smartphone developers did this. eventually developers will get ahold of glass an create apps for it. for now it's a work in progress. the initial buy in to be part of the google glass testing program $1500. >> we have a lot of questions here. the first one, are you bumping into things when you have them on? no it's part of your vision is taken up by the internet. i wouldn't reck driving while you're doing it but you can still see what's ahead of you because it's really a thin little glass. doesn't take up too much. >> it looks like he was rediscovering things. >> it's kind of like when you're on a smartphone you shouldn't be doing similar things. this is similar to that. >> we'll see you at 6 clock. thank you so much. good night. >>> on the broadcast tonight, terrorism charges for the bombing suspect in boston and what we have learned about the evidence the feds have against him, as the city of boston pauses to remember what happened a week ago today. >>> plan of attack. developing news of yet another terrorist plot

despite the increased use and time spent on a smartphone, their advertising revenues for smartphonesg revenue. so they have got to get users more engaged on the smartphones. they've got to push out more ads, and they have to push out more services. and i believe that's what tomorrow is all about. >> well, it's not just getting users to use their smartphones more or stay on the app longer. they are doing that. the problem is the disconnect between the time spent on the phone and the monetization of the time spent on the phone and on the pc versus the phone. so does the app -- and i know it's all rumor at this point because the announcement hasn't come. but does the app solve any of that? >> well, first of all, caveat it and say we don't know what the app is going to be. but there's going to be a facebook home page on top of the android app and it launches when you turn on your phone so facebook is basically always on. you'll be able to post update status and you'll also probably have a news feed. it looks like they will add additional services, although, again, that we'll see tomorrow

. >> stephen: i have a smartphone am i a doctor? >> you know what is different? that smartphone is say conduit with date why and information about your health like your medical essence like you've never had before. >> stephen: how can i smart phone tell me about me? did siri tell you? hold on one second. siri am i dying? >> i really can't say. [ laughter ] >> let's convert the smartphone to a medical device. let's do a cardiogram. put your fingers on it and make a circuit with your heart. we'll get this up and it's a way to get your cardiogram right there. you have a nice pacemaker. i mean your normal pace, rhythm. >> stephen: is that good? >> it's perfect. so far you are doing pretty well. >> stephen: what else can my phone do? >> before we get do that we can do infencive -- on the wrist. like i showed you this -- >> stephen: i have one of those. >> beyond that i'm going to go to my blood pressure. this is my continuous blood pressure, every beat with a wave form right above it and beyond that i have my oxygen saturation in the blood. >> stephen: how is it doing

it's a smartphone on wheels. >> it has a smartphone managed info-tainment application.is basically the most expensive apps you can buy because it costs you 135,000 u.s. but it comes with a free car if you buy the app trt internet. >> comes for a price, especially for a super car that emits 40% less than it used to. >> hybrid, for sure, will be something that we must prepare ourselves to use not today, not tomorrow, but probably in the future. so the objective of the project was to give to us the knowledge for future application, hybrid on the ferrari cars. >> it can't be because it's a hybrid. after all, they named it the ferrari la ferarri. that's italian for a ferrari is a fer regard ree. >> which automakers have their foot on the gas and who is in the slow lane when it comes to slow models? head to cnbc.com and ask to check out the models rolling out at the auto show. >>> we're finding out at just what rate spain was raising short-term debt. the three-month bills went off with a yield of 0.15%. that's less than half of what they did on march 19th. it looks as though

smartphones. nhk has the story. >> reporter: a group of ninth grers at a school is studying physics. the students answer the teacher's question using smartphones. the correct answers are displayed instantly. the teacher can also see at a glance how well the students understand the material. this school uses the latest it applications to make the classes more effective and more interesting for the students. >> if you have it on your phone, you have all of them in just one compact screen. >> reporter: more than 1,500 students between the ages of 13 and 17 are enrolled here. their school is one among several participating in a project called future school. it was launched by the government five years ago. >> think about what we should do in terms of introducing new ideas and teaching methods to the kids. who were born into the digital age. you want critical thinkers. you want students who are able to articulate, students who are able to express themselves and to think critically. >> reporter: singapo

