today xbox is launching three new entertainment apps for its xbox live subscription service. hbo go and come kath xfinity tv as well as mlb.tv which provides more than 2,500 live games. these apps can be used with voice control through microsoft's kinect. all the content is delivered over the internet. that doesn't mean consumers can cut the cord. in fact, it's designed to keep them paying subscription fees. in order to access apps xbox owners must pay for a gold subscription which costs 60 bucks a year. they must subscribe to hbo, kom ka cast or mlb premium. microsoft hopes to lure people who aren't interested in gaming to both buy xboxs and pay its annual subscription fee. of course, microsoft also wants to compete with google tv, nintendo's new wii u as well as the apple tv. tyler? >> another tech titan, google, is going old school when it comes to advertising. what's the online ad giant doing with traditional ads? >> it's spending a lot of money on them. $70 million on tv ads last year up from just $6 million in 2010. google's overall ad spend nearly quadrupled to 2$213 m

. >> microsoft says they will sell a new xbox next year. apple's new ipad is on sale. jane king has the bloomberg business report. tgif, jane. >> happy friday. the new ipad going on sale at 8:00 a.m. this morning. i have seen people occupying new york's fifth avenue since yesterday. it is rating in little bit this morning. they wanted the new device. -- it is raining this morning. there is a limited supply of the 16-gig wifi model. more than 1 million to be sold today. not everybody is excited. protests will hold demonstrators in new york, d.c., and san francisco to spread word about labor conditions at the factories that make the device. rising gas prices expected to impact today's inflation numbers. the cost of living probably rose in february. we will see those numbers at 8:30 this morning. stocks rose yesterday. one thing giving a boost was a report on new york manufacturing increasing. microsoft fence, the company will not release the new version of xbox until next year. they may showed off at the e-3 conference. don't expect any details during this year's confere

they look at the xbox as a gaming console, which it was clearly built to be. that's how people basically get hulu, netflix, voodoo, any of these content providers over the internet are available on that xbox. you look at how many of them there are, the new xbox 360, 57 million out there sold installed already. that's an amazing number when you compare it to like comcast, you know, the parent company here, which has like 22.5 million people out there. this is twice as big as that already, scott. and i think that's what ottelini is looking at when he says that apple and microsoft, surprise surprise, those two are back in the game, are going to own another bit of the consumer, and that's why he has to get into that space. >> i'm not buying the new dawn for microsoft story. i think the stocks's been dragged up. >> that means you've been missing it. that means you've been missing it. >> i'm not long but what's the difference? >> big difference. this is moving faster than the qs, josh. >> i think so. but it's getting that halo effect because tech is hot. i think tha

and we're joined now by super bowl mvp -- he was here with the kinect for xbox 360 to support "nfl play brees! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> 'sup brother, how you doin'? >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. >> audience: drew! >> jimmy: drew! welcome. welcome, buddy. welcome to our show. they love you. now you and i met on jay leno's show -- on "the tonight show." and i know taylor lautner -- he's a big saints fan. "nfl play 60" is a great program. tell us about that. >> yeah. you know what -- it's really about encouraging kids to have a healthy and active lifestyle by getting out and exercising 60 minutes a day. so, whether that's, you know, playing sports or just running around with your friends or get on the kinect for xbox 360. it's really about that. and also, we're encouraging everybody this sunday to make this the most active super bowl sunday ever. by getting out early in the morning, before the game starts, before you get on the couch and start eating all those potato chips and everything, watching the game. get that 60 minutes of exercise. >> jimmy: run while you're eating t

