uber was thinking of buying nokia here which is this big mapping thing once owned by nokia but watchhe mapping stuff in the next few years. >> that would have been a multibillion dollar deal if they had done it. but shares are underpressure this morning some reports suggested the phone's battery can overheat and explode. no company likes to delay shipments but is there something bigger we should be focussing on here? >> maybe battery proof pants at some point. this is clearly terrible timing for them right before the apple event approximate you're thinking about what next phone you're going to buy, this is just bad but samsung has been sort of in -- i wouldn't say dyer straights but struggling over the past few years to just prove that they can do more. they were, you know, one of the early quest successes in the android eco system as far as smartphone makers but this is just terrible for them right? so you have to think about what that means in the connection of new iphones and what it's going to look like. >> we'll see. thank you to both of you for joining us today. >> thanks for h

issues that they will be led by technical experts ranging from apple, at&t, comcast, level three, nokia, samsung, sprint and verizon. the robo calling strikeforce is committed to report back to the commission by october 19. that's six days from now, chairman. the report will include concrete plans to accelerate the development and adoption of the new tools as well as solutions and to make recommendations to the fcc on the role government should play in this battle. the fact so many companies agree on such short notice to be your tells you the seriousness we have about finding a solution. i want to thank each of you for being here and for your leadership on this. and with that, chairman, we are ready to get to work. >> terrific. thank you. alison, are you going to wrap us up? >> thank everybody. i think it was a great kickoff. not just a couple of which is the announcements. this is the end of the kickoff portion of the meeting. we will take a 12 minute break for strike force members back into the break room. there's coffee as well and we will reconvene at 10:45 with the strike force for

nokia also upped cost savings target as it warned it did not expect a near term improvement in tradinggold tumbled the. said gold production had fallen 6% driven by weakness in mines in the ivory coast and the democratic republic of congo. >>> it put on the chopping block last may. now the sfrong performance is supportive of the german sportswear company outlook last week 6789 v as you can see there investors not overly enthused. stack off 2.7%. >>> merck has lifted annual profit forecast. came in slightly above expectations up 29% in the second quarter. the performance was boosted by the life science branch where sales grew 8.1%. the firm also benefitted from the acquisition last year. >>> british rsa has raised after posting a 72% lead in underwriting profit. this despite pretext falling. told cnbc while the environment has been tough, the company is well insulated from the impact of brexit. >> it's a group 75% of the earnings actually come from outside of the uk so that weakening of selling is actually a positive for us in the short-term with regards to earnings on the capital. >>>

that is the case with marketing and fan clubs and things to take on the nokia and apples even though they are lower priced phones. chinese are frustrated, you know, name a chinese car. volkswagon. but -- they have keeping the volvo name. i know they can't really create a good brand and sell ye. the logo is italian but they did buy the idea. so it is not like the japanese wave in the '80s where they just buy stuff and hope it works out. they are more strategic. but crazy things are happening. two weeks ago the owner of the historia hotel was bought. there is also the sense among chinese entrepreneurs that they need to keep talent and brands. club med is the largest insurance company in portugal and the chairman went missing for a couple days and we don't know why still. so it is interesting. if china, like this is everything i heard about. the relationship between the government and private sector and companies. if china takes relations with the rest of the world, southeast asia, are not great. how does that help alibaba? the chinese government is having friction with the areas becaus

it looks like that could be opening lower, down 2.5% on nokia.e still waiting for a viva to open, which reported a 13% gain in first-half profit. it also increased its dividend on growth. we might see that open higher. some analysts were calling it higher. rent gold shares have more than doubled this year on the price gain in oil. what we had today was an 8.5% drop in second-quarter profit after operational problems at two of its african mines, leading to a decline in gold output. we will see how those shares opened up as a see full and production. anna: just waiting for the keycorp brits to open up. y core operates. aviva opening up. equity markets getting into their strike this thursday morning; let's get to ryan chilcote, live on the cnc trading floor with a guest. investors all over the u.k. get ready for the bank of england rate decision. ryan: yeah. the pound is moving lower ever so slightly and it looks like more investors and traders subscribe to that, that we are going to get a cut from the bank of england. joining me is the chief market

many former workers at nokia that microsoft bought two years ago. >>> facebook chief operating officer has a new book in the works. cheryl steinburg is almost done writing option b, how she grieved after her husband died last year and coping as a single mother. she got the idea from a friend who said if she can't live the life she planned with her husband make option b extraordinary. >>> a survey of 2,000 baby boomers found one of the biggest regrets is not traveling enough. the survey was commissioned by british airways. older people regret not traveling more when they could. >>> looking to save on rent? still ahead, where you can apply for an apartment in the bay area. it will cost you less than $500 a month. ,,,,,,,,,,

