. >>> now in the united states apple and facebook are offering to pay for its female staff to freezeggs if they want to. but there is doubt over whether this initiative is the best way to empower women in the workplace. roxana saberi reports. >> reporter: you have got things to do. goals toaccomplish. and you may not have found the right partner yet. but you want a family some day. >> reporter: fertility centers are encouraging women who can't have kids now to freeze their eggs. >> you can stop time and preserve your fertility for when yao are ready. >> reporter: but the procedure is rarely covered by insurance and it is expensive. now facebook is helping its female employees potentially covering most of that cost. and apple is making a similar offer starting in january. a company spokes women told al jazeera: >> it takes some of the financial burden after -- it's almost like a no-brainer decision to do this, and then feel great about having that sort of insurance policy to pursue a family later on when they are ready. >> reporter: the perk is unusual for companies to offer, and it m

. >>> in the united states, apple and facebook with offering to cover the cost of freezing eggs of itse employees, but it's doubt whether the offer for fertility treatment is the best way to empower women in the workplace. >>> you have got things to do, goals to accomplish, and you may not have found the right partner yet -- >> reporter: fertility centers are encouraging women to freeze their eggs. >> you are literally stop time and preserve your fertility for when you are ready. >> reporter: but the procedure is rarely covered by insurance and it's expense if, an average of $20,000 for two rounds of treatment. now facebook is helping its female employees, potentially covering most of that cost, and apple is making a similar offer starting in january. a company spokeswoman told al jazeera: >> it takes some of the financial burden off so then the woman can -- it's almost like a no-brainer decision to do this, and then feel great about having that sort of insurance policy to pursue a family later on when they are ready. >> reporter: it's an unusual perk, and may help facebook and apple a

supply trains for a subway system in a first deal of its kind for a chinese company in the united states. apple's tim cook said more than one million credit cards were activated on the apple pay service within 72 hours of its debut last week making it the largest mobile payment offering despite the potential growth of the service. cook said iphone sales will still make up most of apple's profits for the next three years to five years. it is still about the iphone 4 apple. and it is for a six-month that the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the markets. s&p futures you can see our higher this morning as we head toward the open. we have got a slew of economic numbers. will be out. case-shiller numbers are out a 9 a.m. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. the strength of the housing recovery varies state this is really interesting, one factor that could be a play is politics. according to a new study, the in a 53% of blue states in america were better off compared to 78% in red states a dotted line why is that? let's dig in a little bit further into the foreclosure and housing marke

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apple tv. ebola, the first case in the united states was diagnosed earlier this week and accordinga to a canadian official the person traveled to brussels to the united states. patrick, one of the questions is, obviously technology holds promise to track ebola and track ebola outbreaks. can it predict an outbreak before it happens and can it stop it before it starts? >> well, you have to have one before the spread can be modeled or predicted. that is sort of the problem. for instance we were talking about health map. health map is a very, very rapid indicator of the spread of ebola. as soon as it shows up, people start writing about it and creating content and putting it online. but it is a lagging indicator. they have to have it in place before you talk about where it will go next. so right now we are -- technology is providing researchers some great help in tracking where it is moving pretty close to real time but where it might suddenly emerge all of a sudden, this is really, really tricky. the cdc and researchers around the world have had real problems. primarily because you can model how qui

nearly 70 million apple pay enabled devices could ship over the next two years, that's twice of number of american express cards currently in circulation within the united states. if a retailer wants to accept apple pay, it needs a point of sale terminal combatible with the technology used by apple. that's another big reason to upgrade systems which means more business for verifone, i think they are going to make it so retail customers will demand apple pay. if that happens, there's no way retailers can hold back from giving orders to verifone, for the chip enabled systems and demand for communication systems to communicate with apple pay, i think we could be witnessing a major upgrade cycle for payment terminals well in extent of what we've already had. for example, right now 30% of terminals in the country are emv compatible. at the very least we're talking about $250 million incremental revenue opportunity and expected to earn $2 billion next year and i think that could be very conservative. they are a high quality, beaten wall street estimates for the last four quarters. i expect the company to be able to poeflt 9% annual sales growth over the next few yea

