pebble core.kickstarter to raise the money as they have done the past, raising $4.5 million in the first eight hours. the market for wearable health devices is heating up as apple and fitbit try to expand their business. so, what is pebble offering? how do they stack up against the competition? pebble ceo eric joins me for an exclusive interview to discuss it. what is new? eric: the big news is that we have created our first non-smart watch product called "pebble core." it is a tiny clip you can clip onto your shirt or belt, and you can go running without your phone. it does spot of five streaming and it tracks your run using gps. it can even send an emergency text if something happens while you're running. emily: so how is it different from fitbit? eric: it is a little different. this is meant to do a lot of the things your phone with or without having to strap your phone on your shoulder. where fitbit does tracking, this is aiming strictly at the running market. emily: it doesn't have a heart ra

emily: that was pebble ceo eric migicovsky.t for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west." next week, we will speak to u.s. energy secretary when they come to san francisco. see you then. ♪ ♪ david: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. could the chemistry be right for the heart center merger? >> you rarely see such a family rejection. david: does deutsche bank deserve more credit for its comeback efforts? it has been in decline the past couple of corners. david: has greece turned the corner in its debt debacle? high-profile leaders said share high-level insights in the week's best interviews. >> the regulars want this to be a level playing field. >>

pebble core.arter to raise the money as they have done the past, raising $4.5 million in the first eight hours. the market for wearable health devices is heating up as apple and fitbit try to expand their business. so, what is pebble offering? how do they stack up against the competition? pebble ceo eric joins me for an exclusive interview to discuss it. what is new? eric: the big news is that we have created our first non-smart watch product called "pebble core." it is a tiny clip you can clip onto your shirt or belt, and you can go running without your phone. it does spot of five streaming and it tracks your run using gps. it can even send an emergency text if something happens while you're running. emily: so how is it different from fitbit? eric: it is a little different. this is meant to do a lot of the things your phone with or without having to strap your phone on your shoulder. where fitbit does tracking, this is aiming strictly at the running market. emily: it doesn't have a heart rate mon

the pebble core.g to raise the money on kickstarter. in a first four hours, they raise $4.5 million. commentsows tim cook's about wearables at the start of fest in amsterdam. tim: we believe health is something that is a huge problem in the world, a huge issue, and forhink it is right simplicity and a new view. we would like to contribute to that. an area where we are very focused. emily: so what are some of those key health features in the new pebble products and how will they stack up against the competition? to us.ble ceo to join what is new? created our first non-smart watch product. you can clipclip on and go running without your phone. it does modify streaming and tracks your run using gps and can send an emergency text. emily: how is this better than a fit it or ipod? eric: it is a little bit different. it's meant to do it different and then your phone would do. this is aiming strictly at the running market. not have a heart rate monitor, but you can sync it up with the watch? eric: this clips

and pebble out with its first ever non-watch device.an it move into health tech like the apple watch and should -- and fitbit? hp enterprise shares are surging in extended hours. this is half of the old hewlett-packard still run by meg whitman and focuses on storage and servers for corporate customers. the company is spinning off and merging it with computer sciences core in an $8.5 billion deal. the name of the company will be announced at a later date. joining us now for more is our bloomberg senior intelligence reporter. what is your take away on this deal? is it something that was expected? guest: it wasn't expected, but it makes sense. one part of the entity focused on hardware, predominately networking, storage, and servers. and then finding a network to exit the services business to a company that focuses on exactly that portion of the business. it is a good strategy. it refocuses the company to a smaller piece of the pie. the risk here is that now you have a smaller pie you are focusing on, one that is on relying on corporate i.

