that powers apple's siri. hugo: there is some amount of code.e don't know how much that made its way to the software that powers siri today. emily: he joined google in london. you worked your way up through the ranks. what was that ride like? hugo: i worked for a few really amazing executives and mentors and andy, one of the most brilliant in tech ever, a man so incredibly knowledgeable, and whose intuition about technology, thinking years and years ahead. i was lucky to be in the right place at the right time. emily: how did you come across this company, xiaomi. hugo: it was started, by the two primary founders, ben was a colleague of mine. and then he left to do something new. i tracked all of that very closely. it wasn't until a couple of years that he brought their second-generation devices. it was when i powered the device on and played with it the first time that it dawned on me those guys were not joking around. emily: tell me your first meeting. hugo: it was a four-hour meeting which tends to be the case. very deep, involved discussions.

that now powers apple's siri. hugo: there is some amount of code.n't know how much that made its way to the software that powers siri today. emily: you joined google in london. you rose up through the ranks. you became the public face of android. what was that ride like? hugo: it was amazing. i worked for a few really amazing executives and mentors, and then of course andy, one of the most brilliant in tech ever, a man so incredibly knowledgeable, and whose intuition about technology, thinking years and years ahead is completely unparalleled. i was lucky to be in the right place at the right time. emily: how did you come across this company, xiaomi. hugo: it was started by the two primary founders. it was a team of a total of eight cofounders. ben was a colleague of mine at google. and then he left to do something pretty ballsy and new. i tracked all of that very closely. it wasn't until a couple of years into the company's life mountain view and brought their second-generation device. it was when i powered the device on and played with it the first

. >> we live in an age of four increasingly powerful platforms. appleogle, facebook, and amazon. do you worry at all that anyone of them could become too powerful? >> yes. more as a general system. when you have a navigation of -- an aggregation of platforms, you have to worry about leaving room for innovation. i worry about that on a general basis. not on those specific four companies. i talked to all of the ceos of those companies. they are all trying to build great products and do great things. >> richard branson has a private island. steve ballmer is buying a sports team. what do you do? with all of the money you have made? >> most of it is still in linkedin stock. i am building the world with linkedin. i serve on a number of different nonprofit boards. i try to finance projects that i think are interesting. >> are we going to see you start something else? another company? >> probably not. i work pretty closely with them, but there is a long way to go with linkedin. i would say that is unlikely. you will see me partnering with a bunch of great young

apple says that 200 megawatts is enough energy to power 265,000 chinese homes. ple previously funded the construction of two solar farms in china to cover the electricity used by their offices and stores. the company is focusing on china since the majority of products are made there. still to come, why michael wolff thinks facebook will dominate the social media landscape. ♪ emily: facebook's search engine is getting a facelift. the social network changing its search bar of the second time in only a year. instead of only being able to search for other users and groups, the update allows users to search all two trillion public posts. for example, you can search for bloomberg west and you will be given a tailored list of posts. according to facebook's vice president of search it will "balance how the authors are relevant to you and how what they are posting is relevant to what you are searching for." still with us, michael wolff. you covered a lot of ground, a lot of coverage, people calling them at the slides. i want to start with facebook because you make some br

apple let the sun shine in the company, doubling down on solar power investment in china.irst, to our lead. a string of tech beats. i want to start with amazon, shares spiking 13%. now nearly double where they stood last year. revenue soaring 23%. $25.4 billion. profit increasing 118% to $79 million. yes, amazon turning a rare profit. another important number, operating cash flow, $9.8 up 72%. billion, the boost coming from sales on prime day. cloud, whichzon's made up 52% of profit. for joining me is the author of a book on amazon, every time amazon turns a profit, people go crazy. are these numbers good? guest: the profit number is always kind of meaningless. they have pulled back a little bit. what we see now is that every part of the business is working really well. the fly wheel is turning. a surprise on $25.4 billion in quarterly sales. next quarter, this company is going to pass 21 years $100 billion in sales, the fastest in history. retail e-commerce itself is growing around 15%. retail, as we saw with walmart's numbers is basically flat. , amazon is taking custome

