you probably have the numbers somewhere on your retina.s something like 4%, 5% year-over-year, a startling slowdown in capex, even if we are talking about $2.5 billion in capex spending on data centers. >> paul kedrosky, thanks so much. google, we will have to keep our eye on, as always. apple pay will be available to millions of mastercard and visa users starting on monday, but could the credits are -- payment service kill the credit card? that is next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. mastercard and visa customers with an iphone 6 or6 plus will be able to ditch their credit card this monday with the launch of apple pay. the payment with retailers like radioshack and panera bread. could the mobile payment platform kill the credit card? the senior vice president of emerging payments at mastercard joins us from new york. could it kill the credit card? >> great to be here. we have a great business in the credit card business, and we expect people to be using credit weds for a long time, but feel the innovation of taki

the display is a lot higher quality, the retina display. and the image quality, really impressive. to have a display that works like this you have to have a better chip. you have a much faster, more powerful chip inside this machine. and you wanted to connect fast, so they have a faster version of wi-fi than any other tablet. and for the cellular version, a faster lte chip. and the thingh people have been asking for has been the touch id, to log into the machine using just your thumb. makes it different. it will enable apple pay as well. if this is too big for you, there is a new ipad mini. all the same features, which comes at a slightly lower price. there it is -- >> and you could be a hand model. [laughter] >> i'm now officially a paid hand model. i got manicures this weekend. >> what i want to talk about is the fact, we talk so much about how tablets does grow this slowing down, yet this product is still the acting biggest product at apple after the phones. accounts for 15% to 20% of revenues. this talk of the demise of the tablet, is a greatly exaggerated? >> here is my theory

we have an imac with a retina display. they're calling it a 5k display. the 27-inch display will have 5,210 pixels by 2880 pixels. that's 14.7 million pixels for the people doing the multiplication at home. bill shuler calling it the highest display on the market that you can buy on a pc. looking back to the ipad now, we've got some pricing details. apple is keeping the original ipad mini around at $249. from a step up from there, you can get the retina display of the mini 2 at $299. and then up from there, the mini 3 at $399. it starts with 16 gigs of storage. goes up to 64. and then 128, much as the iphone 6 has. now, clearly what apple is doing here is making a play for premium. what we're seeing develop over the holiday season is competitors like amazon offering lower-range tablets with lower spe specs for as cheap as $99. that's what they're trying to present for a reason for people to pay more. we'll see if that works out. they're also trying to cover every price point from $250 up to the ipad air 2 which starts at $499 and then goes up from there i

and changing those into different heart cells and even retina cells. research in the biosciences, it's a phenomenal institution when it comes to research and energy and areas like that, it's been very active in the weather station. i think we have 18 nobel prize winners, engineering and chemistry and medicine and physics, it's a major research institution. >> and the university of wisconsin madison, its tuition fees for undergraduate degrees, for in state, you're looking at a little over $10,000. out of state the price tag is $26,660. the room and board costs come in at about $8,600. who decides how much tuition costs? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear all of that, greta. >> who decides the price tag for in state and out of state? >> the board of regents has authority to establish tuition, however that's generally negotiated with the legislature and a lot of that depends on the state aid forthcoming from the state legislature. as the university puts forward it's budgets and developing it's budget, it does so in collaboration with the board, the board of rege

then retina imacs. better screen, better resolution. >> john?think we will see any surprises today. but it do think thin is something. they are making these products better and keeping them at the front. that is exciting. like i said, sometimes it is innovation and sometimes it is evolution. >> i have been using my new, thinner iphone 6. i love it. >> it is fine. >> for you, it is all fine and meh. come on. apple.oid is lapping vanilla ands pretty i think the ipad innovation is fairly vanilla, too. but it is good for them. >> where does apple go from here, paul? 20% of still 15% to revenue. what is going to grow? is it all about phones? the watch is supposed to be a niche product. >> it is not clear what they have. i gave the example earlier of not buying some cloud services like spotify and instead ending up owning beats which makes no sense. there are obvious things they could have done and should be doing. they are focusing on some optimization of battery life. >> people are disagreeing with you right here. was think buying beats buying someb

now 33 years later a retina prosthesis finally lets him see.e on "fox & friends" to share his amazing story. >> time for your 5@5. five counterintuitive health tips that work. if you want to wear a smaller size gain weight, muscle weight that is. it takes up less space. for healthier teeth do not brush after you eat. acidic foods make your enamel softer. wait 30 to 60 minutes. drink a hot beverage to cool down. your body will increase sweat production to cool you off. drink water if you're bloated. your body needs water to work efficiently and reduce that bloated feeling many >> to improve your relationship spend less time together. spending time alone allows you to process your thoughts and get to know yourself a little bit better. >> seven minutes till the top of the hour. the beach house of their dreams turns into a nightmare all because of a mistaken address. >>> a brand-new purse for for -- brand-new perk for working women. companies paying to freeze your eggs. your e-mails are pouring in on this one. >>> two minutes till the top of the ho