pebble core.ckstarter to raise the money as they have done the past, raising $4.5 million in the first eight hours. the market for wearable health devices is heating up as apple and fitbit try to expand their business. so, what is pebble offering? how do they stack up against the competition? eric joins me for an exclusive interview to discuss it. what is new? eric the big news is that we : have created our first non-smart watch product called "pebble quarter." -- "pebble core." it is a tiny clip you can clip onto your shirt or belt, and you can go running without your phone. it does spot of five streaming and it tracks your run using gps. it can even send an emergency text if something happens while you're running. emily: so how is it different from fitbit? eric: it is a little different. this is meant to do a lot of the things your phone with or without having to strap your phone on your shoulder. where fitbit does tracking, this is aiming strictly at the running market. emily: it doesn't have a

and -- >> and the pebble, the special right there?it doesn't fit first of all. >> can you focus please? find the cigar. you see it? >> that's the lit end. >> no, that's the lit end. that's like the cigarette ends. >> oh, my gosh. >> now go backward. >> then go backward, if you really don't see it? >> of course. >> why is it so hard to figure out? >> oh, okay. i didn't think you could see it. >> rid there. >> the whole time. how can you not see it? >> thanks, mike. >> i'm honest. i admit i didn't see it. >> cool. green screen. you don't have to -- listen to them. >> you don't have to listen to you either. >> she want the good lighting. she don't want that bad lighting. >> great lighting on the green jean. horrible lighting where you're standing. >> oh, okay. >> well, as you might have guessed, vivica a fox is here. >> how do you know that? >> because we are talking to her, hello, damagement doesn't she look fabulous? >> good morning, philly. >> morning. >> she has the air game. amazing. we'll explain this to you. vivica, can't wait to

the case of the pebble mine in alaska comes to the fore there. certain lands legally are off limits, but, you know, as i said earlier, the geology is fixed. can't do anything about it. so you have to work around that problem. some of these deposits can probably be -- will never be accessed. and that is also an issue and i'll get to that in a minute. let's look at access now. federal land withdrawals are one of the probably worst ways to stymie access to federal minerals. withdrawal from federal lands often happens without proper accounting for the inventory of the minerals and depending on who's in charge, the minerals may not be a priority to them. but deposits once withdrawn can never be accessed, and that's something that maybe could be turned around, but you could go back into the legal bin. the new exploration programs have to be initiated, and have to be relocated once you're going to withdraw lands. and without the exploration, as marc pointed out here, we can't really fully assess the balance of our mineral deposit checkbook, so to speak.

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all right. 2010, that was when you won the open at pebble beach.yond the links, if you win an open and do what you did in the ryder cup suddenly you're thrust into everybody's consciousness and you can start a foundation and do a lot of charity work and get a lot of sponsors like rbc, mastercard. you are a restauranteur and retail entrepreneur that i have a vest of yours which i said -- >> you said it fits you good. >> fits me well. his charity, the g-mac foundation raised millions for children's medical research. to start out, graeme, when you win a major like the u.s. open with that much fanfare, your began there sort of in terms of sponsorships and moving into the top echelon. >> for sure, life changes. especially with it being a west coast u.s. open, the viewing figures here on the east coast were pretty massive with the prime time, sunday evening slot. people started to kind of know who i was. from a corporate point of view you start to become a little bit more valuable, and your time -- your time definitely becomes a little bit more -- more v

these are based off fruity pebbles -- >> naturally.eberry pie. >> this may be the first time that ron hasn't reached -- >> i'm not going for this. >> they will be sold exclusively at target. they are like fruity pebbles, the cereal. >> do you do just the frosting in the middle? that just came right off. >> i could see myself eating a deep, deep shame spiral for a while. >> i did the shame spiral after the burger yesterday. >> really? >> ate the rest of it. >> amazing. >> such a pleasure to have you this weekend. thank you for filling in. cecelia, you as well. >> thanks. >> you were saying? >> and very quickly, do you think the indy 500, will the weather hold? >> i think for the start of the race. should be a fast track, go get them. >> that will be later today. right here on abc. at noon eastern, ron, you're going to be watching? >> ron, eat the purple one. it's called funfetti in the middle. >> i wonder how it is with beer. >> anything with beer is better. >> i'm a traditional girl. >> thank you everybody, we'll see you tomorrow morni

