not a bad thing for twitter, right? >> right. >> and they made the mistake of talking about monthly averages. shouldn't even mention those metrics. >> they let the cat out of the bag. >> you can actually put the cat back into the bag and say we're going away from the mold el. might get hurt initially. what's the mott tom line here? too valuable an enterprise to be trading where it is and i've been wrong and one day they will figure out just like facebook did three or four years ago when everybody was calling for zuckerberg's head. it's taken him a little longer to do in. >> the co-founder of elevation partners and executive president of reverb and joins us now live from california. great to see you. >> great to be back. >> what's your guess on what this impact will be on twitter? >> first, i think the panel really is -- i agree with everything you said right up to the valuation point at the very end, so i think that fundamentally this is a great play both for the nfl and twitter, because it is -- it's a small piece of b

twitter.he terms seem a little cheap, right? the nfl has gotten paid $17 million for a single game in the past, but they wanted something that could reach consumers on mobile, that was more of a second screen alternative as opposed to something that was just like tv. maybe verizon or amazon would be a more td alternative. tv alternative. emily: nbc and cbs are paying $450 million year to air thursday night football games. given the small price tag, who wins and who loses? guest: the fans win, the nfl wins. if we look at the fluid that flows through the business engine of the nfl, it is purely green. the nfl is looking through the windscreen, not the rearview mirror. if you really think about it, this little device looks like a small football field. they are taking chances and being entrepreneurial. if you look at the 50th anniversary of the super bowl, our attention span is perfect for this little device. i think it is a great addition to the nfl playbook. emily: what do you make of the econom

so to twitter than the nfl. 50% of all conversations on twitter are about sports. >> it's intercepted>> reporter: last october the nfl experimented with this live streaming game on yahoo! between the bills and >> chris clemens into the end zone. >> reporter: fans in 185 countries watching. the question now, will those eyes tune into twitter thursday nights this fall. both companies have not revealed just how much twitter paid for the digital streaming rights. the same thursday night football games will also be airing on network television. reena and kendis. >> thank you so much. you know, it's big bucks. apparently bloomberg reporting they paid $10 million, a million per game. >> wow, that's impressive. jack, you are? >> i want to watch football on tv. >> i can't imagine sitting there watching it on something this size. >> it's the future, folks. you got to. >> it is? this internet thing. >> it's not going away. >> newspapers are coming back. >>> this morning on "world news now," under dog upsets. >> overnight ted cruz and bernie sanders winning big in the battleground state of wiscon

>> has anyone been trying to buy twitter? >> that is right. but he did not answer the question of whether there is any m&a activity in the works. >> and what wall street does not understand about twitter, he talked about the twitter's massive influence on the world and the potential for the growth if he could make the service easier to use. you can find my full interview with dorsey on cnbc. >> that silence speaks volumes. julia boorstin out west, thans.s >> and now, uber's ceo is talking about plans to go public and plans in china. that is next. lee. the championship game ball? that was sebastian diaz. good guy. and all i had to do was ask for their money and pretend i was investing it. their life savings is now my lifestyle. female announcer: don't let someone else live the life you're saving for. find out if you're dealing with a registered investment professional at investor.gov. it's a great first step toward protecting your money. before you invest, investor.gov. they found out who's been who? cking into our network. guess. i don't know,

emily: same for twitter? >> i'm not sure about twitter. think mark has done a lot for facebook. emily: that was on stone managing partner at ggv capital. udacity is expanding into china this week the second major , international expansion after india. machineoffer courses learning as well as many of its most popular and no degree certifications to the chinese student. i started by asking why he targeted china for this expansion? >> i think the good we can do is unmatched. the 2.6 billion people that live there, about one third of the world plus population there are very few , really great universities. this is a first for education. emily: walk us through the steps. the cost to go to school, how many students you are expecting, who are you working with? >> our goal will be 1.3 billion students, that is a lot. even a hundred thousand or millions of students would be a great success. we are intensely work getting students jobs afterwards. emily: there are about 8 million workers in china. growre expecting that to to 15 to 20 million by 2020.