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you won't burn your retinas out. now the full umbra, when it gets in the earth's shadow, it starts at 6:25. that's when i recommend starting to look at it. the whole process takes awhile. 6:25 to 7:00 to just before the sunrises, probably the best time to see it. i think we will be clear across the entire metro area. so, right now live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. 73 downtown. a little bit of shower activity reported at national. here's the radar over the past two hours. heavy activity beginning to show up south of town, warrenton, fredericksburg, and sliding up into louisiana play la plata. some pretty good showers as well. indicated in yellow here. germantown, clarksburg, and some activity out toward fairfax and reston. little yellows in there. now we'll zoom down to the south. warrenton, manassas, and points south, quantico and stafford, heavy activity. you see the red, rain fall rates -- so, we'll storm track this for you. lorton 8:27. right now, we don't see anything severe, but i thi

. >> a television screen is the retina of the mind.efore, the television screen is part of the physical structure of the brain. therefore, whatever appears on the television screen emergence as your own experience for those who are watching. therefore, television is reality. and reality is less than television. max, you'll have to learn to live in a very strange new world. >> television is reality, you heard it here. that might seem creepy but technology is way more creepy now. it has taken over everything. >> i think it is fair to say that for most people, their phone is now an extension practically of their flesh. they get very upset and twitchy if you take it away from them. and cronenberg, this has been one of his themes for a long time his intersection of technology and that sort of thing. phones have been an extension of our brains. i flew in from chicago yesterday and they tell you to turn off your electronic devices and stow them. and i could not help noticing that the people around me were paying no attention whatsoever. the g

the new ipad mini 3 also just unveiled has retina display. it starts at $399. preorders for both begin tomorrow and they'll ship out end of next week. abc 7 news reporter david lui is live tweeting from the event. you can get the latest by following him on twitte twitter @abc7david. >>> people up and down the state practiced their ducking and covering this morning. a huge exercise drill to get us ready for the next major earthquake. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at the tech museum in san jose with how the great shakeout went down there. matt? >> reporter: well, this is a very fun event for a very serious topic. earthquake safety. it took place here at the tech museum. in the past hour, a few hundred kids inside took part in the great california shakeout. >> everybody get down! >> reporter: the students from the san jose elementary school washington covered and held on. organizers say the goal is to prevent disasters from becoming catastrophes. people in the bay area are particularly aware of the dangers since the napa quake a few months ago. >> the

. >> how are we're going to know if a retina resident is there 2 heading hundred and 75 days a year. >> dbi - >> i understand it's in the planning that dbi has some enforcement with the 25 complaints i have today what would we put in the legislation that allows you to differentiate between a true tenant and renting out a room or couch or is someone that takes their unit off-line. >> supervisor jane kim i said to suggest a number of amendments one to require for each host a number of days and the days to the planning department so each host will be required at least twice a year if they submit a report to the planning department on the number of days and dates of stay they'll be providing to the city and if there's evidence to the contrary that is evidence that the city can shut their property down and fin them with criminal penalties. >> i missed that amendment i think that's helpful so i brought up when i served on the board of education we got containments whistle blowers here in san francisco and sometimes families would i will actually would tell on other families they thought di

with the retina 5 k.price of the other i met that are still great machines print >> pam: did the police go too far? and the giants are in day search warrant series and five years. gary is in day search warrant series ait's estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to engage with municipalities, how to structure deals, and as we think about internationally citi is t

there is speculation that the new imac computer will have a retina display. >>> apple is also expected to unveil more details on apple pay. the company announced the service this past september and said it will begin sometime this month. it allows customers to spend money by using their iphones instead of cash. >>> "salesforce's" "dreamforce" convention wraps up today in san francisco. today's speakers include the former vice president al gore, musician and woodside resident the great neil young and columnist ariana huffington. hip pop performer will-"i"-am was at the convention last night and spoke with kpix 5's betty yu about a new product he is promoting. . >> reporter: it's sexy, cool and the newest player in the wearables game. it's called [ indiscernible ] and in will-"i"-am's words. >> i would use it like that. this is sick. you put it on your wrist like that. wow. this is goat. i could work out with this. i could go to club with this. oh, this is ill. >> reporter: don't call it a watch. it's a cuff that allows you to make calls, send emails, texas, stream music and track your h

