laughter ] eers and applause ] president trump today denied that he mistakenly referred to apple ceo tim cookm apple. [ laughter ] and claimed he was just trying to, quote, "save time and words." you? [ laught ] you were trying to save words? i'm pretty sure you're the ason words need rescuing [ laughter ] an increasing number of democrats have begun calling fy the pa consider expanding the number of justices on the supreme court. said brett kavaugh, "but there's already 18." [ laughter ] indiana mayor and democratic presidential hopeful, pete buttigieg yesterday called president trump's term in office a, quote, "porn star presidency."ap and that's adescription, because i enjoyed it for about five minutes, and i've felt er weird ince. [ laughter ] [ eers and applause ] it's been announced there will be a new emoji to represent interracial couples. it's just like the old couples emoji, but with a bunch of white people staring. [ laughter ] the chicago symphony orchestra went on strike today, or as they call it, rest. [ laughter ] [ applause ] yeah [ cheers and applause ] yeah, we did a smart j

tim cook takes the stage in silicon valley. the street expecting the announcement of a streaming video and news suppression service. u.s. officials traveled to china later this week for further trade talks with chinese officials. how far are we from a final deal? halfwayiggs is with us, into the trading day where there is some choppiness. fluctuating between gains and losses. right now certainly in a loss. global risk off rally, pushing all of the flight into bonds. not helping the equity indices that we are looking at. the russell 2000, the small-cap stocks, even stronger with the weaker dollar. these are insulated from the global growth concerns we are seeing. within the s&p 500, we mentioned off or 2%. some of the biggest losers are the financials. interesting if you look at my terminal, where we talk about the financials. according to charles peabody, he says banks still have room to go lower, that some of the yield curve concerns are not yet dissipating. according to jeffries, they look a little oversold. looking at the ba

he needs his own tim cook.jobs needed a tim cook >> tim tesla >> how about this, hundreds of people were evacuated from a cruise shift after the viking sky hit rough weather saturday high winds and 26 foot waves the ship was able to dock in norway, more than 20 people suffered injuries. one of them remains in critical condition. there was footage of the way this shift was listing back and forth, and people and objects kind of flying from side to side >> i mean, if a picture is worth 1,000 words, video is worth a million. this is a problem not just for the cruise line, but the cruise industry >> the shares haven't budged you can throw norovirus, 26 foot waves and people still keep cruising >> what happens -- i mean, you're -- i'm in the cruise market, i've never cruised before, i got little kids, i'm thinking about cruising and looking at that, gives me a tummy ache >> this is a cruise disaster some people get sick and they get saved by a helicopter. plane casters don't look like this >> thank goodness this crui

tim cook there, the discussion around the table with the likes of tim cook from apple, ginny rometty from ibm. marilyn houston from lockheed martin, focused on retraining of the workforce, advisory board that the president's daughter ivanka trump is heading up. president few minutes at end, focusing his remarks on immigration and also on prison reform relating those back to employment. obviously, melissa, a topic we talk about all the time. gives us a lot to talk about here today. melissa: we want to bring the panel back in. jonathan, hadley and todd with us. hadley, start with you, you look at that room, tim cook in the room, someone who doesn't have a lot of common with the president philosophically, to me this remind me of criminal justice reform where if you could put politics aside you can bring people together who have very sincere needs and can collaborate. this is a problem where we have all of these jobs open in this country. we have a lot of people who need jobs. we have mismatch of skills. companies have a big incentive to come forward and to provide the training and partn

he says it wasn't a mistake when he called ceo tim cook tim apple. >>> plus, getting answers from those dna home test kits. how they may reveal a little more than you bargained for. >>> well, beautiful blue skies and across the east bay. this is our berkeley cam. we are tracking one weather system this week. i will show you that on futurecast and what you can expect coming up. >>> kpix we d. >>> president trump is now explaining why he called apple ceo tim cook tim apple. the president tweeted out saying i had a recent roundtable meeting of business executives, and long after formerly introducing tim cook of apple, i quickly referred to tim and apple as tim apple as an easy way to save time and words. well, that happened at a white house meeting last week for the american workforce policy advisory board. tim cook even changed his last name to the apple logo emoji on twitter as part of the joke. >>> let's take a look at the stocks right now where they started on monday morning is not where they have landed. starting down and now up 175 points. and that is in part thanks to a government r