mark zuckerberg says the home screen is the soul of your smartphone. so today, facebook unveiled facebook home. >> a whole new experience for your phone. >> reporter: the new commercial touts facebook's integration into the home page of an android's smartphone. he says users don't have to get into an app to stay connected. they stay connected through a live feed which scrolls through updates on the phone's face. users see photos of updates, which take up the entire phone front. facebook has also created chat heads, the easy to move heads, faces of friends who text or facebook message you. the announcement also comes with the announcement of a partnership with atc. >> today, our phones are designed around apps and not people, so we want to flip that around. we want to bring all this content to the front and make it so that you can also just go ahead and use whatever apps you need whenever you need them. >> reporter: the cost for the new phone is about $100. for all other android phone owners, the new facebook home utility can be downloaded on the very s

samsungs new galaxy s4 smartphone goes on pre sales april 16th in the u.s. meanwhile-- analysts and traders are eagerly awaiting apple's earnings due out april 23rd which could show samsung slicing into sales of apple products. zynga's leader is asking for a game changing "pay" plan. c-e- o mark pincus is requesting that the board cut his annual salary to one dollar "and" to skip bonuses or equity awards. pincus reportedly is worth $800 million dollars. the struggling stock is around $3. salaries of other top-level execs will not be cut. interest in yankee candle is lighting up. the popular candlemaker is reportedly worth $2 billion dollars - ten times its annual earnings. it's drawing interest from private equity firms across the u-s. the company is not commenting, but reports say the sale process is in early stages ans should be made public in a few weeks. downzing is happening at disney. despite its blockbuster hit "oz the great and powerful".... disney is laying off staff from its studio and consumer product divisons. reuters reports it is unknown how ma

we all have smartphones. what about the pc? are we looking at the sunset years for the personal computer right now? >> i think it's become primarily a replacement in a market. in other words, the life cyc cot exteed because of the lack of compelling applications that are being written for t pc platform. so thegoo platform or post-pc devices as steve jobs put it, the smartphones and the bls,nd that's where the application developer community is focused on. >> you see a wide range of technology companies. let me just get back to, you know, which are the ones, the companies that you think have the platforms that are on the cutting edge. and maybe not any of the companies that we've been talking about tonight that reported earnings. >> absolutely. that's a very good point because it seems that investors at the margin are focusing and voting with the dollars and disrupters, and these could be companies like sales force, it could be a company like work day, it could be companies like networks and moving away from legacy companies lik

well if you're anything like me then your smartphone is probably permanently attached to your hand it's practically another limb except one that can do much much more from the first days of the phone outreach has begun to expand beyond our home across our neighborhood to across the country and around the globe and now even beyond that smartphones have revolutionized the way that we see and interact with our world but this cell phone renaissance is certainly not over yet developers are now crossing signals with the medical field this is an ultrasound device run by a smartphone it was invented by a mobile health company known as maupassant today and it brings the world of digital imaging to your smartphone or tablet now if you think that's impressive you ain't seen nothing yet to talk more about this digital revolution i'm joined now by . lonnie i hope i said that right and he is the editor gadget thank you so much for joining me so can you first explain about how this technology is something that is commonplace as your my cell phone how it is revolutionizing the medical field so the smar

. >>> later in the show we're going to talk about microsoft and smartphone growth, yeah, we used those words in the same sentence. is nuance at all in microsoft? in nokia? >> no, that's actually one where they're not in nokia at this point. samsung as quell as apple, microsoft does their own speech endeavorses, so few juans is focused on the other carriers. >> dan ives, thanks. >> thanks. >>> a big win for health insurers after the white house cuts back on plans. this was a big jump. >> it is, potentially, a big win for the stocks, maybe a big win for the providers over time and beneficiaries, at least in the near term. by more than 2%. they've been full tilling the key cost-cutting goal of the affordable care act. after what the administration calls careful consideration of public comments, a 2% cut has become a 3.3% increase in overall reimbursements. this is not a total cave. deductibles are going down, premium increases for medicare advantage are limited, and there are the news cost controls and coding changes as well, plus health care costs in general are going up. instead the pre