air,hinner than the ipad you also notice the display, a lot higher quality, the retina display was madecial and it has an image quality is really impressive. it allows it to do more things. to have a display that works like this you need a better chip. a much faster more powerful chip in the monitor here, inside the machine. run faster you have to connect faster. they have a faster version of wi-fi as well as a faster lte chip for the cellular version. finally the big improvement that people have been asking for is this touch id, the ability to log into the might -- machine using your thumb. that makes it big difference for people used to logging in with their phone. it will enable apple pay as well. if this is device -- if this device is too big, the new ipad mini. it comes at a lower price. you did not get the message it is thinner. 18% thinner. it is thinner. didn't get the message question mark -- message? 1.2% higher, 5100 up by 0.75% as well. >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am jonathan ferro. as we wrap up the week for european equity trade, let's check in on one of the bigge

retina imacs. >> john, what else? >> i do not think we will see any surprises. i do think it's something. they are making these products better. and that is exciting. like i have said before, sometimes it is innovation and sometimes evolution. >> i've been using my new iphone 6 and i love it. it is better. >> it is fine. >> it is all fine. come on, guys. >> i switch every year between apple and android. android is laughing. this phone is pretty vanilla. that said, like every year, if you do not have an ipad, it is good to get the next one. >> where does apple go from here? what is going to grow? is it all about the phones? what else do they have? >> it is not clear what they have. this is my disappointment. i gave you an example of earlier of not buying cloud services like spotify and going to the baffling decision of owning beats. there are obvious things they could have done and should be doing and they are not doing as they focus on optimization of battery life. it feels like dell circa 1996 and people are getting excited -- >> wait, wait. people are disagree

. >> those things can also damage a retina if they come in contact with your eye. >> right >> by the way, the bills won sunday 17-14 on a late field goal the >> it was nice of him to make it so easy for them to catch him by putting him on twitter. they didn't even have to work at that time! still ahead, fighting the flu without going to the doctor for the mist or shots? but will it work >> and what's the most valuable brand in the >> i apple and google fight for the top spot. >> a d.c. cop who pleaded guilty to sex charges aga >>> you're watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >>> a d.c. police officer will spend seven years in jail after missing teenage girls turned up in his home. >> linwood barnhill was sentenced today for pandering with two minors and child pornography involving a third. sam is live from district court with reaction to the sentence. sam? >> prosecutors cut the deal with the 48-year-old barnhill they say after multiple interviews with the three victims, ages 15, 16, and 17. a judge reluctantly accepted it though a lawsuit may be brewing against the city. >> he'

thinner, faster, with the retina displays and touch id fingerprint sensors. pre-orders begin tomorrow. newacebook is launching a tool to connect users during a disaster called safety check. it lets friends and family know you are safe during a natural disaster. it uses the city listed in your profile and information on the last place you use the internet. it will send a notification asking if you are safe and will notify your friends. time now to revisit the big news that the texas nurse infected with ebola is being moved to nih in bethesda. >> it puts our region in the spotlight and brings us to the question of the day. how is the cdc handling the ebola crisis? >> some pretty harsh comments where this is concerned. people are fearful when they don't have information. the comments we've seen indicate a lack of information is one of the biggest frustrations people have. how is the cdc doing? we are asking you. like a kids game. they making up the rules as they go." "the government in cdc should be ashamed of themselves." 't"they don't have a handle on e situat

they will show off the next generation ipad and they are expected to introduce the retina i-mac. new record has been set, it is the record for the most expensive lot of wine ever sold. 114, of conte, sold for about $1.6 million. and that is about 1700 dollars per glass. the french burgundy sold -- still to come, a remarkable recovery. what it takes to rehappen a bear cub, injured in a western wild fair. >> and i'm drurks another warm day across the bay area. shattering records in oakland and sonoma, and relief is the in sight. we will trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, brin