united states. but poor sales and strong competition from apple and samsung drove the brand's co-founder cher wang to return to day-to-day operations last fall. wapg wang is one of technology's most successful women but can she rebuild the brand she helped make? >> we are producing one of the best smartphones in the world. >> even if you have the best smart phone or one of the ones being reviewed as one of the best, can you get the word out when you're competing against companies that have deep pockets, like a samsung, like an apple, how do you do that? >> the branding is you just have to be consistent, telling people that you are one of the best company, and you have the best phone. and the brains, you have to make people love you. it takes time to do that. >> it's not easy to do, why don't we talk about what you're introducing, the new products that you have with some of the new things. people may look and think it's a periscope on a submarine, what is this? >> it's a re. we call it re. the little remarkable camera. it's something you can grab on your hand, it's so light, and very easy to carry wit

united states. yes it has happened in the big apple.he victim a doctor back from west africa and that doctor had been back for days. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. health officials are fanning out across new york city trying to track down all the people he had contact with since his return. our jennifer joyce joins us tonight from the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: we are told that in the last several days the patient road the subway hopped in cabs and went bowling in brooklyn. it's difficult to know how many people he may have come in contact with. 33 year old craig spencer currently being treated in a specially built isolation ward at manhattan's bellevue hospital. he was rushed there today after coming down with a 103-degree fever and diarrhea. spencer returned from guinea more than week ago. he was there treating ebola patients as a physician with doctors without borders. now, his preliminary results test positive for the disease. new york city officials say spencer has been again riding the subway and cabs

compare that to a united states senator -- >> talking about senator vitter but that's apples and orangest is not because he's much more important person. >> in that case he came clean and admitted what he had's done. it is not really about the underlying prostitution allegation because that's legal there zplip don't care some 25-year-old volunteer who's not married with a united states senator -- >> not about the underlying. >> here's problems about the underlying. what they said is we didn't want to investigate this. we want to investigate the secret service because they protect the president. we hold them to a hire standard than we do some volunteer. whether he did it or not i think it relevant. to say it is a coverup where -- >> wait. so the dhs inspector general's office headed up an inspection, investigation, into this. the guy who was the lead investigator said we were directed at the time to delay the report of the investigation until after the 2012 election. that's according to folks who have seen these documents. that's the lead investigator saying we were told to bury this. >>

united states treasury department, eager to get its cut of an american company's good fortune. but much of that revenue generated around the world doesn't come back here to the united states, it goes to ireland, where apple a lower corporate tax rate and in a global economy, that kind of corporate practice has become pretty much standard practice. but buying a foreign company so that your american company can be subject to friendlier tax codes in that country, that's a newer trend, and the obama administration is pushing back. that story is next. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laughs! ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. from the experts in feminine protection. introducing dance-all-you-want bladder leak protection new always discreet underwear for sensiti

united states. >> there's much more from monica lewinski ahead. and apple pay goes online today. a system to let you use your phone instead of cash or credit cards. jerri willis just tried and it she'll be here to explain how it works and how secure it is. let's get to it. >>> good monday afternoon to you and yours. forthfrom the news deck this afternoon, creepy text messages may have led cops to a suspected serial killer, possibly bringing an end to a string of murders that could stretch back for decades. that's what we're learning from nothing officials in northern inside. cops found seven bodies over the weekend, in the city's of gary and hammond. investigators say friend of one of the victims received text messages from the victim's phone. the friend says she believes those messages came from the accused killer. police say that led them to the victim's body at a motel. and those messssages led them straight to the suspect. here's the guy's mug shot. police say he did confess, not just to that murder but to several others. cops say he was convicted sex offender in texas before

united states. >> there's much more from monica lewinski ahead. and apple pay goes online today. system to let you use your phone instead of cash or credit cards. jerri willis just tried and it she'll

