you tear down many smartphones.ou tear down the note 7 smartphones and i'm curious, was there anything in there that you could even begin to speculate on could even begin to speculate on why this happened, about the battery in particular? guest: yes hi, emily. the samsung note series is interesting because it's a new category samsung introduced many years ago that focuses on larger devices, larger screens, and more capability. what we have found in iterations of note three, note for, note -- iterations of note 3, note 4, note 5, they skipped 6, so this is the note 7, we've seen an evolution toward higher and higher energy density in the battery pack. the changes to the seven from the five is almost a 22% increase in density. that's just pure energy stuffed into a smaller, smaller area and volume. what samsung is doing here is actually quite astounding. they are competing against two diametrically opposed consumer needs -- and her phone but more art ability. so what happens? everything gets squeezed and you have this

all of it coming as the smartphone wars went to the supreme court tonight. a high stakes showdown between samsung and apple. our justice correspondent pete williams has all the details. >> reporter: galaxy note 7 owners can't get rid of them fast enough. product, so you got to expect something to be a glitch. but this is really outrageous. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: after struggling to fix the problem, the world's largest smartphone maker today gave up halting all production of the note 7. users worldwide said the phones would burst into flames. replacements had the same problem. daniel frank says his caught fire in a restaurant. >> i think about my 8-year-old daughter, how often i hand my phone to her and say, play with this. you want to play a game, play with this. >> reporter: the only bright spot for samsung today is that the supreme court in a long-running battle with the world's other smartphone giant. apple says smartphones used to be clunky with external antennas and keyboards until 2007, when the iphone captivated the market with a sleek desig

kodak introduced a new smartphone yesterday. it is called kodak ektra. the android-based phone is already available in the united kingdom. it's all about taking pictures. 20 megapixel cameras compared to other smartphones. it will be available in the u.s. in the coming months for about $550. >>> for the first time, the majority of business travelers are using ride sharing services uber and lyft for ground transportation. 52% of business travelers hailed ride sharing service last quarter according to certify. san francisco was the top city for uber and lyft. new yorkers still prefer taxis. >> they love those yellow cabs. they are everywhere. they are so easy to find. i guess that is part of their appeal, right? >> except when you need them. right? stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, defending obamacare. the president touts the benefits of the health care law as it's blamed for the rising premiums in some states. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can he

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dough kodak introduced a new smartphone yesterday. it is called kodak it will be available in the u.s. in the coming months for about $550. >>> for the first time the majority of business travelers are using ride sharing services uber and lyft for ground transportation. 52% hailed ride sharing service last quarter according to. san francisco was the top city >> they love those yellow cabs. >> except when you need them. >> true. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, defending obamacare. it's blamed for the rising premiums in some states. we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to

they're not known as a brand making smartphones. they have not sold that many smartphones in the price, and they're setting a top price that only apple and samsung price their phones at. everyone else has lower prices for their smartphones, even at the premium end of the market. >> ian, thank you very much. also want to thank arjun kharpal, our technology reporter. >>> let's get you caught up on the latest news regarding the malaysian sovereign wealth fund. the swiss attorney general is requesting assistance from malaysia into connection to a criminal probe into misappropriation of funds. four people and one bank is being investigated. the sum seems to be have been misproep wrappropriated from re and was possibly concealed in a ponzi scheme. in the european markets, we are mixed today. the ftse 100 off by a third of a percent. even though tesco is outperforming after raising its margin target. the xetra dax is off by 0.65%. >> lots of you writing in today. barry writes in, talks about how uk manufacturers will be cheering on the pri

sampson and the production of the note 7 smartphone. we dive into the stock meltdown.lus, the biggest social media ipo since twitter. a step closer to a public offering. twitter buyers appearing to cool their interest on a potential deal. twitter cofounder gives us his take, ahead. first, sam sent officially ended the production of the galaxy note 7 smartphone after reports that replacement phones have the same overheating battery problems of the original devices recalled. they cut their third-quarter operating profit by $2.3 billion. the fallout continues for sam son financially. a report from credits we say halting the note 7 could translate into almost $17 billion in lost sales. we caught up with bloomberg intelligence analyst john butler and greylock partner john. >> we have gone through many of the iterations of the samsung note series and it is interesting because it is a new category that was introduced many years ago that focuses on larger devices, larger screens and more capability. what we found in the iterations of the note 3, 4, 5, skip six, so seven, we ha

the profits samsung made on smartphones. $400 million. samsung's lawyer said a smartphone isn't like a scarf, where a design is everything. >> we are talking about products that have 250,000 patented features. which is the opposite end of the spectrum from a counterfeited scarf. >> reporter: but justices seemed prepared to rule samsung would have to pay something for copying apple's design, just not all its profits, which tonight are taking a big hit. pete williams, nbc news, at the supreme court. >>> federal prosecutors said they will file criminal contempt charges against controversial arizer for disoboying orders to stop his controversial immigration patrols. arpaio has been a lightning rod in the fight over illegal immigration. had previously been told to stop those patrols amid allegations of racial profiling. late details on this from nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: a crowd erupting into cheers outside a phoenix courthouse after hearing federal prosecutors would be charging the controversial and self-proclaimed toughest sheriff in