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so now the company says you can watch it on your lap tap or xbox. but of course laptops and xboxes already play dvds in the first place. can you also watch on your ipad but only if it is connected to a network. >>> other news -- one of the big dangers at high-tech companies is losing your true believers, those with you from the early days back when your company was about changing the world, not necessarily making money. this morning, a former google employee has posted his resignation letter to the internet saying the google that everybody talks about where employees are encouraged to take 20% of their time and work on their own projects, that kind of thing, no longer exists. instead, he says it's focused on making money and catching up to facebook. the former employee writes, "the google i was passionate about was a technology company that empowered its employees to innovate. the google i left was an advertising company with a wingle sore pratt mandated focus." a jerry maguire letter this is not. after all, every cop is in the business to make mone

you can watch netflix, hulu on xbox.his has been central to microsoft strategy of taking over your living room. this is a big wind for microsoft. comcast announced you can watch video on its -- xbox through their ap as well. you can watch as much video as you want. a bit of a gasp through those who are worried about -- it is an example of a private company giving special preference to its own data. netflix counts against you. xfinity and it doesn't. the tv station is also owned by comcast. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 5:57. still to come, everybody assumes stanford quarterback andrew luck will go first in the draft. one team says hey, not so fast. >> major vote today that will decide the fate of efforts to electri electrify caltrain tracks. >> showers still streaming onshore for now. roads are nice and slick. give yourself plenty of time. hey, 70s in the forecast tomorrow. we will take through through that coming up. >> 50s in the map where you see the yellows. slower still and other parts of the bay. acciden

what if they like this one because there's back stock and they don't want people getting into the new xbox and i'm going. i'm going. i don't understand how anyone could get upset for you stealing trucks. a week there's the bad one that's really bad like it was a little bit of you're still going to waste you know this is something that. has been discarded and just wants to be forgotten about you but you take it take that out. i don't see how that can be conceived as being criminal in any way but to see you not you not because you just let it rot i mean mines that have been shipped up from mexico and my cheese from germany and meat from my chilean i mean you just let it ride because of the plans. or you get it. it's kind of. like get back to your i can't i'm on a fast. i believe that that dumpster diving to civil disobedience is nonviolent civil disobedience because i believe in what i do it i believe it's right and i'm willing to break the law and i don't believe i don't i take it seriously to break. i believe that's just i believe a do it if i get caught arrested i should be proud to say i

he would be objective as long as there was no jury tampering to offer him an xbox game he would do thatbut besides that he is a very impartial kid. >> he has been like that since he was 12. >> no. the last time he was 2 when he was called. >> so all of you with tattoos out there, how do you feel if it vibrated every time you got a phone call? nokia has filed a patent for a toot too that would do just that. be careful where you put it, though. the la times said the tattoo would act like a blue tube and connecting your cell phone through magnet technology. they could customize the tattoos just like a ring tone but a patent version is in the works. you can expect these to hit the market you don't know when. >> that's creepy. >> safe advice you got to be careful where you put it. >> where is that coming from? >> oh, stop. >> like your phone at all the wrong times. >> keep going. >> 68 in newton tomorrow. 73 by 4:00. it's going to be another mild day around here. warm right into the first half of the weekend. >> good. [ music ] it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben.

missouri a couple roughed up in this neighborhood, trying to sell a computer and xbox to someone that they meat on-line arizona a crook uses this parking lot to try to steal cash from a man who thought he was buying a laptop. >> theft on the computer skyrocketed the last couple of years. >> reporter: it's not just about protecting your identity, but they are using these sites to arrange face-to-face meetings to sell their goods are becoming primer targets. >> we're seeing lots of people ungardedly going to people's houses or inviting people into their own. they need to be a little more careful. >> reporter: while hocking that old car or sofa through a classified ad is certainly not new, police say there is just something about doing it on the internet that has people letting down their guard when really it should be the opposite. >> now it seems that people are very quick to give out very personal information without even thinking about it, what time do you get off work? what is your best day that you are going to be home? what you are going to be home, things shouldn't be giving out.