belts are mentioned the open car with only a hand brake the as he pointed out to his wife the unseen pebble might derail them on february 17 they would go starting in for herb blankets he talks about the pleasure there is no holiday trip that approaches this trip and later he judged that day the single most enjoyable day of his entire trip so he visited south africa of then went on to london and new york herald ran a piece headlining mark twain says l. in london sad news about his mental and physical collapse he had a checkered career so rival send out a telegram to a young reporter that stated if twain is dying in poverty in london if he is dying then send 1,000 city goes to his house he refused to be interviewed by scribbled a reply it was his cousin that was ill then wrote the report of my illness carotid his the report of my death was the exaggeration so over time the reports are greatly exaggerated one of the most famous quotations ever so that is a fitting spot to bring this to a close he lived in europe and made more money to pay off his debts made money for his travel booking came h

you know when you're driving and suddenly a pebble comes and hits the windshield that leaves a spiderb style crack? take a look at this photo. a little chip. however, this was taken by british astronaut tim peake when looking out the window of the international space station. >> that's not where you want to see that. >> you generally don't want the windows cracked at the iss. guess what caused that. a spec of dust. >> that's amazing. because they're going so fast in outer space. >> the dust flies so fast just a spec of dust can have that much of an impact. but they say the glass is so incredibly thick not to worry. everything is fine. i wonder how >> apparently not. >> not at all on a par with my house. >> from something that fast to something really, really slow. look at this. this is in hungary at a zoo. the poor sloth is eating and then that little monkey just steals its food. >> look at the slow look of outrage on the sloth's face. >> this happened several days ago. just this morning the sloth responded saying what the heck was that about. >> come back. >> polka. ♪ ♪ politics and

the case of the pebble mine in alaska comes to the fore there.ertain lands legally are off limits, but as i said earlier, the geology is fixed. you can't do anything about it, so you have to work around that problem. some of these deposits could probably be -- will never be acce accessed. and that is also an issue and i'll get to that in a minute. let's look at access now. federal land withdrawals are one of the probably worst ways to stymie access to federal minerals. withdrawal from federal lands often happens without proper accounting for the inventory of the minerals and depending on who's in charge, the minerals may not be a priority to them. but deposits once withdrawn can never be accessed, and that's something that maybe could be turned around, but you could go back into the legal bin. the new exploration programs have to be initiated, and have to be relocated once you're going to withdraw lands. and without the exploration, as marc pointed out here, we can't really fully assess the balance of our mineral deposit checkbook, so to speak. w

> keith, how big is that pebble? pebble at all actually. bernie sanders has no chance of winning the nomination. he won last night, but it really means nothing. he got five delegates out of it in terms of a net gain. but the reality is scottie's right, it will be a race between donald trump and hillary clinton. and the republican party is more divided than i've ever seen in my entire lifetime. that's troubling for a republican activist and many others who are saying they will not support trump in the general election. >> but it's interesting, last night exit polls out of indiana 70% of independents went for bernie sanders. those independents, those are the millennial looking for jobs. and they trust mr. trump to have a better jobs plan probably than actually hillary clinton right now. 70%, that is very, very high right now of independents going for a candidate. and that's bernie sanders. and those folks said the majority of them would probably look at donald trump over hillary clinton. >> you're half right. the first

>> certainly what happened with the tragedy was like a pebble in the water. and some of dylan's friends did experience difficult times. and one did require hospitalization so it was terribly difficult and in many ways they were experiencing complete disbelief. and able to put the pieces together and i would say each individual everyone is processing in a different way. this is the victim's response point of view each and every one makes whatever meaning we can. >> one thing we talk about is if they look for someone to blame. talk about that feeling. can you address that issue of how you came to understand it didn't affect you the way it did in the beginning? but over time to work through some of that. >> and don't think i will ever work through it completely it is difficult for us to be rejected and criticized not just because of this one situation milligal road rage with the anchor takes over and controls. i don't think it will ever be something that is easy or comfortable by vendor stand people's need to feel anger with that early reporting some anything sa