power also says she will obey the law when she returns to the united states, although it is not clear whether she'll be quarantined. >>> apple's ceo tim cook is speaking out about his sexuality and acknowledging he is gay. he made the announcement in an essay published in bloomberg business week writing in part, quote, while i haven't denied my sexual thety, i haven't denied it. i'm proud to be gay and i consider it among the greatest gifts god has given me. christine romans is here and i can't help but thinking kind of everybody already knew. >> i don't know. i don't think the average person who uses an iphone would know that. i think people who are in the media maybe did, people who worked with him, but hemted to publicly speak up and say i am gay and this is one of the greatest gifts god has given me. why? because it's made him relate with people who might be downtrodden or discriminated against, it has made him a better person. one thing i think he says that is really fascinating and i want to read this quote. i don't consider myself an activist, but i realized how much it benefitted from the sacrifice of others. so, if he

united states to codify a legacy business registry. designation of these cultural assets la victoria's bakery, green apple books, the rock see, gallery [speaker not understood], the list could go on and on, will provide some is civic recognition of the importance to the community of these establishments. one additional piece is that we would like to begin this process with one tangible benefit. this legislation would provide property owners purchasing buildings in which a legacy business operates a rebate of a transfer fee if they extend a commercial lease to the legacy business for ten years. additionally, if a legacy business is able to purchase its own property, then it would also qualify for a rebate of the transfer fee. there is so little data that exists regarding the number of legacy business he in san francisco. we don't know how many there are, what their status is as property owners or tenants, the size of these business he, the ownership models, et cetera. therefore, this legislation also asks the office of small business to conduct a study and make substantive recommendations for the expansion of this program and provide ad

united states, and family of four were aboard. high- altitude rescuers were called to get everyone to safety. apples having problem its first week of operation. some people using the new smartphone payment service spotted "double charges" on their bank of america accou b-of-a is apologizing and correcting about a thousand transactions. google is offering a soluti for users who are buried in g-mail. the new app is called inbox sorts and turns e-mails into reminders... it highlights important information so you don't have to read the enti message. the app launches today -- but it's invite on for now. cancer is so common that one in three people is affectedy it in some way. so to raise awareness...the student council at a redwood city school came up with a unique idea to honor those fighting the disease. this week's cool school is roy cloud elementy what's cool about your scho? you can e-mail your nominato what's cool about your scho? you can e-mail your nominato us at: cool schools at kpix- dot-com. wy come and feature your schoo the show. a child's halloween costume has some parents up check out thi

convenient and secure, just some of the buzz surrounding the launch of the new apple pay system, which rolls out in the united states. but is there going to be an overnight success? it does seem that there's a few stumbling blocks. have a look at this. the first is the service will only work on new models of the iphone. yep, you're going to have to get a new one if you want it. we're talking about the iphone 6 or the 6 plus. if you've got an older iphone, you can't join the party. if you've got an android phone, you're not even invited in the first place. also, so far, only 220,000 scores have signed up. it's only a fraction of the 6 million shops that are in the united states, although admittedly some of the biggest brands are taking part, including mcdonald's, whole foods and walgreens. and finally, corporate store cards and loyalty cards, they can't be accepted yet, and that means shoppers that enjoy rewards from their macy's or bloomingdales cards, for example, will no longer see those benefits if they use apple pay. but there is no reason to believe that another layer of technology couldn't sort this problem ou

apple tv and amazon fire. the first case of ebola in the united states was diagnosed earlier this week.he disease has infected more than 6000 people in africa and with the first case being reported and in the united states, what role can technology play to help stop it spreading. i am joined by patrick tucker, the author of "the naked future." we are just learning more about this specific case in texas. this patient flow through brussels. let's start with airport screening. what can be done at airports that -- technologically to keep someone with ebola from passing through those gates? >> there is not a great deal at this time. some airports like in south africa and nigeria and asia are experimenting with thermal scanners. they scanned for elevated human temperature. they were in place across the united states as well following the 2009 sars outbreak which was favor base. the problem with that is while it provides a certain amount of public copper, it is not going to be an effective stop. you can carry ebola for as long as 21 days before you begin to present symptoms. when you start to