how tarzan would describe someone making a pie. [ laughter ] "tim cook apple. apple.rz love tim." [ laughter ] second, the story you want us to believe is that you diay "we appreciate it very much, tim apple." you said, "we appreciate it ver mum cook apple." [ light laughter ] if you're going to lie, at least improve your situation [ laughter ] "officer, i have not been drinking, because i ing too much cocaine." [ laughter ] and even the people in the room thought trump's lie was bizarre. according to "axios," republicat donors indance called it one of trump's weirdest lies ever. "'i just thought, why would you lie about that,' one of the donors told me. [ laughter ] it doesn't even matter." [ laughter ] no, it doesn't, but trump lies d about stuff thsn't matter because he lies about everything. trump lies for the same reason forrest gump runs. he just does. [ laughter ] "lie, forrest, lie!" [ laughter and applause ] so, when that version -- when that version of the story didn't fly, incredibly, trump woke up this morning and doubled down again. this time with a

that said, this guy is basically right and tim cook has all of these extremely liberal views which areerally very popular at apple so what was the reaction in the room when he said well we're not political, we would never be political. >> well, he says we're not political, we are capital it'ses but he does point out that we are pro-immigration and we are let me get this right, pro- environment as well, so i think he kind of hedged it a bit there are obviously liberal views especially in silicon valley, but as we know, tim cook savvy ceo of one of the largest companies in the world, so i think he actually i think hit the right tone when it comes to balance between both sides. >> susan, jonas fare us here. there's definitely a crazy bubble here with the space ship behind you that costs billions of dollars and they are controlling more of what everybody thinks and i see how everybody is staring at their phone all the time and your date on it, and your whole world surrounds around a world created by this one company and did that come up the power that they have over our behavior? everythin

i think this has been in the making to tim cook's credit for several years. two-and-a-half years ago he kind of laid down the gauntlet, said we're going to double the service business for the next four years obviously they have had good success entering the music streaming market this is a continuation of a strategy that i think has been in place several years now >> i have jim cramer with me it is fortuitous you were speaking about apple last friday, tony was traveling, now we have you today and tony the stock is on a tear >> yes. >> you suggested today, jim, and i think it had a negative impact on the stock, you said people will blow out of apple on this news give me your thoughts there. >> it has come down. i listened to tony who i am old friends with tony, i have to tell you that's bullish commentary from you. i know the pivot for the stock was when i was out in silicon valley talking to tim saying that this and health care are going to be his legacy is there anything that would make it so there would be actually a desire to pay another $10 a month? becau

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tim cook, changed his twitter handle to tim apple. all in good fun!jon: yeah. >> stephen: and it was over. but now, it has blossomed into an on-going national scandal that we're calling "applegate." not christina. ( laughter ) she's a national treasure. at this self-same, aforementioned fundraiser, of which i was just speaking of, trump resurrected the controversy by telling the donors that he actually said "tim cook apple" really fast, and the "cook" part of the sentence was soft. but all you heard from the "fake news was "tim apple." ( laughter ) mr. president, words don't just disappear from the middle of sentences. unless it's cbs bleeping me when i say excuses like this are ( bleep ) insane. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) ( applause ) did i say "apple-ing insane"? we'll never know. maybe i'm wrong. maybe he's not appled in the head. ( laughter ) let's slow that clip way down and boost the volume so we can hear the middle part. >> we appreciate it very much, tim -- >> cook, the c.e.o. of -- -- apple. >> stephen: checks out. >> jon: i heard

but it's weird than what he called tim cook, the ceo of apple. >> tim, you're expanding all over and doing things that i really wanted you to. i said, tim, you have to do it

in case you're out of the country, let us refresh your memory about the moment with tim cook, the ceo of apple. >> we have so many companies coming in. people like tim, you're expanding all over and doing things that i really wanted to do right from the beginning. i used to say, tim, you got to start doing it over here and you really have. you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much tim apple. >> oh, yes, tim apple. this is the thing trump has been known to do. everyone was in his -- maybe because everyone in his family is named for the company they work for. last march he appeared with the ceo of lockheed martin marilyn houston. >> marilyn lockheed, the leading woman's business executive in this country according to many. >> her name is not marilyn lockheed, she doesn't have the last name of the company she runs, that is not the way it works. but the coverage of tim apple has gotten under trump's skin. at mar-a-lago on friday night with no cameras present he explained to a group of donors what happened and what they described as one of trump's weirde

safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ ♪ >>> it is time to check "the pulse" starting with apple's ceo tim cookname. right? not at the white house. >> during a meeting wednesday president trump mistakenly called cook tim apple marrying him to his own company there. >> you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much, tim apple, but we're opening it up. >> and a great home, a safe place to live. >> the president actually did it twice. earlier in the meeting he mentioned mr. apple had become a friend of his. somehow cook managed to keep a straight face. that is -- that video i think will never get old and tim cook just taking it. it's impressive. >> yes, definitely. >>> the oregon man who survived on hot sauce for five days while his car was stuck in the snow is speaking out. >> survival experts say jeremy taylor did almost everything right. during his ordeal, he and his dog stayed warm by cuddling up and he only ran the engine for short periods. his only mistake was not having water or food, just those three packets of taco bell fire sauce. >> i was obviously hungry

tim cook will be on stage for a little while. meanwhile, nike stock down today. michael avenatti charged with

he called apple ceo tim cook, tim apple. (grant) the faux pas was yesterday... during a meeting of the american work-force policy advisory board to discuss the importance of technology in education. the president was trying to compliment trying to compliment cook... but he complimented apple instead. over and doing things that i really r wht from the beginning. i used to say tim you got to start doing country. we appreciate it very much. tim apple."(grant) and t time this has happened to president trump. last year he referred to lockheed martin c-e-o marillyn hewson as "marillyn lockheed." tim cook has since changed his name on twitter to tim, with an apple logo as his last name. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a mostly cloudy day with scattered showers. they became more widely scattered in the afternoon with even a few sunny breaks. the doppler radar is tracking more rain but most of it is light. showers will continue toni

emily: even tim cook got a little starstruck when he was thanking oprah for showing up., how much of an impact do you think this new streaming service's push will have on apple's bottom -- tim cook is actually wiping away a tear. carolina, how much of an impact do you think this service could have on apple's bottom line and how will it compete with the likes of netflix? carolina: i think given one of the few information aside from prices that we got today was the fact -- so you are assuming their services and content is going to be available to 100 plus countries, when it is available in the fall. it shows that they are really going for the broadest market that they can reach. also the fact that the app will be available not just on apple hardware but smart television, it is another indication the opportunity is bigger than the base of users that have -- and yes tim cook did get emotional , with oprah. i think if you look at the content of some of the stories that they have talked about today, there was a lot of curation on the content they want reviewed and get conversa

the front page of city am has tim cook on the front calling him the television man.on, big names to help them. all you need to know is that i am an apple shareholder. are you going to remain one? i can't buy enough of it. if it goes back to where the share props — dashed whether share price was, i don't think the big story was apple tv. they are going to make great content. that's not the big story. they also announced the credit card in partnership with goldman sacks and there are no fees. it's cheap as chips. they really focused on cutting down debt for millennial ‘s who love apple. and that's going to help them because they are not going to charge all these extortionate fees. you are going to know what kind of interest rates they are paying. less interest and debt. i think their credit card finance, money, trillions they could grab. that brand extension into finance. apple into finance? that is a great story. this kind of processing now. they are extending into owning the credit card company. apple pay hasn't taken off the way visa and mastercard has. they still o

tim cook looked at him and didn't seem to be bothered by it.t was not the first time that president trump made a mistake about a famous name. he once called marilyn houston, the ceo of lockheed martin, marilyn lockheed. >>> yelp released the list of top 10 cities for food lovers. listen up, dave. san francisco tops the list. there is no cuisine that travelers can't find in the cuisine by the way. it mentions leo leo club. are they on our list? >> they are now. >> if we like to travel, the other cities in the top 5 are st. louis, honolulu, plano, texas and san diego. wow. >> we'll put it in our vacation. >> meanwhile, camille's hit song havanna is the best selling song of 2018. the cuban-inspired single was streamed 2.6 billion times, equaling to 19 million copies sold. she is grateful for her song and hear heart is in havanna forever. >> great song. great video, too. >> sal, i know that you were rocking, you were bouncing your head. >> that song has played many times in my home. southbound 680, guys and gals -- guys and gal. the crash has been

