and tim cook did just take to the stage. for more on today's apple event, as i mentioned now officially underway with the ceo out there and shares down about a third of 1% as we head into that, let's bring in axios chief technology correspondent and tim higgins, "the wall street journal" reporter and cnbc contributor. great to have you both here. i want to ask you like we have for analysts and earnings, what's the whisper number? high, low? one terabyte for the phone what are you hearing >> you know, i'm really looking for that edge feature that's going to make somebody interested in buying this. we know we're going to get better cameras and a faster processer. we know we're not going to get a radical design overall so, what is it about this new iphone that's enough on the edge to upgrade their phone >> this is important because apple is facing huge supplier pressures. tsmc increasing prices 20% don't know how much of that is to apple specifically. but if they can get people to buy the most expensive phone and that's built i

tim cook is asking for $20000000000.00 order, but it's the same mechanism. just soliciting the fed for that free money. and they're both contributing to catastrophic economic catastrophe that we're seeing play out. but with this whole, bitcoin as the waffle house, the money why we might need it is like, okay, so the stock markets have gone up parabolic and continued hit new all time highs, s and p 5 under the nasdaq, the dow jones, everything hitting new hi property markets also hitting new hives across america. and so the bank of america and this report that 0 had just covering also looks at, you know, basically the wealth and income gap in case someone was still unaware. quote, central banks have spurred greater wealth inequality. that's a quote from bank of america, and they provide this chart. central banks of spurred greater wealth inequality after $22.00 trillion dollars of cuvee. wall street is now 6.4 times the size of main street. you see, since these crises began back in 2008, 2009 with a financial crisis. this is the beginning of that. and you see

tim cook doesn't tweet much.e's doing okay. >> he doesn't tweet much but his comments are still getting leaked out despite his best attempts >>> at facebook, a top executive will leave his post next year becoming an adviser. he has been a close confident of zuckerberg and he does oversee the future growth drivers including the ai, virtual reality, augmented reality and blockchain units andrew bosworth has been tapped as his replacement bosworth developed features including the news feed and messenger, both key to facebook. mark zuckerberg talking a lot about his interest in building the social platform into a metaverse company. this tap into bosworth shows a commitment to bos since he has been working on all the metaverse initiatives. several high-profile depart choours h have hatched this year interesting to see bosworth focus on hardware as well as the meta verse you have to wonder if this indicates that facebook will be investing more in creating new devices. we had the new portals out last week and then we ha

apple ceo tim cook, one hour a.g. ago, brought up the success of apple tv plus.om vs walking with some type of bizarre robot. that's released in november. now could the tech giant be gearing up for its next big acquisition? doesn't like to acquire things, likes to make them organically but could it be ready to acquire something to become a bigger player in the streaming wars? charlie gasparino, first though, we're going to start with a different story. he broke news on amc network which is is moving the stock, amc down about 1%, start with amc and let's get to apple. charlie: yeah, it popped on my tweet, essentially promo'ing my hit on your show, liz and all i said was simply this. i've been talking to insiders at amc networks that's not amc the theatre chain. that's a meme stock, this is the networks that produce programming like breaking bad, madmen, you name it, profitable unlike the other one, have been talking to people close to them and inside them and here is what they are saying. there's no sale that is imminent now as taking over as the interim ceo, a lo

he came up with the apple watch, air pods icloud didn't exist before tim cook as ceo. i totally agree with you one of the great transitions of all time what would you say about apple we have this we have the walk back of the icloud scanning for photos this morning. so, they're under pressure on the app store. they've reversed course on that, alienating users they are -- they do have a lot to contend with. >> look, i mean, they're a huge company. there's no more apple the underdog and they're going to have to juggle many things simultaneously, which you're seeing them do right now to jon's point, i think they'll weather the chip shortage better than anyone else because they probably saw it coming and they typically have their capacity lined up ahead of time. i think on some of these other issues, there's a lot of pressure, particularly the app store. we've seen them make all these concessions around the edges to try and hold on to the things they value most, which is no competing app stores, no competing payment mechanism and full control over their commission structure