>> microsoft will release new window powered phones to compete with apple iphones sharper cameras and phone could have camera in back and front of course for selfies so important these days and it's rumored microsoft will unveil a surface pro 4. we'll be watching. erika. >> indeed, jill, thank you. also we hear donald trump was hacked not him specifically but hotels what happened here? >> yeah the trump hotel collection says cyber thieves gained access to their payment systems for more than a year starting 201 4. customers credit and debit numbers may have been stole and restaurants and gift shops were also hacked miami, tore tonto, chicago and hawaii. every day it seems there's another hack. it's scary. >> another reason to check credit card statements,jill, thanks so much. >> we'll get a check on the roads and for >> i'm a big believerin the pow. we can tackle the tough challenges we face and build community through service and volunteering. it's time for you to raise your hand, go to serve.gov and get involved in something you believe in. are you with me? >> miesha how are the road

power. ultimately i think they will succomb to that. but apple now, they've got it. >> seaberg. >> i think nike does have pricing power. the survey on the stock has indicated people are willing to pay more for the product and they take an existing product and they recreate it and add some existing feature and launch it as a new shoe. nike is $125 and next stop $140 and it probably goes higher. this name continues to win and they are doing well. >> that makes me never want to buy nike shoes. >> i know. >> grasso? >> you need a brand. dan started out with apple. i'm going with the second ultimate brand that i think is disney. disney, whenever you think about anything, they have that brand. they have it for the sparks for the movies. pixar, everything around disney is a brand. so if you look at this, they raise the prices at the parks every year. june, when the kids get out of school, you have one choice where to go. you are not taking them to nathans, maybe you will. but you'll take them to disney. sometimes they raise them twice a year. they do ha

a federal jury ordered apple to pay $234 million for the university of michigan for illegally using the school's technology and for some processors that power iphones and ipads. the jury ruled that some recent apple devices infringe the 1998 patent on improving processor efficiency. >>> at the weekend box office. the family friendly horror movie "goosebumps" took the top spot, two weeks before halloween. zach black based on the movie based on the popular book series. it earned $23 million to knock "the martian" out of first place. >>> it's a big day for "star wars" fans. they will get their first look at the latest trailer for the new movie "the force awakens." it airs during halftime of "monday night football." plus, the movie posters will start showing up in theater lobbies. after the trailer is shown, advance tickets will go on sale for episode seven that opens december 18th. meg? >> that is like christmas morning. wars" fans, so exciting, right? >> you can't help but get caught in the hype. >> you really can't. hena daniels for us at the new york stock exchange, thank you. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will show you why . amaz

federal jury on friday ordered apple to pay $234 million, to the university of wisconsin for illegally using the school's technology in processers that power some iphones and ipads. the jury ruled some recent apple devices infringe dollars on the university's 1998 patent on improving processor efficiency. apple says they plan to appeal. >> also hearing that fans and people who are going to the eagles-giant game, if they like star wars, are in for real treat watch can they expect? >> yes, the game is a exciting enough, the first full trailer for the force a weakened will be aired tonight during half time of monday night football. plus the movie post letters start showing up in theater lobbies, and after the trailer is shown, advanced tickets go on sale for episode seven, that opens on december 18th, and erika, you know a lot of people are excited about that. >> another reason to watch the game. thanks, hanna, see you later this morning. >> listen to there is amazon is going after people who reportedly sell fake reviews for products on it website. the company says more than a thousand people sold five star reviews through this website fiber.

emily: you said silicon valley is underestimating the power of the internet of things. do you think apples positioned well there? >> i think everyone is playing catch-up. we don't know what the killer business model is. if we do, we don't recognize it. i have been making the case that the most successful internet of things application is uber. they don't think it is because it doesn't have a dedicated device. what uber teaches us is that when you completely rethink how to deliver a service because you have connectivity, that is when you win. if you look at the long game on the apple watch, a lot of it is moving into health monitoring and things like that. how arestart getting -- we going to rethink the health care market. that is a huge market. positionple has a huge in china. alibaba reporting results tomorrow. tom, what are we watching with alibaba tomorrow? we know the stock has plummeted since the ipo, but regained a lot of that back. is the worst over for alibaba? arees, analysts increasingly optimistic, analysts have been upping their numbers. the stock earlier in the year did get p

apple is ramping up efforts to reduce global warming emissions from its supply chain in china. they plan to build solar grades in china to generate 200 megawatts of power. they will offset the greenhouse gas emissions of companies they work with in china. apple says it is enough energy homes.r 265,000 chinese apple previously funded the construction of two solar farms in china to cover the electricity used by their offices and stores. the company is focusing on china because the majority of products are made there. still to come, why michael wolff thinks facebook will dominate the social media landscape. ♪ search enginek's is getting a facelift. they are changing their search bar. instead of only being able to search for other users and groups, the update allows users to search all 2 trillion public posts. you can search for bloomberg west and you will be given a list of posts. to their vice president of search, it will balance how the authors are whatant to you and how they are posting is relevant to what you are searching for. us, michael wolff. covered a lot of ground, a lot of people calling your slides ethic. i want to start with facebook because

