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volatility will have a big impact on whether the tech unicorns decide to go public. carter mac shared with usutlook for tech ipo's to come. >> i think a lot of the bigger companies are multinational in scale and the policy, trump's policies, generally anti-trade, those kinds of things are really affecting people's viewpoints of the bigger companies. since those are the largest market cap companies, affecting the whole industry. emily: facebook, google, netflix, all down since the election. do you think that will keep up with that once we start to see more certainty, that could change? >> i think it can change. i think the tech sector will probably join this rally at some point. i think we're going to talk a little about ipo's. i think the backdrop for ipo's is good. people looking for high-growth in the market today, we see a lot of growth in technology, especially in cloud-based software platforms, and other companies that don't necessarily have as big an impact from these global economic issues. emily: 2015, 2016, pretty dry years for tech ipo's. now we have two political surprises with don

it is using tech for everyday tasks. johnny blitzed his qualifying race.arts strong, but quickly alls behind. the california competitor has some of the most advanced technology in the world. johnny comes in second, but his coach couldn't be happier. >> excellent. really pleased. >> the research has brought implications. scientists believe studying people with severe handicaps can lead to breakthroughs. there are no cash prizes for the winners, but that is not the point. it is about pushing the limits of science. emily: up next, the hot home decor startup adds a new market to its global expansion plan. the ceo talks to us about whether an ipo is in the cards. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: uber is the latest to start capitalizing on india's currency crunch. they are launching a car booking service just for weddings. customers can prepay for rides for wedding related travel. uber hopes the option will appeal in india, where it is common for thousands to attend lavish weddings. turning now to houzz, the online home decor startup looking to india. india would be

all episodes of bloomberg tech are live streaming on twitter. check us out at bloomberg tech tv. is is bloomberg. ♪ emily: let us turn out the videogame makers we are watching. a solid beats per second quarter sales. adjusted revenue coming in well above estimates of more than $479 million. take two cited strong sales. it also boosted its full-year forecast. zinga down after hours. it missed estimates. it continues transition away from this talk games played -- desktop games played on facebook and is looking for a new hit on mobile. a big tex mover after hours. facebook and what the cfo says about the latest movers. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: is 1:30 p.m. by here in hong kong. markets are turning their focus from the fed to the bank of england. the central bank gets set to release its rate decision just a few hours from now. keepsts expect the boe to it on hold. mark carney may have to reassess their forecast as a fuller picture of the reaction to the u.s. vote. cash profits fell 18%, four part 5 billion u.s. dollars. the bank has been struggling with higher funding costs and ris

with us for the hour today, josh brown, steve weiss, sarat, the brothers najarian, and the -- chief investment officer at dell tech international group. also joining us from washington d.c. is michael far, the president of far miller and washington. let's begin today with the markets, financials, and energy leading the way. john najarian, this just maybe paused for a day or two, and you pick back up where you left off. >> it's such a broad rally too, judge. it's not just the one sector. of course, we're being driven by energy today. we've also got financials acting extremely well, and when we had the election and the day after and we were talking about that's why we've got a very broad based rally, and now you've got some of the rails really kicking in here too. >> but, pete, i asked you yesterday whether you could keep buying some of these sectors that had run so much since the election, and you said yes, and you said the financials were the place to look and lo and behold, we have that as one of the leadership groups today. >> you look across the financials. i mean, if we look at anybody who i think is the bigge

80s.he >> nintendo brings back a classic of the christmases, it is smaller as rich demuro shows us in today's tech report. holiday season is upon us that brenda some great nintendo games. >> you can play on your own or with others they got something for you they've got mario/they team up to fill in the missing colors it's up to you to get t the bottom of the historyi, the isto think you'll get a real kick ou of itit, both parents and kids. this time, kirby can use his robo body armor picketing superpowerful he can navigate i his environment you can also pick up different power options. you can also take on this is a game to play with friends or go each character has their own set of equipment and you go through the environments together.o >> they brought back the nes classic, constancy $2 including 30 building games and additional controllers are $10, it has bee modernized it has hdmi to plug into any hdmi tv really fun it has tons of games in different ways to display it. is the most beautiful your same. i think you'll see this one on lots of holiday trees.ll if you have seen caddyshack you can r