tim cook is asking for $20000000000.00 order, but it's the same mechanism. just soliciting the fed for that free money. and they're both contributing to catastrophic economic catastrophe that we're seeing play out. but with this whole, bitcoin as the waffle house, the money why we might need it is like, okay, so the stock markets have gone up parabolic and continued hit new all time highs, s and p 500. the nasdaq, the dow jones, everything hitting the highest property markets, also hitting new hives across america. and so bank of america and this report that 0 had just covering also looks at you know, basically the wealth and income gap in case someone was still unaware. quote, central banks have spurred greater wealth inequality. that's a quote from bank of america, and they provide this chart. central banks of spurred greater wealth inequality after $22.00 trillion dollars of q e. wall street is now 6.4 times the size of main street. you see, since these crises began back in 2008, 2009 with the financial crisis. this is the beginning of that. and you see a

tom: they did the same thing with tim cook. tim cook is not going to work.f bezos is out, it's going to fail. lisa: honestly, is amazon still a tech company, even how much personnel they get in? they don't have to employee that many people and count on their software. tom: they are a different kind of tech company. they've got an air fleet like british air. jonathan: at least they will. your equity market futures are at 1% on the s&p. your bond market is 12937. we are one hour and five minutes away from payrolls. on radio and tv, this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. switch to xfinity mobile and save hundreds on your wireless bill. plus, save up to $400 when you purchase a new samsung phone or upgrade your existing phone. learn more at your local xfinity s

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tim cook is a fantastic operations officer and so look for apple to be able to again be able to meetecause of supply but demand. >> maybe operations is a biggest strength and pretty good all around, colin. i wanted to ask about apple tv plus and we have seen pressures in subscription numbers elsewhere. netflix and disney plus. do you think that apple plus is gaining market share or the entire market might be seeing pressure >> i think the entire market is seeing pressure. tim cook has done a fantastic job -- a good job as a ceo and his true core excellence is in operations so we can have faith in him in that regard. regarding subscription, content, apple is nowhere to be found there and not material to the company. this is still very much the iphone company right? even though ipads and wearables are a huge component it is 41 billion on iphone revenue, up close to 55% year over year. close to 50 million iphones shipped in the september quarter so these are the numbers to move the needle on the stock to get it to lift or drop. >> i don't want to diminish any innovation of the company b

tim cook unveiling what he calls the best iphone the company has ever made. iphone 13 mini, iphone 13 mangagemx. to our untrained eye, they look like prior verses, but they'll come with longer battery life and sharper cameras. they start at $699 and will be available for preorder as early as this friday >>> they also announced an ipad and ipad mini. both available next week and rounding out the event, the new apple watch, series 7, features a large are screen, fasterble in the fall, but they didn't give charge and date.f tfull keyboard. casey new tomorrow, editor of "pla "platformer. impressed or not so much >> i would say i'm medium impressed. as you noted, the new designs look a lot like the older designs but have better internal components which should mean we could enjoy them longer and take better photos. on the whole i think there are some things to be excited about. >> is it worth it in. >> it depends on where you were. as a tech reporter i used to buy every year and went to buying every other year when it seemed like i wasn't getting as much bang tofo

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um you know, tim cook and company.e certainly are improved iphones and ipads and beloved devices that apple lovers have now in terms of are they the best? well, they've got the best features in them. they came with new processing chips, battery battery life, improved cameras. but did it wow, anybody? the stock fell about 1% on the news today and ended up lower, so i think, uh, of being expected. yeah obviously, i misspoke. i meant tim cook. he was speaking there at the steve jobs. auditorium smartphones. got you? yeah they experienced quite a slowdown in 2020 seeing that more people were focused on you know their home computers with the shelter in place restrictions. do you think that these upgrades to the new iphone will be enough to drive sales? look they are on track to sell 239 million iphones this year. heather this is up 27% year over year and you can think a lot of that two people working from home needing to upgrade their devices, whether it's an ipad and iphone or a different mac booker other devices and we ca