hotsenpiller remains in the cumbla >>> to management and the daughter of nokia aldrich, darren searles and his brother were arrested in chicago and both are convicted felons out on parole, aldrich was pushing her new baby in a stroller on chicago's south side when she got caught in the crossfire of gun violence. the shooting happened friday shortly before she had registered her older children for school and friends and loved ones gathered at a vigil ahead of the republican party appeared on nbc's meet the press this morning and reince preibu s talked about this changing issues.>>reporter: i know donald trump in private and i talk to him every day and i know what he is thinking about a lot of these issues and this is a good and and he wants to do the right thing and wants to take every position that he is talking about and pepper it with decency, dignity and humanity.>> hillary clinton supporters are going after donald trump tonight over issues of race and immigration and her camp says trump has zero events in inner cities were more minorities live.>> the trump team is on the attack wit

because the godfather of diarrhea research, honestly this man has done more for counteracting diarrhea, nokia'setire but herbert dupont found out where people are getting sick and he set up a lab in what all hearts university using students and tourists to study subjects and published a lot of papers. >> you think the reason he has never won a nobel prize in medicine because he's embarrassed? >> so you just up at one point for this role as a newbie journalist and some of these situations. you were with a group called strategic operations is that the name of that, we had to play a role in the theatrical were seen pit was the role that you played? >> strategic operations is a big movie studio in southern california that is now used for training combat attics and maybe corman in medicine for the marine corps. the films that were made there used to be action films, war films so they are really good at violent gore, loud noises and explosions. they have actors come in and it's hyperrealistic is the word that they use, the trademark word and so these medics and corman these guys were in training they

they went to microsoft, which bought the nokia smartphone business, and they bought a ton of patents industry gatherings, you need i.p. to defend themselves. their business model is a problem. ramy: any thoughts of threats of lawsuits if they come to the u.s.? >> it will be interesting to see if there will be an i.p. battle. we have seen the smartphone wars on the patent front cool down from the days when apple and samsung seem to sue each other everyday. ramy: thank you very much, shira, and peter. up, what happens to one of the greatest basketball players of all time after he retires? about kobel you bryant venture capitalist, next. ♪ nyantec had a big july thanks to pokemon go. they recorded more active u.s. users in july than snapchat, twitter, or pintrest. it remains to be seen whether pokemon go can keep these users engaged long-term. data shows a decline in engagement. daily users have been in a slow decline since they peaked in mid july. another story we are watching. the winner of five nba championships. he is adding something else to his resume -- venture capitalists. byrya

many of them were former workers at nokia which microsoft bought two years ago. >>> a survey of 2,000y boomers found one of the biggest regrets is not traveling enough. the census wide survey was commissioned by british airways but found older people regret not traveling more when they could. >>> time check, 5:55. in the next hour, as the campaigns kick into high gear, we sit down with our political expert to find out what the candidates need to win over voters in the next 100 days. >> a deal announced this morning uniting two silicon valley giants. what we know about the merger of tesla and solar city. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm michelle griego. and i'm kenny choi. a >>> good morning. monday, august 1st. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >>> a woman travels to us a continue with her fiance and the evening walk turns deadly. >> the shooter is still out there. keye is reporting that his name is endicott mccray and he spent time in jail for possessing a firearm. tameka is one of five people shot early sunday morning. reports say she was visiting her family's fiance's family in austin.

. >>> nokia slashed the price of its 360 camera originally priced for 60,000 bucks. offer it for 45,000, in the hope discount will increase global penetration. so much for the instamatic. coming up on "countdown." we he will join liz claman to talk about -- [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. liz: last week you may remember we reported that top attorneys in the white-collar world said executives at valeant could see some jail time after reports surfaced that they were under investigation for fraud. now as you see bill ackman on the screen, he is one of valeant's biggest investors. if you thought this was the end of his troubles as an eninvestor, think again. valeant in another investigation. lawsuit filed by t. rowe price and investor accusing the valeant of fraud. >> let me clear about the story. i'm not saying bill ackman did anything illegal. liz: absolutely not. he is an investor and has to deal with it. >> he is on the board now. what we said we quoted stan