plus tim cook will be hoping its products can reach an even bigger audience. see whether investors are as excited all financial correspondent dahlia cobe is in frankfurt for us fits in the event of an apple so daniel what are you hearing there does that all make sense for apple. yeah gary i really thing it makes actually a lot of sense i don't think for the moment it's going to be a big competition for netflix or amazon prime but i was listening to the keynote very closely yesterday and i actually think it was more powerful than some of the keynotes we have been seeing in the past well they did not introduce a new gadget we didn't see a new apple watch or a new i phone but it really seems to be the case that apple really want to grow with the services they offer i mean we heard tim cook also in his statement he said that he wants it to become extremely hard to avoid apple in the future and i mean what we have already right now we have apple pay we have apple music there could be in the future even more streaming services offered by apple so they really want to

that can be played offline aswell as online.and we call it apple arcadeapple ceo tim cook unveiled the most ambitious project last.we love tv!hollywood a=listers ranging from steven speilberg to reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programmingdozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brian grazer, warriors star kevin durant and a host of others. cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... three separate shootings take the lives of five people in stockton find out how residents are standing up against the escalating violence in the city. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. < ella: i'm ella sogomonian - we've been telling you a lot about kron-on.. the bay area's only commercial free streaming news service... but the kron on app gives you a lot more than st. that incl people behaving badly.

meanwhile, the president is trying to explain why he called tim cook of apple tim apple. axios said he told republican fund-raisers in a private meeting he never misstated the apple ceo's name but there's video of it. >> in the meeting of ceos at the white house yesterday, the president had this for tim cook. >> you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it, very much, tim apple. >> the president changed that explanation. he says he knows cook's last name but called him tim apple to save time. now, it'sdo up to you to decide whether he saved time or misspoke. here's another chance to judge for yourself. this is with the ceo of lockheed marilyn hue son. >> i may ask marilyn lockheed the leading women's business executive ina this country according to many. >>th inlet's go back to that bu again. what the president wants and gets in a budget never the same thing. no matter who's president. going to study this over the next few days and get an idea of what he's aiming for, laura. >> all right.ft thank you veryer much, scott. >>> no major delays today on

tim cook changed his name on twitter from tim cook to the tim apple it is.kind of a go-to move for president trump. last year he used the first name plus company name formulation for lockheed's ceo. marilyn houston. >> we have some of our best american leaders and leader, period, behind me. i may ask maryland lockheed. >> i like that tim cook embraced. >> he leaned into it. we were watching it and we had to roll it back four times. maybe he said tim of apple or tim from apple. no, he definitely didn't. it was fully tim apple. >> we should go get that. >> we'll edit it later. >> our next high goes to a 4-year-old. she was born with a condition of spina bifida. the little girl's dream had been to walk some day. here is kennedy surrounded by cheering classmates and wearing a giant smile as her dream comes true. >> yes, you can! >> girl, look at you go! >> they're cheering for you. >> wow, kennedy! >> oh, my god. that smile and that laugh, kennedy was doing her physical therapy at school when she just started walking on her own. her aunt arrived and quickly pull

well, we had tim cook saying they are always on the look out for ip good ip and great people. interesting that at a shareholders meeting you would think that it would be about shareholder return, increasing shareholder value and the stock increases. well actually, most of the discussion in that 100 minutes surrounded political views, and the liberal bias in silicon valley which i found very interesting. we did have tim cook really being asked about this as well and he says we do not donate a penny to a political campaign and he doesn't want a polarized world. now, as for the company itself and where it's going, tim cook says that we are always returning and trying to invest back into the company and services, wearables, apple pay, like last year, also the focus this year as well for 2019. neil? neil: all right susan thank you very much susan li, and in the meantime, millennials are not really following this market or into this market, so this is run down, run up, and then don't even get me started when it comes to buying homes. our bitter boomers are next, with a lecture. neil