tim cook unveiled four new iphones as well as a new watch and ipad mini. the iphone 13 available in five different colors and mini pro and promac. it does not look too different from the 12 but it has a faster processer and camera and a battery that lasts longer. scott budman breaks down what you need to know about apple's product. he'll let you know if the new iphone is worth the money. that's coming up. >>> still to come. the trial of elizabeth holmes is back in session. >>> elizabeth warren is going after a bay area bank that may be yours. why she wants to break up wells fargo and how the bank is responding tonight. >>> i am jeff ranieri, great news about this weekend. we are looking at northern california chances, i will have my timeline coming up in seven minutes. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where i find every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design. cause one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. explore floor & decor in person or online. >>> this is a voting center.

the apple ceo tim cook used a virtual event to show off the new iphone 13. there are no major changes, but the 5g device offers a faster processor, and longer battery life. there's also an updated camera that records video in cinematic mode, and the company says pictures are even sharper. >> because the design hasn't changed much, the reality is keeping the prices around where they are is a good business decision for them. >> is available on september 24. >> i get older and the camera gets better. >>> new york is drying back the curtain. broadway is returning. five of the most popular shows welcome back audience members, and this is the first time they will be back since the start of the pandemic. tonight marks a huge step for new york's recovery. >> today is a phenomenal day for broadway. when broadway returns, new york returns. >> if everything goes as planned, 35 broadway shows will be up and running by the end of the year. >>> the golden gate park ferris wheel is temporarily closed. it's closed until tomorrow for maintenance. it will reopen thursday new

this week we learned that apple boss, tim cook, recently received 5 million shares in the company thaton. google yet again postponed a full return to the office, announcing that its employees can work remotely until at least 2022. and vauxhall�*s managing director said that the global shortage of computer chips will continue to be a problem for the auto industry for the rest of the year. staying with transport, toyota has restarted operations of its autonomous vehicles at the paralympic village in tokyo. services were halted after one of the vehicles hit a visually impaired athlete last week. big news for gamers in china. the country's video games regulator has said gamers under the age of 18 will be only allowed to play for an hour each day on fridays, weekends and holidays. the move is part of a recent crackdown by the chinese government on the pastime, with a state media outlet recently calling online games "spiritual opium". and, finally, if you're worried about robots taking all of ourjobs, look away right now. agility robotics have showed off their latest bipedal creation, digit.

tim cook recently mentioned injuly how much he is foreseeing prices increasing in terms of manufacturerss of chips have mentioned they are increasing prices as much as 20% in january, so i think they have a serious problem on their hands, long—term. that being said, it doesn't look like they are passing on higher expenses to the consumer with these models, these are consistent prices with previous years. briefly, for apple — with previous years. briefly, for apple and _ with previous years. briefly, for apple and their - for apple and their competitors, the fact we do not upgrade offer now, it is a problem or not? i have not upgraded my smart phone for many years and i just got a new battery recently and it's like having a new phone! you are riaht, having a new phone! you are riuht, it having a new phone! you are right. it is — having a new phone! you are right, it is definitely - right, it is definitely concerning. they need people to upgrade and they can sustain three years, but maybe four years, if people are not replacing their phone, something is a bit off and they generally need to

. >> this is tim cook's first public event after the negative news, the ruling on epic, and the factpp store. he wanted to shift the attention to the iphone, but i would love your take on what the impact will be on services. >> yeah, look, i think when you look at what happened on friday, i think the knee jerk, of course, is negative, but when you take a step back and do the numbers, we think probably about 1% to 2% headwind, with 3 to 6 billion. some of that is digestible despite some of the noise coming out. i think apple saw the writing on the wall you've seen some of the developers suits are settled, but this is a $70 billion revenue stream i think it's worth about 1.3 to 1.5 trillion i think the re-rating in the stock. that's what drives the stock higher, despite what was a bit of a bad week. what about supply constraints then >> supply constraint is clearly an issue for technology and automotive around the world, but apple is front of the line, especially when it comes to owning its own chips we think that's about a 3% headwind it won't be an issue going into the holiday season