. >> might use it twice >> apple is using the celebrity star power of steff curry to sell the new i phone. the warriors guard showed off the shooting skill in the latest ad democrat stating the slow motion play back feature of the i-phone 6 s. by the way the warriors first regular season gym tomorrow night at 7:30 they are playing new orleans at oracle arena. >>> well lot of people getting whole lot of excited tonight for the game. >> benefit of winning nba championship. representing the i-phone. get to be in an apple commercial. they have let's out tomorrow night as mepinged in the season opener. practice today and with the object has interesting thoughts about tuesday proceed game ring tuesday proceed game ring ceremony the the the the. >> the forty-niner gets back to work in st. louis sunday hosted by the ram. 2 and 5 after beat down from seattle and another tough test for the red and gol gold. hate to be in sal vandal mode this season but that's what we have receipt now. monday night football. baltimore in the valley and those dhal ending running back give the lead 14 yard run. 3 minu

. >> might use it twice >> apple is using the celebrity star power of steff curry to sell the new i phone. the warriors guard showed off the shooting skill in the latest ad democrat stating the slow motion play back feature of the i-phone 6 s. by the way the warriors first regular season gym tomorrow night at 7:30 they are playing new orleans at oracle arena. >>> well lot of people getting whole lot of excited tonight for the game. >> benefit of winning nba championship. representing the i-phone. get to be in an apple commercial. they have let's out tomorrow night as mepinged in the season opener. practice today and with the object has interesting thoughts about tuesday proceed game ring here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says

. >> apple is using the celebrity star power of steff curry to sell the new i phone.guard showed off the shooting skill in the latest ad democrat stating the slow motion play back feature of the i-phone 6 s. by the way the warriors first regular season gym tomorrow night at 7:30 they are playing new orleans at oracle arena. >>> well lot of people getting whole lot of excited tonight for the game. >> benefit of winning nba championship. representing the i-phone. get to be in an apple commercial. they have let's out tomorrow night as mepinged in the season opener. practice today and with the object has interesting thoughts about tuesday proceed the the the the. >> the forty-niner gets back to work in st. louis sunday hosted by the ram. 2 and 5 after beat down from seattle and another tough test for the red and gol gold. hate to be in sal vandal mode this season but that's what we have receipt now. monday night football. baltimore in the valley and those dhal ending running back give the lead 14 yard run. 3 minutes later come back. palmer to floyd. 14-10 arizon arizona.

apple is committing to switching power from the current coal and oil citizen operators to clean solarther renewable equal to taking four million cars off the road. the apple united states operations currently run on renewable energy systems. >> you will not see fresh and easy grocery stores of longer because they are shutting down after struggling. they have eight stores in the bay area. they will all be liquidated and closed the next few weeks. layoffs have been going out to the employees. >> nasa jet laboratory is predicting that los angeles has a 99.9 percent chance of experience an earthquake of 5.0 or greater in the next 2 1/2 years. a physicist said where it would happen, predicting the center happen, predicting the center would likely be in the said this has never been a successful prediction but it is not a stretch to assume that it will be another big one in that area. >> the new york mets have won national league pennant and are headed back to the world series for the first time in 15 years. that is the sound of cub fans, after a four game sweep of the cubs in chicago. you c

the school claims apple used that technology in its latest processors which power iphones and ipads.estimony in the damages phase of the case continues today. >>> well, many of us spent big money on our iphone cases as well as other high end liking this little bit. >> might need a new one. >> the strap kind of came off. >> but we're always looking for ways to protect our investment. >> that needs to be done apparently. the first thing many of us do is get a new case to go with our new smartphone. this morning we put two cases to the test. here's joe sfwheents putting two new iphone cases through a series of test with the iphone 6 s inside. defender for $49.95 and the anchor ultra protective for $9.99. the companies making similar claims. among other safeguards protection against dropping and dust. mallory and jeremy kaplan everyone digital trends here to help us with our experiment to see if the cases hold up against even more. >> usually we go through a couple different things you might encounter in real life. >> reporter: first up, dirt. both the otter box. >> got a ton of dirt in