and interview with the twitter cofounder and how he thinks twitter can right the ship along with a majornnouncement about his latest startup. first to everly -- apple, the roles most unable companies grappling with slowing demand for its flagship product, the iphone. it reported first sales declined since 2003. the numbers still caught some investors off guard. second quarter revenue was down her teen percent and earnings per share was down 18% and warnings we could see another decline in the next quarter. i spoke to frank gillett. what are the main takeaways? cory: iphone units down 18% is the biggest take away. you've got growth in the market and shrinkage at apple. the secular growth is taken away but the real concern and the reason the stock is down it because the margin number was disappointing. a little slippage in the growth margin is disappointing although it comes at a time of the release of this phone which likely has lower margin so it may not be arable news. -- it may not be horrible news. emily: we spoke to the apple cf though. he said the phone is incredibly popular. there

emily: same for twitter? >> i'm not sure about twitter.that was on stone managing partner at ggv capital. you'd asked me saying this week it is expanding into china. the second major international expansion after india. udacity will have machine learning as well as many of its most popular and no degree certifications to the chinese student. i started by asking why he targeted china for this expansion? isi think the good we can do unmatched. there, at the population there are very few really great universities. this is a first for education. emily: walk us through the steps. the cost to go to school, how many students your expecting. >> our goal will be 1.3 billion students, that is a lot. even hundreds of thousands or millions of student would be a success. we are intensely work getting students jobs afterwards. emily: your expecting to grow to 15 to 20 million by 2020. how are you localizing? >> we have translated 1000 classes to chinese. mentors that work with our students there. emily: are there companies you are working with in china

later this hour, and interview with the twitter cofounder and how he things twitter can right the ship with a major announcement about his latest startup, jelly. ♪ now we look at pandora with the first quarter earnings they reported since the ceo returned to the company and we heard about the company's performance and his vision of th i believe in it. i have not been gone. i have been on the board and i feel connected genetically. i feel us the right time for me to take the role. emily: what is it say about the strategy going forward? >> the strategy is intact. we are working to build from this huge foundation we have created, this massive ad supported radio product and to expanded into new features. it's intact. emily: we reported that pandora had explored a sale earlier this year. is that off the table? if you want to sell the company, you don't hire a ceo. building theears underpinnings of a big as ms. perry of that's where we are headed. emily: in the corridor, active list has picked up but not a huge increase. what will it help to grab the drug -- to drive the growth faster? >> we

twitter, not so good.eresting that the smallest of them -- we have been talking about this idea. the winning companies in social media and in this era of the web are not two or three times better and bigger than the second company. they are 10 times bigger or more. me, twitter- argue and linkedin are the second most popular -- arguably, twitter and linkedin are the second-most popular, but they are a fraction of the size of facebook. facebook is accelerating user growth, even though it is so much bigger. emily: when you look over the next quarter, we see so many companies reporting, which are the ones to watch? cory: this twitter chart is important. it's one thing we did see, the increased value of a twitter user. linkedin, facebook, and twitter have all figured out how to get advertisers to give them more money for each user. that's a positive thing for all of them. i look at the companies that are struggling. that's when a turnaround as possible and drama can be achieved. emily: i knew you could remember

can twitter turn around?t here wenot seen have had several quarters now with essentially flat user growth. it has stalled out here. you hate to compare it to facebook, which continues to grow. joe: the idea that we would compare them at all is ridiculous. >> i agree, but if you are twitter you have to sit back and say i have to grow my user base or get more revenue per user today. i think they would like to do both, but they really haven't been able to innovate on the product side to the degree that they can get new users to come onto the platform. do in nfley footballng deal with games, will that bring in new users to twitter? i think they are banking on, but we have not seen it. scarlet: we say whether we should compare twitter with facebook. twitter has become a cnn like destination when you need breaking news but otherwise it is limited. >> sheryl sandberg last quarter said if you are a big brand advertiser and want to advertise on the internet, there are only two places, google and facebook. that is what

is this a win for twitter? fort: it is a great win twitter.ndy is right, allows them to get into the game with one of the most powerful broadcasting entities that exists today. the power of tremendous networks and for them to have that opportunity, it really makes it work. more importantly, the nfl is being smart because they are helping to price the value of what these are. this is a new area they are going into and instead of trying to go for the highest price now, they are going to see how it works for twitter and twitter needs to have some wins. they are going to put a lot of attention into this to make sure it works as well. yahoo! stream to game last year that did not air on the major networks and paid twice as much. yahoo! said 15 million people watched that game online. -- others say the experience was a bit buggy. was that a success? guest: the nfl has a challenge in terms of the world market. even baseball in asia and central and south america, they have that expansion. what the nfl is doing is trying to get to the millennial fan, tr