taiwan work slaughter thought leaders, destroyed its freedom in hong kong, why should elon musk or tim cookethe head of ordinance ask for that matter put the most recent example of biden's embarrassing tribulation the form of a prisoner swap. china took two businessmen prisoner to force the u.s. to drop its extradition request of a waterway executive in canada. the chief propagandist insisted this was all an uncanny coincidence. >> it is important to note and beeps very clear about this. there is no link. we have an independent justice department. we can't determine how depth chinese or others manage their business. it is a little different. >> laura: china's own statement media habits have been bragging about the party's handling of the matter. the biden administration can spin this anyway they want. and he will. but in the real broker everyone from business execs to foreign leaders to desperate migrants are seeing the truth. america's borders are undefended. and it is returning to its pre-trump posture of the submission to the china. once again, the world believes that the future will rise

apple ceo tim cook said they will continue expanding the 5g capability with a new lineup of devices.and entirely new opportunities for developers and our users and 5g is the most exciting step yet. for so many people, this all becomes real with 5g come to go iphone as you know, iphone provides seamless integration of world class hardware and world class software what you may not know about is the incredible collaboration between apple and our carrier partners around the world to ensure iphone users get the best possible experience. >> let's bring in the founder and chief investment officer from musketeer capital partners. good morning to you, josh. we have an upgraded iphone, upgraded ipad, upgraded apple watch. were you impressed by what we got yesterday out of the product launch >> good morning to you, too. thank you for having me on the show i think in general there was nothing earth shattering that came out most things were pretty much within expectations. the thing that was most surprising to me and most impressive is the carrier count with the amount of carriers going to suppor

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yet, he's the most humble of the executives -- tim cook is very humble too but when you ask people outhere who's smarter than you, it's always jensen i've never heard anyone say antioch. jensen and i call him da vinci. one of my friends over there is saying some people are talking about him be dg vinci. because he's an architect, an artist a writer. think about what da vinci was, right? been the da vinci museum inventor the helicopter and those are things interesting but jensen's invented the metta verse. >> well, facebook's going to own it so, that's good for all of us, for sure nothing bad will happen in the metta verse >> we're going from the metta verse in no time >> why not i'm a hologram anyway. we have to moval on. >>> we'll get stop trading with jim. credit card company, huh? ♪ but it's actually a network. ♪ connecting just about everyone to just about everyone else. ♪ it can open eyes with a cup of coffee and change minds on what makes a business, a business. and it is working to connect everyone, everywhere. so, meet visa. a network working for everyone. ♪ (vo) this is more t

he starts even thinking about an exit this is an interesting personnel move. >> i always felt if tim cookas interested in auto, he should never have let samsung get harmon harmon is the entertainment god, and that is a way to really integrate apple as well as much better than integrating apple the way that ted lasso calls and says siri, please turn on the music. actually, that was for roy kent. this is what i care about. this man, field, it's not about apple. david, it's about tesla. you don't like tesla he wants to wipe the floor with tesla. coming after tesla. >> you've shared that before now you're talking about ford versus tesla, not versus ferrari, versus tesla. >> great movie, very underrated. >> it was good. >> field is not a fan of tesla, kind of wants to go back to ford remember, he started at ford go back to ford to be able to prove that the ford electronic fleet that they've got, the f-150 is better than tesla, and don't forget the mach-e. a lot of people say instantly are you kidding me ford can never touch musk. people seem to forget ford is going up against what i regard to

tae: tim cook end up alike to say we are a privacy first company, but they are taking all this honey at the same time, and offering up apple users to be used by google for digital advertising, and invading the privacy stuff that they blast. in a way, they can live up to their principles by creating a search engine that has more privacy protections. and all this talk about, we are only privacy focused, they can live up to their principles. emily: bloomberg opinion columnist tae kim, a provocative piece you have out today for check it out at bloomberg.com. coming up, i see with -- i speak with the ceo of hewlett-packard enterprise, on how the company is adapting to remote work, the chip shortage and more, plus converting customers into subscribers. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: hewlett packard enterprise out with earnings as supply constraints rock the industry. but increased the man from the shift to remote work is created an opportunity for hpe, according to ceo antonio neri. he is working to convert customers to a subscriber model for some services. ceo antonio neri joining us