. >> san francisco is one of the cities where smartphone thefts are happening. they are talking about ways to fight the crime. if you are a victim, don't even think about chasing down the thief who just ran off with all your personal information, pictures and videos. >> a number of victims are being subjected to a robbery. often they getting hurt physically. they are almost always getting hurt emotionally. >> police are now cracking down on overseas black markets where stolen smartphones can fetch as much as $1,000. in new york and chicago undercover cops even pose at smartphones selltories arrest buyers who take the bait. giving new meaning to the term "buyer beware." >>> today is the day some 400,000 unemployed california workers have been dreading. their unemployment gets cut we 18% starting today. it's due to the spending cuts that congress allowed to automatically kick in to reduce the deficit. state employment development department sent out notices earlier this month to people receiving unemployment checks, telling them the state will be getting $250 mill

well, deeper into your smartphone. rolling out a new platform of sorts for android phones called ho home. wanting to be the home screen of your smartphone, not just a place you visit. >> we think that it should be deeply personal. so today we're going to talk about this new experience for your phone. it is a family of apps, and you can install it and it becomes the home of your phone. so we're calling this "home". >> reporter: he have you have an -- if you have an android phone, they will release a phone specifically with the software in mind, you will see facebook photos and status updates first thing, even before the typical home screen with apps. facebook says it is taking advantage of the open android operating system, something it could not do with apples ios system. not that apple users will be all that jealous. >> some of the things that they're looking at in facebook home are actually already in ios, for instance, the ability to post the status update from basically anywhere within the operating system. so in s

or is, really, the smartphone issue, nokia's entire issue?k at the service providers, clearly, they want more choice. they want to reduce their subsidies. they want to get other devices out there, except, not just two devices, apple and samsung. so for nokia, there's a window of opportunity. however, it's not a much-coveted device from the studies that we've done. it's the same issue for blackberry, which is trying to drive demand, and to drive demand, they have to increase sales and marketing. that's tough to do against someone like apple and samsung. for nokia, i think they have a small window, but they really need to execute and they're running out of time. >> got to take this window. rbc's mark sue. and we showed on that board there, apple stock, which is sitting at 390, below that 400 mark today, and probably one of the reasons why we're seeing the nasdaq underperform the other two eindices. >> you know, you wonder how much longer he might have, was the strategy was all in with microsoft. see if that works. coming up after the break, a s

mark zuckerberg says the home screen is the soul of your smartphone. so today, facebook unveiled facebook home. >> a whole new experience for your phone. >> reporter: the new commercial touts facebook's integration into the home page of an android's smartphone. he says users don't have to get into an app to stay connected. they stay connected through a live feed which scrolls through updates on the phone's face. users see photos of updates, which take up the entire phone front. facebook has also created chat heads, the easy to move heads, faces of friends who text or facebook message you. the announcement also comes with the announcement of a partnership with atc. >> today, our phones are designed around apps and not people, so we want to flip that around. we want to bring all this content to the front and make it so that you can also just go ahead and use whatever apps you need whenever you need them. >> reporter: the cost for the new phone is about $100. for all other android phone owners, the new facebook home utility can be downloaded on the very s

smartphones in the hands of 2 billion people around the world.e 5 billion people within five years. we've never had an environment with that many people wired up, that many people on the internet. opportunities to build compani on that idea. >> how do you do that? where are going to be the big growth ideas? we know mobility is here to stay and it's changing so many industries. >> yeah. it's applications. for example, this collaborative consumption idea. the idea you can dial up resources on demand. the idea that lots of projects can be funded on the fly with people clicking on their smartphones. online education. i think online education is going to be a big deal on the smartphone in the developing world. providing a stanford quality education for every kid on the planet with a smartphone is a very big opportunity. >> a huge opportunity given the fact you've got urban areas all around the world with population growth and they have got an encyclopedia in their pocket. you just made your first big investment in 3-d printing. >> that's right. >> 3-d

going to use smartphone, use it outside than inside, but it's better to get kids engaged with elements of the outdoors. >> uh-huh. >> and that is why i brought this kite and we featured it in the magazine. coming in this lovely, ecofriendly magazine. it's small. >> uh. >> and it doesn't, i mean it's just -- it is kind of a minimalist kite. >> uh. >> made of nylon or something? >> i think so. yeah. i am not sure the materials are -- but it's sold by uncommon goods, a certified corporation and has stringent ecofriendly -- . >> plus, you can use it again. not like years ago with the paper kites, i guess i am dating myself right now. you have to buy another one? >> yes. >> this you can use over again, right? >> and it can be used about the power of wind. >> what about the water bottle? >> this is my water bolt. >> yeah. >> and okay. >> and i love this this is coming everywhere with me. >> and is -- it's better than the water bottle at the store. >> oh. >>> they have to go somewhere. >> yeah, the bottled water industry is -- i couldn't say enough negative thing -- . >> yes. >> the tapwater