nokia is slashing jobs.son going through multiyears of issues because it's not competitive in china and going through again job cuts. apple has created effectively through the wider system 1.9 million jobs in the last decade. almost a million of those are outside the u.s. not just u.s. protections at play here. >> for apple this would make a difference. the 1 billion dollar fine, even if it's higher than that. they have roughly $230 billion in overseas cash to them it's just a drop in the ocean, isn't it. >> a drop in the ocean financially. some estimates say it could be as high as $19 billion. what about that tax bar. will that offshore cash they have and come sboos the case of those almost trillions of dollars held by u.s. nationals who still have come back to the u.s., but becomes a hot potato in the u.s. election in terms of this is a way of -- >> said she's going to be deciding on the ruling in around about an hour and a half or so. we'll hear more about the size of the actually fine. they're expected t

nokia earnings dropping. among the reasons weak sells of mobile network products. raising cost cutting target. first similar earnings in revenues topping wall street estimates. saw higher demand for its modules. >> also weather news here square getting a big pop this morning. topping estimates in the payments company now raising full year guidance. those shares moving sharply higher. you can see up by about 17%. shares of trip adviser under pressure. earnings and revenue missing wall street analyst marks there. you can see trip adviser off 7%. jack in the box looks to be a winner today. shares rising after the winners beat the streak. company benefitting from improving sells. bucking a trend in restaurants: >> so much for doom and gloom in the restaurants. >> texas road haas, mcdonald's. there are bright spots. >> no doubt. >> and some of them are likely winners on erns. >>> now to summer sizzler series. landon dowdy has been doing that all summer. joi joins us now with a lot list. >> we're still sizzling over here. summer today and the stocks that are sizzling the

they said there he will have problems because they'll have a tremendous number, 50% evangelical and nokia lumia, a lot. i said that is a good thing. no, he hasn't people that are very good. i think it is a good thing. i cannot be right. they voted for donald trump. they wanted to come. which i appreciate. i'm protestant, presbytery. first presbyterian church of jamaica, jamaica, new york, out in queens, new york. and i'm proud of it. but i said i'm going to take this into my own hands and i and going to figure a way that we can get you back your freedom of speech. it was taken away. [applause] you know, this wasn't -- this was an taken away as part of our constitution when our great forefathers went out and 4 -- and wrote it. this was lyndon johnson in the 1970's. this is an something we need great legal dialogue on here and this was lyndon johnson in the 1970's. and lyndon johnson -- i respect lyndon johnson because he was one smart cookie. but lyndon johnson was a major player. he was a very tough cookie. and he was able to silence his critics by doing it. so we're going to get your voi

there have been pinocchio after pi nokia. they say that donald trump lies 75% of the time in politifact. it has been very, very clear that he has a tremendous problem with lying, whether it's b.s. artist or not, there's a problem with truth telling here. >> my nose is growing just talking about pinocchio here so much. it's kind of awkward. >> thank you, everyone. stay with me. we're going to talk more about this. trump keeps saying the election will be rigged. we're going fact check that next. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think

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what we do is build windows nokia we don't have anything but glazing. i would like to see that work with the project architect and try to make it look like it fits in a little bit better because to the east, you can see there's a building they might particularly like the style of it. it's a fairly new building there was likely built in the last 20-30 years, and has some pays and it has more of a punch window window instead of all glazing which i don't really know if it's cheaper to build it or why we have these solid windows all over the place. the other thing i would see is some of the units are pretty big. the audit numbered units. they have this huge master bedroom which looks like it's 27 by i think, 16 which is a pretty big rented it could be that way but it may be possible to redesign those bigger units and end up with three, three bedroom units and of course you have the two three, two bedroom units on the fun once if i'm not a stake in. that would be something i think i would try to look at because it might be better to try to design. it's inter

blackberry and nokia. nine years ago.ow prkt clay every cellphone you buy is either from cupertino or essentially born in mountain view. we went to dominating the cellphone industry in nine years. i think the same will be true in cars but i think it's going to be in three or four years. >> if we let people go to pittsburg. >> because of carncarnagie-mell. we need the goodness of carnagie-mellon out here. >> it changes out here, profoundly and quickly. >> it will be routine that we build cars in silicon valley. >> or the new detroit. >> yes. >> all right. >>> well, back to school with some olympic hardware. olympic swimmer maya dirado returned to her alma mater in santa rosa. the school district posted this video on social media. look at her. she's wearing all of her medals. draped, two golds, two silver from rio. dirado shared the love. she says the high school was harder than stanford in terms of time management and she should know because she graduated from stanford, too. >> all kinds of locals. these athletes are reall