he also said this -- that twitter is helping the nfl and its broadcast partners reach twitter's youngerographic, that might not be actually paying for tv. he said it is a way to communicate the value of twitter to new users. twitter is hoping this will grow its base, a number the company has been struggling to grow and has been weighing on the company's stock. it could also help the company generate more revenue from the 500 million people who see tweets without logging in. noto wouldn't comment on the terms of the deal but a source tells me that the cost of the deal is reasonable and for all ten games twitter will be paying much less than the $20 millions that yahoo! paid for an exclusive stream of just one game. now, why would twitter be paying less? not only is this deal not exclusive, thes will show the my of nbc and cbs' ads. the big question now is whether people who watch the game on twitter will see value logging in and using the service the rest of the time. guys? >> julia, this is jim. anthony noto's relationship with the nfl what did that give them? i know anthony for many, m

>> twitter? >> it's not a huge silver bullet that solves all of twitter's problems.ut it speaks to the fact that the community is extremely valuable to ip owners. everybody talks about whatever we discussed, how they did, they tact fact check us. same thing happens, everybody goes to twitter to see what happened. during a walking dead or game. so it's really integrated into the fabric of the next generation where they want to remix and edit and discuss what is going on on television. so this could be the start of something back for the folks at between thor.e er twitter. if they can get other networks to say let's broadcast over there, let's at that time the adtake the ads and put them over there, this could get them to this other audience that is super engaged. and when you look down at your phone, you don't have to feel bad that you're missing the game. the game is here and the tweets are here in the same location. so this goes back to take that whole interactive tv promise that nobody would shut up about in the nichbtsz. nooits '90s. >> so still waiting to see som

has isbest thing twitter live.ill show the ad the thursdayare airing night football games, then will sell some ads that would normally have been sold to local affiliates. this is more about users. our colleague had an interesting take on this. a great placeen to talk about sports, trash talk sports, but they have not shown a lot of potential in terms of looking long-term sports fans that are not already on twitter. she cited the olympic steel -- the olympics deal. lisa: i'm trying to understand how this will look on the twitter feed. people are usually just looking at news that scrolls down. to look at one particular streaming event goes against what twitter is all about. emily: that is interesting. i don't know exactly the mechanics of this particular -- how you will be able to login and see this. they will be paris coping before and after the game. before and after the game. better and getting a more all-around experience here. these tech companies competing for the rights to this, it is interesting that the nfl

we'll get you results from apple, twitter, at&t twitter and chipotle. lee will cover chipotle for us. courtney reagan all over ebay. buffalo wild wings, u.s. steel. julia will be bringing us twitter. joining the panel today is dennis berman, our lone guy from the wall street journal. great to have you here. it's guy and the ladies. bring us up to speed here on what you think is working through market psychology? >> you had a segment just before the central bank earnings more or does earnings -- i got to put my money on central bank. obviously, the action coming up this week with the feds, not expecting a ton. but those are the things that are moving markets and why it makes them so hard. they come in high, low, beat expectations or miss them, people are geared in. >> big cable deal, there are places to look, you know, if you want to at least point towards animal spirit -- we have ipo. it's not like they're going gang busters. >> i would say -- >> a handful. >> we've had three that really got the market's attention in recent weeks. so far as this week is

liz: twitter is going to do the saving of tv? >> who's going to save twitter.: dick costolo was the former ceo. >> he's gone now. liz: and twitter needs saving. tv doesn't need saving. what's happening? >> two things, interesting here, we used to have the old saying at "wall street journal," when you made the cover of forbes or fortune, it was all down hill from there, usually a marked market top. we said this several times when bill ackman was on the cover of forbes and fortune and all the magazines. liz: baby buffett. >> a couple years ago, that was high-water mark, he knows he is down 20% for the year, down 20% last year. liz: the theranos ceo is a fall from grace. >> two questions, that gets to why there is so much investor angst about the company. why isn't there a bidder now. what's the share price? $12 a share. liz: $14.83. >> why isn't there a bidder under $15? if we show the chart. liz: under 18. that's one month. your eye sight is worse than mine. that's one month. >> get a full three year chart on this thing since it's gone public, and you will see,