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xbox live will carry premium content and you saw one trade in particular thaw noticed. >> this was anmeone bought 50,000 of the jan 1445 calls paying 77 1/2 cents for them, almost $4 million in premium. 38% away from here out of the money. one of the things that are expected to grow, with all the product cycles coming, fiscal 2013 earnings are supposed to grow. this could be a long way to play this thing. define risk. >> this stock held up and holding up on the new high. >> after the move it had to be buying 45 calls, when large cap tech i would argue is the thing that you are waiting for the markets to crack, you are almost in disbelief even though it's not expensive. these are the most crowded hedge fund trades for sure out on the street. you have to be careful even though they are not expensive. >> it's almost a contrarian thing. the stock is up 45% and somebody is looking for another 45%. it's not like we are dealing with a small cap stock. that's what we are looking for. justice kennedy may be signalling trouble for the obama administration. the government has a heavy burden of j

you know, as long as there was no jury tampering and someone offered him an xbox game, he would do asesides that, he's a very impartial kid. >> reporter: according to the state's jury commissioner, census records in jacob's hometown indicate he was born in 1982, which would make him 30 instead of 9. >> it could have been a data entry error at the town, it could have been -- it could have been on the census form that the parents fill out. >> summons for jury service. >> reporter: but this is not the first time jacob was called for jury duty. he first got summons when he was 2, which he describes in one word. >> weird. >> reporter: and if he gets smons summonsed again, then he's ready. >> if i was 18 or over, i would have to go. >> well, jacob's father is worried about potential i.d. theft since his son has been called twice. >>> coming up next on news 4, a rare giraffe makes a comeback. >>> and some upset women are not happy with rush limbaugh and the missouri house speaker. >>> and then coming up on news 4 at 5:00 in just a few minutes, new developments in the shooting of an unarmed t

microsoft's xbox still seems to be doing well. of the reasons it's doing well is that consumers are using it not just for gaming but also to stream all kinds of content to their tvs. but i think the big story here is that spending is shifting to social and mobile games like zynga. the other category including mobile, social subscriptions and addon content accounted for an additional 550 million to $600 million in revenue last month. now, companies like activision with subscriptions for call of duty get some of that but a lot is going to the younger generation of gamemakers. companies like zynga as well as angry birds maker which is considering an ipo. now, we're starting to see the social mobile games make casual games for the consoles obsolete. we'll have to see if the handheld, the vita, how that holds up, it was only on sale for four days last month. >> julia boorstin, out in l.a. again, waiting for the president. we'll go to him in virginia when he makes the comments about the jobs report. next on the "halftime report," using

the xbox to the atari and everything in between.hing i have to ask you, if you're not a gamer, is this an exhibitig you would be interested in? >> i believe so. video games are a part of american culture, and i believe that even if you didn't grow up playing games, if you come to this exhibition and allow yourself to explore the messages, the poetry, the social reflection that is in so many of the games, you may wind up becoming a video game fan yourself. >> your kids and grandkids might be playing. >> that's right. >> and especially -- this is an art form medium. you can see the image are incredible. >> and that is right. these are the stories of our life. and out of story books and history, out of epic conquest and personal discovery. all exist win the body of work. >> and again, it's called the art of video games. the american art smithsonian, how long does it run, chris? >> it will run through december 30th and will travel through the end of 201515 and -- 2015 and many more museums. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> an

if someone offered him an xbox game he'd do as they asked. >> the jury commissioner is not sure whatve been a data entry error at the town. it could have been -- it could have been on the census form that the parents fill out. >> or it could just be that they really, really want to get this kid on a jury because this actually isn't the first time he's been summoned. that's right. it happened once before when he was 2 years old. i don't want to be whyper boll think, i'm not sure it's airtight, because a couple of years ago this cat got called for jury duty. his name is sal, sal esposito. feline jury, tonight on claw and order. so obviously the idea of cat being jurors, i mean it's absurd. just do not expect them to take diligent notes. but 9-year-old boys, why not? with all apologies to william golden, it might be good to see them made up of 9-year-old boys. the recess would take on an entirely different meaning. it might be a nice stress reliever when everyone giggles when the judge says civic duty. >> i don't think it's fair for me to be on a jury because i can read thoughts. >> dis