. >>> on deck, nokia trying to get the last laugh of the smartphone battle, and the big tech says the tab letts are d.o.a. and why the one -- a huge tech talker coming our way. don't go away. >>> take a look at the new york stock exchange this morning, that's ironman, robert downey jr. we've got that n old-time high yesterday, plus a rally that just won't quick. so is this the ironman market. let's ask barclays steve. what do you think, ironman, teflstifflo teflon, zombie market? what do you call it? >> well, i like the -- two statistics i heard this morning. the longest period we've ever gone into a year without at least three down days in a row, and like the 16th or 17th tuesday if up we'll set a record beyond 1927, which we tied last tuesday. so an incredible rally, with very little volatility. >> is that a problem? >> in the short term, i think the market is extended here. i think psychology has gotten very positive. i think we are susceptible to any kind of negative news that could potentially prompt a decline, but from the intermediate and long-term basis, as long as central ban

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and i guess it has to do with smartphones. with smartphone demand it has to do quite strong in terms of the korean suppliers of the samsung market. then the news is actually quite positive. >> yeah. okay. we'll come back to samsung in just a second. let me show you the data on that, as well. look, one of the things we have seen, of course, is this underperformance, as well, jim, of china earnings between china earnings and, you know, u.s. stock performance. it had been a sharp underperformance of u.s. stocks, as well. is that going to continue for emerging markets in asia? >> we're actually quite optimistic about china. yes, it's been a laggard in the first quarter. but being mineful of what's going on in the u.s., we have a u.s. housing recovery coming through. as u.s. house prices go up, that means consumers in the u.s. have an opportunity to refinance. they can refinance on better terms. that means more money in the pockets of the u.s. consumer. if that does happen, then that would tend to mean higher export demand for coun

>> i would say apple is still the dominant player in terms of the smartphone market. they arguably have the best overall offering for the consumer and for businesses over time. people may be critical and say that in terms of the smartphone market, perhaps the premium end of the market has now seen some saturation. and the real growth is going to be coming at lower price points. but i would still argue that apple is the name to beat in this area. >> what about the other one mentioned earlier, and that was hewlett-packard. are you high, low, down, out, what on it? >> relative to hewlett, the real questions in terms of the deal, the ability of the company to innovate as they have historically. while people may be critical of apple, apple certainly in new form factors such as tablet pcs and smartphones has substantially been outinnovating hewlett-packard. organizely meg whitman the ceo came off the board. the board may not have done as well as they should have. but the question really for investors to look at when they consider meg whitman is can she get hewlett-packard b

broadcom is in almost every cool new smartphone that's come out.connectivity pieces and we provide things like touch and communications and all kinds of other new technologies that are coming out. and new technologies like indoor location and imagine if you can get inside a shopping mall just like you do in the outdoors now or on the streets. those are the kind of new technologies that drive us. and again, we're in most of the cooler smartphones that are coming out. >> good morning, mr. mcgregor. it's simon hobbs. if you look at apple, innovation is key. if you look at you, innovation is key. qualcomm racing against intel and we kind of know the story. in that environment, how do you feel about the decision that was made with apple to have such a very big buyback to use cash equivalent to 13% of your equity to buy back stock. is that the type of thing that you guys tend to like to do if you want innovative space or do you feel pushed into it because of where the market is? your stock in particular hasn't done very well over the last year. >> broadc

tv cruise, photographers with the latest smartphones all descend on the finish line.to bring in laurie segal. is it safe to say it was one of the most photographed crimes in history? >> i think you can absolutely make that argument. there were so many people with their smartphones taking pictures and it provided all of this evidence and more importantly, when the bomb went off -- when those bombs went off, it helped people connect the digital evidence, social networks. i want to tell you about a guy named richard waley. he found a picture. that's his father. he saw that circulating on a social network and he had no idea where his father was. then he went to facebook, don, and he posted -- i'm going to read it to you. he said, "this is my dad in this picture. i have no idea where my mom is." . he asked people, can you help me? i want to find them in the hospital. within ten minutes, don, he had been able to find out where his parents were. you see the power of social media and people having their smartphones and being able to take an image in a quick second and what it