it plays off of the fact that everything twitter is all about live, to watch it within twitter, a twitterted experience will enhance what others experience already. tweets going along with that and i think having that more integrated is an obvious extension. >> joining us now to talk about this, peter who reported on the story for re-code and former ceo of media ventures, good to see you both. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you for having us. >> we could say maybe jack dorsey started to make traction but this is anthony's work here, cfo of the nfl, right? >> it's a cool deal. not a big deal for twitter, at least financially, paying $10 million to stream ten games. this is really a tuck in for them but the idea can we -- do we have assets to help bring new users or old users to twitter and we'll find out in the fall. >> chris, we've come to know twitter as a place where you go to watch short spurts of content, whether it's on vine on periscope and nfl uses twitter for highlights. can they actually convince people? can twitter convince people that it's the place to sit in front of th

twitter got ten games for ten million. does any of that have to do with anthony noto who is the cfo at twitter but was the cfo at the nfl? >> there's a relationship between twitter and the nfl. last year they game to an agreement about giving them the right to air certain nfl highlights. twitter will be streaming the nbc or cbs feed. they will not have the same advertising opportunities. yahoo was responsible for the broadcast and the advertising opportunities that came with that. >> what does it mean for the nfl? >> i think this just one more opportunity for the nfl to make sure that it is in every american's face every day of the year despite there only being 16 regular season games a year. it's a 365-day news cycle with them. >> how much does it have to do with international reach? >> that's a good point. i think last year game was streamed on yahoo, 33% of the streams came from international users. i think twitter is the live social media platform whether it's arab spring or the oscars or the super bowl. this is someth

emily: what about twitter?users dick groat which is a good thing. >> the user growth was a good thing and it may be the oscars and things like that. twitter may say that you do not want to read too much into this and the underlying problem is advertisers and losing confidence in the platforms. the always way you can get it back really is to grow wheat users. so they do have a plan for this but i do not think this short climb is going to help. emily chang: the ceo said there was lower than expected demand and asked if they can turn around. they did not spend as much as they thought and we are in a transitional time. what do you think? >> they spend on the format and they switch some of it over to video and i think that twitter was expecting it would be raised across the board and the problem that they have is facebook and snapchat have a lot of new avenues for advertisers to go to and it is not a top choice right now. emily chang: they say that periscope has broadcasts. some in which -- so much competition. >> w

twitter feed short twitter. >> right.hat dan is talking about is the sentiment factor is also that who do you listen to, because there's a lot of noise out there. the curating what twitter can do, and listen to people and the market's perspective. that's up to you to figure it out, but ultimately having a resource where you can go right to people, and this for retail trader is very powerful. there's a lot of professionals on twitter to get their view out there. you make up your own mind, but that's the beauty of v it. >> i think the underbelly of all of this is that this generation's chat room. >> exactly. >> it can be. >> not everybody can be a journalist or newscaster, but everybody can get the news. that's the same thing with twitter. not everybody has to be an active use are on twitter, but everybody can benefit from what twitter puts out there, which is why i said we have to stop this monthly active user nonsense, getting away from it. it's not important. twitter will figure this out. >> but you can drop a rumor on t

think of long-term, we have not thinkf twitter -- of twitter in total users.p is twitter's best advocate and marketer. brand is stronger but it has ever been. it is the question of where is the business, and could there be any other business aside from twitter? i would not rule that out. meanwhile, the fact is, they are not really growing. will growhink they their traditional advertising in the tweet stream. to bek the will continue more important for the influencers and the journalist. is an essential tool for getting influencers. >> it is extremely influencer, facebook has -- managed to do it right? >> they are shrinking. the thing i look at about i call it their conversion rate. a look at monthly active users. dailych are people on it as presented to monthly? morethey turn the corner than 50% of users were on every a. those numbers are a percentage of monthly active users. it is not only a positive thing that most people are on a daily, more and more people are on it daily. votes for their ability to raise advertising rates and >> what did facebook do right

all the headlines and everything from apple, twitter, at&t, and ebay. and the one man who thinks outside the box, always, bob peck, he's with us for the whole hour with analysis on things twitter. if you missed the rally, credit suisse said there is a stock you have to buy right now. later, there are biotech stocks that traders are betting will have massive moves this week, could total more than $12 billion in market cap. but first, we've got to start off with the biggest story in corporate america right now and that is apple, missing on both the top and bottom line. we're at the after-hours session low. by the way, $38 billion in lost market cap in the after-hours session alone. the first quarterly revenue drop in 11 years. the company did say it would raise its dividend return $50 billion more to shareholders. but investors didn't care about that. they don't care about that right now. let's get to josh lipton, who just spoke to the ceo, tim cook. >> it was down 16%. i did just talk to ceo tim cook. pressure points that number, he talked about tough co