. >> you mean pebble? >> that's not a pebble. look at it closely. some people don't see it.i see it sticking out from the wall, not along the wall. that's cool. that is an obstacle allusion. good eyes. >> thank you, 20-20. >> you've been eating carots. >> i have warped cornea. don't say the line about me being warped all over. >> i wasn't going to say that but since you said it. >> are you ready to party? >> all right. >> that was a saturday, sunday morning. >> we're going to get things geared up for good day philadelphia. >> we'll see you monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. >> this is what goes on in the studio during commercial breaks as we're coming back from the break. it's good day car yo key behind the scenes. >>> it's 7:44. of take a look in the freezer because it's a pretty important recall to tell you about. it's been expanded. it's for crs frozen food all the way back as far as 2014. >> many packages of fruits and vegetables that were shipped to all 50 states canada and mexico are affected more than hundred products under crf frozen food were sold at majretallers. >> people have be

that time when the japanese bought a lot of great american real estate including pebble beach and thefeller center, we corrected -- we established the attractiveness and is management of real estate. the japanese cannot take rockefeller center home with them. it's still your for us to use and enjoy. their money is here as well and it boosts our economy. i think it's wonderful that we have a country that is a country of laws and people understand it's a safe place to invest in it's not surprising that chinese investors want to invest in u.s. real estate. betty: thank you so much and good to see you. come, is warren buffett ready to embrace internet shares as he takes an interest in apple and possibly acquiring yahoo! has he changed his tune on internet companies? we will explore that coming up. ♪ betty: warren buffett has famously shunned technology companies. that thinking may have gone out the window. berkshire hathaway has closed a deal of 800 million shares on apple. he is said to be backing a group bidding for yahoo! core assets. is our bloomberg news reporter who covers berkshire

mine in of the pebble alaska comes to before their. -- comes to the fore there. as i said earlier, the geology is fixed, so you have to work around that problem. willof these deposits probably never be accessed. that is also an issue. let's look at access. withdrawals are probably one of the worst ways access to federal minerals. withdrawal of federal lands often happens without a proper accounting for the inventory of the minerals. depending on who is in charge, member -- minerals may not be a priority to them. deposits, once withdrawn, can never be accessed. that is something that maybe can be turned around, but you have to go back into the legal been. programs have to be initiated and relocated once you're going to withdraw lands. , as markhe explanation pointed out, we can't fully assess the balance of our mineral deposit checkbook. we need to explore, even if we're not going to mine, we need to know what it is that is in the ground. time is another pressure felt by the mining industry. if you look at these stats, in the last 16 years including this ,ear, onl

. >> reporter: continuing to throw rocks and pebbles. so i'm sticking with my camera crew here as we walk down to try to get out of here. so we're behind the police line now. >> do you know if that's pepper spray, the cannisters that the police are holding, the red can. >> she's choking. >> you better watch out. i couldn't stay at that spot. robert is with us from the albuquerque newspaper. can you give us a sense of how this is moving right now? >> it seems that police are moving protesters mostly south away from the area in which the protests started. as they're doing so, fewer and fewer protesters are sticking around. it seems like the crowd is getting roudyer and the cops are more willing to push forward. >> can you give us a sense of what kind of crowd this is. these are young folks, latinos a lot of them. they have the mexican flag that show their point of view on this issue of immigration but what do you make of the crowd? you say troublemakers but a lot of young people get out and get razed up by the situation itself. >> the prot

>> well certainly what happened in the tragedy was like a pebble in water and circles wydens on how it affected people. some of his friends did have tough times and one required hospitalization. yes, it was terribly difficult for this friends. in many ways, they were experiencing what we were. just complete disbelief, you know, unable to put the pieces together so they made sense, and i would say each individual, and it is true of all of the victims in the tragedy, every one of us is processing this in a different way. there is no "this is the victim's response" point of view. each and every one of us is making whatever meaning we can and building whatever constraint we can to live with this and go on living. >> one thing you talk about in the book is the fact there is people looking for someone to blame. you talk about that feeling. can you address that issue and how you came to understand people have that need but it didn't affect you the same way it did in the beginning. it seemed troublesome and difficult but overtime we worked through that. >> i don't know i will ever work through

