>> i brought the phone down myself. and turned the phone in. they never got the phone. i'm hoping you guys show leniency since i did turn in the phone. >> okay. we'll take that into consideration when we make our decision. >> you guys look at this? he's had a class "a" but that was a year ago. so based on his history and the fact that he pled guilty, take time from him, suspend it and then if he stays out of trouble, this will come off and he won't lose the time. we all agree on this? >> yes. give him a shot. try to give him a break here. >> stokes! we accept your plea of guilty. we're going to take 180 days from you. but we're going to suspend it. no "a" or "b" in six months. which means if you get an "a" or "b" you're not going to go home when you're supposed to. all right? >> tye has gotten off light this time. but he might lose another privilege. prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get ma

front and center stage was a device called i phone ten no one is that i phone x. apple probably hopes consumers interpret the x as stand in for extraordinary and not expensive every time your grandson you're on. your face it does come with a new face scanning technology that allows the user to unlock the phone and introduces what they're calling an emotion it can turn one's facial expressions into emotion by mapping movements facial muscles in real time it was all unveiled at apple's new state of the art headquarters which reportedly cost five billion dollars to build someone has to pay for that the price of the new phone might help the new i phone is the most expensive phone apple has ever released more than double the price of the first i phone released more than a decade ago leaving many to wonder if this new phone is nothing more than an expensive toy for those fortunate enough to be able to buy it in many countries the monthly median income doesn't even come close to the price tag of the new phone for example in brazil households make just six hundred twenty

will it help them sell the phone?tuff,ial recognition they might be a more pleasurable but itnce for the user, is something the person who is yet to upgrade has seen. emily: it is a significantly different new form, new design, and interesting. several analysts suggested to me it my discourage people from buying the iphone 8. why would you buy it if you could spend a little more and get the most expensive phone? i was speaking to jean musser from bluerun ventures, who says it will be a home run nevertheless. the 10 will be a home run, i think so. the eighth, i don't know why anyone would buy that. i was surprised, they raised the price. $700.now now you are about $300 between the iphone 8 and the 10. that is dollars per month. a lot of people are doing this installment plan. why people would not get the 10 if you are on an installment plan. that takes us back to come up either delay? y november? i think it could have come out next week. but how many will be available store?apple may be four or five of them. but if the

i work, i'm editing on my phone. looking at s.e.c. filings on my phone. so attached to it. >> do you talk to seiri? this is your most important relationship are you married. >> i am married. >> you said you spend a lot of time with siri >> i bet more people spend time with their phone than their spouse >> a guy wanted to marry his computer, he wasn't allowed. >> i think the $1,000 price point is interesting it's really high and it represents a new aspirational element. apple has always been a brand they want to get they didn't need to price it there? >> i think most people will go for the 8, still really expensive, 600, 7 #00 bucks, moe high-end people will get the 10. but it stretches the aspiration. it makes people even -- >> the status symbol >> there is a great marketing element there. >> they tried that with the $10,000 gold plated thing. >> that was insane >> the watch, that is more than incremental -- >> a lot of people think the watch was -- this is the bigger game changer than the phone. >> because you need to have your phone next to it before. >

will it help them sell the phone?he facial recognition stuff, they might be a more pleasurable experience for the user, but it is something the person who is yet to upgrade has seen. emily: it is a significantly different new form, new design, and interesting. several analysts suggested to me that it might discourage people from buying the iphone 8. why would you buy it if you could spend a little more and get the most expensive phone? er,as speaking to gene munst and he said nevertheless, it will be a home run. x will be a home run. the i don't know why anyone 8, would buy that. i was surprised, they raised the price. it is now $700. now you are about $300 between the iphone 8 and the 10. -- and the x. that is dollars per month. a lot of people are doing this installment plan. that is five dollars or six dollars more per month. i don't see why people would not get the x if you are on an installment plan. that takes us back to come up if they wait, they have more capacity. they could bring in more factories. i think t