tim cook saying that we are just getting started with the apple tv plus video service. are you expecting to hear other things about these services which has been a big margin improvement for the company? maribel: services are the way of the future for apple. the way that they deliver that in their hardware platform. reoccurring revenue is what any business wants. the tv business is still a hot commodity for apple and others. we are actually pretty excited about what they are doing in content and services and the delivery mechanisms keep getting better. this is an iphone launch, we expect big cameras, as we always do. bigger and better cameras. taylor: i am laughing because i still have a blackberry. i just upgraded from the iphone 6. i don't think i'm the target audience. if you were focused on the camera, tom, what would you be looking for? tom: you will see some new video features, particularly some ai driven filters. you will see some new features in portrait mode. those cool photos that you take in portrait mode, you can take videos in that mode as well. higher-qual

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abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and the new york times obtained a recording of this meeting, and tim cookd workers that apple medical insurance would cover costs by workers who need to travel because of this band and they said that apple will look into helping the legal battle against the law. kumasi: salesforce is donating millions to schools across the country. the company is donating a total of 19 billion dollars including 15 million two oakland unified and san francisco unified and this money to help address education and get students back on track in the second year of learning during the pandemic. salesforce has invested more than $140 million in education in the last nine years. coming up, a up, a up, a up, a up, a up, a up, a up, a the street. reggie: the first all civilian space mission, but first a check of the weather. mike: with the calm conditions where most of us live in the dry air and the lack of clouds, it is cooler this morning come up to 11 degrees cooler in places like half moon bay. low to mid 50's and lend just about everywhere -- just about everywhere and lend -- in

industry, including alibaba founder jack ma, tencent founder, and international ceos such as apple's tim cooks son died july. none of these tech names were in attendance this year. we did have elon musk address the conference over video and a number of high-level executives from chinese tech giants. the conversations at the forum have clearly changed from when executives would organize press conference on the sidelines of the form to talk about their plans, to this year when it was all about how they would support government policies. emily: lucille liu there. welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. we will take a closer look at those chinese tech companies that lucille mentioned. kriti gupta back with a spear what are you tracking? kriti: let's look at those chinese adrs. they have been a big part of the text selloff. let's look at these names behind me. alibaba down 3%. jd down 5%. it really did weigh on the new york faang index. the new york faang index dropping by 0.7%. let's widen that and compare the index to those chinese adrs. u.s. tech versus china tech, you can see

it could be tim cook's nest play before he steps down as ceo in the next few years they're talking toorth yes, as the chip supply crunch hits, they're going to have to be planning ahead if they're going to do something here in the next five, six years. >> there was a lot of talk about there would be an apple tv it turned out not to be a tv, per se, but a television service, which probably is a smarter business to be in anyway anyhow, steve, thanks very much. >> you got it. thanks, tyler. >>> apparently beauty never takes a backseat some wild data shows, outside of covid treatment, pharma companies have made -- seen huge demands for beauty and wellness drugs. we'll tell you about the numbers, next. the live better u program basically just provides the answer to the question: what if? with live better u, my 'what ifs' were erased. ♪ ♪ today, global markets are challenging traditional assumptions like never before. there is a new, accelerated sense of responsibility, sustainability, and social equity. at nasdaq, we call it the "era of impact." and we're at the forefront of it. innovating