tim cook is taking some questions. the stock, we should note, off nearly 25% in the past six months let's go straight to some shareholders in the stock. tim lesco with walter paisec tim, the sentiment seems to have turned i'm wondering if you think this is picked up or has been picked up on the shareholders meeting if you're concerned as well. >> the shareholders meeting, they talk about cash return to shareholders and increase in dividend or buyback program. they'll see the track going forward and the product line-up, five, six, seven years down the road happy to listen to what's going on with the shareholder meeting but certainly, the stock never traded at a particular premium to the market so not really concerned even with perhaps some negative sentiment, it will be trouble for apple. >> check in with josh leadersip. >> ceo bob iger, executive compensation and two shareholder proposals rejected as the board recommended. as he does every year, melissa, tim cook took the stage to field some questions from the sharehold

listen to ceo tim cook. m: to bring together your favorite shows, movies, sports, and news, and make them available on all your devices. -- you can spend less time looking for something to watch and more time enjoying it. emily: apple has a brand-new credit card facilitated by goldman sachs to facilitate payment. the card is attached to apple pay, which they say has been adopted by 39% of mobile payment users. mark gurman.h's of tech -- of technalysis. what did we learn about the tv service besides seeing a lot of stars that we already knew were connected to it? >> we learned pretty much nothing to be honest. we knew which shows were coming every time a new show went into development or was closing in on filming. the actorsproducers, and actresses involved, would very prominently announce these deals. we knew this would be a subscription service. we knew it would be premium. what we didn't know is how much they would charge for it, and we didn't know which devices it would be supported on. apple didn't come r

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tim apple tim cook having a little bit of fun with that mistake. d his display name to tim apple emoji. the ceo of box tweeted in solid air with tim cook, i have changed my name so we're seeing the emoji fun there. nobody is changing their handle. just their name. >> you have yours. the dutch flag >> i know. it's an easy transition. >> if you don't do that -- >> i need to do it >> the dutch flag. >> i know. it makes sense >> i wish hi something >> frank holland makes perfect sense. >> shamrock. pink hearts, yellow moons, green clovers. >> it's a little different >> this is weird >> shares of la croix really tumbling this morning. they're down, jieks, almost 14%. the dew point reporting a huge earnings miss. you will not believe what the company's ceo is blaming on the -- for the poor results. national beverage ceo tim c caporella telling investors "we are truly sorry for these results. negligence, nor mismanagement, nor the woeful acts of god were not the reasons. much of this was the result of injustice. he goes on to say, "managing a brand is not

he said tim cook apple fast. did he? roll it. >> and you really have. i mean, you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much, tim apple. >> that was your own ears and your own eyes. okay? you heard the man. he said, "tim apple." it's funny. it's ridiculous, right? it is. why am i talking about this? this is why it matters. because he's the president, and there is apparently nothing that is too small, too insignificant for this president to lie about. okay? so, just imagine if i -- if i called chris cuomo "chris cooper" by accident. i would say, oh, sorry. what i meant to say was chris cuomo. didn't mean to do that. move on. who would care? nobody would give a crap. but this is why it matters, okay? i want you to take a look because if you lie about the little things, you'll lie about big things. take a look at his locker. this is a locker at trump international golf club in west palm beach and the plaque naming him men's club champion for 2018. we just talked about this a moment ago, which, surprise, not exactly true either

tim apple yesterday. he was at the white house to discuss technology and education. mr. trump complimented cooknd then said we appreciate it very much tim apple. >> i can see how that could happen. >> i could be raj news. you could be jeff weather. >> yeah. it all works. >> he's having fun with it. tim apple. >> it's a fun way to do it. how are we looking tonight and tomorrow by the way. >> we're trying to dry out. that's the good news. once we hait sunday afternoon we'll dry out into monday. a better bet is drying will come next thursday. >> it's like seattle around here. >> it does seem like it. >> lester holt joins us next with nightly news. >> bye. >>> breaking news tonight. president trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, being sentenced to federal prison. a stunning fall for the man who helped propel his candidate to the presidency. we're live at the courthouse. >>> and another stunning turn. the president's former lawyer and fixer michael cohen now suing the trump organization. >>> a sheriff's deputy murdered and a fugitive on the run. a dramatic chase tonight and a standoff la