apple iphone 6 has new power you'll encryption setting makes it harder for law enforcement and surveillance groups to access users emails, photos and contacts. nsa and fbi says apple is creating a means for criminals to evade the law. with me now cybersecurity expert and trusted sec ceo, david kennedy. david, what is apple doing that other tech companies aren't? why is it in the cross-hairs? >> i have to commend apple. they're taking a stance on encryption side. nsa traditionally had access to back door encryption or being able to break it. apple says enough of that. we'll focus on privacy of people the way it should be and make sure nsa or other folks can't get into it and noble stance apple is taking. not a lot of other companies have taken the same kind of stance. deirdre: essentially in layman's terms, apple does basically encrypt from the sender to the receiver and then chucks out the key, right? so even if law enforcement comes to apple, hey, i need that message, you know what? we don't even have the code to break it? >> the type of encryption actually on the phone itself. if law enfo

apple and spotify. she has been called the most powerful woman in startups. i sit down with the top vc.irst, to our lead. an explosive day for tech stocks. amazon, google, and microsoft adding nearly $100 billion in combined market value. promiseurprise profit for the highly seated boosted the stock 6%. that gives him the title of third richest in the united states. rounding out the search, microsoft. shares reaching a 15 year high. the cloud is getting crowded and competition amongst the biggest players is fierce. earlier today the former microsoft ceo compared microsoft's business with amazon and it got personal. >> there's intense competition isween microsoft and amazon also intense competition just in the city of seattle over talent. i think they are a place that people don't want to work. anybody who ever left microsoft can count on them coming back within a year or two because it's not a great place to work to do innovative stuff as an engineer. emily: fighting words there, but focus is latest tech twitter. last week he announced he had taken a 4% stake in twitter. he's now the se

apple and spotify. she has been called the most powerful woman in startups. i sit down with the top vc.irst, to our lead. an explosive day for tech stocks. amazon, google, and microsoft adding nearly $100 billion in combined market value. amazon surprise profit promise for the highly seated boosted the stock 6%. that gives him the title of third richest in the united states. rounding out the search, microsoft. shares reaching a 15 year high. the cloud is getting crowded and competition amongst the biggest players is fierce. earlier today the former microsoft ceo compared microsoft's business with amazon and it got personal. >> there's intense competition between microsoft and amazon is also intense competition just in the city of seattle over talent. i think they are a place that people don't want to work. anybody who ever left microsoft can count on them coming back within a year or two because it's not a great place to work to do innovative stuff as an engineer. emily: fighting words there, but ballmer's latest tech focus is twitter. last week he announced he had taken a 4% stake in t

not i don't leave the house without my google glass, my apple watch and two nintendo power gloves. you never know when you might be attacked by an 8-bill mike tyson. so i'm alwaysing for new ways to put computers on my body. which is why my wifi was on full bars when i heard that google an levies are now collaborating to make smartpants. about time, my old dumb pants can't even remember my waste size. it's 32 you idiot. you're strangling me. (laughter) i can't feel my butt. apparently google is developing a new digital type of fabric that you can touch and it can feel it and it also bluetooths your phone. side of your jeans to mute your phone, even tap the fabric for playing any song. which means pretty soon all your calls can be butt dials. and thanks to the new google smartpants, you won't have to reach all the way to your pocket to use your phone. you could just swipe the outside of your pocket, fitting several precious seconds per day. and that's time you could spend explaining to the police why you are rubbing your crotch in public. (laughter) (cheers and applause) next up on

apple says 20 million melt trick tons of greenhouse gat pollution would be avoided just by using more renewable energy, primarily solar powerlso wind and hydro technology. apple will be the one financing that project. >>> this has been a recent ground swell of support to restore more bay area wetlands. the thought is it may better protect the region from the potential impact of climate change. the topic is expected to be featured at a symposium in mountain view. speakers will discuss ongoing efforts to restore salt ponds on the peninsula and south bay. today's forum includes members of the california's coastal conservancy and geological industry. >>> what happened in the mountains of british columbia in past summer is making scientist do's a double take. scientists say that some of canada's iconic glaciers will be gone in just decades. the hottest summer on record battered western canada's glaciers to the time that they melted two and a half times the rate of previous years. what's stunning for these researchers is how fast it's happening and just the rate of it all. >> and this is definitely the warmest year we have had on