the big change is from no phone it to a phone. after that, everything is going to be incremental and i don't think apple should be criticized for the incremental notion of that. some phone and a crazy shape or design that would work. there's no way they can have the kind of evolution or revolution that the first one was 10 years later. it will merely be evolutions every step of the way. the functionality of the phone will drive this. ,hile the events are important he wants to get people to create .or on this phone the announcement process itself to try to draw more attention from the business community to develop phones or apps for this phone and develop businesses around these hardware devices so that apple can gain profits from that for selling more devices. followselina wang, you was buying these phones and apple still spending a lot of time and effort during these phones in the hands of people in china. there was a big piece about brazil, soul market this company can't crack. apple's expect is a risk factor in terms of delays

you can go out without your phone and answer the phone with your watch >> you put this feature in, guy, and all of a sudden it becomes what >> we just had the conversation five minutes ago it's a game changer. not a huge game changer, but this can move the needle for apple. it makes sense to me i think it will continue the upside >> we continue watching this meantime, we want to get back to the headlines out of the barkley's conference goldman sachs is where we left off here, will >> goldman sachs allowed them to rally despite a bearish. they put it in the mix haven't been the same activity, less exposed also the type of trading their clients do harvey schwartz saying they are in market making versus the rivals doing lending that hurt them it wasn't going to turn, yet over the next three years, the 5 billion more revenue they could make back to jaime diamond because other interesting comments in terms of relationship, many thought that was a frictional relationship jeff introduced him and described him as the most important respected leader of a financial institution in our generation

this phone, the galaxy s8, hit this market april 21, thely our new flagship phone, very excited about it. it has this beautiful wrap-around screen, a fantastic display and also has the security hardware i mentioned earlier emthe phone has not only a fingerprint reader on the back but it also has an iris skinner on the front. you can program it to open only with your eye. just glance at the phone and no one else is able town lock it. that mean yours data is secure. also the applications that you use, like mobile payment, that you use to tap and purchase things, it's locked down with your fingerprint or with your iris. so it is really important for deterring crime. >> how long does it take to develop this? >> samsung is investing in new technology constantly. this industry is so competitive and so innovative that you really have to always be looking years down the line. some of the technologies in this phone were developed in our research lab in silicon valley, california, some of the chip technology comes only our semi conductor manufacturing and design in austin, texas, and it's a ver

this phone, the galaxy s eight hits the market, the highest phone they have ever made.ur new flagship phone. , ahas this beautiful screen fantastic display. the security i mentioned earlier. it has not only a fingerprint reader but and i risk and are on the front. you can program it to open only with your eyes. you glance at the phone and it unlocks. that means your data is secure. the applications you use like mobile payment to purchase things, it is locked down with your payments or irises. >> [inaudible] >> samsung is changing technology constantly. this industry is so competitive and innovative. you have to always be looking years down the line. some of the technology in this phone was developed in research labs in silicon valley. some tip technology comes from our semiconductor manufacturing in texas. it is a very long-term commitment samsung has made, innovating in the united states. we have been in the united states for almost 40 years. >> you have had one model of phone banned from u.s. airlines. was that a tough time for you? >> the note 7 phone that came out l

still hold out for the i phone tag and the features that come with it like facial recognition. but that's not till november and as a thousand dollars a pop it's set to attract an even more commission user base to ask our financial correspondent in new york at the new york stock exchange so fishermans key watching the apple stock for us and also see all that we just saw as sounds like good news for apple but that's not how investors see it right exactly that was a bad week for the f.l. stock at least for the week chairs of apple are down close to six percent so far their worst performing week ever prior to an i phone or apple was launched so the company sells more than fifty billion dollars from its market value since it launched the new products according to fact data investors are disappointed because as you mentioned i phone a demand is lower than i phone six or seven demand at this point in the cycle and one reason might just be the i phone ten i don't think anyone is planning on buying both the eight and ten so i guess a lot of people are just waiting for november third now