. >> some of the buzz surrounding the launch of the new apple pay system that rolls out in the united statesay. some stumbling blocks include the fact that the service will only work on a new one. got to get a new iphone 6, and only a fraction of the six million stores in the u.s. have signed up to it so far. corporate star cards and loyalty cards, they're not accepted at the moment. we're going to be talking more about this on "gmt," and coming up in just over an hour's time with one of our famous tech gurus. >>> also, traders are bracing themselves for another week of crazy gyrations on the global markets. today we've seen shares in asia rise dramatically. in fact, the nikkei closed up almost 4%. the european markets haven't been following suit so far. it's like the stock market needs to see a therapist. why? because it's temperamental, it's flighty, prone to violent mood swings. you'll know last week it was a heck of a ride for investors. plunging oil prices, signs of a european slowdown, signs of a china slowdown. you've got ebola. on the upside, investors are seeing company earnings, re

everybody sits around the table and hopes their child is the ceo of apple or the president of the united statestv show on saturday morning. the reality that christy has missed and walker has missed. some others. a lot of those sitting at that stable, they are making the minimum wage. this sbisn't about their kids. in rural places like south dakota, folks who may be working at a garage, they are making relatively low wages. the idea of bumping it up. it makes sense to them. you will you have red states that maybe the republicans will have in the red states bought the same time look at the minimum wage states, they are probably all going to pass. nick nichols from the nation. we want to return to the nows right after this after yesterday's shooting in seattle. there was another onesacramento. details after this. an unprecedented program arting busithat partners businesses with universities across the state. for better access to talent, cutting edge research, and state of the art facilities. and you pay no taxes for ten years. from biotech in brooklyn, to next gen energy in binghamton, to manufact

united states markets from there. i want, i do want to point out apple reports its earnings after the close today. that is a huge, that is a biggie of course. the stock isn't down that much though from its all-time high in early september. it is down maybe 4%. so there's, you, you have to watch for those numbers. jon: they have been selling that iphone 6 and 6 plus. the expectation on that if you're interested, because i'm a nerd, here you go. jon: okay. >> 37.41 million iphones expected to be to be sold. more than half of revenue comes from iphone sales alone. jon: wow! wow. we're closing in on november. we're about what, 10 days away. if we get out of october with our skins intact are we going to -- >> do not invest based on the calendar. i do not believe in that. i think stocks, given how much interest rates have fallen, stocks look good. you know what is a great sign though? oil has fallen so much. gasoline national average, $3.10 a gallon. based from the high in april, about $500 less a year on gasoline. jon: if you're not spending 70 or 80 bucks to fill up your tank you have money to do othe

facebook and apple are now the first major u.s. companies in the united states to cover this procedure for nonmedical reasons. the company will pay up to $20,000 to do so. google also reportedly does the same. fertility doctors and women's rights advocates says it helps women pursue career goals and gives them more options for family planning. >> the population of women who would need it is the professional women, the ones who are building a career and have the potential to become ceos and, and, and top level people but need years to do that. >> reporter: apple released a statement saying we want to empower women at apple to do the best work. their lives as they care for loved ones and raise their families. facebook started doing this in january. apple offers this benefit next year. back to you. >> kiet, tell us, what has the trend been in the past few years of women actually freezing their eggs? >> reporter: you know, some media outlets have been polling some fertility clinics in the city and the tri-valley. everyone is saying that the number has tripled in the

apple phones. according to a security firm based here in the united states. once this fake app is clicked on, it then has the potential to get access to text messages, call logs, location data, pictures and even passwords. the ceo of the company that discovered this when his team dissected the code behind all this, they found it pointed back to computer servers in mainland china, samuel burke, cnn, new york. >> it's a mystery. i wonder who. we'll take a break here. when we come back, the head of the u.s. secret service, the one who was blasted by critics over security lapses, she has resigned. reaction from the white house coming up. ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves. get more clean water to everyone. who's going to take the leap? who's going to write the code? who's going to do it? engineers. that's who. that's what i want to do. be an engineer. ♪ [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of ex

