that was apple's ted federighi. more, of course from apple in just a second.a matter of fact all throughout this hour, a reminder cnbc.com is live blogging, so you can go there as well, but stick with ultimate. >>> let's talk about allergan. in due time. you can see allergan trading. back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom. they fire he was chief economist at yahoo. amazon is facing back lash to a publisher. james patterson has called amazon's control of the book business a, quote, national tragedy. separately the company's content deal with mattel also drawing some criticism. the partnership could create a new model for pairing television shows with related merchandise. there's a lot of related merchandise in my home, carl. i know there probably is in yours as well. i'd love to be -- one on search, as we mentioned, yosemite, the new operating system will be powered by binge, a microsoft product, and not basically a de-googlization of that function. and i cloud drive will syncios, os and windows. it seems like they're putting some distance between them a

the idea, for example, that you can now take a call on your mac and apple's ted federighi demonstratedhat. take a listen. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> wow. hey, it's craig federighi here. >> hey, how are you doing? this is dre. >> hey, doctor, you're on my phone via mac with over 6,000 amazing developers. we all want to welcome you to apple. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: so there getting a warm welcome from the 5,000 developers, also just getting word they're previewing the ios 8, the new mobile operating system. that will come with a health app. long rumored, clearly a lot of interest throughout the valley, throughout big tech when it comes to different app.s that can track your health and fitness. no mention yesterday of a wearable, but this would suggest a wearable could be coming in the back half of the year. >> josh, thank you very much. >>> meantime, the obama administration launching sweeping new changes. let's go to john harwood with more. >> reporter: whether you call it a war on coal or on climate change, this administration have been promising for some time since ca