tom's phone was always with him. >> he had his phone at the poker table?at's what poker players are saying. yes. it was -- it was there. yes. yes. >> so he has his phone at the poker table, but he's telling you he's left his phone in the car? >> uh-huh. that's what he told me. >> reporter: more than a little suspicious, the millers kept digging. they went online to check linda's phone records. and there it was, the number tom dialed about an hour before the murder, a number they didn't recognize. investigator donnie lewis took it from there. >> so what i did was i got the number and put it into actually facebook on my phone, and as soon as i put that phone number in there the profile that pops up is michael beard. >> reporter: michael beard, the ex-employee who'd been so cooperative with investigators. suddenly, he didn't seem so innocent. now police had to reconsider their theory of the crime. maybe it wasn't tom who'd beaten kelley to death. maybe his daughter's description of the killer was wrong. maybe it was michael beard she saw. >> this phone call,

need a phone connected to it.> you don't need a phone connected to it. i think it's cool. i think there's a specific use case a lot of runners would like it you can run with it and not have your phone with you. if you've got the air pods as well, you don't have to tetter to anything anymore. that will appeal to a lot of people. >> ed, thank you so much, it's great to see you. >>> next "on the money," a look at the news for the week ahead >>> what happens when you combine wine with barley and hops blech. we'll have a new taste trend, maybe. a wine and beer hybrid it even comes in a can we'll check it out >>> here are the stories coming up that may impact your money this week. monday we'll see how many new hopes were started in august tuesday we'll get a read on the latest import and export prices. that's a gauge of inflation for products that are traded globally on wednesday we'll see how many existing homes were sold last month. then thursday we'll get the leading indicators, that uses data to help predict general

phone.is the 10th anniversary. people have been looking for substantial redesign. they put the emphasis as you mentioned on the new iphone 10, the one with the ultimate screen, edge to edge display, augmented reality features baked into it. it will not be available until it is the iphone eight that will be available before that. that phone will come out, a little bit less exciting in many features, but there were high expectations, and apple seemed to deliver on the phone side. watch theyso the new introduced, and a few other products, so expect haitians are very high all the way around and apple. they had this big presentation to show off the latest things they are able to offer. that being said, when you look at how the market reacted, i'm trying to guess whether or not these revelations were enough to convince investors of apples dominance in the space. rivals have been catching up in terms of product, quality, and hardware. >> that's right. have in on quite the run this year. i think wha

need a phone connected to it.you don't need a phone connected to it. i think it's cool. i think there's a specific use case. a lot of runners would like it. you can run with it and not have your phone with you. if you've got the air pods as well, you don't have to tetter to anything anymore, wireless. that will appeal to a lot of people. >> ed, thank you so much, it's great to see you. >>> next "on the money," a look at the news for the week ahead. >>> what happens when you combine wine with barley and hops? blech. we'll have a new taste trend, maybe. a wine and beer hybrid. it even comes in a can. s the di. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. you can do endless move 201online research.t, or, you can take advantage of o

these phones benefit from wireless charging. customer can begin organizdering one key item to focus on there is that the iphone 8 in late september, iphone x isn't going to be in early november. that puts some of those q1 estimates at risk. >> josh, the other thing tim cook mentioned is they're seeing 50% year on year revenue growth for the watch. now that it will become untethered watch, you have to wonder how many more people will pick that up >> reporter: yeah, that was certainly pretty interesting, the new series 3 watch will have its own cellular connection. you'll make and receive calls, use apps or stream music even when the device isn't within range. some analysts think that could have a pretty big impact of course apple doesn't release revenue or units for that device so we realize on third party researchers. we'll see what the series 3, having a more standalone product, whether that gives a bump to shipments. >> thank you, josh lipton. apple fell as much as 1% today even after the new iphones were unveiled let's walk t