took pride in the fact that the googles and the i.b.m.s and xerox and apple all came out of silicon valley and out of the united states. i.b.m. didn't come out of silicon valley. and the other countries could not create a silicon valley. is that still true? >> it's still true. we have to be a little bit cautious. take google. sergei bren, his parents are in russia, they're brought to maryland, he studies math and becomes co-founder of google. we need to keep the immigration system fix sod we get the best and brightest. >> charlie: so the best of the united states is we get all the smart people from other countries? >> it's not bad to be a brain magnet to have all the smart people from other countries. russia or china, people don't feel comfortable with the free flow of information, when you see what's happening in china this week. i think we feel comfortable sentence days of ben franklin and thomas payne with handing out pamphlets and the free flow of information. we have to preserve that as well. take gene jennings bayhtech, she was from a town of less than 200 people, but goes to missouri state college, wants to bec

united states stocks are raising higher in trading today. this is from up beat corporate reports from companies like apple and harly davidson.e having a good session in the market. back to you jon. >> flying is a miscible -- miserable experience i find this year. >> that is coming from the pilot. >> that is why i became a pilot because i didn't like flying on the airlines. >> maybe we can hitch a ride with you? >> any time. >> that is confirmed on tv. >> sheldon can come, too. could it be him? what investigators are saying about the latest spotting of the man wanted for the shooting at the police barracks. and what a new jury will hear during jodi aries sentencing trial and the big differences between this phase and the one the youry couldn't decide. that is next. that is next. are high. i'm not juice or fancy water. i've got 8 grams of protein. twist my lid! that's three times more than me. 17 vitamins and minerals. and zero fat! hmmmm. you bring a lot to the party! yay! new ensure active clear protein. 8 grams protein. zero fat. 17 vitamins and minerals. jodi arias ari. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to

apple pie. i made that up, that's my catch phrase. >> how do you feel? do you feel different? du>> i feel i know so much more than about the united statesmost americans. we had to take the hardest test. a civics test. and we're so behind. >> i bet you couldn't pass it. >> no chance you could pass. >> could you pass the civics? do you know your stuff. >> when was the constitution? thank you. >> i'm not an american anymore. this is the american for me. this knows everything. >> the longest river in the united states? >> i'll go the nile. >> no. çlaughterÑ >> anyone else know? >> the missouri. >> that's why i didn't say mississippi, because i knew. >> who wrote the federalist papers? this is on the test. >> glen beck talks about it a lot. >> and that's an acceptable answer. >> i also wanted to show up -- i appreciate that you plugged the aw album and the special on netflix on the 21st. but also i want to plug a few more things. i want to plug jules vern's 20,000 leagues under the sea. it's an amazing book. it's apparently translateed and with a forward brunettey. you have to love a brunettey translation. >> vu worked together? >> no, i hav

apple says its own servers have not been compromised. >>> the government expanded its air bag warning to more than 6 million vehicles in the united statese fear is that the faulty air bags can explode sending shrapnel flying. head to 6abc.com and do a search using the key word air bag to find out if your car is on that list. >>> turning to wall street, stocks extended their recovery from last week. futures are mixed right now. >>> marty mcfly made you dream about in it back to the future two. now a california tech company wants to make it a reality. hendo started a kickstarter campaign to create a hover board. four disk shaped engines create a magnetic field which levitates the board off of a special surface that does not come with this device. hendo is hoping to raise $250,000 to make this product and i'm going to make like a tree and get out of here. erin back to you. >> maybe one day that will help you beat traffic on the schuylkill. >>> a crowd of 1400 at the national constitution center cheered the youngest recipient of the philadelphia liberty medal. malala yousafzai last night, the 17-year-old from pakistan was given the award. t