last year it did rank number three in terms of lte smartphones.s really playing its catchup. it's really the mobile that brings in margin for electronics for this firm rather than home appliances like television and according to the firm's ir person i speak to, it's really the mobile performance that moves its shares and that's what has driven up the stock price by some 18% over the past three months. kelly? >> okay. thanks very much. we'll watch shares for their reaction. by the way, if you stay there for one second i want to ask about monetary policy because the bank of korea may consider that its main role but it will also start hosting weddings. we want to know who will walk down the central bank's aisle. >> i know. it's getting married in a central bank quite meaningful, don't you think? the bank of korea hosted weddings before but it had to stop for some years because of security reasons but reopening now for weddings. it won't be for normal people like me but only for special people like its hard working bok employees it's more afford and l

smartphone is killing some time money game inside game. the company estimates players spent over. their screens. a year the company looks to keep its early successes. such achievements and can comment and profits aren't the only thing the company has managed to generate the creative juices it gave have given birth to a startup right next to one another. takes a traditional pastime and gives it a digital twist the underlying idea of their comics in. the same way users take them in is undergoing a major shift put people nowadays never too far away from their smartphones or tablets traditional content makers have a unique opportunity to deploy technology to their benefit. didn't come out of thin air but was nurtured along by those with earlier success. it was the head of game insight. who came up with this idea companies are really close at the open in fact offices in the same building just a couple of floors apart one day and the other two co-founders of a company were discussing plans for the future thank him up with the idea to go into interactive content we know how to create gre

new language for how you use the device which is different from the way people have been using smartphones. >> for instance, what kind of gesture? >> that swipe. when you go to look to see what new messages come onto your device you give it a pull up, pull up to the right and take a quick peek to see what you've received where there's device you have to push a button and get into the application. that's gone. >> scott mentioned e phone but the samsung galaxy. when you mention you might be losing sleep s, there are companies coming from all over. how does it complicate your job? >> that's true. there's a lot of competition in the marketplace. from the perspective of the developer coming to blackberry, we try to make it easier. you can build it natively. you can build with adobe air. you can build it with android, j java. we'll make it easy to realize the investment you've made back. >> you're talking to an english major here. when i'm an ios developer, what percentage of the way i'm going to develop for blackberry would i say i get that. it's 75% similar. like from french the spanish that's

. >> the tactic to track down smartphone thieves. >> a change in the las ahead, leigh glaser has the forecast. >> mike: the giant struggles continue, losing a season-identify fifth. and the a's and os in a battle and why is eric >> ama: the city of berkeley, minimum wage could be increasing. the city council will discuss raising minimum wage to 10.75 an hour. they would join san francisco as the cities with the highest minimum wage in the u.s. >> it's estimated the value of lost or stolen iphones adds up to $30 billion a year, and in san francisco half the robberies involved smartphones and to combat that police officers go undercover to sell stolen phones on the street, and then arrest the buyers. the plan is to eliminate the market for stolen phones. >> number of victims being subjected to a robbery, they often are getting hurt physically, almost always getting hurt emotionally. >> ama: there's one problem. many phones aren't resold in the city. they're resold overseas for up to a thousand dollars each. >>> former grateful dead member bob wiei is back jamming on scare following a s

the co-founder of smartphone operating system android shared a story. andy rubin said the software was originally designed for digital cameras, but a sluggish camera market forced the firm to switch plans and target smartphones instead. >> you have to be flexible in your business, and you have to understand, if your plan isn't going to work, you have to change. so you have to be able to make decisions very quickly, and you have to be able to be willing to change direction instantly to avoid being blocked. >> meanwhile, twitter co-founder jack dorsey suggested that entrepreneurs start businesses as a means to let the world know what they find interesting. he urged them to be confident and perseverant. >> translator: as an entrepreneur, i realize that the word "agility" is important. speed and developing quickly globally is very crucial. >>> japan's honda motor has completed construction of an eco-friendly assembly plant for passenger cars near tokyo. company officials say they plan to make it a hub for developing new technology to increase overseas produ