pebble beach and monterey in the 60s. in the mountains, kind of coolish in the 60s with overnight lows tumbling right towards that freezing point. capitola at the beach today 70. grab the sunblock from capitola all the way into santa cruz. our numbers today will vary from 60 in pacifica, cooler in daly city, otherwise 67 degrees in san francisco to 74 degrees toward the sunset district. upper 70s in mountain view to the low and mid-80s across the santa clara valley. upper 70s to low 80s around vallejo, benicia, martinez and american canyon. high 70s and low 80s from napa, sonoma into glen ellen. here's a look at the extended forecast. it's a string of temperatures above average in our inland areas hitting the 90s but watch this. i'm revealing the weekend forecast triple digits on saturday. and you know what goes on, on friday and saturday? it's the annual napa valley vintners -- can i say one more thing? can i go to our a's forecast, mike? okay. watch. i was just talking about the vintners big charity auction on friday, s

continuing to throw rocks, you're feeling pebbles coming down from that alley down the side. right. so i'm sticking with my camera crew as we walk down with rocks continue to go be thrown. so we're behind the police line now. we're going to toss it back to you. >> do you know if that's pepper spray, the canisters that the police are holing? >> she's choking. >> watch out. >> hallie, i couldn't stay at that spot. >> yeah. >> robert is with the albuquerque general newspaper. he's on the phone with us right now. can you give us a sense ow how this is moving right somehow? >> yeah. it seems police are moving protesters, mostly south away from the area in which the protests started. as they're doing so, fewer and fewer protesters are sticking around. it seems like the crowd is getting rowdier. the crowd is more willing to push forward. >> can you give me a sense of what kind of crowd t. they have the mexican flag that show their point of view on this issue of immigration. but what do you make of the crowd? are they -- you say troublemakers, but a lot of kids get out, the young people get

a couple of random pebbles being tossed. >> a great report. hallie jackson summarizing the evening. we're back in new york. we have jacob for another report. he's on the other side of albuquerque. give us your summation of the evening. >> reporter: as hallie said, the protest is dwindling. we're seeing in the distance, the officers on horseback. they've been trying to get ahead of the protesters to get ahead of those who walk or protest. i don't know if you can see this or hear that. but the rest of the protesters are here, behind this dumpster. knocking over dumpsters. some of the protesters told me they're going to go until the cops get tired. notably, there's only about 50, 60 of them, compared to several hundred we had at the start of this. and again, it started with several groups of protesters who wanted to be peaceful. they said, they had a big plan about how they were going to calm things down. then, it just got out of control. they lost control on those who had come in and were more aggressive, took over. throwing things at police. for a number of hours, we had a back and f

looking under every rock and pebble. and peeling back every piece of the onion to find that where we're at, as i indicated when i said aggressive, i will use any local, any state, any regional, and several resources. >> now, we should tell that you this lawsuit also alleges that when this female firefighter brought her complaints to the fire department, that the fire chief, again, alleges that the fire chief did not support her. we also should tell you that the group of female f with the media here today in annandale say they've not experienced any bullying or harrassment. live in fairfax county, melanie, fox5 local news. >>> 6:04 now. math professor in northern virginia community college hine bars this morning accused of raping two student. police say both attacks happened at the manassas campus in march and in april. twenty-seven year old fired on thursday a week after the accusations were reported to the police. >> the fight over the right to car a concealed weapon in the district continues. yesterday a federal judge

there's a couple random pebbles still being tossed but very quiet. >> great report. thank you so much, hallie jackson summarizing the evening. we're back here in new york. we have jacob rascone for another report on the othath si of the protests. jacob, give us your summation of the evening. >> reporter: as hal lirkslie sa proteste erer erers dwindling. the officer or horseback have been trying to get ahead of protesters those who continue to walk and try to continue to protest. as we turn to the left, i don't know if you're able to see this or hear that, but the rest of the protesters are here behind this dumpster. they're knocking over dumpsters. some of the protesters told me they're going to go until the cops get tired. but notably, there are only about, i would say, 50, 60 of them compared to several hundred we had at the start of this. and again, it started with several groups of protesters who wanted to be peaceful, they said. they even had a big plan about how they were going to calm things down, but then it got out of control. they lost control and those who