. >> and someone remembered a phone call and a fib. >> i pulled out my phone. i'm like that's strange. >> a killer living two lives. a young mother living on borrowed time. i'm lester holt and this is dateline. here's andrea with the house in the woods. >> he wasn't exactly sure where the house was or what had happened there, but he knew it was bads. >> these ones are not fun to do. finally, he found it down a secluded driveway, a man on the front lawn waiving him in. >> what's going on. >> hey, i'm the neighbor. >> inside the deputy could see signs of a struggle, blood on the floor. >> blood on the wall. blood on the steps. >> a broken wall. >> searched the house. the kid's room. this one is clear. let me check this last room. >> the trail led to this, to someone in a little room just beyond the stairs. beyond all hope now. oh, my god. >> yes. the house in the woods was home to kelly and her two adorable children. kelly was a hometown girl raised right here in the region of new york state. >> when you grow up here, it actually took for me to move away and go t

still hold out for the i phone tag and the features that come with it like facial recognition. but that's not till november one thousand dollars a pop it's set to attract an even more commissions user base. our financial correspondent in new york at the new york stock exchange watching the apple stock for us now so all of that we just saw sounds like good news for apple but that's not how investors see it right. exactly that was a bad week for the apple stock at least for the week shares of apple are down close to six percent so far their worst performing week ever prior to an i phone or apple watch lawn so the company had more than fifty billion dollars from its market value since it launched the new products according to fact data investors are disappointed because as you mentioned i found a demand is lower than i phone six or seven demand at this point in the cycle and one reason might just be the i phone ten i don't think that anyone is planning on buying both the eight and ten so i guess people are just waiting for november third now apple fans in the us can buy their i ph

quite a lot to learn from those phone records. but there was more. a third phone.ot, on the same night. and this was eerie, creech's phone seemed to be moving in sync with gavin's. >> john creech's phone and gavin smith's phone paralleled each other. >> together together. >> together. sometimes hitting off the exact same towers or parallel towers. >> wow. what was that like? >> that was an eye-opening moment. >> reporter: but when they interviewed john creech. >> he denied ever meeting gavin smith. he said he knew who he was, that he was having an affair with his wife in the past. >> reporter: so, despite their suspicions, there was not much police could do because -- >> one thing we didn't have was gavin smith. >> reporter: that is, they had no body. no way to prove who killed gavin or that there was a murder at all, that is, until a dog named buddy went for a walk. coming up. >> i go, buddy, stop! >> reporter: a discovery on a deserted trail. >> i was like, wow, that looks pretty strange. >> reporter: and a young woman suddenly finds herself in the middle of this

protection is facing sharp criticism for searching through the private information and laptops in cell phones of u.s. citizens when reentering the country including a nasa engineer so don't go anywhere america's lawyer starts now. in may of this year as americans were planning their summer vacations and counting down the days before their kids got out of school the credit reporting agency equifax was dealing with one of the largest data breaches in american history that resulted in the personal data of more than one hundred forty three million americans getting into the wrong hands to understand the data breach when we talked to you about what a credit reporting agency like equifax is equus equifax receive credit card data from credit card companies so phone carriers car dealerships and other corporations who run credit for consumers these agencies report their data to companies like equifax who then use it to generate a credit score what does that mean for you it means companies like equifax have all of your personal data even though you never signed up for the hackers who broke into the equ

this is the first year where the phone becomes what we call it, which is a smart phone.and all the devices around me directly do something for me, this is the jumping off place for that. as we look forward with these devices, we start to get that ecosystem. we start to get a are help me out as opposed to be fun for games. can developers harness that power? as i build things, and used to building things on flat screens. thinking about how the world works in 3-d and with overlays, this will be a challenge to the development world, but apple is giving us a platform in which to build that. david: david kirkpatrick, you have tim cook in the temple of steve jobs preaching to the converted about this new iphone going over the history of what the iphone has become. it was to buy these new models -- who is going to buy these new models? those who bought iphones tend to be once you have bought iphones in the past. are in a literature today going to people who have not bought iphones before? mr. kirkpatrick: today they are celebrating the high-end. the whole have -- they have a who

tracking told the jury tony had both melissa's phone and his own personal phone on him at the time ofe north and back south. >> but now prosecutors had to tackle the head scratching question of murder. why would tony kill melissa in the first place? debra testified that tony became very jealous and angry with melissa because she virtually replaced him in the household. >> was melissa helping you through this difficult time in your life now, through this divorce. >> yes, ma'am. >> and that was the theory in order to get back at debra he killed her best friend. >> you have these domestic homicides all the time but this had a twist to it because he didn't kill debra. >> then tony and debra's 23-year-old son was called to testify against his father. >> did he tell you that it was melissa's fault. >> he believed that she had a part in it, yes. >> did he tell you that he was mad at melissa about this? >> yeah, he was mad about the whole situation. >> oh, and there was one more thing. remember melissa's jacket the one found in her suv, tests showed tony's dna on the jacket. prosecutors belie