he stressed that the united states must raise the minimum wage to continue the growth. >>> will are reports appleto reveal a new i-pad in two weeks the wall street journal is reporting they will introduce it on october 16 president. they are expected to reveal a new imac as well. >> today oakland is holdoing it's free family festival. it's called oaktoberfest. the tapping of the first keg will kick off the event in two hours at 10:45. 40 local by ribbon cuttings ribbon cutting -- breweries will be on hand. pete is the headline act. and fruitvale afternoon. >> we will turn to rosemary. we are talking about getting a little cooler but -- it's still hot. at least along the coast. the inland communities will take one more day. giving you a live look at the beautiful blue sky. the low 50s. a wide range. in just a moment. the current temperatures. want to get a look. some of us will feel a difference. some of us not so wrong. 85 degrees. san francisco expected to take a big drop. inland just a few degrees cooler for napa. we are taking baby steps toward this cooling trend. along the coast and inside th

apple and chinese rivals. good morning. good evening to those of you in asia. good morning to those waking up in the united states.e pulse." we are here in london. today, we ares going to see rocket skates. this could be the future of urban travel. it looks like fun. let's look at the top story. into has rejected a merger. is reallyrsation interested in. there are so moving parts between glencore and rio and the chinese. this is an amazing mix of politics that we need to focus on. the middle of in this. what is his game plan? this is change the game plan somewhat. july,proach from rio in they came back in august and rejected that approach. a are now at the start of takeover now that is public. they will be able to speak to shareholders about it. they can gauge some interest from shareholders and support for the deal. >> didn't need to get public at some point? >> once they rejected it, yes, it had to. they want to do something on a friendly races. we know that glencore hates to pay big premiums for their transactions. they have done a $60 billion in deals in the last 10 years. ivan hates to overpay. >> he's got a

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united states. >> that is correct. >> stephen: thank you for that shocking news, doctor. >> thank you. >> stephen: dr. kent sepkowitz, memorial sloan kettering cancer center. we'll be right back, maybe. thank you. ( cheers [announcer:] apples are good. as strongbow hard cider, better. but strongbow over ice is the best. enjoying strongbow over ice with your slow motion horse, the bestest. ♪ strongbow, world's number one hard cider . ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. thank you so much. good to see you. welcome back. nation, i gotta tell you-- and i don't suppose it's necessarily any kind of news flash right now, but being rich is great. the only drawback is sometimes you encounter people who have less money than you have. and what we rich people want more than anything else is to feel separate in our exclusiveness. this is a state known add solitocity. it's a secret word that only rich people use. ( laughter ) it's on the special s.a.t. that we don't have to take because the college has a building named after us. this need for exclusivity is why we have our own private jets, our own private islands, even our own private parts. ( laughter ) i mean, imagine going through life with only one

apple -- it's incredibly generous. >> thank you. , half a billion online shoppers and china will have a way to shop in the united statestoday's introduction of the pass. e ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." is pushing further into the u.s. market today with the new payment service called epass . it will let chinese shoppers of byproducts directly on u.s. retail sites and manage payments and door-to-door shipping logistics. 's u.s.own with alipay president for an interview ahead of the epass announcement. digital version of cash in china. for almostalipay everything over the internet. they pay their bills and restaurants. they do a lot of things with alipay. it is hard to imagine someone without an alipay account. >> it has been referred to the crown jewel of alibaba. what is the relationship today? >> and processes every single transaction within aligroup properties. >> they are two separate companies. >> structurally, they are two separate companies. >> you just launched alipay epass. >> it has been fantastic. we are taking a different angle. is a business service to u.s. and european merchants so to tapey can us