super sharp retina used on smaller apple device but moved up to display that should appeal to certain users. >> not inexpensive at 2500 dollars but people who really care about working on l photographs and video are going to love that product. >> 4 k moptor can cost 3 grand. 5 k monitor with computer for 2499. that's pretty big deal. >> so amy has fresh new product to sell in time for the important holiday shopping season. also cut prices on some hold over model to appeal to the budget minded. in cupertino abc 7 news. >> engineers built tested building that with stood force three times intensity of 1989 quake. sf mock-up 2 story house outfitted with sliding isolators that let it skate over the ground instead of collapsing. engineers use what they call a union i body sdichbility witness every part of the house contribute to the strength. >> preparing for the next big quake and learning our lesson from the past on the agenda at day long symposium held by the association of bay area government of right in the middle of everything there was an earthquake drill and demonstration of the new

apple is also expected to unveil an upgrade to the imac desktop computer, which could get a retina display. we may also hear a launch date for the new *apple pay service and developments with the apple tv box. meanwhile, google has finally unveiled its nexus 6 smartphone. this thing is *giant , with a *six inch screen.* that's bigger than samsung's galaxy note. the nexus 6 was designed by chicago-based motorola mobility and has many similarities to the moto x. the nexus 6 will have a 2k display, 13 megapixel camera, and new turbo charging technology. they say it will take just 15 minutes of charging to add six hours of battery life. it will sell for $649 unlocked and should go on pre-sale later this month. hbo will be offering stand- alone streaming service starting in 20-15. viewers wouldn't need a cable subscription or even a television to view this content... the service allows users to stream it all online. customers are currently able to watch h-b-o shows through the h-b-o ap, but it's *only available for users who already pay for the h-b-o's service. no details about pricing were giv

cook also introduced the ipad mini 3 and imac with a retina display. >>> coming up next in our 6:00 hour the giants in case you missed it for some odd reason, they are moving on to the world seize. a walk off home run in the bottom of a ninth inning in a thrilling victory. >> this is the day the bay area remembers an earthquake disaster exactly 25 years ago today. >> we're still looking at some of those same freezes that were here and westbound 24 traffic is moving along okay. but it's getting a little slow. we'll tell you about the east bay commute. >> a lot of cloud cover over us. cool to mild. temperatures well it won't be much of an impact today. it's the cloud cover and possibility of rain coming in later. >>> unbelievable. a night to remember for the giants who are going to the world series again after that dramatic walk off to win the pennant. >> while giants fans were celebrating the thrilling victory. over night there were some folks that were working hard to print out the official giants t- shirts as we head back to the world series. we will tell you how you can get your hands

tablets starting $299, $399 and $499 across different -- the mini and the regular versions, across retina and nonretina versions, so you want to see that expand. number two, you want to see pricing and screen sizes achieve some sort of clarity. they need to be clear definitions and people ought to know, if i need a tablet for this sort of scenario, that's the tablet i'm going to pay for and that's a screen size i need. you want to see some clarity around that. number three pricing and number four, you want to see some big announcements around corporations as we go through the end of the year. i think those are the sort of four key things and obviously the colors also help. >> who doesn't like a little bit of color? our senior analyst. thank you. to other late news today. we see lots of interesting news. yahoo! the lead investor in snap chat. it's a company without revenues. yahoo!'s interested. maybe because of the way alibaba went. they brought that into the yahoo! coffers, $9 billion with that i.p.o. just last month. so the question is, could snapchat be yahoo!'s next alibaba? also in n

he also introduced the i pad mini three an i mac with a retina display and says that apple pay wouldapple's next drum roll if you will is expected to be the launch of its new watch. >>> a string of armed robberies in the bay area and the suspects cell phone is the key witness. up next two investigates looks into how police use cell phone evidence to build a federal case. >>> plus wet weather ahead, chief meteorologist bill martin will have the bay area forecast. >>> and the story of a cardinal fan who saved the day. really saved the day for a giants fan on her way to tonight's game. the self-less act that is reminding everyone what it is to be a true sportsman. >>>2 investigates looks into the role of social media in an upcoming criminal case and how investigators mine cell phones and popular websites for evidence. >> we look at a case involving alleged gang members suspect in a series of daring robberies and how social media postings may put the defendants behind bars for a long time. >> but david stevenson has learned that it's still unclear whether the most incriminating evidence

have you heard there is a potential mac book air 12 inch screen with retina? if you told me it was coming now my heart would go pitter patter. >> well andrew i would love to make your heart go pitter patter. i do think there is a new mac back air in the works. it's one of their seminal products, probably the number one or two best selling notebook in the united states and they are working on a new one, i do believe that. i kind of lean against the idea that it will come out in this event. >> wallt, three things i'm hopig young weigh in. one larger ipda, two software for the ipad. and then lastly the ipod. sales have absolutely dropped off on that product because people can use their phones for music. do they continue to push on the ipod? to do something new with it? or do we continue to see it decline? >> well i'm trying to remember all your three questions. >> big ipad, software and ipod. >> i think they are workingen a bigger ipad. i don't expect to see hit the week. software, ios 8, brand new, lots of features i suspect. and this whole continuity thing, i t