apple tv you put on your wall. and they don't build it. i believe that the big reason why they don't build the tv goes back to the power of the smartphone, whichmartphone upgrade cycle is two years. i think what apple figured out is the upgrade cycle for tv's is five years or seven years or 10 years. the tv, effectively, is fated. the tv will become a dumb peripheral for the smartphone. if you have a big tv nearby, you will use chromecast, one of these things, and beam to the tv. the tv will be the dumb recipient of the content. i think they think that is a low margin business that other people can pursue. emily: what is the future of elon musk? marc: obviously he will build the iron man suit. [laughter] i think it is obvious. obviously, in the suit, he will fly to mars. [laughter] so he has some work to do between here and there. there is basic inventions he still has to master. there are three guys, three founders who are really revolutionizing. we are a lucky industry. we have all these people who are incredibly well-known known and built these amazing companies. marc is certainly one of those. peter thiel, elon musk, and larry page -- you

apple and spotify. she has been called the most powerful woman in startups. i sit down with the top vc.

. >>> thousands of displaced as a powerful typhoon sweeps into the philippines. plus, how chinese brands are taking on apple and samsung. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target >>> welcome back. your top stories now. two people have been killed in several wounded during an attack at a bus station in the southern israeli city. the dead include one of the attackers and one israeli civilian. >>> the nuclear agreement reached between iran and the six world powers back in june is coming into effect. u.s. president barack obama says the day marks a significant milestone towards preventing iran from gaining a nuclear weapon. >> and angela merkel is in turkey to stem the flow of refugees coming into europe. >>> many refugees are forced to take a new route after hungary closed its borders with hungary on friday. >>reporter: some have been waiting through the night to cross. hundreds of men, women, and children stuck on the se

power of dough. ben: record earnings for apple, last quarter's net earnings totaled more than $11 billion. may have something to do with the i phone 6-s beating expectations on wall street and is 30% better than the same quarter last year. nearly a quarter of total sales come from china, hong kong and taiwan, sales of apple products in that region have nearly doubled since last year despite indications that china's economy was slowing. juliet: walgreen's will buy its smaller rival rite aid, $9.4 billion for the chain at its 4500 u.s. stores. walgreen's has 8,000 stores in the u.s. already, the largest chain pharmacy in the country. it needs to be approved by the u.s. federal trade commission. they expect that happen in the ben: amazon facing a question whether it's people are employees or couriers. they're looking for back pay and reimbursement for fuel and other costs. amazon says they are contractors but the suit says the company treats them like regular employees giving them scheduled workdays and routes and requiring uniforms and claims the company is not handing over tips paid by cust

powerful platform. just one more of apple's businesses facing increased competition. david?vid: deirdre, a lot to chew on for your show coming up in ten minutes. "risk & reward" will be here at 5:00. >>> all roads lead to apple. rumors of the tech giant joining the auto world are getting louder. we heard our panel weigh in. we have more specifics what tim cook might have in mind for an apple car. details straight ahead. stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. but it is not the device mobithat is mobile, it is you. on their auto insurance. wouldn't a deal involve two parties discussing something? a little give? a little take? because last time you checked, your rate was just, whatever they say it is. why not give you some say in

apple? does the power of the brand rise above all of that economic noise?they have done that time and time again. the alibaba results though. clearly people are buying in china. john: that is the big question. is this all much a do -- much g do about nothing here? betty: or is there some worry for next year? john: it's all about the outlook. that brings us to the next point, which is how are the new products doing? if you are going to sidestep the transition issues everybody is worried about -- if iphone which has been rising rapidly over the years suddenly plateaus, you have new products that can come in and take over the slack? betty: how is apple doing with product transition? john: i think apple has the right set of products. i do not think they can pick up any meaningful slack and iphone sales. apple, seen before with these products can ramp quite quickly under the right conditions. betty: exactly. you hit the right time. the ipad. apple pay comes of age, apple music, apple tv, a lot is going on. about we have heard semi-and the problems they are havin

app have been stopping at ry life. iphone users noticed the problem when apple launched ios9 which allows to you track how much power the app uses in response to the complaints, facebook has new app that is out and should help you. >> a very special guest is on honored at the boston hot pink luncheon. >> 91-year-old carol stephons is known as one of the longest living breast cancer survivors and was there for the fifth annual luncheon and carol was doo diagnosed with breast cancer in 1950 at the age of 33 and had just given pirth to her fourth child. doctors at the time gave her five years to live. despite radical mastectomy be a removal tef ovaries. the survival relaxation. >> every two weeks, i fat baby-sitter and go out to dinner with my hus wand. and i am here. >> carol says she is very blessed and very happy and wants other breast cancer patients to know it does get better. >> i would say 91 years young. >> great advice, relax. >> wow. >> 39 degrees now, harv s. >> it is getting cold rapid hi. >> yeah. really is. >> and in some areas, much more so than others. now boston is mainly clear. it is chilly. it is 41