. >> the tactic to track down smartphone thieves. >> a change in the las ahead, leigh gl the forecast>> mike: the giant struggles continue, losing a season-identify fifth. and the os in a battle and why is eric sew >> ama: the city of berkeley, minimum wage could be increasing. the city council will discuss raisg to 10.75 an hour. they would join san francisco as the cities with the highest minimum wage in the u.s. >> it's estimated the value of lost or stolen iphones adds up to $30 billion a year, and in san francisco half the robberies involved smartphones and to combat that police officers go undercover to sell stolen phones on the street, and then arrest the buyers. the plan is to eliminate the market for stolen phones. >> number of victims being subjected to a robbery, they often are getting hurt physically, almost always getting hurt emotionally. >> ama: there's one problem. many phones aren't resold in the city. they're resold overseas for up to a thousand each. >>> former grateful dead member bob wiei is b jamming oneolngca last week. >> ama: the guitarrization wase fine form

your smartphone can do that too. need help waking up?alarm. >> smartphones are going to be the remote control for our lives, controlling our home, security, heating and ventilation, air conditioning. >> reporter: the trend of using phones to replace menial tasks is nothing new. but according to transparency market research, the home automation sector is expected to grow from $17 billion in 2011 to $47 billion in 2018. >> what you're talking about is anything that you can manage or be controlled remotely. that opens up an enormous world, both in the home and in industry. >> reporter: at home, companies like this one are allowing us to control our living rooms, simply by tapping a touch screen photograph i. >> can touch the light in the picture and it goes off in the room and off in the picture. >> reporter: and startups like viper have developed apps to remote control your car. so check this out. if i want to start my engine using my smartphone, all i have to do is download the app, tap on this button here where it says smart start, and t

. >>> plus, how hackers are hacking into your smartphone. your device. >>> red meat may cause heart disease, but not because of the fat. a new steak-eating study has shown the real culprit behind the increased risk of heart disease is a little studied chemical. it's called tmao, a gut bacteria released into the body after eating red meat. researchers found tmao levels turned out to predict heart attack risk in humans. they say the work could also lead to new treatments for heart disease, perhaps an antibiotic to specifically wipe out the bacterial culprit. >>> internet security experts suddenly know more about the way hackers are getting access to your smartphone, but still don't have software to prevent it. nbc's chris clackum shows us how to keep the hackers out. >> reporter: security experts who figured it was just a matter of time before hackers gained access to smartphones now say time has arrive, with a vengeance. >> 10, 15,000 a day, perhaps. we have a financial motivation. these guys have figured out how to take phones and turn them

deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. milwaukee to the tune of 9 runs...but . >>> barry zito derailed in milwaukee to the type of 9 runs he's back on track looking much more like the pitcher who opened the season with 14 straight scoreless innings. >> these kids hoping to see the giants sweep the padres. we're 19 games into the year and buster posey had not hit a home run until today. 12 rows into the bleachers 5-0 giants. barry zito rebounded in a big way. four strikeouts he retires 13 of his final 16 batters. >> giants sweep the padres 5- 0. escobar takes tommy malone deep malone allowed 4 earned runs and 8 hits and took his first loss of the season. the sharks could clinch a playoff berth just with one point. columbus had other ideas. joe pavel ski turns the puck over brian johanssen scores. blue jackets beat the sharks. >> david lee will police the rest of the playoffs after taking his right hip flexor. lee waited 8 years to finally ge

. >> there is a new initiative to use smartphones to connect a younger generation to victims. for many israelis, it is also touching a raw nerve. >> israel stands still to remember 6 million murdered jews. at the university campus, a new kind of remembrance is taking place. volunteers from an ad agency handout temporary tattoos with id numbers that were once given to real holocaust victims in non-see -- nazi concentration camps. >> every year, holocaust survivors pass away. we want to create connection between the survivor still with us and their stories and the young people from today. they are the ones who have to carry on the memories of what happened. >> each number has a corresponding barcode that can be scanned onto a smart phone to learn more about the person and the story behind the number. this is abraham, an auschwitz survivor who lost his family there. >> [speaking foreign language] >> it means a lot to me and it is very moving. the good thing is that the campaign is oriented towards our lives today. it is easy to pull out an iphone and see the person and their stor