you have to be careful if you have diabetes or certain retina problems because it can irritate the eyes. sometimes it can cause a little edginess or headaches. yo can dial back the amount of time you spend in front of this. instead of 20 minutes, you can do 10 or 15 minutes. increase based on how well you're responding to it. >> so are there any warnings that you want to give about using it or can ybody use it mof they're not suffering? >> you know, i've used this to help a little bit about energy and mood during the winter months. i think that it is generally safe for most people to use. the people that really need to be careful are those people who have bipolar disorder because actually these lights can trigger somebody to go from being a normal mood or depressed mood to becoming manic. so it's really amazing that just exposure to sitting in front of one of these lights can have that much of a mood change. those are the people who really need to be careful. as well as people with some of the eye issues i've talked about. >> okay, it sounds like something -- a really good way to do it,

the mini 3 and retina display. fans are not ready to pull out their cash. >> they are products are good. >> i don't need the late and say the greatest. >> reporter: with all the excitement right here on the campus, tim cook is just as passionate about a new product. apple pay. 900 banks are on board with the payment system that will allow people use iphones to make payments. >> it is always interesting to see. >> she chief of research. the release about apple keeping the customers happy while fishing for new ones. >> about selling us a device so we become loyal to the brand. >> reporter: with today's announcement stock was down a dollar a share and over five weeks, down 1%. that is why they are hoping for great retail sales this holiday shopping system. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> punishment in a case. one teen behind bars for lighting another teen's skirt on fire on a bus. after the break, why neither side seemed happy with the outcome. >> racing to finish before the next big earthquake. we go inside a r

as you can see, apple's new retina dismay is fantastic, but let's see how they both compare. the pictures, you can really see the difference. the broadcast camera, the pictures are sharper. that's more depth, and they're much nor vibrant. the iphone, on the other hand, they're more anemic. and the pictures are very flat. it is like comparing a mini to a maserati. and there are plenty of other minis around. the iphone only has an 8 meggi pixle camera. it's about being out there, having fun and being creative. so less about the kit and more about the shots. harvey hogan, cnn, london. >> we're the big winner. >> cnn. you've been watching the right channel, folks. some of you may be about to celebrate halloween. >> an artist used his animating skills to bring historic photos to life. take a look. >> the project kind of started out as a procrastination. i had this internship where i had a lot of downtime, just playing around with animation in photo shop. it's a really incredible collection at the library of congress. i look through, you know, 100 different photos before i pick one

it's got an incredible retina display. everybody is talking about how thin it is.s 18 percent thinner than the last tablet. we all see how it's hiding behind the pencil. well, in terms of ii it worth the money, i think absolutely i'm a tech guy. i'm going to buy it. the touch id made it way to tablets. i hate passwords. we've all been waiting since they came out with the iphone s that it gets expanded. the other thinn that's fantastic is this camera. they actually addeddtwo new cameras. they've got burst mode selfies. they alluded to kids doing that. you can take slow month videos now. the video and the images they shhw were absolutelyyfantastic. (?) gerri: you are a total apple lover. you love the apple. me, i'm getting a little tired of this. i'm not seeing anything break through. am i just missing the boat here? >> that's a great point. one thing that tim cook didn't address, all he talked about was past sales. this is the best-selling apple product in the last four years. but they've still been stagnating. there's two concerns, consumers like yourself they hold

ask questions to make sure we have the right person as far as dates of birth and socials, we do a retinao make sure we have the right person that we're supposed to be releasing and should coincide with the paperwork we have. >> look in to the mirror. thank you for your cooperation. >> beautiful, sir, take all of your stuff and see that officer there. >> need your arm band, sir. >> man, that's a relief. >> there's your property, remain sealed until you get downstairs, okay? >> yes, sir. >> thank you and good luck. >> thank you. >> what's going on, man? >> yeah, freedom again, baby. ♪ >> so long. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> he grabbed it. i took it from him. >> an inmate with a reputation for trouble takes on a no nonsense warden. >> i run this jail. >> it's very rare that you see an older person came into a facility. when she first came into my area, she looked like she was a grandmother figure. >> a 71-year-old woman convicted for an investment scheme that left nearly 800 victims in its wake.