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fraud and abuse, and while we have totaled up well over $150 billion of documented waste, it's only a pebble in the sea, a grain of sand compared to what we're doing by allowing deficit spending to plunge us evermore into debt. without a constitutional amendment to balance the budget here, this body has not had the discipline to match our spending with the revenues that come in. or the political well to go to the american people -- the political will to go to the american people and say if you want this much government this is how much it's going to cost. instead we go out and say we'll give you what you want and we'll borrow the money to cover it because we don't have the tax revenue and we don't have the will to go up to you and say woo we have to raise your taxes if this is what you want. so it's put us in a dire situation here from a financial standpoint. not talked about as much as it should be, but when i arrived back in the senate, in my second time back, having been elected in 2010 to serve another term in the united states senate, our debt level was bad enough at that point -- $10.7

i would avoid picking up so much of the pebble. they reality is this, my friend. wages were more.ty of jobs were richer. when this country was doing much better. you convene today. my comparison to that. you also risk being called something else. ignorant. more after this. ♪ before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling o

he makes believe to be himself, his own pebble sift, i've done that.of his prowess with women, i did that earlier. he said that the taco bowl at the trump tower is the best taco bowl in the world, comedy. >> did you then never take him seriously? >> i've never taken him seriously. >> absolutely not. i mean, listen, the one thing that he's done that latinos have not been able to do is get us to unite against him and there are some latinos that are for trump. there's venezuelan and colombian people who don't like mexican. the mexican is 52% of the vote coming up in this election so you have to be careful with us because everything that people touch we touch first and we could destroy the food chain with just one call. >> but this is incredibly serious though as far as the fact that, you know, a massive group in this country has coalesced behind this one particular presumptive nominee. >> presumptive. >> presumptive, and, you know, i imagine with you and other hispanics that when he launched and said what he did about mexicans being rapists that that info

not paved with pebbles. i don't think the good times are over at all.tment stores are facing a difficult time. they have changed dramatically. the way the customer's shopping -- it is not a sea change, but a notion change -- an ocean change. amanda: how have they performed in the online retail world? michael: the online business is good but is not carrying business anymore. there's so many choices out there. to me, the internet is just a channel. whether the internet business is the out of is good, it's all one number. macy's, it feels busy with things everywhere. i used to come to new york to do my shopping. what can they do to get people into the store? michael: if i can talk in a last monthse, in the or so, i've been to toronto, i've been to a number of other cities. phraseways easy the bringing up someone else's children than your own. as you walk through the malls today, it is stuff. where is the excitement? where is the thing that says "by me." what i found interesting, 27% up in disney studios. people are going to the movies. both in florida and

you think you got a pebble in your shoe, mommy. no, you got hail in piled up in some cases flowing down the streets, flash flood hail. corpus christi, a lot of rain gets up toward the northeast once again. the stormy cities brought to you by macy's. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, happy thursday, it is looking pretty good, we got the last sprinkles and showers off the coast. take a look outside we had clouds overhead in the morning hours, overall we're looking at a partly sunny day, we deserve it, don't we? we're in the 50s this afternoon. this afternoon are 74 is the high. tomorrow, sunny and nicer, high of 76. a great friday evening in the region. cloudy and rainy conditions on saturday, 64. lorida and more rain trying to get up to washington, d.c. >> the word i'd like to hear, sun. >> yeah, you'll see some today. i'm not sure how long. >> a little bit goes a long way. >> thank you. >>> live across the globe with the latest on that passenger jet missing over the mediterranean. we'll have all the latest. >>> and donald trump