this is happening in the united states here in america. when you think about the appleevolution, the iphone revolution, you need a place to put your iphone for charging and such. so there is an entire economy on etsy of hand made iphone cases and chargers and that sort of thing. so the shop here is mag sill la, and it is run out of pasadena california, have really amazing business making these items. i have one on my desk. policy. >> creeps in. >> a lot of things intersect here. this is shop called milk and honey luxuries based out of virginia. there the proprietor makes what you see here, silverware with stamped images on them or stamped messages. we reached out to our sellers. we're very pro-net neutrality and to make goods to show congress and policymakers and fcc we really believed in the open internet. sara was in nursing school to do this on the side as stress relief. her business grew so much, she quit nursing school. got a wholesale deal with nordstrom. her husband who works with finance quit to help her do her job. we're building a beautiful world where women m

united states airports that handle 90 percent of passengers from west africa are stepping up their prevention measures with daily developments in the crisis with updates as they happen and other breaking news where apple app and google play and more information is at abc7news.com/apps. >>> investigators are trying to clean up a freeway after a double-decker bus with passengers flip this morning near indianapolis. one is in critical conditions. the bus overturned 20 miles south end indianapolis at 1:30 our time. the bus was headed to chicago from atlanta. the diver swerved to avoid another crash. it is people were on the bus. the bus is operated by the megabus tour company. police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a woman and drove off at north 33rd at 8:00 last night. the woman was found in the street suffering from major injuries and died at the hospital. witnesses say the driver was a woman in a light colored s.u.v. last seen heading westbound. >> imagine having your car stolen not once but twice in the same day. imagine it happening at a hospital where your spouse is being treated for m.s. and that happened to a man in san jose. >>> what could possibly happen to make things any worse? and

so consumer growth staples and also the united states is a global innovator in technology. i know there's a lot of talk about apple going on right now. we like the technology space here. earnings revisions have come down. we think it's a good opportunity. >> all right. paul, thank you very much. neil, always good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> ty, up to you. >> sue, thank you very much. exactly how and exactly to what extent, we don't know, but certainly fears about ebola have unsettled an already jittery market. congress holding hearings right now to discuss how to contain this deadly virus. and our meg terrell is there live on capitol hill. hi, meg. >> reporter: hi, tyler. we're in the middle of the q&a. a lot of fiery questions about what happened at that dallas hospital, about the cdc response to helping there and a lot of questions ongoing now about travel restrictions into the united states from those three affected countries in west africa. congressman fred upton, the chairman of the committee, starting out by calling for an immediate restriction on travel from those areas in west afri

united states. up tonight, "with all due respect" with your governors. ♪ with someft challenges, apple front and centere news. good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." futures up 12. we are getting back there with the vix well under the 20-year average, 18.57. $83.19 a barrel. nymex crude down. top headlines with scarlet. >> warren buffett taking a $900 million hit. the is how much value billionaire's men in ibm has lost since it abandoned its 2015 earnings forecast. toe customers are moving cloud computing. shares fell more than 7%, to their lowest level since 2011. a comedy pulled its support for a 52 billion other deal amid opposed changes. the drugmaker has since announced a $5 billion share buyback and boosted its quarterly dividend. will pay a it breakup fee. russian authorities say the driver who crashed ceo, was drunk. >> this is a bit of swashbuckling. we are a fortune -- we are fortunate to have michael levi with us today. the council on foreign relations of energy, you were quite taken by the tragedy of this total, tragedy of this reference. it is extraordinarily saturday. he was a

apple pay and current c. will be able to exist with quiche other going along. android is still the dominant market share player in the united states for mobile phone usage for smart phone usage and around the globe. al. he pay and current c. will be available together. you can get apple pay on your and droid, as well. >> facebook yesterday shares fell after the company reported expenses could rise by 75% next year. amazon reporting its largest quarterly loss in 14 years. are tech companies building empires at the expense of their shareholders when we see these huge write offs? >> they are building emspires and they need to because we are in a global community and the people who provide the digital content and product will be better in this case. facebook and amazon are going down two paths. amazon has been around 20 years and not turned a sizeable profit in any quarter. it depends upon whether shareholders are growing restless with the strategy to continually reinvest profits in programs like drones delivering packages. facebook is investing heavily in application developer, software developer. >> they spent $22 billion on what's