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joining us now with what tech might look like is david kirkpatrick and james.mazon, alphabet, among others. james, you said terrifically this morning in your note about potential impacts. the first thought was in silicon valley, we have so many great companies from intel to google, founded by people from other countries that we depend on people with visas for these companies. why do you think immigration will not be the most important thing for silicon valley? james: we think trade is a bigger deal. when you think about immigration, what does trump really want to do? his talks at rallies -- it is about creating jobs here. when you think about what the technology industry is doing, they are not as much as disenfranchised as american workers as they are in hiring the best of the best. at the same time, when you think about supply and demand -- there is a lot more demand for these technology jobs than supply. that is why we don't see h1b visas being a top priority. david: my thought when i hear that -- i assume you are saying if he takes his trade actions, iphones

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there is concern that donald trump trade policies might cut 'sto eight tech -- big tech profits. kathy joins uswhy is tech feeling the brunt of this, is because silicon valley chose the wrong side? it has toon't think do with that, i think the stocks he featured here have done so well this year, so well in the last few years that once people understood we would see lower tax rates, deregulation, more of a pro cyclical market, i believe we saw a rotation more toward cyclicals and financials that have been held down by the slow growth economy in regulation. i think he was nothing more than that. if trump is going to make america great again, and i do agree with these policies, i think the stocks will have a good run. his thoughts on deregulation spill over into the tech industry? there are some parts of his potential policies that could actually benefit a lot of these companies, including his tax plan. cathie: absolutely. these are programs policies and these are growth stocks. we are very encouraged by what we are hearing. there was a stock today that i think illustrates what the potential of th

as far as we can tell from sources they are using high-tech stuff to go through those look for key wordsoking for classification, looking for different elements of the investigation ongoing. remember two things. there is the email investigation on the classified emails, then we know now that the clinton foundation investigation had continued with four separate f.b.i. offices work on that. and it never stopped. even though there was some word and reporting that it had. the clinton foundation. the quid pro quo, what secretary of state clinton was doing with the foundation possibly for money, that may be more damning in the long run than perhaps the classification. kennedy: just the things you laid out, and different areas that have been under investigation. the one thing that sticks with me that i keep coming back to is the relationship between the f.b.i. and the deputy director and terry mcauliffe giving almost $500,000 donation. bret: 75. kennedy: it's almost $700,000 he donated to the campaign of the deputy direct university f.b.i.'s wife. and the fact that terry mcall live is part of t

current a straightforward kind of technology you can have our young con or daughter learn how to use one at soft tech in san francisco but something that bigger companies like, sir can use to help to make their process more efficient at the end of the day when you add technology with people it is not instead of people that is the two together that's what makes the magic happen and that's where i see san francisco and others see san francisco be able to lead the way and demonstrate those those two together work with that, my heartfelt thanks to the mayors leadership and supervisor cowen and her colleagues leadership on everything from land use to providing more visibility to those kinds of companies thank you to the corporate companies like the gaps and others from san francisco may not produce in the city any longer than but made investment and decision that help to drive the business of the, sir can and more importantly i want to thank you the team that makes, sir can as you may know from us as/78 their 12 of us i couldn't do anything without my team and want martin is the driver the primary author