you think you got a pebble in your shoe, mommy. no, you got hail in las cruces. it was flowing down the streets in some cases, flash flood hail and across southern texas the jet stream is active. corpus christi and across the florida panhandle and gets up towards the northeast once again. temperaytures in the upper 60s. tonight, partly to mostly clear. lows in the low 50s. tomorrow, sunshine to start with increasing clouds in the afternoon. a nice day with milder temps in the low >> rain across atlanta, georgia. more rain across florida and more rain trying to get up to washington, d.c. >> the word i'd like to hear, su i'm not sure how long. >> a little bit goes a long way. >> thank you. >>> live across the globe with the latest on that passenger jet missing over the mediterranean. we'll have all the latest. >>> and donald trump escalating his war with the clintons bringing up the prospect of rape. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't s

get into connected companies for the home, i think we're going to see an apple car, i was at the pebble this year. i met a lot of designers and they're working with apple. so i think we're going to see a lot of different consumer products. >> well, apple has certainly been acquisition. >> i think you might see that change. it costs about a billion dollars to produce a new vehicle today. who else in the world has that kind of money sitting around except apple? >> does it matter to you whether or not they are vertical in cars, whether they make the whole thing or whether they're a partner with somebody else, a big three -- >> i don't see them partnering. i think apple is a dominant brand and i think they want to push their brand in the consumer space. the magic of apple is the brand. and i think whatever they do they wapt to control that. >> just on general technology and m&a, i mean, we were talking about the nasdaq now down eight of the last nine sessions. misfire on earnings. do you think this whole tech slump is going to make the environment for m&a more attractive where bigger cash r

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internal affairs department on the mission if you will, over every leaf, looking un every rock and pebble, and peeling back every piece of onion to find that where we're at. as i indicated, when i said aggressive, i will use any local, any state, any regional, and several resources. >> so again the man in charge of the internal affairs department is the one who was placed on leave last thursday, after those posts really on the recall posts on those private facebook page. some are asking, well, that's a private page, should it matter. chair juan sharon said that because this person is in charge of internal affairs he needs to be held to higher standard also note that it was chief richie because, that brought those posts to her attention. live in and on dale, melanie, fox5 local news. >>> today is day five of the trial charged in the death of freddie gray. testimony yesterday. closing argument expected to begin tomorrow. officer charged with assault, miss conduct, wreckless endangerment. >> meat professor in manassas facing rape charges this morning, police charged 27 year old youssef caleb

sending a pebble the size of a fist doped with various dna could potentially hold not only all representative life on this planet but also past life, potential future life, and encoded in the strands themselves the math and instruction on how to use it. dna sent in all cosmic directions could theoretically make the interstellar journeys unscathed. and at least form the organic basis to start self-replication again and at most be deciphered with ease. heck, synthetic venter dna could be encoded with our entire planetary history and be no larger than a shoebox. so as a genetic engineer i must be honest. dna is a wonderful tool in our toolbox but dna's not a great predictor of what constitutes a person, a plant, or a bacteria. >> like the soup cans tied together with strings we set ourselves with our dna and we send a condensed message of this planet. this silent tangible language of our world. math may be the universal cosmic concept but dna is the univer sal language. now if you excuse me, i have an apple pie to bake. thank you. >> this is your future. one of your boxes would go right here. >>

you see all the pebbles and s aspha asphalt. top of this story. >>> now let's go to nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington to get you around that mess. >> well, again, if you're just tuning in, 63rd and eastwick avenue is where this water main break is. they are diverting traffic around the scene. you can take lindburg boulevard to get by. watching several accidents on the p.a. turnpike extension southbound. there's a fuel spill and two more accidents behind it. >>> a cloudy start to your day. let's get the forecast from bill henley. >> lots of clouds, no rain. showers are a possibility this afternoon. it's just cloudy and cool this morning for philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs. right now delaware, 49 degrees. the clouds mainly thinning out for a little bit of sunshine but barely any for most of the day. 54 degrees. that's at 1:00 this afternoon. high temperatures in parts of the area will hit 60 degrees. the rest of us, clouds, a chance of a shower, and in the 50s. tracy? >> you can always get the latest