that requires that by next july all sm

the whole thing from start to finish, looks like nokia really thought this thing through. you're right, harry reid has, insisted that he was made aware of this the day before it happened. nobody in the house was. what we learned this past week, jon, there were many meetings to discuss this over the past two years with members about congress and they always expressed very significant concerns and opposition to trading these five taliban members or releasing them under any circumstances. what we saw was the white house essentially saying, okay, we hear your concerns but we're going to do 24 anyway and we'll find various excuses why we can do it without your consultation. it has just blown up in congress. the reason it won't go away, has less to do with circumstances of soldiers disappearance than the threat of these five taliban members and risk upon the united states. jon: changing gears slightly. you're there on capitol hill where it is pretty rare to get bipartisan agreement on anything. do they have bipartisan agreement on this bill to reform the va? >> they have some bi

. >> it all took place in los angeles at nokia theater sunday night.just prior to heading in the big show, the celebrities walked the red carpet. it was comedian chris rock, always so funny, he was hosting the event this year. >> yes, ferrell there. >> he won for happy. certainly the tune of the year. life time achievement award for legendary singer lionel richie. >> disney star. >> sandaya coleman dropped out of the life time pick about a lie a where the family didn't want her. well, a lie a's family had been, publicly opposed to the tv have move bit the late pop star's life. they said in one contacted them before announcing the film so she was set to play but she has back out because of the controversy, and just didn't want to get involved. life time says production has been put on hold. >>> so i learned to drive on my buddy's parents stick shift dune buggy and we just were grinding the thing. i probably ruined this car. but we learned how learning how to drive can be tough for everyone. >> daily malice reporting there ace i teen from massachusetts,

nokia, microsoft, many different competitors. >> there are a ton of competitors, but this is the quiettime in the mobile phone industry. we are not seeing a lot of new mobile devices being rolled out. when you stack up at&t and verizon and these other folks, this is a new device from an established company, but it is first generation. they will be some cautious optimism with this device to say let's see how this will be because it is a blueprint for everything afterwards. liz: pricing will be the key here. they will take losses on product. >> we will do it in the future because for amazon it is all about getting people to become part of that ecosystem. liz: thank you, fox business will be with you the minute this is unveiled. looking down at something. joe lin ling kent will be there live. we appreciate it. 44 recalls, 18 million vehicles in the u.s. alone, you might think gm would be tanking, maybe the stock, but are they? jeff flock at a gm dealership to see if the cloud is lifting and what will happen tomorrow with the ceo mary barra testifying. and these boots are made for walking.

. >> this took place at los angeles nokia theater on sunday.e celebrities, as they always do walked the red carpet. chris rock hosted the event. video of the year went to ferrell for his popular tune happy. life time achievement award went to the ledgendry singer lionel richie. >> chris rockies my favorite stand up comedian. >>> it is the time, caitlin roth. >> hello again. >> how are you. >> excuse me, while i put on my weather hat now and then we will put on my traffic hat. we will get you through the morning here. lots to talk about. we had a beautiful week he end. we are seeing nice weather car any to monday. for today not too hot, not too humid. we will start off in the 60's with the clouds in the drive-in but break for more sunshine later in the day. the stays dry. temperatures seasonal. we will see a high of 86 degrees with the sunset at 8:33 p.m. i don't think we will have too many complaints about this monday, hey, this is at least a short workweek. to the roads right now this morning. we have a vehicle fire, this is knotter bound side

the former oil chairman also served as chairman of nokia until 2012.amount pictures, transformers aid of extension was the big winner at this weekend's box office. the film pulled in $100 million, making it the biggest a mastic debut so far of 2014. it is a first in a new trilogy of area -- alien robot movies. we cannot get enough of those. it is 26 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the markets. scarlet loo has more. for futures in focus. oil futures this morning, even as iraq stepped up its direction. prices are up about 2.5%, bringing the rise to almost four percent. the advance is not that much bigger. joining me now, greg bender. he used to treat oil futures. we have also got scott bauer. i want to start with you. why do oil prices seem so resistant to developments? 2.5% in june, given the kind of movement we have seen in iraq and on the ground. there is always a question of how strong the economy is in general. the seasonality right now is not the best for oil. august 10 to be negative. this has been a breakout. we did