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note 7 smartphones.s widening crisis. we will be speaking later on in the hour about the broadening reputational risks for samsung. the former lehman brothers trader is closing down the singapore bank credit hedge fund he started because of low returns. he will return money to investors and convert them into a family offer. saka unique, or are we seeing more hedge funds winding up? >> we are seeing more hedge funds winding up. investors are pushing back against low returns. ofge funds have been victims prolonged low rate environments with central banks injecting liquidity into the system, and held hostageeing essentially to central-bank actions. hedge funds are finding it difficult to anticipate what the next moves will be. it has been an extraordinary investing environment, but what are the challenges? main things is that they charge amongst of the highest fees in the investment management business. they charge management fees typically of 2%, and take 20% share of the profits with carried interests. in

apple sued samsung for that design and said made on smartphones. $400 million. samsung's lawyer said a smartphone isn't like a scarf, where a design is everything. >> we are talking about products that have 250,000 pat entdented features. >> reporter: but justices seemed prepared to rule samsung would have to pay something. pete williams, nbc news, at the supreme court. >>> federal pr will file criminal contempt charges against controversial arizona sheriff joe arpaio. arpaio has been a lightning rod in the fight over i immigration. had previousl been told to stop those patrols amid allegations of racial profiling. late details on this from nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: a crowd erupting into cheers outside a phoenix courthouse after hearing federal prosecutors would be charging the self-proclaimed toughest sheriff in america, joe arpaio, for contempt of court. the charges stemming from a racial profiling case where a judge had ordered arpaio to stop targeting latinos during immigration sweeps. arpaio admitted his department continued the round-ups, but said

you get an't think lot of credit for trying and the smartphone market.eople return their phones it is pretty tough. samsung is huge. withwill have to come up something new. google is shipping one just as big. they love to compete. emily: the will talk about that right now. my guest host for the hour. john lam, thank you both for weighing in. >> thank you. >> thank you. " isomberg technology streaming today and we as if you'd still by smartphone. the results are in 72% said no, the timing of these numbers couldn't be better for apple with the release of the iphone 7 or google which just announced plans to launch its own high-end phone. who stands to benefit the most in the galaxy note 7 debacle? earlyn the newsroom, numbers show that our numbers show that people could be really affected by this. what does it mean for apple and google? marc: this is happening now right ahead of the holiday season the most important quarter for every technology product maker and consumer product maker especially apple google and samsung. this is huge news for google because

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a major announcement amid new fears about exploding smartphones, as the company now clashes with apple. >>> and breaking health news tonight. an alert for millions of americans who take right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. with his campaign losing ground and his party locked in a civil war over whether to even support him, donald trump has proclaimed the shackles are off. the republican nominee lashing out today and making it clear that any republican who isn't with him will pay a price. a brand-new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll taken after sunday's debate has hillary clinton over trump, 46-37, in a four-way match-up. to get back on track, trump appears to be reverting to the combative unscripted candidate we saw in the primaries. already today, demonstrating that nothing is off limits. nbc's hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: throwing red meat to his supporters, a donald trump tweet storm, hitting fellow republicans and hillary clinton. so nice that the shackles have been taken off me, t

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. >>> samsung electronics has announced it is halting sales of itss galaxy note 7 smartphone. the move follows reports that some of the models have been catching fire. samsung had been offering customers the option of exchanging the phone since september after complainting began to surface about battery fires. but then replacement phones were emitting smoke. the company is investigating the latest cases. they say people who have a galaxy note 7 should take advantage of the solutions available including refunds. the smartphone went on sale in countries like south korea and the united states in august and was next scheduled to appear on the european and indian markets. the problem is likely to be a heavy blow for samsung which is locked in a battle with apple over the global smartphone market. >>> checking the markets, the energy sector stocks benefitted from surging oil prices. for the details phoebe amoroso reports from the tokyo stock exchange. >> oil prices soared on the opec november meeting. especially after vladimir putin said his country will join efforts to limit produc

. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," kodak brings smartphones into focus. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. on wall street, american express had its best day in seven years. over a 10% jump. that couldn't prevent a broad slide in telecom stocks yesterday. the dow lost 40 points and s&p down three and the nasdaq finished four points lower. >>> paypal reported better than expected third quarter earnings. with revenue of a $2.5 billion and continued growth. paypal transactions rose about 24%. now 192 million active customer accounts up 11%. >>> dog days for snoopy. charlie brown had been the face of metlife for 31 years! that is about 170 dog years. but metlife is focusing more on corporate clients. snoopy doesn't have the same appeal in corporate america. >>> apple says many of the apple products advertised at genuine on amazon are fake. apple says chargers and cables on amazon.com found nearly 90% were counterfeit. it sold on amazon. they are imprinted with apple logos. apple says they

the smartphone went on sale in south korea and the u.s. in august.was supposed to be rolled out in european and indian markets soon after. analysts say the recall is a major blow to samsung's efforts to steal customers away from its main rival apple. >>> computers and water don't mix. but researchers are working hard to develop waterproof circuit boards. nhk world explains. >> reporter: here's something you don't see every day. a circuit board being loaded into a tank of gold fish. the board has been specially coated. it operated in water for three months. this man is a professor at the national institute, working to make computers waterproof. one of his goals is to work more efficiently. he thinks it can be improved by placing them under water. this will cut power consumption because computers need a lot of electricity to keep cold. >> translator: a circuit board has heavy heat when calculating. but when it's placed in water, the temperature falls. unless the board is cools, the whole computer could stop working. >> reporter: this is one of its firs

all they are our bigger smartphones than the s7, more like an iphone plus. all samsung will do is release bigger phones under another name. in terms of, is any samsung phone going to be dangerous, over time education and advertising will overcome that. battle between apple and samsung, how does this play out for the two companies? the holidays are coming up soon. >> that battle is how this happened. samsung new that apple was coming out with the iphone seven in september. they rushed the note 7 to come out in august to beat apple. corners might have been cut. in the short term, this is a huge win for apple, a black eye for samsung. the holidays will not be pretty for samsung. but, all things will heal. katty: no one was excited for the iphone seven when it came out. >> true, but there is the eternal desire for the latest and greatest. billion of people stood in line to buy them. there will be a lot of iphone seven's under the tree this year. katty: on the bigger issue about the problem is our problem. we are asking for too much from too little of the gadget

beginning tomorrow, the department of transportation has smartphones. if you do attempt to fly with the note 7, you will have the phone confiscated, and face possible fines. samsung first recalled, then discontinued the smartphone after numerous fires. jc: a connecticut judge has just dismissed a lawsuit by newtown families against the maker of the rifle used in the sandy hook elementary school shootings. adam lanza used an ar-15-style rifle made by remington to kill 20 children and six adults at the school. from most lawsuits over criminal use of their products. ben: we have breaking details about a 3-car crash on american legion highway in hyde park. we've learned that one person has died in the collision. sky 5 flew over the scene this afternoon. boston police still in the early stages of the investigation. jc: dramatic video out of arlington where a woman was rescued from a pond after backing her car into the water. bystanders jumping in to save the car plunging underwater at her spy pond. ben: incredible. jc: and it is a chilly day and going to be

samsung has stopped production of its troubled galaxy note 7 smartphones. there's concern even replacement versions of the device have the same risk of catching fire. a-t-and-t and t-mobi have both opt to stopiving new note 7 replacement smartphones the thing giving samsung a headache.. now there are reports of washers exploding and catching fire.consumer into concerens over the ks popular msung nce,o you don'waste your money. (john on c)s ifllthe news about exploding smartphones wasn't enought...now samsung is deing wi reports of anheexpling product. this time it's washing machines, and as one woman told me...if you have one, you need to be vy careful. -------------- catherine she says exploded during a load(sot)"i opened the noticed the lid of my washing machine had blown up!" pictures on her computer show the damage from the august incident.(sot)"the dryer was dented, the washing machine was deed, and i had no idea what happened. it destroyed itself." the tub hadflown loose during the spin cycle! so this working mom typed the issue into google and couldn

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>> a few years ago, smartphone growth was off the map.f you had something that was pretty good and work on smartphones, you could ride that wave of growth to the bank. smartphone,buys a they needed to download some apps. they would download your app. now, most people have smartphones. that sort of avenue is closed. there are a few candidates for the next big thing. virtual reality, driverless cars, wearable technology -- there is no new iphone yet. david: there no underlying wave of growth. >> one of the big stars of the past boom, he invested in andagram and tumblr square, smartphone driven companies, he said the times are not as good. a lot of the innovation is happening inside of large companies which are consolidating. market that iss not this market that is super friendly to startups. david: up next, we turn our attention to retail. carol: how to capture the spending power of millennials next year. ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." david: you can also listen to what's on the radio on sirius xm channel 119. let's get