twitter is twitter. it is stuck being twitter. number -- there are so many answers -- they could put up a phone number and send the lists every day. if i could figure out that i could talk to tom keene and 32 that know the most about economics, twitter would resonate with me immediately. because they cannot do it, people drop off. the community was helping twitter. the community wanted to help people find to they want. the way is -- francine: you're telling me twitter is not doing great. how do they turn it around? do they need to be bought by a media company? do they send out headlines that a newspaper can, but they are not being read because people do not buy the physical paper anymore? howard: there is so much movement of employees and headcount in and out of that company i don't think it is that easy. they feel and look like a yahoo!. the product is fantastic and i love it for what it is, but it does not go deep enough. it is the same product that existed with me talking to tom keene quickly and was buried and lost with a lot

ebay and twitter getting a lift ahead of their numbers.st a this is a measure of the volatility of the nasdaq 100. we see traders hedge against volatility in tech more than they are in the s&p 500. scarlet: julie will be back later on with our metals bulletin. on thelet's check in bloomberg first word news with mark crumpton from our newsroom. mark: beginning on this tuesday, we are finding about the primary stash today is primary day in the united states. donald trump, the republican presidential front runner looking to shore up his bona foreignen it comes to policy. he has been criticized for making comments about the wall in mexico and banning muslims in the united states. holdrump has said he will global meetings and at least talk to some people because he has been receiving some sort of feedback from foreign-policy expert to say he is unprepared for the presidency. on the democratic side, the front runner, hillary clinton is looking to shore up her bona fides when it comes to clinching the democratic presidential nomination. mrs. clin

our facebook and twitter question today.ill facebook save the day for tech earnings after apple, google, microsoft all missed? get involved with us. we want to hear your opinions. lots of votes already coming in. >> and it's wilfred's question. >> it is my question. you didn't have to point that out to everyone that you often -- >> -- so good. >> still to come, diamonds are still a girl's best friend. well actually rifrd and sara's best friend. but a new report shows the bid isn't letting up. stay with us. we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ >>> the tech wreck continues. here. last week twitter and apple adding their names to the pile later. the dow called lower about 45 points right now. shares of apple. that is the big story this morn

. >>> how to make money with twitter. >> that's right. >> inside his twitter feed, reveals his threerkest secrets how he's using social media to trade better. >>> welcome back to "fast money." earnings season just revving up with some 6 the biggest players set to report in the next several weeks. we go over to a man who always has an impact, dom chu. dom? >> well, melissa sometimes i have an impact, sometimes i don't. let's talk about some of the impactful companies when it comes to powering earnings season. it's just a handful of names that are going to put in that dent type work in the overall earnings numbers. so according to howard silverblat, s&p 500 companies are estimated to generate operating profits of $25.77 a share. now, the five biggest profit generators in the index are going to account to an estimated 13% of all profits. you ballpark it, it means 1% of the index members, they're going to generate 13% of the profits. now, the biggest contributors, apple, $1.27 per share, or close to 5% of all profits just on its own. microsoft expected to add 58 cents a share, or around

i'm sitting with you right now because of twitter. twitter put me on the map.u were an early investor. guest: early investor from the outgoing c.t.o. that's how i got in. emily: a huge platform for you. guest: it changed my life. it's like my high school crush. i sit here sad. i wish it was better. i have a lot of leverage on it. i don't want it to go away. but no question the attention of the young consumer, i can get a lot more accomplished through my snapchat or instagram which have much smaller followers than my twitter, because the attention isn't there. emily: what would you like to see happen with twitter? streaming nfl games. guest: that's going to have a huge impact on the television industry because it's going to make everybody understand that netflix is not the only over the top network. once people really understand what's happening here, which is facebook and snapchat are equally dangerous for abc, nbc, bloomberg television, and everybody else, because anybody can now play over the top on the internet it's -- i think the twitter nfl deal is somethi