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we'd like to thank apple, which is zach, jamie, matt, eddie, t dawg which is my new nickname for tim cook smart won the emmy for the amazing performance. she paid tribute to her late husband who died earlier this year. >> i would not be here without him, without his kind of putting his career on the back burner so that i could take advantage of all of the wonderful opportunities that i've had. >> and after three previous tries, "the crown" finally won best drama as part of a seven-trophy haul there. netflix had ten wins last night coupled with 34 wins. that ties the all-time record for single wins in a year. >> for the first time, women swept both directing categories in the same year. "the crown's" jessica hobbs and the hack's nacia ello. and for the most part the emmy's failed to capitalize on the historic and diverse nomination field. no nominees of color won awards in the lead and supporting acting categories but mckaila cole behind hbo max's "i may destroy you" won for best writing in a tv series or movie. >> write the tale that scares you, that makes you feel uncertain, that isn't c

i have not spoken to tim cook.n letter is sent with love i am a huge fan of apple and i think they are in this position because tech companies have faced no regulatory pushback for so long that they are used to being essentially like governments they set their own rules and enforce them and don't care what anybody else thinks. that is changing in antitrust. apple, unfortunately, it's not as bad as google and facebook, but, unfortunately, fixing apple's problems is easier it's tempting for regulators to go after them first. and at the case with epic, the apple executives testified in a way that really made the judge angry and harmed their position. and so to my way of thinking, this is the sort of thing where reasonable people get together and negotiates yeah, there is a hit to earnings in the short run, but relative to what is going to happen to google and facebook, i think apple will come out of this smelling like a rose and it will be a fantastic thing for investors. >> roger, it's david to that point, we have a

we don't know if tim cook will speak about that today at the previously scheduled apple event. we expect he will show off improvements to the iphone though don't expect anything huge. this will take place as a video conference not in person. night skies over southern california lit up last night with the spacex launch. this is carrying satellites to space, will launch a crew of four private citizens into space tomorrow. steve wozniak in hawaii, reports are he will announce his own space program. the word is the company won't send people into space. instead it will work on cleaning up lower earth orbit full of orbiting space junk. speaking of things that go up, critical inflation data with the latest read on the consumer price index. inflation has been a major issue lately. economists continue to say it's likely temporary. we know this, laura and kris, the world is nowhere near close to normal and we're going to see these high prices as we continue to see covid just continue to ravage the united states. >> we were having that conversation that it is just not normal and we don't

this week we learned that apple boss, tim cook, recently received 5 million shares in the company thate, announcing its employees can work remotely until at least 2022. an vauxhall�*s managing director said the global shortage of computer chips will continue to be a problem for the auto industry for the rest of the year. same with transport, toyota has started operations of its autonomous vehicle in the paralympic village in tokyo. it was halted after vehicle a visually impaired athlete last week. big news for gamers in china. the regulator that said game is over the age of 18 will be only allowed to play for an hour each day on fridays, weekends and holidays. — that under 18. it was a crackdown by the chinese government with the state media outlet calling online games spiritual opium. and finally, if you're worried about robots taking over all ourjobs, look taking over all our jobs, look away taking over all ourjobs, look away right now. agility robots have revealed the latest. it is well suited to highly repetitive tasks and it is meant to allow us humans to concentrate more on creat

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time," with other people on the list being vice president, -- president biden, the vice president, tim cookpect, but i was glad to see little nonsex on there. jobina: yes, i love that. he is the mo >>> good morning, america. as we start our wednesday with you, nicholas not going anywhere hammering the gulf coast. nicholas now taking aim at parts of louisiana devastated by hurricane ida. the hard-hit state preparing for more dangerous flooding as they struggle to recover. this morning, the four states under flash flood watches, ginger is in the storm zone tracking the latest. >>> breaking overnight. recall rejected. california governor gavin newsom survives the republican-backed attempt to kick him out of office. >>> new shot of hope for kids. when we can expect the pfizer vaccine to be ready for children as young as 6 months. this as cases climb and all of ohio's children hospitals slammed with young covid