what he called tim cook. all tyson any'tizers chicken, is raised with no antibiotics ever. [ music winding down ] they're a great decision for snacktime. allowing the band to practice at your house... not a great decision. keep it real. keep it tyson any'tizers. >>> stocks taking a bit of a hit. the nasdaq on factor the fourth loss in a row and the first losing week since january. the dow jones industrial down 239 points. banks and tech companies with some of the biggest losses. >>> lawmakers earth from a key irs watchdog on how tax season is going sea for. >> it is stretched so thin that things could go very badly wrong. >> her final year on the job as the irs's in-house watchdog, taxpayer advocate nina olson says that the 2018 tax season has been especially difficult and demanding for the irs, given this year's 35- day government shutdown. >> how long will it take the agency to recover from the five-week shutdown? >> i have estimated 12 to 18 months. >> reporter: as for taxpayers, the irs is reporting the a

. >>> apple wrapping up the annual meeting with ceo tim cook trying to reassure shareholders. services was a key word as the company tries to prove it is more than just about smartphones. we'll have a live report. >>> did the media almost talk america into recession in december? i say yes. i will bo in depth to prove it. all that and more on "making money." ♪ charles: markets in the midst of a pretty odd session, right? we saw the dow up more than 200 points. then it came back. it was holding on for dear life, up four points. this action suggest as catalyst could spark next leg up. how long can the market keep spinning its wheels before they head for exits. today's manufacturing consensus was below. p mi5 4.2 in february down from 56.6 in january. what gets the market over the hump? what are the biggest risks? nuveen senior portfolio manager bob doll. bob, there is array of issues people are concerned about. this rally is very impressive. how do you account for the way we snapped back after that december swoon? >> well we got too negative with 20/20 hindsight. remember back in

that can be played offline aswell as online.and we call it apple arcadeapple ceo tim cook unveiled the most ambitious project last.we love tv!hollywood a=listers ranging from steven speilberg to reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programmingdozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brian grazer, warriors star kevin durant and a host of others. cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." (pam) droves." droves."moving to in droves." (pam) apple announced a lot of new products and services today... much of it was expected... some of it was not.(ken) joining us now to break the event down... reed albergotti... consumer electronics reporter for the washington post. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area with rain and wind. rain will move south and turn to showers. lows will be in the 50s. on the

the guy sitting next to the president was tim cook. tim cook is not a conservative republican. i don't know that for a fact. i haven't seen his voting card but i'm willing to bet a year's salary that he is not a conservative republican nevertheless he was sitting next to another businessman, donald trump and it leads one to wonder whether anybody, any of the candidates in the democratic party maybe with the exception of bloomberg who pulled himself out yesterday has that kind of business savviness that would allow two people with such differing views on policy and most things politically to get along, and there was another, a business woman who spoke to why the president is so appreciated by the business community. let's play that tape. >> thanks to you and congress you gave us the largest tax cut in history for america's small business and the small business economy has been on fire. david: so is that the reason why he's got the support from the business community? even people who might not agree with him? >> i would think so, david and i mean if you look at the position with

tim apple. cook had some fun with the mix up later changing his name on his twitter handle to tim apple using the logo as ivanka tweeted these emojis poking fun at the incident. however on friday according to axios president trump told a group of republican do for months -- donors at mar-a-lago it never happened. what he said tim cook apple really fast and the media is to blame for spreading fake news. two donors said they don't understand why trump would make the claim since the entire thing is on video. take a listen to this. >> tim, you got to start doing it over here and you have. you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much tim apple. >> pretty clear there. as recent analysis from "the washington post" shows that as of march 3rd this is the 773rd day in office and president trump has made 9,014 false or misleading claims and at the rate at which the president does so is increasing from almost six falls or misleading claims a day in his first year to 16 and a half