and its next smartphone, next flash of smartphone, galaxy s4 will be hitting stores at the end of this month and that's what's leading many analysts here to expect that will pick up on the earnings streak this year. >> kelly, thanks very much for that. the korean market is down sharply today, as well. >>> meanwhile, the italian market will have tory lease bonds to pay off $26 billion of unpaid bills through 2014. at the same time, fitch has warned that bank loan impairment charges remain high because of the weak economy. the reports say the outlook of the sector remains negative due to another challenging year with filled with economic uncertainty. let's get your view on this. it's interesting to see italian and spanish markets outperforming today. is this actually now also related to japan? is there a view that if the carry trade comes back on, that investors in japan as they cut their currency hedges will buy spanish italian debt which will boost bank assets? >> well, i think it's that simple. fundamentally, imagine the pension assets, which had to deliver a four to six century turn

at home, pulling out the smartphone to check on video and news, will be what we pull out. yahoo has a better chance to make the transition. and intel is establishing themselves into a new realm. >> i want ask you about apple. you heard the report on it everyone is looking to the earnings report next week. i know that you are a believer in apple. but make a case, why investor who is have lost some faith in this company should take a fresh look at apple? >> well, we all love apple products. the customer that you interviewed, sounds like my house at home. we have macs and ipads and the products are very intuitive. they have a great software eco system, we have come to expect innovation from apple and i think we will continue to see it in the future. you know, just because they have gone through a bit of a lull here let's not throw the baby out with the bath water. it's easy to forget that apple has generated tremendous profits and has over $130 billion on their balance sheets right now. >> it seems that their innovation has been more incremental. what do you think is their ne

at 5:00, keeping tabs on your smartphone, a home security system that can be controlled from your smartphonetoday. >> special k-9s, we have a new friend in the studio. >> sam and rocko, so, an interesting story. >> very special boy today, he is around six and as you can see a beautiful pit bull mix and he lived with a young man who gave him a lost exercise, he is strong, he loves to play sports and he needs someone athletic. because three was with a family but he came to us he had separation anxiety because he missed the family and, also, because he could not get out like he used to so we involved in a program called "tail" and 24/7 he lived at minimum security prison with inmates and the inmate lives with him and trains him and he is wonderful. >> house broken. >> potty trained, and he is great with everyone. >> you have gone through the hard part. >> ready to go home. >> gentle giant. he is so special. >> how about finding him a good home. >> that would make us happy. >> look at this guy. back to you. >> wow, so mellow. he will find a great home. >> we hope it happens today. thank you for

smartphone self promotion.es, we may show them later on. >> we want to see your selfies. on our facebook page or twitter, why not? send them in we will share them all. how often do you take selfies? >> i don't do selfies. so much. i do self promote. like, hey i got the promotion on "world news now." put little things out there. not selfies. >> i'm not a selfies girl, either. >>> first we want to get to this. two teenage hikers are spending their first night in safety after being rescued in a southern california wilderness. >> one of the hikers, kyndal jack, the rescuem ck o our report from thed national forest. >> reporter: mid morning, rescuers are sent into trabuco canyon afterhirs a woman screaming for help. >> i was screaming, yelling across canyon, can you see me? she said, yes, i can see you. i cannot see her she was on a rock behind a bush. >> reporter: after five days of searching rescuers spotted kyndall jack in heavy brush clinging to a ledge, she is wearing shorts, sweatshirt, no shoes, a helicopth a

samsung also reiterated its dominant position in the high, mid, and low-end smartphone markets.lair says that this could mean that apple would end up competing with samsung if it were to launch a lower end iphone later this year, which, of course, has been the rumor on the streets. new idc data also shows that samsung is not only the undisputed leader in the worldwide smartphone market, but by the end of the first quarter, samsung had shipped more units than the other top four vendors, which includes apple and lg. bottom line here, smartphone wars continue to heat up, putting more pressure on apple to, of course, find ways to innovate and capture market share, although we did see shares of apple end the day on a higher note, despite that strong earnings report from samsung. >> seema, thank you so much. >>> up next, forget about faa furloughs, the chiefç of stafff the army has concerns about what the sequester cuts are doing to our troops' readiness. >>> and later, tips for building your retirement nest egg. bob pisani coming up with how to protect yourself from rising interest