they don't know how to use twitter to their advantage. >> right, and that's twitter's problem. they haven't done a great job at portraying them. >> and that's the problem with the stock, right, and in my view, if the twitter management focused on the couple hundred million users that they have, that love the product and want to use the product but doesn't really know how. >> guy and i have talked about it. >> exactly, don't grow it. >> should be focusing on the advertising arm. they are in search and google search now so a lot of times we've talkedbout it. >> tweaked that last night. you know what people said to me? >> you don't need to be logged in when you search on google. >> people don't know how to ice twitter. they didn't know tweet deck existed. >> i have a very difficult time. >> the little league guy. >> i got the twitter application on my phone now. >> you bought it in a box? >> yeah, it was a small box. >> did you put the disc in? >> did you download the flop? >> obviously this is nonsense that we're talking about. >> we have to decide. it's a good product that we al

the move in twitter is down 16% on the day, and currently the worst performing stockton russell 1,000 and on track of the fourth worst day ever as a public company. not to mention heavy volume surpassing the 30-day volume as the the investors digest the social media's latest earnings, and keep in mind of the 44 analysts covering twitter, 18 have cut the price targets on the stock. carl? >> thank you, seema. and julia boorstin sat down with jack dorsey and she is here to wrap that up. good morn g ing to you. >> good morning, carl. the twitter shares are off dramt clishgs a cli, and i asked jack dorsey what he doing to get it back on track and to change the company's perception of the potential. >> and we have a development team, and engineering what we believe to be the best experience out there around life and what is happening now.

julia boorstin spoke with twitter ceo jack dorsey.e said ball street doesn't understand his company. and dominique chu looks at the role reversal between tech and energy this year. let's begin with you, on apple, a loss on the open, at least, this morning of another $46 billion in market value for this stock. as it experiences its first sales decline in 13 years. why are you hanging in there with this outperformed rating right now? >> yeah. i'll say three factors that kind of lead us to remain bullish. one valuation. it's a very attractive stock. trading at eight times -- absolutely, right. there was truly an issue that they're having right now. the question is, is the appetite of consturms buy apple products degraded? or is it just the fact you that have a very successful iphone 6 and there's less of a entire to buy an iphone 6, is that what happened as you get to 7, you'll see a more traditional upgrade cycle and ideally better of app. >> you're not expecting a game-changer out of the iphone 7. that's been their problem. the inclina

twitter not feeling the pain. attempt at a turnaround, will it take time?ore than a million for the seventh quarter in a row. legere slams the competition. apple shares slide. slowing demand for the flagship product, the iphone. revenue fell to $56 billion, down 13% from a year ago. earnings per share down 18%. introduced it moments ago. >> there were a number of encouraging signs. over one billion active devices continue to grow strongly. we added a huge number of android switchers and new to mac customers. and we generated strong growth from services. we sold 51.2 million iphones in the corner -- quarter. lower than the exceptional year ago quarter when we saw an acceleration of upgrades and 40% iphone sales growth over the previous year. that acceleration after the size of the iphone. they are warning of another sales declined this quarter. are left to decide, is this a turning point or a pause before the upgrade frenzy? studio, and our editor at large, cory johnson. what are the main takeaways? we know it is two thirds of revenue for the company. smartp

twitter has -- wanted to communicate digitally. twitter has always been an acquired taste. it is a big mistake to compare the services. niche, supermore important platform for influencers to receive data, where facebook is everybody's standard information service. emily: let's move onto lincoln. -- linkedin. they have not recovered from that massive stock slide earlier in the year. it was in the earnings report when you and david were on talking about the net day but the next day people reacted --atively -- the next day you and david were on talking about them that day, and it did not seem that bad, but the next day, people reacted very negatively. cory: the conference call -- you linkedinar frankness, said we would try a bunch of new products that we were very certain of that did not work out, so we are reverting course. that was the tenor of the analyst notes the next day. the return to analyze the business to say what is this business? even within the company, all of these mounds that have amounted to an ability to create the product, even months and weeks after they lau

and twitter's in a whole other universe. >> where is twitter?know. >> his face -- >> twitter is below $15 a share. >> full sound and fury signifying nothing. >> when are they just going to sell that thing? is there anybody who would buy it? >> i'm too busy trying to get the ceo job. i get in there and i'll fix it. >> what would you do? >> run it. >> day one, what's jim cramer's ceo twitter doing? >> oerperations. >> they have added gifts, moments, they've added an nfl deal, they've added new board members. >> hugh johnson from pepsico. why don't they add new users. that would be something. >> they did have a couple. >> oh, come on. i'm going to get into twitter, saturday nights have become -- i'm hosting, i'm going to switch out of that, run to twitter, get the stock to 18 and flip it -- >> you'll spend saturday nights on it? jack dorsey spends -- >> i didn't like the conference call. i didn't like the conference cause because they have so many things going except for earnings. >> yahoo is for sale. twitter is not interested in buying that. but