tech infrastructure is slowing. joining me from new york, glenn o'donnell. thank you for joining us. sly cisco in the midst of a big transition. how would you corporate spendinn tech infrastructure is slowing. joining me from new rate the prs of the transition under the new ceo chuck robb and so far? the realen't seen results of the full transition yet. a lot is changing at cisco. this is a giant company going through some pretty major changes. i'm not surprised that cisco is having trouble with its earnings and revenue right now. it is a flattening market. compound that with the fact that chuck robbins is changing the company in some pretty dramatic ways. and, he's made some really good progress in making those changes. it is going to take some time until we see the residual effects of that. where he's going to take the company into some of the growth areas. emily: let's talk about cloud computing. this is an area where amazon, microsoft, even google are winning, yet you have some of these older school tech giants like cisco ,hp, dell, oracle trying to take on the cloud as well. how

look at us, using our fancy high-tech medicine to treat cold sores and tennis elbow. so don't go into plastic surgery. i'm sick of this condescending attitude toward me, everybody thinking i only have to smile at women and they're begging to have their hips reduced. god forbid somebody gives me credit for having any talent. but not as good as the resident genius, right? that's not what we're saying, jack. nobody has to. what the hell got into him? [humming love is a many splendored thing] hey, dad. why are you home, douglas? it's saturday night. i'm hanging out with you and mom tonight. oh. dad, we really don't get to spend enough time together. before you know it, i'll be living on my own. that we let this opportunity slip by. couldn't get a date again, huh? no. i'm back, david. i got it. doogie. you're home. why? i just thought we could do something together... as a family. isn't that what families do, sit around and enjoy each other's company? what is it with you? a son wants to spend time with his parents. instead, he gets interrogated. i'm all for watching a movi

current a straightforward kind of technology you can have our young con or daughter learn how to use one at soft tech in san francisco but something that bigger companies like, sir can use to help to make their process more efficient at the end of the day when you add technology with people it is not instead of people that is the two together that's what makes the magic happen and that's where i see san francisco and others see san francisco be able to lead the way and demonstrate those those two together work with that, my heartfelt thanks to the mayors leadership and supervisor cowen and her colleagues leadership on everything from land use to providing more visibility to those kinds of companies thank you to the corporate companies like the gaps and others from san francisco may not produce in the city any longer than but made investment and decision that help to drive the business of the, sir can and more importantly i want to thank you the team that makes, sir can as you may know from us as/78 their 12 of us i couldn't do anything without my team and want martin is the driver the primary author

check us out at bloomberg tech tv week days 3:00 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg.armon's c.e.o. says samsung is a good fit. >> samsung and harmon believe is is an ideal strategic fit that will maximize our complementry strengths. their global scale and r & d capabilities will provide harmon o be able to expand our reach. emily: sticking with the car business, it has only been a few months since a ride giant bought out uber's operations in china. they are going to enhorse tighter ride sharing rules. if that policy goes into feblingtuber's deal might give -- a last laugh. with david spoke kirk patrick. take a listen. >> there is a discordance between the central government and the local administrations. if you look at the local government. the local level because the city governments are in charge of issuing a lot of permits for the axis operations. this is a push back from the cab rives. it is a blow to their business. >> they were taking a step closer to an i.p.o. i wonder if you get the sense with not just uber but some of these unicorn companies are starting to t

. >> reporter: the government is playing a part in this, encouraging domestic firms to use the new tech in their business. they're hoping that virtual world technology will help spawn movement in the real world economy. >> time now for the world weather update. we're in for sunny skies in tokyo for this friday. >> actually tokyo is looking rather decent. it's going to remain on the cloudy or partly cloudy side. the islands here across central japan really stopping any of that precipitation out here from getting over there towards the east. but if you are are across parts of hokkaido, plenty of rain and snow to go around. in fact over the past 24 hours, there's one area out here in hokkaido that received 9 millimeters of snowfall. a daily record for that area, and also some areas 23 centimeters of total snow depth. another low will develop over the weekend and bring some additional precipitation. a little bit of warmup saturday and sunday out ahead of that low in tokyo, 21 for your high. but it will cool off once it does push by. 15 expected there by monday. hokkaido as well, you can exp