front and center stage was a device called i phone ten the new one is that i phone x. apple probably hopes consumers interpret the x as stand in for extraordinary and not expensive every time you. text your face it does come with new face scanning technology that allows the user to unlock the phone and introduces what they're calling an emotion it can turn one's facial expressions into emotion by mapping movements facial muscles in real time it was all unveiled at apple's new state of the art headquarters which reportedly cost five billion dollars to build someone has to pay for that the price of the new phone might help the new i phone is the most expensive phone apple has ever released more than double the price of the first i phone released more than a decade ago leaving many to wonder if this new phone is nothing more than an expensive toy for those fortunate enough to be able to buy it in many countries the monthly median income doesn't even come close to the price tag of the new phone for example in brazil households make just six hundred twenty seven dollars a m

phone. today we're going inside apple's new cupertino campus as the company prepares to announce new technology, including the newest iphone. >> with the base price tag over $1,000. it will be interesting who will spring for the newest model. >> jessie gary is outside of apple park with more on the activity. it is lively there, i bet, jessie. >> reporter: sal, good morning to you. good morning to all of you. let me start with a question. which one of you would put down $1,000 for this new phone. >> me. >> sal is doing it. >> yeah. >> no. >> sal is doing it. >> absolutely not. >> i'm out. i have to wait another year. >> i have an iphone 5. my next one will be the 17. >> okay. i've got a can with a string on it. >> there you go. >> reporter: we're live -- we're live outside the steven jobs theater. you see people are lined up to get inside. just off and down to my left, camera right is steve wozniak who has been taking pictures and doing interviews. after he does the interviews, he will make h

it's the highest end phone samsung has ever made. it's our new flagship phone, we're very excited about it. it's got this beautiful wrap-around screen, really a fantastic display. it also has the knox security hardware that i mentioned earlier. so the phone has not only a fingerprint reader on the back, but it also has an iris scanner on the front. so you can program it to open only with your eye. you just glance at the phone, and it unlocks, and no one else is able to unlock it. so that means your data is secure. also the applications that you use like mobile payment that you can use to tap and purchase things, it's locked down with your fingerprint or with your irises. so it's really important for deterring crime. >> host: how long does it take to develop something like that? >> guest: oh, samsung is investing in new technology constantly. you know, this industry is so competitive and so innovative that you really have to always be looking years down the line. some of the technologies in this phone were developed in our research la

the phone. >> you are right, all right. thank you so much, here we are waiting on the iphone 10 we've got the 8 and we've got 8 plus out we are going to continue our coverage including you know how much are you willing to pay for the latest iphone would you shell out 1,000 dollars, are there deals to be had? jerry -- jeri willis looking for any way to save your money. >> we -- want 1,000 on a phone i don't i am cheap that is new iphone x , carriers going out of way to get into preorder special offers, all right at&t pushing ordinarying on line to skip long lines at apple store, promoting web site my at&t app the process only takes just three screens, selecting your device categorizing protect. >> t-mobile led the move in the industry, to dump accounts now offering up to 650 dollars to pay off your service contracts and device when you get a new phone, switch to t-mobile service a big deal, yet to hear from verizon or sprint in touch with both keep in mind could come later in the day why so convinced special officers, rememb

you can get the i-phone 10 preordered late october and the i-phone 8 and 8 plus will be available septemberto, "action news" wphl-17. >> new guidelines for cervical cancer screening based on a woman's age. the task force recommends women in their 20s get a pap test every three years. women 30 or older would choose the standard check up or the newer hpv test every five years. regular screening has cut cervical cancer rates in half over the last ten years. today's draft guidelines mist be finalized and adopted. love was in the air. that's the scientific explanation for the swarms of bugs spotted throughout the valley last night. conditions were ripe for the insect mating ritual. it turns out they were not gnats after all. this is the time of year a certain species of flying ants likes to breed. experts say it had nothing to do with the hurricane. male ants die a few days after they are done so the swarms shouldn't last much longer. when a male ant says i would die to go out with that female -- >> he means it literally. let's move on to talk about the weather. let's go live on sky 6, looking a