issues and they're going to be led by technical experts ranging from apple, at&t, comcast, level three, nokia, samsung, sprint and verizon. the robocalling strike force has committed to report back to the commission by october 19, that's 60 days from now, chairman. the report will include concrete plans to accelerate the development and adoption of the new tools as well as solutions and to make recommendations to the f.c.c. on the role government should play in this battle. the fact that so many companies agreed on such short notice to be here tells you the seriousness we have about finding a solution here. i want to thank each of you for being here and for your leadership on this and with that, we're ready to get to work. mr. wheeler: trisket. thank you. ms. kutler: thanks to everybody. i think it was a great kickoff. now just a couple logistical announcements. this is the end of the kickoff public portion of the meeting. we will take a 12-minute break for strike force members back into the break rooms. there's coffee as well. and we will reconvene at 10:45 with the strike force for the work

issues and they're going to be led by technical experts ranging from apple, at&t, comcast, level three, nokia, samsung, sprint and verizon. the robocalling strike force has committed to report back to the commission by october 19, that's 60 days from now, chairman. the report will include concrete plans to accelerate the development and adoption of the new tools as well as solutions and to make recommendations to the fcc on the role government should play in this battle. the fact that so many companies agreed on such short notice to be here tells you the seriousness we have about finding a solution here. i want to thank each of you for being here and for your leadership on this and with that, we're ready to get to work. mr. wheeler: thank you. allison, are you going to wrap this up here? ms. kutler: thanks to everybody. i think it was a great kickoff. now just a couple logistical announcements. this is the end of the kickoff public portion of the meeting. we will take a 12-minute break for strike force members back into the break rooms. there's coffee as well. and we will reconvene at 10:45 w

levin's merger with aol and carly fiorina's acquisition of comp compaq, microsoft's acquisition of nokia? >> sears acquisition of lands end. you know, i think you successfully build out your mosaic by acquiring businesses that add to your already successful strategy. i don't think anybody succeeds by using these acquisitions as a solution. clearly walmart is unhappy with their walmart.com business. jet may or may not have some magic algorithm. i would submit you don't need to spend $3 billion to figure out a way to lower your prices. the path that they're on suggests that there's no possible way to make sense of what they're up to on a large scale. >> maybe investors want them to do something aggressive on walmart.com like this and they get the talent, that was big part of the jet.com acquisition and the growth. and we don't exactly know how walmart plans to integrate that into the longer term strategy on-line, do we? >> i think the problem is walmart doesn't know. and that's why i give them -- i offer up my nomination for stupid. i think they can clearly afford to spend $3 billion. the

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nokia joins me from the office of public financing can describe that this doctor in more detail and am happy to answer any particular question did i think everything else is in the memo that resolutions per fairly straight forward >> google is requested for today. >> yes, anderson. commissioners, before you is the resolution. mr. of date is correct that the last time it was our properties we were talking about for our services. this is one of different saying our properties for the transbay terminal. so, there is a difference here. commissioner singer >> two questions. what are the risks? >> i guess the ultimate risk really is if there was a default situation. the risk then is this property is pledging through as additional collateral. does that impact the potential operation of the facility? i'm not sure it really necessarily would've but i think now they can speak better to what it takes to get the cataclysmic events that would have to occur to get to that point. >> could you please identify yourselves. >> good afternoon. 90-office of public finance. the risk you have is a risk of no

nokia joins me from the office of public financing can describe that this doctor in more detail and am happy to answer any particular question did i think everything else is in the memo that resolutions per fairly straight forward >> google is requested for today. >> yes, anderson. commissioners, before you is the resolution. mr. of date is correct that the last time it was our properties we were talking about for our services. this is one of different saying our properties for the transbay terminal. so, there is a difference here. commissioner singer >> two questions. what are the risks? >> i guess the ultimate risk really is if there was a default situation. the risk then is this property is pledging through as additional collateral. does that impact the potential operation of the facility? i'm not sure it really necessarily would've but i think now they can speak better to what it takes to get the cataclysmic events that would have to occur to get to that point. >> could you please identify yourselves. >> good afternoon. 90-office of public finance. the risk you have is a risk of no

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there was a big cut by microsoft as they continued to realign after the nokia deal.s been an ongoing story. so the cuts were there. but computer is a volatile industry. so just there are always winners and losers so you see heavy cuts in that industry periodically in certain months when things happen. >> all right, john challenger. a pleasure. i guess even though it was 45,000 jobs lost. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>> we're going to talk politics this morning. the trump campaign having a rough week with reports that some key republicans may be planning a, quote, intervention. joining us now is holman jenkins from "the wall street journal." we thank him for being with us. i said to you during the commercial break what are you rooting for to happen now. because you've oscillated a little bit about how you feel about the donald. >> you asked me what i thought would be the optimal outcome. i think you mean optimal outcome for the country. i'm guessing it would be a narrow hillary victory with republicans in control in congress. >> does that mean that you're -