. >> reporter: what did catch attention is a new imac desktop and 17-inch retina screen. it's used on the smaller apple devices but now moved up to a display which should appeal to certain users. >> it's $2,500, but people who really care about working on photographs and video are going to love that product. >> 4-k monitors can cost as much as 3 grand. here you get a 5k monitor for $2,499. >> reporter: apple has fresh new products to sell just in time for the important holiday shopping season. it also cut prices on some holdover models to appeal to the budget minded. in cupertino, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> facebook wants to make it easier for you to let friends and loved ones know that you're okay in the wake of a natural disaster. the social media giant is introducing a safety check feature which allows the user to simply hit an "i'm safe" button. a notification and news feed story will be generated automatically and go out to the user's friends. mark zuckerberg introduced the feature in japan, a country still recovering from the devastating earthquake and tsunami in

he had retina surgery. he had topnotch care. we are seeing now in the community, a lot of people saying -- maybe there is a person or persons in this hospital, more concerned with, covering their behind than giving out relevant information. >> circling the wagons. protect themselves. hopefully change. in a couple days. gaesh appreciate the reporting. quick reminder, always set your dvr, watch 360 when you like. just ahead in this hour. how medical groups, treating ebola patients in west africa how they're managing to keep most if not all workers safe. this is really interesting. they don't have the same high-tech equipment as a lot of the hospitals do. they're working very tough conditions. but what they say they need to keep battling the outbreak. going to interest you. plus the litany of missteps here in dallas. that began with misdiagnosing with thomas duncan. seemed to keep getting worse. more on allegations from nurses that cared about him from the nurses union. we'll beef right back. working in harmony. open an optimizer +

and changing those into different heart cells and even retina cells. research in the biosciences, it's a phenomenal institution when it comes to research and energy and areas like that, it's been very active in the weather station. i think we have 18 nobel prize winners, engineering and chemistry and medicine and physics, it's a major research institution. >> and the university of wisconsin madison, its tuition fees for undergraduate degrees, for in state, you're looking at a little over $10,000. out of state the price tag is $26,660. the room and board costs come in at about $8,600. who decides how much tuition costs? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear all of that, greta. >> who decides the price tag for in state and out of state? >> the board of regents has authority to establish tuition, however that's generally negotiated with the legislature and a lot of that depends on the state aid forthcoming from the state legislature. as the university puts forward it's budgets and developing it's budget, it does so in collaboration with the board, the board of rege

and so the retina display quadrupled the number of pixels and now we're seeing it also with 4k displays. a 4k display has four times the resolution of a standard hd display. fortunately they'll be accomp y accompanied by better compression. so the band width requirement will only double instead of quadruple. but it's still doubling. right? >> let me just add something, the word requirement is actually a little bit funny there. because, there's an interplay between demand and supply here that just because your screen demands that many pixels doesn't mean that you're going to get them from your wireless connection. >> right. >> right. so you could easily imagine a situation as the business models evolve where, and this goes down to the -- to where we were talking about earlier, where what you contract for at a lower price is lower resolution data coming on to your screen. you may not want to. that's why -- we're at this odd time where yes, the demand -- the devices are demanding that much. but it's not really a requirement. and so, the -- when these data forecasts have built in to them ce

and even retina cells. research in the biosciences, it's a phenomenal institution when it comes to research and energy and areas like that. it's been very active in weather station activity. i think we have 18 nobel prize winners in engineering and in chemistry and medicine and physicians. it's a major research institution. >> and the university of wisconsin-madison, its tuition fees for undergraduate degrees, its tuition and fees for in-state your looking at a little over $10,000. $10,410. out of state the price tag is $26,660. the room and board costs come in at about $8,600. president cross, who decides how much tuition costs? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear all of that, greta. tuition costs? >> yeah. who decides the price tag for in-state and out of state? >> the board of regents has authority to establish the tuition, however, that's generally negotiated with the legislature. and a lot of that depends on the state aid forthcoming from the state legislature. as the university puts forward its budget and dev

another guess, it could be a new ipad mini, or perhaps a new i mack with a high resolution retina display>> they really whet our appetite for the announcement. everybody is guessing. >> people lining up probably already just to see what it is. >>> meteorologist anthony slaughter standing by. we're wait here to see what it's going to look like. >> it's going to be a nice this upcoming week. a little more tolerable, if you will. look at these hot temperatures what we saw today. this is definitely above average by about 25 degrees in some locations. up to 100 degrees. even santa rosa at 98. san jose 95, and san francisco and oakland, both, both of you guys at 91 degrees. so it was hot everywhere. even at the coastline today. and it's all because we have an area of high pressure that is sitting off the coast of california. this thing here has been driving our winds around it. and you get that clockwise rotation. so all day long, we've had winds that have been offshore. but we have a cold front that is headed our way. and in fact you can see it denoted by the cloud cover here and the rain. thi