emily: still ahead, joe lonsdale joins us and how a trump presidency may impact tech.jim chanos chimes in on president elect trump's impact on tech stocks. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: let's turn to the global forum in riyadh where global coast and tech pioneers are talking about innovation and how it might help diversify saudi arabia's economy away from a reliance on oil. erik schatzker sat down with joe lonsdale, co-founder of palantir technologies. the question, what will peter thiel bring to president elect donald trump's transition team? >> he is one of the smartest people i know. what is unique about him is he is able to look at things from a contrary in perspective. the way he maps out the world is not the way people in the media talk about what matters. having peter there will give him a perspective. erik: what do you think his priorities will be? joe: i'm not sure what his priorities will be. i think he has a lot of common sense around things that matter for the tech sector. a lot of the regulatory reform. i think peter really believes in making america a place

us as , well. a story we're watching, since the u.s. presidential election, techok a leg lower, including amazon. the stock off its highs of the year. still up 50% year-to-date. amazon shares have been trading at an attractive price at the moment. take a listen. >> amazon is going to have an outstanding holiday season because they continue to garner additional market share in retailing. the stock pulled back during the vicious rotation in the direction of cyclicals out of countercyclicals, and investors had a bit of a buying opportunity. we covered a bit since the 14th, but it is not and it's high. it is at 17 times next year's -- that is, i think, a very attractive price for amazon.com. emily: and, bloomberg tv will be broadcasting from around the globe on thanksgiving day. the ecb vice president will be joining bloomberg surveillance to react to the group's financial stability report. today in 5:00 a.m. eastern on thursday. up next, we will break down the most hackable holiday gifts this year. intel security experts tell us what to do to protect your gadgets fro

be checking in with rich demuro in today's tech drones are one of the hottest technologies, it is small and also create some amazing video as rich demuro joins us on the tech reportvi with this device. i'm surprised that were doing the tech report on thisur day of history. >> one of the top companies, made a big name with their phantom drone now they've got the new one powerful packed with features but still folds up and fits in your backpack. people are most impressed with how small it actually is versus how powerful it is. >> stabilized 4-k camera that captures amazing video, you can flight about 4 miles away, the it is super easy to fly, use your phone, the controller or combination in just a few minutes, it was airborne, and maneuvering it like a semi pro. it is packed with sensors, remembers where he took off, so they can land the same spot. > holder and that's it. >> crash avoidance is built-in. you can say i want you to stay away from objects at 6 feet, ten or however many feet up to 20 feet attracts your subject and shoots video automatically.. it lets you take the perfect aerial selfie. you can fit for hollywood but just abou every ind

us. they asked what president elect trump means for big cap u.s. techs.en. >> i think there is some basic narrative about technology and silicon valley being out of favor, just as middle america goes in favor. again, who knows? it is too early to tell. >> prior to this election, i mean, the recent moves aside, did what we see in these big tech stocks look bubbly like investors were sort of casting aside rationalism about evaluations? >> we're stuck, guys. you know there are certain , things we think are overvalued and the business model is questionable and others are almost borderline cheap. >> which ones are cheap? >> i'm not going to disclose where we are specifically. but the point being is that i think everything is moving together right now thematically. i think over time that is going to dissipate and the companies are going to be judged on their own merits. but take a look at something as simple as net neutrality which the obama administration embraced and basically hamstrung the telecom companies. to the positive of the internet companies. he has

joining us for the hour as our guest host is david, ceo of tech economy. thank you for joining us.t how big do you think cyber monday will be? >> as you said, it will be the biggest cyber monday on record. we also think this will be the biggest holiday season on record with consumers spending 10% more this year than they did last year and the majority of that growth will be online. emily: why? >> retailers have done a great job in taking the friction out of the system and empowering the consumer with technology. is other thing we are seeing that all economic indicators are in place for this to be a great holiday. evene: amazon is taking an larger share of consumer spending. what trends do you see regarding amazon versus traditional retailers and interesting in clothing and apparel of all things. takes 90% of the share from all consumers. nine out of 10 consumers say they shop at amazon. that because of the relationship with amazon, they are shopping at fewer retailers and 20% of them say that because of their relationship with amazon, they are shopping at fewer e-commerce websites.

