tom forte. e just waiting for tom keene to come back from his sabbatical on monday in order to do their stock split. tom forte, da davidson senior research analyst. amazon, the juggernaut of the pre-pandemic and the post pandemic economy as it posted another $100 billion plus quarter of revenue. what a day of data. unbelievable personal income. the most ever the increase has come out going back to 1946. 21% gain in personal income. coming up, look at some of the oil majors. chevron's chief financial officer will be joining bloomberg television talking about the increase in dividends and the incredible revenues on the heels of higher oil prices. from new york, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back

. >> now up 3% after hours let's bring in cnbc contributor ed lee from "the new york times" and tom forte important data point was sales in the june quarter will be better than expected if you go back to the early days of the pandemic, recall that amazon leaned into essentials. this had a negative impact on their sales. they weren't able to keep up with demand. since then they added fulfillment centers and head count. they're much better prepared i think that's going to position them for the june quarter and that's why the june quarter revenue is going to be better than expected. >> so, ed, we were expecting very tough comps throughout the rest of the year but we're seeing whether it's amazon or other big tech players that they have seen structural shifts over the last year, not just temporary covid shifts. >> right i think that should signal to the market, the marketplace, what's going on with when we get out of the pandemic or even in mid-pandemic, there is a secular change i think people will continue to buy stuff on amazon like they were during lockdown periods maybe not quite as much

tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this happened in fort aparbie in frederick, maryland. it ended at ft., an army biological research base an hour or so northwest of washington. we don't know whether the gunman who work who worked there as a navy corpsman, we don't know what the motivation would have been or whether he targeted his victims. it happened during the morning rush hour. >> we have a male subject in an army type suit with an ar-15. >> reporter: shots fired at an office park in frederick, maryland two navy sailors wounded, one critically, in an attack at an unmarked military office >> gunman wound to the chest >> reporter: the suspected shooter identified by authorities as 38-year-old fantahun woldesenbet, an active duty sailor who sped off before police arrived. >> suspect vehicle, black nissan with virginia tags >> reporter: within minutes, the suspect was 5 miles away, where he breached the checkpoint, making it about 1/2 mile onto base with police in hot pursuit. eventually, law enforcement shooting and killing woldesenbet after he pulled out a weapon his vehicle riddled wi

tome forte, senior analyst, tim higgins, a tech reporters at "wall street journal," and steve covac, a tech editor for cnbc.com tom, let me start with you is there anything here you see as a major stock mover for apple? >> yeah, i'm of the belief that unfortunately the pandemic is a multiyear event so when that vantage point, so an a new desk stop computer, i think those are stock movers of the ann announcements today. why is a tablet a critical part of the work from home or the work remote environment? i get having a laptop or desktop in that scenario, but a tablet escapes me a bit explain. think of the tablet as well suited for the learning re remotely i think apple has an agreement with new york in large quantities you don't always need a desktop or laptop to communicate with your colleagues. >> tim, let me turn to you and get your quick reactions specifically focus on this m1 chip and what it means for speed for the devices, and do we really need more speed >> yeah, well, it's an expansion of that m1 the early reaction to those chips in the past few months in the mac lap topping has really spectacular. people