this is euro nokia we would talkg -- more about the currency as the morning goes on.to you, mark. >> u.s. president barack obama is sending 300 military advisers to iraq to assist the government there in its battle against insurgents. obama insisted american forces won't be returning to combat heard he also dispatches secretary of state to the region for talks. >> secretary kerry will depart for the mideast this weekend. he will be able to consult with our allies and partners. just as all iraqi neighbors must respect iraq's territorial integrity, all of iraq's neighbors have a vital interest in ensuring that iraq is not to send into civil war or become a safe haven for terrorists. >> new fighting has erupted between ukrainian government -- calling on ecb, lagardeon, christine says the ecb would need to move inflation in qe if the eurozone remains in the doldrums. the central bank stopped short of qe when it was announced unprecedented dividend measures at the beginning of the month. investors are bracing for a wave of development defaulted china next year. this is pro

on calls ony long nokia. i think that represents a better opportunity.anted to get bogged, which i think would be there and goal, they probably would have gotten bought already. this has actually been underperforming in the market this year. >> finally, i want to get to your trades. utilities have been the big al performers this year. as interest rates -- big out performers this year. as interest rates remain low, people are looking for yields. every single day iwatch institutional order flows and unusual activity trades. in anday, a trader came bought 12,000 august 46 calls for $.12. there might be a big rotation and shift into utilities. >> we have already seen that shift though, haven't we? >> no, you still have a 4.6% dividend. unusual activity. i think these stocks are headed higher. >> have to leave it there. thanks so much. ♪ >> welcome to money clip where we tied together money news. amazon fired the latest shot with a fire font. meanwhile, chile shows little passion on the field and off. and out the door, the board of american apparel cuts loose

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nokia, microsoft, what are they thinking, at the same time those argue well they have to be closer andmer, can't allow themselves to get disintermediated by various platforms available on your mobile device that do what they do and lead you to somewhere else. >> the cameras. >> i don't know. >> it's causing google to go down, i think. i was with someone who is close to google over the weekend, google's working closely with google maps and controversial company uber, turns out that the driverless car is an attempt to be able to take over the taxi industry, six years away. >> more than that. >> well, they're going -- two years driving around campus. i mention this google has lots of irons in the fire, amazon has lots of irons in the fire. >> they do. >> it's the nature of the beast they're happy to go at each other without thinking whether there is a market, this is kindle versus ipad. apple obviously with beats also. then we have to get used to the company, the idea that these companies are just going at it every single front because they just have to protect their turf. >> they do. the

the people i was with were just talking about me openly on their are nokia cell phones. anyone could have eavesdropped. >> so let's talk about the raid that released you. i mean, because it was -- there was a loss of life certainly. >> there was, yeah, a british soldier was killed. my afghan colleague was killed. the -- i can understand the difficulty of any decision to launch any raid for anyone in these circumstances. >> this was a residential area, correct is this. >> in my particular case we were in a village in northern afghanistan. we would move four or five times a day. again, after three days, a raid was launched to free us. but it either went to the wrong house or for whatever reason, we heard the helicopters fly overhead and go elsewhere. the taliban immediately bundled us out of the house and took us to a children's school and literally put us on the floor surrounded by young children. >> so they would be the cover. >> so they would be the cover. these were a remote group. a long way away from taliban heartland, operating with very few resources. i mean, this

look at nokia, walkman all those cycles of blackberry. >> we keep going back and forth about whetherginning of something good in terms of animal spirits or whether they try to rationalize demand wise. is it good or bad? >> the most important question, is every cycle -- the first 50s came along. 80s were leveraged buyouts with milk. that ended in bust. '06, '07, ale 08, club deals, private equity. that ended in a bust. this cycle has room to the grow. it's global. and the driver, joe, is growth. how as a company ceo, how do i grow, take the advantage of low interest rates, high currency and do a deal? so you see it in a variety of industries. >> is it growth because we are in i new normal. >> you hit it before. the ceo is getting more comfortable. the ceo stock has gone down. >> you are talking a defensive mode. >> highway, we're going to do this deal. we're going to leverage. get some stock. well, what's going to happen to your stock? hey, with get synergies and the value goes up, then you have the green light to do more. >> just because he told us about hillshire six months ago does