harris corporation is a tech company. tell us about it. >> so right. orporation is a tech company. a trump play. if we get increased defense spending, as president-elect has laid out, this should be a beneficiary of it. so they do technology systems for defense. civil government applications and in addition to commercial. it's a solid company with a solid balance sheet, high profit margins. again here a 2% dividend. and just well-positioned for the trump presidency, provided the details back up the headlines. >> up better than 20%. do you worry it's gone too far? >> well, our estimations, it's got another 20% in it next year if they execute and request growth prospects. >> and schlumberger last on the list. >> sure, this is a little bit of a trump play in that if we get some deregulation in the energy sector, slum letter jay will be a beneficiary. an oil field services company to the international oil and gas exploration and production industry. they really weathered the down turn very well early in the year. they're poised to benefit from some deregula

new at 5:00 live in the tech center for us this morning. to -- following this story. can you explain what happened? >> two officers were assaulted after a fight broke out. it happened near west six. here's some video from the scene. the fight happened around 10:45 tuesday night. when police got involved everyone ran from the scene. as you can see here, one person was arrested after the incident. so far we have happened during that flight or who that western is. cleveland exms says both officers were transported. they sufficiented minor injuries from that saul. i do are an e-mail our. live in the tech center. meg shaw, news 5. >>> thanks ssments we have new video for you this morning of the former huntingtop bank building downtown testimony it was gun to break the windows there. a lotting at that. this happening during the worltdz game. only a few blocks from progressive on east 9th and euclid. no one was hurt. the suspect led police on a chase in a stolen car. >> i suspected a stolen vehicle. it was stolen and several hard robberies in cleveland. >> when they finally

many of us who cover tech watch the google presentation and said, that looks a heck of a lot like a product called ero. ero works as a mesh. you put one in each room, and they work together to bring you wi-fi. sound familiar? we were somewhat amused at the similarities. nick weaver may not feel amusement, maybe horror. landed $50 million in venture capital for men lo ventures. i know you're not accusing necessarily google of anything. you must looked at that presentation and said, oh, come on. >> you definitely have that feeling for a moment. but, you know, at the end of the day, it brings a lot of validation to the space. >> you were there first. >> to know we created this category and now it's an interesting enough cat gore for all the other players to play in. >> i think orbi is sort of a -- >> similar concept. >> they're raising awareness, branding, for what you do already, right? like an advertisement indirectly for you. >> it brings our name up in a lot more conversations than organically. and it sheds a light on a space that is going through a huge transition. this whole concept is m

the greatness is the national academy of sciences was asked to essentially been using the tech junkie for use in human beings and they said actually no, we need to go slow but we are not going to be in favor of a ban. so i see some cracks in that regard as well. but it is a race between technologists and the precautionary activism, and i don't know who's going to win that. i'm hoping that the we can more good reasons to look forward to the future. >> that's a great sequel book. >> i'm from belgium and i've a question with regard to the refugee situation, some would call it the refugee crisis in europe. i angela merkel from murky -- jeremy has said we can make it, but let's suppose she would consult just that i foolishly launched the sense that i forgot to develop the arguments and now i have to address a crowd of worried people, very critical people, angry people. and she needs you to develop the arguments, a one pager, a set of arguments to calm them down, to put things in perspective. how would you respond to that? >> it would have to be a very well-paid position for me to accept th