apple says the products will also have new storage options, and more powerful processors and graphics. erika: a bride proves you' re never really off the job, especially if you' re an emt. emily: the emergency behind this photo going viral, and why says she' >> fate united to women who turned out to be sisters. they recently started working at the same hospital in florida and learned they had a lot in common both limning -- living in south korean orphanages before being adopted why american families. dna tests proved they are sisters. >> i cannot believe i found my sister. i never gave up on her. erika: the reunion happened 40 years after they were separated/ emily: a bride' s photo from her wedding day is getting lots of attention on social media. erika: sarah ray' s mother snapped this photo, of ray walking away from an ambulance. after her grandmother' s car collided with another on the way to the reception, ray, a paramedic, hiked up her dress, rushed to the scene and climbed aboard to help. ray' s grandmother is doing ok. ray says she' s no hero, she was just taking care of a fam

also, apple is up .5% to my partly on the barclays -- up barclaystly on the assessment. renewed pricing powerplacement risk with apple. back over to you. betty: thank you, abigail doolittle on the nasdaq market site. square filing its ipo, revealing what is going on behind the scenes at this company. it has seen revenue jumped more than 50% in the first half of this year. reed stephenson joins us from san francisco. what stood out to you? eed: square is not doing so bad. revenue is up 50% from last year and they are a fairly healthy business. there was some concern going into it that the deal with starbucks would have been a drag, but it looks like there would have been a resolution to that as well. betty: ok, not us that as some have maybe feared. but i'm told some 90% to 95% of revenue comes from payments processing. is that a risk because they are so concentrated in one business? reed: there are a couple of ways to look at it. yes, it is a risk, but it is a good business. square is well aware and branching out. they will start offering credits to small and inside businesses so they can exp

meantime, apple, this story out of dialogue semiconductor which is a power management chip vendor wayown in europe. they pre-announced a miss. 75% of dialogue's revenue. makes one reason you're seeing apple down 3%. kind of hard to ignore. >> some people are saying maybe it was overbought, maybe it was the correction they needed going into earns. there are a lot people talking about this stock. >> tomorrow is a big day for earnings. tomorrow specifically are alibaba, apple after the bell, twitter after the bell, along with a bunch of other well-known names like panera, u.p.s., ford, merck, pfizer. >> zero rocxerox getting a lot attention. confusion about when it said it would do a strategic review. the company said we're not looking for a sale but i think investors are trying to find a fine point on what xerox could be valued at. >> let's get over to scott wapner. he's got the half back at hq. >> all right, guys, thanks, welcome to the halftime show. let's meet our starting lineup. joe terra nova is here, jim liventhal, josh brown. housing top. why billionaire sam zell is moving out o

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. >>> apple is flexing its celebrity power and deep pockets in launching new iphone 6s ads over the weekendeature the oscar winner jamie foxx. today preorders for the new apple tv begin. shares of apple are trading negatively ahead of the earnings results. alex is an analyst at jnp securities. good morning to you. >> good morning, simon. >> let's cut to the chase as far as most investors are concerned. how worried are you at some point they'll report that they sold less iphones than they did the year before? at what point might that happen? >> we don't think we're there yet, simon. right now the signs are that apple is having a banner transition from the 6 to the 6s. usually we see a wrinkle in sales. that hasn't happened it looks like that's primarily because of china and the availability of the iphone 6. really for under a year in that marketplace right now. i think there are a lot of investors worried over the tough compares from the 6 to the 6s, as well as the saturation arguably in north america and western markets. what that fails to take into consideration is the still massive global

apples and oranges. >> we are still the most powerful economy in the world. the dollar is still king.ock market is risen. >> monica, what do you think? >> i don't know how long you can say the dollar is king a lot of people that have risen may have risen off of our back. free trade hasn't necessarily been fair trade for the u.s. it is a one-way revolving door that has been us pushing our jobs to china, mexico, canada and them giving us the middle finger. >> i don't know. john, i do want to show you just were back in 1985. this is layfield, back from 1985. i don't know. it is debatable whether you have improved at all since then? >> that was during the jim mcmahon area. if you remember the great chicago quarterback, the incredible '86 bears, which was the next year. that wasn't a mullet. that was a bi-level hair cut. >> we'll let it go. >>> hillary, preparing for the benghazi hearings. is she ready? after this. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive witho

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