twitter will stream ten games in the fall. you can access the streams on twitter. for free. the deal will include live free game periscope from the nfl players. >> dubs are eyeing win 70 when they face off against minnesota to win four of the last five games toet the n.b.a. all-time wins record in a single reason. >> warriors fans if you hope to score playoff tickets can you get them starting tomorrow morning. the tomb has a count down clock on home page at one day, three hours and, actually, two hours and 42 minutes and 19 seconds. >> but who is counting? >> everyone! >> now, some fans are calling for the warriors to get a new look, asking for new jerries that represent oakland. >> it calls for for the jerseys to have a nod to the oakland which has been foam for 40 years. supporters say the team has the city uniform for san francisco it is only fitting to have a jersey dead indicated to the hometown. how many people have signed? 1,644. >> they could wear both. they do that anyway. >> and they are moving so it will be a moot point. >> no need to move anywhere because the wea

that is almost nine times what twitter came in. twitter is dragging along the bottom there.cy: analysts are making the comparison between facebook and twitter, if you take a look at this chart on my bloomberg you can see the year on year revenue growth. it is picking up at facebook and falling on twitter. we have people throwing shade on twitter today. thelet: and you see what stock is doing. it is actively trading stock by value. when you graph out what it looks like, they have moved on earnings in the last three quarters. in the third quarter, stock jumped and in the fourth quarter, 16% and today, as much as 9.8%, getting a lift from the quarterly response. coming up, signs of a slowdown in the economy. we unpacked today's gdp report. ♪ show me movies with explosions. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity

probably more so to twitter than the nfl. 50% of all conversations on twitter are about sports. >> reporter: last october, the nfl experimented with this live streaming game between the bills and jaguars in london on yahoo. fans in 185 countries watching. the question now, will those eyes tune in to twitter thursday night this fall? both companies have not revealed how much twitter paid for the dej tall streaming rights. the same thursday night football games will be broad cast on network television. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >>> tickets for the musical festival in san francisco go on sale thursday at 10:00 a.m. a lineup for the august festival is certainly an impressive one. radio head, lcd sound system, and lionel richie top this year's notable abocts. the muppets band will also perform. >>> "abc7 news" at 4:00 continues. with today's vote in wisconsin, could it make a big difference in the race for the white house? >>> plus, the concerns about a sexual predator in the north bay. the man kicked out of his hotel after one night. where is he now is where is he now is >> and the ne

kathy chen saying hello to twitter users on twitter. some have questioned chen's resume, pointing out before she worked for cisco or microsoft she worked in a job connected to the chinese state committee for public safety. a brand-new user of twitter despite working outside of china for years. twitter has a number of executives and board members who never used twitter until hired by twit. >> yahoo! reports profits today. two bidders came forward for the company. we expect the profit report to be grim, indeed. netflix, in the midst of reporting season. a time of year when companies own their books. netflix says it added fewer international users than maybe hoped in looking ahead, may have fewer subscribers added than hoped. netflix needs to add something new and cool and it could be off-line viewing. watch amazon prime off-line but what about netflix? without an internet connection, a movie saved to the phone. >>> federal prosecutors sent out subpoenas as part of a criminal investigation into the bay area blood testing company theranos.

here she is saying hello to twitter users on twitter.ome users questioned her resume pointing out before she worked for cisco or microsoft she worked for the chinese state committee for public safety. chan is a brand-new user of twitter. twitter has executives and board members who never use twitter until they were hired by twitter. >> yahoo reports its profits today. if i had a sound effect it would be that wah-wah sound. we expect the report to be grim. we are in the midst of reporting season. a time of year when companies open their books. netflix added fewerç international users. netflix has to come up with something new and cool. it could be offline viewing. you can watch amazon prime offline. the "wall street journal" is reporting federal prosecutors as part of the investigation into the bay area blood testing company theranos. we brought you this exclusive interview with the ceo and founder monday. we did not know about a criminal investigation. we knew about the securities and exchange commission. we've been reporting developmen