police are using high tech tactics to track down the so-called porch pirates. we've seen it time and time again, thiefs stealing packages. most of the time in broad daylight. 23 million americans fell victim to this last year. home surveillance option using special gps devices on the packages to track down the crooks. >> we pull up the device on our computer screen. as soon as it moves, we can determine what direction it's going. >> this year, ups says they plan to make more than 700 million holiday deliveries, that about 30 million a day at times. wow. so here's what you can do to protect yourself. have items shipped to your work address or to a neighbor you know will be homee that's a good idea. anothers option, or ups store. you can also use amazon locker delivery service. >>> so now to the accidental invite that the ended up with a stranger at the thanksgiving dinner table. >> how are you? >> reporter: leave it to 21st century technology to bring a thanksgiving twist like this. >> this is our home and let's go do some eating. >> reporter: stein-year-old ja'

. >> maybe shopping for apps because greg dee is showing us cool tech gadgets with weather on run. >> reporter: yeah hey guys we made it up to my favorite part of cleveland. near could have entry in cleveland hes. traffic is picking up. i've been wearing in in soles and you can see the sensors move as i move my feet and i will pull them up on the app. i had a run with this and i will tack you back through the app. this is a really good app an here's run i did. it's short run about a half a mile. but as you scroll through the data, it actually shows you your stance your swing and it tells you whether you favor the data there are descriptions that tell you what the numbers should read. there's stance time and stance dynamics is advanced stuff forerunner that's really trying to tune their form to maximize your speed this is what you need. it's called kines mattics tune. we will do more on it later this morning. if you are running wear reflective gear and running lights. the fog is a real issue. don't run by the side of the road use the sidewalks. it can get a little tricky out there this

how he was able to use some high tech help-- to stop the crook in action. if you and your family are looking for something fun to do his home... while he's not even there. how he was able to use some today... besides shopping-- why not spend the day at the ice rink! and today you can get a special discount all while helping we greg adlibs weather forecast tease this morning-- police in kentucky are searching for a motive behind a rescue crews are trying to get an injured rescued. he fell 60 to 80 feet while hiking at black velvet canyon last night. he is in route to umc trauma right now for evaluation. but he is expected to survive. right now-- a woman is recovering after being hit by a train near the i-15.. metro says the woman was on a bridge crossing over owens, when she was struck by the train around 3-30 yesterday. she was rushed to the hospital, but is expected to survive. how this happened. a car crashes into a store, and the driver tries to take off... but he's caught in the act and chased down by a man-- and it's what the hero wasn't wearing that's

if your a tight on time, have a long list, consumer reporter steve noviello, telling us about cool tech gift, steve, help us. >> good morning, we have my annual gift guide air on your station last week. and now breaking down some of the cool gift ideas. when we talk about technology, it is the cat gore that i people ask us about most. what we try and do is find stuff that is just a little bit off the beaten path for you. we do have few staples, like this guy right here. the vizioe cast series television, 4k, ultra hd display. the reason we chose it really all about price point. sixty-five-intel vision, 4k display, for only 850 bucks. cool thing about this is you can download the vizio smart app to turn it into touch screen remote, then cast content from your phone, to the screen. a thousand apps, hundreds of thousands of shows, movies, millions of songs, or you can of course watch cable satellite or over the air tv. if you would like to update the sound of your system but don't want to have to update all of your technology, we chose the fresh e bar. this is 70-dollar price point. but wh

tech bytes, a consumer alert. >> involving gift cards that most of us use to redeem online. scammers call on the phone claiming they are from a government agency, they demand payments using gift cards from itunes. >> government agencies never seek payment use be gift cards. >>> now some high tech items. first a wifi connected cookie oven, the chip smart cookie oven is designed to bake enough cookies for one, it has wifi capabilities so you can turn it on before you get home. >> because don't want excess >> it hold 265 pounds, 11 miles an hour and travel some 14 miles on just one charge. >>> those are your tech bytes. . >>> it is 5:23. you probably have seen stickers on gas pumps when you stop to fill up, they are man dated by tampered with that pump, installing a scammer, that may not protect you as much as you might think. it didn't take long for abc action news reporter to find broken stickers. he found broken stickers on every pump. when clifton reasked about it. >> now you are telling people that it's fixed. that they hadn't been tampered. >> i local the company, they wi