tim cook is great at where his experience is, but there have been some problems.he home pod was delayed and the laptops have had problems with keyboards. the company makes a lot more products now and they are ambitious in what they are trying to do. i think the focus has broadened a little bit. obviously they make a lot more of these things and there are more customers and some of these customers are a lot more demanding than some of the core fans of the company. emily: bloomberg's alistair barr, thank you for that update. we are going to follow that one. coming up, how lyft sets the stage for ipo's to come and make it founders an opportunity to consolidate even more control. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: continuing our discussion of lyft, although shares jumped, it is more important to note that a relatively small number of shares available to trade tends to magnify the gains and declines. with more startups coming to the market, will we see a similar trajectory fo

time during a meeting at the white house yesterday: very much, tim apple>( james ) the president called cooke." this was during a meeting to discuss the importance of technology and education. this is not actually a new nickname. it appears the president just made a mistake. victims.. in a live report from san jose. ♪ no hormones! ♪ i found a birth control ♪ with no hormones! ♪ and over 99% effective, ♪ that's key! ♪ no hormones! ♪ not an ounce, ♪ with an ingredient ♪ i can pronounce. paragard is a hormone-free iud that's over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy. if you experience pain, pelvic infection, or miss a period, call your healthcare provider. pregnancy is rare but serious and can cause infertility or loss of pregnancy. rarely, paragard may attach to or go through the uterus. want hormone free? ask for paragard by name. so you can say yes to the biggest selection of the season. yes! or stop and ask yourself, "can i afford both?" at these prices, oh, yeah. or find a look that's, like... wow ...at a price that's, like... whoa. that's yes for less. seriously, 20 to 60 percent off dep

tim cook on the stage now. we can't bring it to you live but will play some of it back in hillary will stay on top of the headlines for some of the one she went through as this to be announced here in the next few minutes. to the other news of the day, the new red flag that scott moore predicting a recession. at the same to play into the markets on friday and maybe a little bit today as well. on 26 on the doubt. more market fallout later in the afternoon. 4:00 p.m. eastern join us "after the bell." we will be back here at "cavuto: coast to coast" in just a moment. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have signifi

" president trump is defending his use of abbreviated speech insisting he did not call apple ceo tim cook during a round table at the white house last week. tweeting quote at a recent roundtable meeting of business executives and long after formally introducing tim cook of apple. i quickly referred to tim and apple as tim/apple. however that explanation is really different from what he reportedly told a group of republican donors as mar-a-lago last friday. in fact several of those in attendance tell axios that the president told them what he really said was tim cook apple. really fast. that the media is to blame for spreading fake news media. to settle this for one and all, here's the actual exchange. we'll let you decide. >> we have so many companies coming in, people like tim. you're expanding all over and doing things that i wanted you to do from the beginning. i used to say tim you got to start doing it over here. you really have put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much tim apple. but we're opening it pup. >> let me try this now. let's get a check with nbc meteo

the other day, trump was sitting next to apple ceo tim cook. did you see that? k it was a press conference or something. did you see this? and he accidentally called him tim apple. [ laughter ] this is real. watch this. watch this. >> you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much, tim apple. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: but then, after that happened, trump claimed that he didn't say tim apple. he said that he actually said tim cook, apple, but he said the word cook so fast. [ laughter ] yeah. i'm sorry, let's see that again. >> we appreciate it very much, tim apple. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that must have been really fast, yeah. >> steve: super fast. >> jimmy: but then, this morning, trump tweeted that he said tim apple on purpose, to, quote, save time and words. [ laughter ] he's like, "i do that a lot. just ask my kids, girl, boy and boy jr." [ laughter and applause ] come here, boy jr. tell boy i love him. of course, when trump called tim cook tim apple, it wasn't the first time he struggled with someone's name. here. watch

apple's ceo, tim cook, sat along trump at a round table in washington and the president called him this >> you really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much tim apple. >> mr. trump is known to use knick names. in the past. mean while, tim cook did not respond. >> tonight, all horse races are off at a famous california racetrack after an unusual number of thoroughbreds injured recently and had to be put down. watch the number 4 horse in southern california. and, the 3-year-old stumbles and his jockey pulls back because of a leg injury. jim cassidy trains 40 horses and blames the track for the death of one of his own weeks ago. >> if you took all of these horses and put them on a different racetrack, the ones that died, it never would of happened. >> in just over two months, get this, 21 racehorses have been euthanized after sustaining serious injuries at that track. this is the wettest winter in near he a decade and track experts have been testing the surface to determine the impact of all of that rain. >> the testing done last week suggested it was uniform all o