and a new mac with retina display. you can see the applications for editors and photographers.ook saying this is the best lineup of products that apple has ever had. now, we'll see whether consumers agree. melissa, back to you. >> thanks so much, josh lipton. interesting intraday action in terms of apple shares because right after the event the stock hit its intraday low and also wrap this together with the fact that mega caps or large caps in this market at least today, yesterday, the past week have been underperforming. the smaller cap section of the market. with all of this said, b.k., how are you feeling aboutapple? >> i feel meh about apple. we said they will probably trade sideways. on the ipads, they do have an issue there. the only thing that probably keeps the stock up with that is the fact that the ipods -- remember everybody talked about the demise of those -- they actually sold pretty well afterwards. for me i think between $94 and $102, that's where we trade until probably the holiday season. >> what do you think here? >> i kind of agree. >> you're wrong and you're

>> fortt tends to be better at the dates than me but they have the announcements they will do retina ipads, one ios version, and payments will be rolled out. do you think it's at that event? >> yeah. i think they'll roll it out, announce that it's going live, but if they're smart about it they know that humans are the bottleneck here, both on the retail floor, the employees trained to coach people through the process and using it for the first time. they'll do it in the best staffed, best trained centers, the big places first. not try to roll it out across every walgreens in the united states where those employees might not know what to do. >> are we going to have marketing? specialized displays at how to do it at all the different retailers doing this stuff? >> that's the question. >> typically they don't push these things that hard, right. they tend to release it. they do a lot of outdoor advertising. i would expect the outdoor advertising to have imagery around the payments and let the viral effects kick in on this stuff. my gut it will be tough, won't see widespread adoption righ

tim cook pointing out that customer satisfaction rankings for the retina ipad mini were about 100%. the ipad air 2, he says, is even better. it is thinner. and you might recall that commercial for the original ipad air which had it hiding behind a pencil, this time the pencil is laser shaved in the commercial to show that it's even thinner than a pencil this time. 6.1 millimeters in thickness. of course, we'll have to hear about battery life because you still want your full battery life at that extra thinness, guys. so continuing to track these developments live here in cupertino. back to you. >> thin, right, jon? jon? you can never be too thin or too quick. >> reporter: yes. >> and thinness and quickness tends to go together, don't they? >> reporter: but that you're so thin that you run out of energy too quickly, that's a bad thing. so endurance is important here as well as thinness. >> thank you very much, jon fortt. sue? >> that was a pretty clever comeback, jon. i've got to tell you. >>> all right. stocks clawing their way back after a triple-digit loss at the open. and of cours

this retina display was made with higher quality and an image quality that is impressive.t allows you to do more things. to have a display that works you need a better chip. a more powerful chip in this monitor, inside the machine. needed torse he connect faster so it has a faster version of wi-fi than any a cellularell as version. a faster lte chip. and the thing people have been asking for is the touch id. andre just using your thumb the same way they have for a while on the phone. it is a big difference for people use to log in with their phone in the same way. big, theevice is too new ipad mini has all the same features which of course comes at a somewhat lower price. just in time for christmas. telekom is said to have and their joint venture could be valued at $19 billion. let's bring on the european deals reporter. why now? >> that is a great question. they already tried earlier this year to ipo the business. now, it is crazy. i think the companies are in very preliminary stages to explore options for the assets. the ipo remains the biggest priority, but nothing that

the so-called retina display will not be one of them.ling the latest ipad with high-resolution. catch all of the latest in tech and media at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. eastern time at -- only a on "bloomberg west." citigroup, and of course wells fargo report the results. that will be the big focus of "market makers" coming up in just under 15 minutes. stephanie ruhle and erik schatzker joining me this morning. but it's so big that both eric schachter and i -- erik schatzker and i had to come together. jampacked --w is >> your show is jampacked with analysis. you are looking at me strangely. i cannot at all. >> market coverage, write? yes, market coverage, and a ,etter idea of what is going on on wall street. jpmorgan conference call is just wrapping up right now. we've heard quite a lot from jamie dimon. >> a lot of headlines coming out. >> guess, i think they disappointed people -- yes, i think they disappointed people. it's in part because analyst don't seem very interested. the market is waiting for a bank to report. size things are certainly