georgia tech said let us have it. marshall 53 yard. 30-7 georgia tech yellowjackets.in. north carolina still alive. >> adam: that's right. big 10 blow out city. ohio state as j.t. barrett is the big 10's all time leader in total touchdowns. penn state it was not a breeze. mcsorely with 3 total touchdowns. indiana shut down barkley. penn state gets the win. wisconsin 48-3 the final over illinois. on top of the big 10 west. minnesota and nebraska facing off tonight as well. part of that 3-way tie. and b.j., foreman. >> brian: on a roll but they lost the game. >> adam: and a big win over mountain union snapping their winning streak. crazy stuff there. oklahoma perfect in big 12 action. that will do it for us this week. we thank you for watching the jeep post game show. here's what is coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday, it's the home depot sec on cbs. missouri visiting tennessee. coverage begins at 3 eastern with "college football today." the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow. it starts at noon eastern with the nfl today. have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your w

emily: our bloomberg asia tech managing editor joining us from tokyo. think you so much.rs are looking to get into softbank's technology fun. and abu dhabi investor is holding talks with japanese telecoms and plans to incorporate money and sovereign investments into a potential $100 million fund. softbank is also in talks with european and north american investors. if the $100 million fundraising target is met, it becomes the biggest private equity fund intact. coming up, facebook report earnings wednesday after the bell. we will tell you what you should be watching for, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: instagram is launching new shopping tools designed not to interfere with the user's browser experience. the app will be getting 20 select brands to tag products and their photos which navigates users to the retailer's website. this is their first foray into a broader to -- a broader monetization strategy. a toing of facebook, it is report wednesday after the bell. ceo mark zuckerberg says he wants facebook to be a video first company is the of helps to fuel growth in mobi

tech freedom president, also larry downes, longtime watcher of fcc action on net neutrality. thank you so much for joining us we will pick up this conversation and much more on the concerns of u.s. tech giants only speak to internet association's ceo. a story we have been watching, microsoft offered concessions to european union regulators trying to smooth the way for the planned acquisition of linkedin. europe's competition regulators started casting an eye over the megamerger in october, investigating the business activities of the two firms to determine whether the proposed merger could be bad for competition. microsoft announced the $26.2 billion deal in june. coming up, what a trump presidency could mean for the price of an iphone. we will break down the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president-elect donald trump campaigned on a promise to tax goods manufactured in china potentially as high as 45%, part of a plan he believes will reinvigorate the united states and manufacturing by bringing it stateside. one company this could have a major impact on is apple. a chinese state-run newspaper warn

how they reacted to the information that he had a brain injury, and whether they used appropriate deeverythinglation techs to -- deescalation techniques to end this situation in a way that didn't result in the loss of keith scott's life. shootings, scott's family insisted he did not have a gun, saying he was sitting in his car reading a book. however, no book was found at the scene. in the control room, jadiann thompson, 7news. >>> find out what happened now in the trump transition today. the president-elect announcing two top-level cabinet positions. his choices for secretary of treasury and for commerce. ryan schulteis here with the details. >> kym, mr. trump's choice for treasury secretary says he wants to make major changes to the tax code, saying he will make huge corporations. >> reporter: donald trump announcing two top level positions today, his pick for treasury secretary steve manuchen, trump's former finance chairman says his top priority is tax reform. >> we're gonna have the most significant middle income tax cut since reagan. >> reporter: he's a long-time banker working at goldman sacks befo