, holly's phone is over in this area. here, and they're miles apart, okay? >> reporter: but it's not just about creating reasonable doubt -- thompson is shooting for reasonable certainty that the real killer was someone else. for assistance she turns to terry dicus -- the former lead investigator removed from the case because of unwavering belief that his old nemesis terry britt is the predator who murdered holly. >> in your opinion, what is the strongest evidence implicating terry britt? >> he's the kidnap and rapist in decatur county. he's the one that would be willin' to do this. >> reporter: aside from his notorious rap sheet, you'll recall that britt had a wafer-thin alibi, and the cadaver dogs alerted on his car. >> who has human decomposition on two of their cars and four of the tools in their shed? who has that? zach didn't have that. shayne austin didn't have that. >> reporter: dicus makes his case to the jury. >> terry britt has black hair. he weighs 200 pounds and he's six foot tall. so i got onto him because,

if you put your phone into that mould, it means you can only use your phone on a hands—free device.facturers to do the same. a lot of people out there, particularly young people, they may think sending a quick text while stationary at the traffic lights is not a big deal but it is. it is still really dangerous? absolutely. clearly we have shown that still the message has not got through to everyone. there is a hard—core of people who seem to resist any encouragement to actually give up using their phone. it looks like the full force of the law will, growing to play. we also need good driver education, so the government's campaign is trying to get across the message about the dangers involved in actually using a hand—held phone. 22 people lost their lives in 2015. and next week we will hear the results from 2016 in terms of those people who lost their lives as a result of an accident, were one driver was using a hand—held phone. but we also need drivers to take personal responsibility. it is their choice to actually stop using the form, to the right thing. that is why we have launche

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>> just rickey being rickey. >> phones being phones. >> hi, everybody.e a lot of activities we'll have pristine weather for it. here is a look from our roof cam. the flags on the ferry building unfurled a little bit. a slight breeze but not nearly as aggressive as it was yesterday and a lot of sunshine again today. temperatures will bounce back this weekend and look at that, yes, i know, autumn begins today but we have a heat wave possible next week. it always happens in october. here's a look at some snow though. how about up in the sierra another 1 to 3 inches possible. snow levels down to 6,500 feet. we'll talk to alexis about any issues in just a second. talk about our forecast. temperatures don't look much different than yesterday and they won't be so i hope you liked yesterday. 63 in half moon bay. oakland 69. everybody else about 7076 degrees. tonight almost as chilly as this morning. 49 in santa rosa. we'll have some 40s in the san ramone valley. everybody else about 50 to 56 degrees. you ca snee 48. let's step through my seven-day forecast. tomo

some i phone fans may be distracted by the coming i phone ten that model which apple announced on the same day as the eight both an even larger display and facial recognition the ten is due to be released in november for a cool one thousand dollars. i think it'll be more lively here with more people with the i phone turn. many customers are willing to skip the i phone eight altogether preorders for today's release were lower compared to past releases. wall street has picked up on the lower enthusiasm with apple shares falling yesterday and it's not just the phone apple's watch series three is received lukewarm reviews it also has a software glitch apple revealed yesterday apple is fixing that problem joining up enthusiasm for the i phone eight won't be as easy. as some get excited about smartphones of us of sports in particular tennis absolutely monica tennis calendar is one of the busiest in sports and now there's another tournament that's been added to the circuit the laver cup is similar to golf's ryder cup although in this case it pits a european team against a world side the inau