>> the chance for the smartphone industry globally, right?sure, globally, but mostly in the u.s. >> okay, i see. as everybody knows, the smartphone is very popular and the competition still very tough. and the global players, apple number one, samsung, and lg, but as everyone knows, hong kong company and also we want to provide the different shares, production and services to the u.s. for us, the u.s. and china is very important market for chinese manufacturers, so we hope we can get more business here, and we think of smartphones will be more smart now and in the future, and the a.i. and a.r. technology will combine with the smartphone to provide a more successful business for everyone. >> jeff, does it make sense for carriers to buy content companies, talking globally here, we, of course, have this deal in the u.s. that's pending. at&t trying to buy time warner. does that make sense? >> yeah. i think it's a big deal, so we think for the telco, the telecommunication operator, they don't just want to be the pipeline for information, they want

>> the big change was smartphones. a few years ago, smartphone growth was off the map.had something that was pretty good and work on smartphones, you could ride that wave of growth to the bank. so basically, if somebody buys a smartphone, they needed to download some apps. if you were in the app store, they would download your app. now, most people have smartphones. that sort of avenue is closed. there are a few candidates for the next big thing. things like virtual reality, driverless cars, wearable technology -- there is no new iphone yet. although there will be. david: you talk to one big investor who says there no underlying wave of growth. >> yes, sequoia capital. one of the big stars of the past boom, he invested in instagram and tumblr and square, smartphone driven companies, he said the times are not as good. a lot of the innovation is happening inside of large companies which are consolidating. they are buying up smaller --yers and they are really there is not just this market that is super-friendly to start-ups. david: up next, we turn our attention to retail.

that smartphone was recalled after some devices caught fire.now we're learning the replacement ones may have the same problem. a southwest airlines flight in kentucky had to be evacuated because of smoke coming from one of those phones. >> foggy start to the day, and rain by the end of the week. >> feeling more like fall as we have the low clouds making a comeback. 60s and 70s for most for the afternoon. here's the bigger change in the seven-day forecast, the chances of rain picking up for most places for friday into the weekend as temperatures continue cooling down this week. >> all right. sounds good. you were saying things look peachy some places. >> pretty preacheachy. some slowing. northbound 280 does show more slowing towards 17. the rest of san jose showing a lighter flow of traffic. folks might be getting a slower start. some schools are off. northbound 101, a new crash may cause some slowing in towards san francisco. and those giant pumpkins in half moon bay along with some fog. >> weigh-in starts in a half minute. >> we'll have more o

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we will show off two new smartphones.is bloomberg. ♪ >> of 3/10 of a percent, we are getting headlines of a hardware even today and it looks like , google actually has bought out and in-house designed pixel smartphone. is going to cost $649, and the extra large will be $769. that will be for 30 to give it -- 32 gigabytes. it has a five inch screen and it appudes at processors -- processors. also a fingerprint scanner and a gyroscope for balance. it has a feature to transfer iphone data. up 3/10 of a percent on those headlines, those developed their own supply chain. spoke onsenior analyst this. a rebranding of the nexus phone, so those of you who remember nexis, it is just a pixel phone now. this is going to be the most pure implementation of androids. it hero phone, which is an inspiration for the hardware manufacturers to build a better phone. to answer your question, it is going to have better resolution and a better graphics chip which will enable vr. that is the platform they are calling. the pixel phone is the first

but a new study shows that smartphones can be a useful parenting tool. researchers interviewed a diverse group of parents. many called technology a peacekeeper for young kids. offering a quick form of entertainment while giving mom and dad a moment to themselves. when it comes to older children a number of participants said that smartphones actually help open the lines of communication. >>> global leadership academy southwest kicked off its family fun fit nights this evening. they gathered at malcolm x park in west philadelphia. working together families completed in plank challenges. they also tested their fitness at the hula hoop station and gave double dutch a try. the goal here is encourage families to live healthier lifestyles and have fun doing it. and you can't argue with that. >>> and it was a great day to get outdoors and enjoy the weather. my family and i went water skiing today. >> no? >> pretty nice. >> right through philadelphia. >> no, upriver. gladwin. >> by the river houses. >> it was great. needed wet suits. it was a little bit chilly. b