us. in todays tech report rich demuro facebook, twitter, instagram and snapchat will all play a big role in tomorrows election... heres how the social media platforms are gearing up for the big day. 2016 will be one of the most social elections yet... with millions posting their pictures, opinions and more online. nats... facebook has a section to help you prepare for election day... based on where you live... it will show you a preview of your ballot both national and local... and by entering your home address... see propositions, referendums and initiatives tailored to you. once you make your picks... you choose whether to share with friends... plus you can also email yourself your choices... for easy reference at the polls. not sure how to vote? just one click will take you to posts on the candidate or topic.. so you can see what your friends are saying. nats... on twitter... official #election 2016. send a direct message to the @gov account with your address and youll get an automated response with your polling location... ballot information.. and more. there are also special electio

tech skills, all of us coming together, there's other 400 people who have, to go service. the presidential innovation, entrepreneurs and residents across the whole sets of things. there's great work, and also my favorite things that's going on at the social security administration has started doing coding at camp. we have 110 federal employees going through coding boot camps right now this fall. you employers are doing for weeks, or 12 weeks and current employers are doing for weeks but how do we sort of update everybody's skills? it's a work in progress. those will grow. the head of the u.s. digital service was talking about how this navy s.e.a.l. like team works together with all of the cio and other leadership teams in the agency is now feels like a real thing at it is scaling. so how do they transition, set it up to live for a very long time? >> that really also brings up the three parts of the cto's jobs. part one is that, building that capacity building within government and taking a lot of the building blocks that are already there and try to get them to scale. step

only at td ameritrade >>> tech stocks finally joining the rally this week. dominic chu rejoining ush more on tech. >> so sully, it looks like dip buyers managed to make headway when it comes to the technology stocks. if you look at the overall picture, the most important tech stocks are the ones we're talking about. viewers and listeners know how much we have spoken about the mega cap ones, the ones lagging the rest of the market since the election. well, the sector is pretty much wiped out all of the post election losses now down very fractionally in that span. so far this week, a number of the notable mega caps helping the nasdaq to hit the fresh all-time high. chip maker intel now managed to mitigate losses. actually up by nearly a percent so far this week. google parent company alphabet seeing its shares go up by a percent, as well. apple up 1.5%. microsoft 2.5% and amazon by 3% just this week alone. and one of the trade exchange funds, the xlk has seen a surge over the last ten trading days, the average trading volume 16.7 million shares. over the last 30 days, 10.4. so brian,

jenna: fox news alert the fbi is using high-tech tools to review in evidence linked to hillary clinton controversy. hello, everybody, i'm jenna lee. john: and i'm john scott. 650,000 emails found on a laptop belong to go clinton top aide huma abedin using a special program to weed out copies of messages that have already seen from new emails. the program let's analysts check for any emails containing classified information. this as the bureau and its director facing tense pressure from both democrats and republicans to complete review by election day. that is, of course, one week from today. we have live team fox coverage, but we start with chief intelligence correspondent katherine in washington. what's the latest, katherine? >> fbi forensic computer experts have developed program with key search terms in swifting through thousands of records on anthony weiner's computer will begin. it will allow investigators to go over meta data which has clinton server records. a law enforcement source particular -- familiar with the process a second phase will kick on, eyes-on for physically readi

but -- police are now using -- a new high- tech tactic -- to track down these so-called porch pirates. here's abc script: v/o: holiday online shoppers beware. tis the season when porch pirates strike. these brazen criminals steal packages right from your doorstep...often in broad daylight. get in at 'in a worst-case?'? sot michael martinez-partida, san antonio, tx postal inspector: "they're either driving around looking for packages or, in a worst-case scenario they're following the letter carrier." 23 million americans fell victim to this crime last year and in places like polk county, florida they've already beat 2015 totals. natpop betty leonard: it's the crimes are now increasingly caught on camera by home surveillance systems. su show & tell bridge: police say that security cameras on the front door of your house are helpful for nabbing thieves but they suggest you position the camera to also capture the street. this way the camera might also pick up a license plate number on the getaway car. authorities around the country devices on packages to track down the crooks. gma 2015: s