tim cook is hunting for growth, moving into new markets which will prove competitive he has advantageso, with strong brand, huge installed base, a mountain of cash and big focus on trust and privacy jon, back to you >> and a little help from his friends as we saw yesterday. thanks >>> apple announcing a number of new partnerships along with the push, including with roku. joining us from palo alto in a cnbc exclusive, roku chairman anthony wood good morning >> good morning. >> so after all this time frolicking in the walled garden, anthony, why do you think apple wants to be on roku now? >> well, i mean obviously they're focusing more on services these days and as you mention, they announced tv plus, their streaming service. there were not a lot of details announced but i think they're well positioned to be successful, they have a lot of experience with subscription services, they're investing a lot of money in content, they have a great brand, lots of loyal customers. but when you have a tv streaming service, obviously they're counting on jump starting that with their iphone, iphone, m

coming up, apple's annual meeting some of why tim cook -- what tim cook said.♪ scarlet: a check of the latest business flash headlines. first u.s. sales decline in a year with demand falling even further the jeep vehicles at chrysler. fiat chrysler falling 2.2% in february. toyota and honda also performed worse than expected. at&t shaking things up with a new acquisition. two powerful executives leaving their jobs at order media. a ceo is stepping down, any help create memorable programs like "came of thrones -- "game of thrones." david leavy nothing his departure, a big move in the business of sports. canadian government allowing the the u.s.,n of -- to and it will be a long legal process. she was arrested in december over allegations huawei defrauded sanctions in iran. those are your business flash headlines. caroline: now to apple, holding its annual shareholder meeting in california today. promised a rolling of the dice, plan to give new -- planting of new seeds. >> we are outside the steve jobs theater. there was an interesting question that was fascinatin

. >> again, tim cook runs apple. he's never been tim apple. but to show he has a sense of humor, he did change his twitter profile this weekend to tim apple. and generally, folks had some fun with this over the past few days. then came this reporting from axios. they report trump brought it up at a fund-raiser for gop donors in a tent built overt pool at mar-a-lago on friday night. and we quote, "trump told the donors that he actually said tim cook apple really fast and the cook part of the sentence was soft. but all you heard from the fake news, he said, was tim apple." well, naturally, we along with other news organizations went looking for that missing "cook." check again. see if you hear it. >> we appreciate it very much, tim apple. >> we even had our forensic audio specialist, actually a guy on the second floor, slow down the audio, which we thought might help to identify and isolate the missing "cook." >> we appreciate it very much, tim apple. [ slowed down ] tim apple. tim apple. >> that is indeed all we could

, one of the most famous business men of all the world and guess what he called tim cook?and doing this that i really wanted you to do right from the beginning. you've gotay, tim, to start doing it over here and you really have. you've really put a big investment in o country. we appreciate it very much tim apple. >> oh, what do you expect at this point, right? let's get to some other news. leading the news, celebrity chef mario batali has ended his 20 year businessti reship. in a statement on wednesday he said he reached an agreement with batali and the hospitality group to no longer have any stake in the group. they bought batali's shares. it has 20 restaurants and was stripped of his name entirely. >>> a stunning and personally deep revelation. nbc's kasie hunt has the story. >> i stayed silent for many years. >> senator martha mcsally made the emotional and personal revelation during a hearing of survivors of sexual assault in the military. >> like you i am also ay milit sexual assault suivor. awas preyed upon and raped by superior officer. >> mcsally was the first per

i've seen it on twitter. >> you may recall president trump called tim cook, the ceo of apple, to tim changed his last name to an apple logo. >> tim apple, i guess whee'll te that. it would be nice just to go put that apple in there. >> it's going to become a thing. >> coming up on "morning joe", the president's former campaign manager is formformally sentenc. >> what it could mean for the russia probe and president trump's potential legal issues moving forward. >> "morning joe" is just moments away. joe" is just moments away with the new gillette sking. it has a unique guard between the blades. that's designed to reduce irritation during the shave. because we believe all men deserve a razor just for them. the best a man can get. gillette. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. nature's bounty. different generations get the same quality of customer service that we have been getting. being a usaa me