they introduced the ipad mini 3, and an imac with a retina display. >>> twitter testing something newd upon the accounts that users follow, the popularity of the tweets. not everybody is seeing these changes but twitter says it may expand it to other users in the future. >>> new this morning starbucks is unveiling a service for customers who don't want to wait in line. the app will let orders to order drinks from their phone and skip the drinks. it will be available nationwide next year. this is part of their plan to expand sales which account for 14% of sales in the u.s. the service initially rolled out with blue bottle coffee in san francisco. >>> time is 8:18. we've been talking about the anniversary of the loma prieta quake. i know you were at the ballpark during the quake, and where were you? i know you're drinking coffee now, i'll give you a chance to swallow. >> i'm getting a little too comfortable on tv. i was covering the world series, i was in an aircraft. when the earthquake happened, the control tower told us, okay, oakland control tower is basically shutting down, we don'

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also today apple introducing an i-mac with retina display. 14.7 million pixels.$2,499 and starts selling today. apple's ceo tim cook talked about the strong demand that apple is seeing for these new iphones. in fact, that iphone 6 will go on sale in china starting tomorrow. we did catch up with cook after the event, and we asked him which iphone he's using, the 6 or 6 plus. >> what i do is i use both, and i'm going back and forth, and it's the toughest decision i ever had to make because i love both of them. >> now, apple did tell us they sold 10 million of those new iphones in just the first weekend. that was a new record. kelly, back to you. >> all right, josh. thank you for now. consumer sentiment, housing starts out tomorrow. the market sold off majorly on disappointing economic data yesterday. will we see a repeat? we'll ask the panel when we come right back. >>> welcome back. stocks rebounding today after a wild day yesterday. the dow still off 25 points. it was six-day losing streak. the vix still elevated. guys, is the worst behind us? >> impossible to sa

larry was 33 years old when doctors diagnosed him with a disease that would deteriorate his retinas and him see what he has been missing. he joined us earlier to tell us a heart warming story about what his vision means to him. >> i gently reach out and able -- i'm able to touch her face gently and not poke her in the eye, but gently touch her. that's simple, but that means so much. >> larry's vision is still limited, but now he says that it is wonderful that he's finally able to see his grandchildren, hands down, the absolute best story of the day. i loved your interview that you did with him. >> he was great. and so was she. now he can see some stuff, which is amazing. >> including her blue eyes. >> that's right. he's got a bionic eye thanks to technology. >> great story. >>> 21 before the top of the hour. >>> you haven't tossed to maria molina yet. >> the last time i worked with her was new year's eve. it's great to see you and great to see you without a jacket. i think that means good weather. >> yeah. we're look at that sun coming out. we have clouds and it feels very pleasant out

but your steering wheel would have sensors which will detect the tiredness of your retina.at it will give a visible and automobile alarm or where it will act to sker the car. but a lot of testing has to be done. a car is where the life is. you can have a device and upgrades sent to you. the difference between these two worlds. >> dinesh, we know there's this battle that's taking place between everybody who wants to get in and control the front of the car. whether it's apple. we heard from at&t. we heard about all these device and mobile companies interested getting in there and getting control. i know a lot of the auto makers have been working with them. but there's only so much. do they work with you or through you or are you a competitor? >> right now we are serving nine of the largest fifteen car companies. when you talk about where do they fit in, ecosystem is getting complex. bringing a lot of these points solutions from google and apple. google is only one. apple is one. more search engines than google worldwide. alibaba, and samsung. car companies are designing cars

. >> i was diagnosed with retina blastoma. i was a year and a half old.der, i started going to ronald mcdonald camp. >> andre now volunteers at the camp. and this past summer he teamed up with colin delaney, diagnosed with leukemia. >> i was not feeling well all the time. i realized i wouldn't be able to feel normal for a long time. >> low blood counts left the former middle school fullback on the sidelines. >> kind of have -- so next year. >> 40 years ago, the eagles helped to create a house of healing. but on this day, they brought that healing to their own home. colin put on the jersey of his favorite player, lesean "shady" mccoy. there were two late additions to the roster. >> heard you guys needed more players. >> hey! >> what's going on, man? >> that's awesome. >> what's going on? >> how are you doing? >> need more players? i'll tell you to go that way. >> oh, no! oh! whoo hoo hew! >> it was great to see colin out there. he went all out. >> best day ever. unexpected and awesome. i'm definitely going to remember this for the rest of my life. >> and w