the fortnite maker is its own battle with tim cook and the app store. the overall take is that developers are not entirely satisfied with the changes they have seen. another james, thompson, writing, again with the let's add more complicated rules in an effort to stave off antitrust approach rather than just ripping up the payment system band aid so i think it is going to be really interesting to see not just how the developers react as they sort out what it means on a practical basis, but also sort of what the next step is from apple and is this really just about getting ahead of the regulatory crackdown and what will the epic ruling be? because that's the next shoe to drop. >> yeah, let's talk about it with us now to weigh in, cnbc contributor casey newton, editor of platformer. you cover all of these platforms and here's one from apple, the app store, where consumers seem to like it apple has shown in the market they're able to make more money through the app store despite the fact that google play, the android ecosystem is bigger. but some changes,

making the cut, vice-president kamala harris, nfl quarterback tom brady, little nasdaq's, and apple's tim cookd take little nasdaq's's place, but i guess not -- lowellil nas x's p, but not this time. [laughter] the producers always say to me, wrapped. for you civilians at home, that means rapid up. drew: wright, stop talking. kristen: they may have added the names leylah fernandez and emma raducanu, the two breakout u.s. open tennis players. larry: yes. i thought it was great that tom brady was there, and also naomi osaka, who is bringing mental health issues to sports. kudos for her to taking her stand. kristen: absolutely. larry: the latest fitness strand going viral has people reaching for a surprising snack for their workouts. rice crispy streets. -- teresa wispy -- rice crispy treats. they claim the snack gives you an insane pump at the gym. i changed my voice there. [laughter] experts say that while reaching for a rice crispy street before you workout is actually not a horrible option, probably not the best choice either. i will confess that when i am feeling a little bit tired before wo

like to talk to him, i have questions. [ laughter ] today was the annual apple iphone event, or as tim cookalls it, "give me all your money day." [ laughter ] i woke up, my iphone 12 was begging for its life, very sad. apple, it is incredible, apple has this amazing ability to create these high-end, cutting-edge devices that we all want to throw in a river the minute they release one in a new particular. the main event, it was my cousin micki's birthday, she's 50 years old today. [ cheers and applause ] we had ice cream to celebrate. look at this. >> thank you, thank you! >> jimmy: for your 50th birthday, we got you 22 balloons. thank you, it's perfect. >> jimmy: did you have a good day? >> i did, thank you so much. everyone made me feel really loved. >> jimmy: everyone loves miki, she's the most positive american, like a cupcake with sprinkles riding a unicorn. [ laughter ] maybe you've seen miki on the show, if you have, you know she has a way with words and phrases and so miki, to celebrate your special day, we put something together. this is -- we put together a loving tribute, these ar

we don't know if tim cook will speak about that today at the previously scheduled apple event. we expect he will show off improvements to the iphone though don't expect anything huge. once again, this event is taking place as a video conference, not in person. night skies over southern california lit up last night with the spacex launch. this rocket carrying more satellites to space. spacex will launch a crew of four private citizens into space tomorrow. steve wozniak in hawaii, reports say he will announce his own space program. the word is the company won't send people into space. instead it will work on cleaning up lower earth orbit full of orbiting space junk. some good news, we got the latest inflation data showing price hikes are slowing down. price increases month to month is 0.1, much less than we were thinking and fearing. that's core inflation when you take out gad and food prices. people care about gas and food prices, but they're not a good measure of overall pricing. a single storm in the gulf does cause gas prices to go higher, but we don't count that as inflation

good evening >> let's start with the iphone tim cook taking the virtual stage and saying these are the best iphones apple has ever created. and here they are. the iphone 13. the iphone 13 mini, the pro, and the pro max. all 5g enabled faster chips brighter displays, bigger batteries and updated cameras. as for prices, they remain the same as last year. we expect the carriers to be aggressive preorders on september 17th will be available on september 24th also highlighted today, a new ipad that comes with a faster processor, better camera, costing 3$329 and a new ipad mii that cost $499 both available next week and rounding out the show, a new watch. series 7 20% more screen area $390 apple saying it's available this fall, but didn't offer a hard date heading into this event, apple on a role over the past three months up 15% did finish lower as you point out in today's trade it is lower for september. potentially snapping a three-month win streak now up 14% for the year. >> thank you very much all right, guys, let's trade this and guy, we will begin with you. this kind of follows histor