police can open a suspect's phone by holding it in front of the person. i don't see how that is making it more difficult. and this is my favorite from barbara saying, whatever. you guys, police have not had a chance to get their hands on the phones, so it's unclear how officers will expect this to affect how they fight crime. >> apple can't be happy considering the fbi went out and had a phone hacked. >> $1 million. >> you have to think they purposely made it harder. >> and they have been expecting it too. >> thank you, michael. >> i just want to press the button. i don't want the fingerprints or -- >> too much care about. i just it want turned on. >> you have the iphone 4? >> i have the 5 s. the 5 s. >> a flip phone. [laughter] >> wait. let me press -- wait a minute. what is that? >> it's large and as bold as it gets and i still need my glasses. >>> [laughter] >>> let's talk about the 3- degree guarantee. we went 83 for the high and the clouds hung in longer than i thought. we will see how we do tonight at 11:00 with a new streak, not a winning one. it's

jennifer's cell phone.tives discovered -- and this was rather curious -- that most of her text message history had been deleted. but law enforcement has changed a lot. it's had to, to keep up with high tech. the palo alto cops managed to find a phone expert all the way across the country in new hampshire who had a very deep look into that cell phone and was able to pull up thousands, literally thousands of deleted text messages between jennifer and paul in the last few months of her life. and, oh, boy. from jennifer, you're nothing but a selfish cold-hearted scam artist liar. furious. that didn't read like any old quarrel. and the timing? jennifer sent that text to paul right at the end of the elaborate birthday party she threw for him when she had perhaps 12 hours to live. she was so upset about something that she refused to go to the hookah lounge after the party. walked all the way home on a broken heel texting all the way. jennifer -- good, stay away from me. i just got home. paul, i'm staying away this

, uh-huh. >> a lot of money for a phone. >> it is a lot.owever, you do use your phone -- a lot of people do. >> what was the big point analysts were making. if you are thinking about getting a new computer, a new laptop, might as well get the new phone. >> exactly. >>> if you take your phone and take your watch and whatever else you got and get on the road, you might hit the road on 580 westbound, just a little earlier than normal. there was a crash that cleared rather quickly. however, there is still on the shoulder and traffic is slowing on 205 and 580. you can see is that traffic is moving along rather well. we used the same technology that everyone uses to get their road sensors. as you can see, the road sensor is looking pretty good. 880 traffic is looking good in both directions here in front of oracle arena. the light commute starts to change in the 5:00 hour but you still have your little window of opportunity to get there before the huge crowd does. >> it is 11 minutes before the hour of 5:00. now, meteorologist steve paulson. >> s

they lowered the price range for the lower end phone, so they have this catalog of phones, something cheaper, something bigger. their hope is customers will find something that fits their in terms of marketing and everything like that, they are pushing to be this exclusive, high income a premium product. alix: thank you so much. bummed it was not called iphone x. jonathan: david westin is still buying it. david: i am buying it. i will share it. jonathan: he is a premium kind of guy. alix: we know. coming up, piper jaffray's. coming up, and exclusive conversation with jack ma. alibaba, the global disruptor p.m. in new york do not miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: last night, president trump hosted it dinner for six senators. it is part of his push to get tax reform through congress this year. kevinor a report is cirilli. top democrats and republicans gathered with president trump to discuss tax reform. what is interesting is that all of the democrats who joined the president did not join on to a democratic letter which listed priorities of the democratic to seehey wanted included

>> i got a used five, yes. >> he did upgrade, though, from the old flip phone. >> it was a flip phone up until then. >> thank you, marina. in other news tonight, seattle mayor ed murray is expected to re sign tomorrow amid a sex asked and answered l. five men including a relative sexually abusing them h. he denied the charges but he doesn't want his personal issues to effect city business. he was elected mayor back in 2013. he already decided not to seek another term. a texas lawyer has been fired after this troubling tweet about education secretary betsy did he volunteers. it says, quote, i'm not wishing for it but i'd be okay if betsy devos was sexually assaulted. robert ran coposted that in response to devos' plans to revamp title nine rules on sexual assault. current policies don't provide equal protections for both the accused and the accusers. victimsed advocates like ran cos. >> absolutely unacceptable to treat the experience of sexual violence in such a glib and political matter. it's disrespectful to sexual assault survivors who have had the experience and it's discrediting t