how about twitter?panies -- as we are out of some of the positions, i'm following the very closely -- not really interested in twitter at all, it seems from that statement. what do you see on the path for twitter, and for facebook, overall user growth on twitter has plateaued, and on facebook, things are changing. the whole idea of what facebook is. it is dangerous when you have a monopoly, a network effect very it may take a while for people to figure out how to take advantage of that, or what it means for users. for example, private sharing may be better for snapchat, and public sharing better for things like twitter, which have a follow-model. i would rather send this to the broadest possible audience, which is better for twitter and facebook. shifts, the how it structural advantage of many companies may shift, also. they may be right about shorting twitter, but it could also be better for twitter if all the istent shared in the world mostly around politics and people's perspectives on society, rathe

so it is on twitter. >> go to the fox 29 philly account. page, and vote. >> so, it is at fox 29 philly. that's our twitter handle here. >> that way, we could do it the other way, don't have count, we don't trust some of the people here, at least this way twit letter generate it, put all of the results. >> like chris murphy would cheat. woe flood the ballot box. so, you want to look again at our news crew? the news room, what we do to get red. >> i still in the meeting, right? >> they meet for about an hour, 9:00 to 10:00. and they plan, like there is oh, ya. oh, that's mary ann vaughn. she is our assistant news director. and that's jim driscoll, news director holding up. a trust exercise that they do. >> sure. this is how they think outside the box. >> well, who is sinking this? shawnette? >> shawnette normally comes in about now, yes. now, i didn't know that iain page can play the fiddle and the violin. >> oh, how about that? >> i think that's what you are hearing. >> look, jeff cole over there on the left. >> that guy i don't know sitting

twitter really lost it after b.e.t.'rds show "black girls rock," hosted by tracee ellis ross. the show honored the achievements of black girls and women. now, full disclosure. hashtag #twochecks-- but that doesn't have any bearing on the reaction i had to the immediate backlash the sho received online. here are just a few salty tweets. "i wonder if we started a trend #whitegirlsrock to take pride in loving ourselves, would that be racist and offensive?" "#blackgirlsrock trending, but if #whitegirlsrock, we're racist white girls wouldn't even consider having such of a movement." i wouldn't call it racist, but you're right about one thing. you wouldn't consider having a movement, because even though black girls rock is an organization that does charitable work all year round, you only show up when we're trending on twitter. so, no, it's not a real movement. it's just a temper tantrum. here's the thing. you can make whatever hashtag you want, but it's redundant. we don't need white girls rock the same way we don't need a st

i spoke to twitter ceo adam bayne who saids twitter has a number of features that will rev up the company's revenue in the third quarter. ceo jack dorsey addressing investors on the earnings call. >> we've seen increases in tweets and replies and retweets and also likes obviously. so we want to continue to make sure that we are refining that time line and making it better and better and better. so when people come back to twitter they see what is meaningful. >> guidance for the second quarter along with concerns advertisers aren't spending more weighing heavily on the stock. >> we've had a whole host of brokers coming out this morning, lowering their target price. seems on average, barclays cutting price target from $18 to 19. we've just had goldman sachs coming out raising their target price from $22 to 21. a . and jeffries, cut their price target to $32. i think the range of price target targets and cuts, raises here, shows you how confusing and what twitter can doing going forward and grow this business. e-commerce now. off setting growth concerns following the spinoff of paypal. comcast

newcky start for twitters china had. -- head. let us know what you think. follow me on twitter. please use that #. the bank of korea keeping benchmarks -- interest rates on hold. we are looking for whether we are getting a cut in their growth forecast and a cut in their inflation forecast. we are waiting for those details to drop. let's take a look at the trading day. juliette: let's have a look at the korean yuan. up by half of 1%. it was very much expected, that interest rates would be left on hold at 1.5%. we are looking for clues as to whether there will be that cut. it has been a good day for the korean market. it is continuing to hold on to those gains around half a percent. we have malaysia, singapore coming online. we have a strengthening ring get strengthening malaysian ringgit. the yen is back down against the dollar. some solid support coming back through the region. the asx 200 up 1.5%. a flat pick up coming through in new zealand. the kiwi dollar is at its highest level since june. the iron ore prices also rebounded. rio tinto has come through with first quarter iro