. >>> and microsoft's xbox, new numbers show it is not just a gaming platform anymore.r lunch" top of the hour. now back to "fast" halftime report. >> the dollar is coming back after bernanke's comments sent the dollar tumbling yesterday. let's trade the dollar rebound and other currency welcome back to the program. >> thank you. >> as long as the qe talk is out there can the dollar get any traction whatsoever? >> i think the dollar can. i think we've seen growth has improved in the u.s. we've exceeded expectations. and with the outperformance of the u.s. equity market, we're starting to see a transition from treasures into equities. now that the european situation has stabilized a little bit there's less of a safe haven bed for u.s. treasuries. >> risk on as we know it is weak dollar, higher commodities, higher stocks. >> i agree. but in the current environment, we have so many countries looking to employ monetary stimulus between the bank of japan and the s&p as well. the dollar is becoming the least attractive of the funding currencies. >> what about the yen? a lot o

let's say they even get it done because you won't need an apple tv box or the xbox 360. just right there when you get it from the original order. if they can get it done, what would you expect that to mean for netflix sales? netflix income? what happens? >> it's a cumbersome process. if you think about it, there's one internet in the united states, but there are multiple pay tv providers. so you'll have to go and do deals with comcast who is the biggest cable who is launching a competitor to netflix, stream flix, right? so i don't think it's -- even if it were to happen, again, i don't see how, it would be somehow a positive. i don't see it working. i think you're right, just people are talking maybe in general and someone leaked that and that's what the report is about. >> joe, i believe you have a question. >> the question would be from the other side of this. why would cable companies being interested in doing this with netflix? >> that's exactly the point. they will know how much grief the media companies -- and for them to able to grow again and see in many cases mu

in videogames, microsoft's xbox challenged the playstation.ony is no longer the coolest. this is the coolest. >> you can take ipod and beat us over the head with it, but it's only one product, and we have 1,000 products. [ticking] >> coming up: the affable ax-wielder cuts down wall street. >> on the day of the announcement, you got a tepid, if not negative, response from wall street. >> why, i think the tepid response from wall street is because wall street now always wants more blood than you can possibly deliver. >> more stringer and sony when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. [ kareem ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ mike ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engin

thoughts regarding the company with too much cash on its hands, acquiring nintendo to compete with xboxay that the company is apple. apple is not going to make that acquisition, and may i point out that microsoft is doing incredibly well and yet it is still hated. as this market continues, everyone is so bearish. microsoft under 30. that's for me. "mad money" is back. >> they say money never sleeps. neither does jim cramer. follow @jimcramer on twitter. >> hi a flashback today. 9:30 in the morning before the new york stock exchange when germany's ceo over the latest internet -- yelp range the opening bell. pulsed right through me. i felt like joining the throng, the congo line, celebrating the birth of a new billion dollar baby. my flashback knew better. my flashback recalled the hooplah of another era, and the only emotion that should be on display no matter what the latest internet geniuses had cooked up is skepticism. unadult rated skepticism. you see my flashback was of the late mark haynes, 13 years ago. at that point the host of ""squawk box"" telling me his guest co-host that he

in videogames, microsoft's xbox challenged the playstation.feeling that sony is no longer the coolest. this is the coolest. >> you can take ipod and beat us over the head with it, but it's only one product, and we have 1,000 products. [ticking] >> coming up: the affable ax-wielder cuts down wall street. >> on the day of the announcement, you got a tepid, if not negative, response from wall street. >> why, i think the tepid response from wall street is because wall street now always wants more blood than you can possibly deliver. >> more stringer and sony when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ degeneres ] what's more beautiful than a covergirl? two covergirls. that's right. get two miracles in one product. covergirl makeup... and olay advanced hydrating serum. it's new tone rehab 2-in-1 foundation. one pump... covers spots, lines... and wrinkles. and one bottle helps improve skin tone over time. that's what i was supposed to say now. well, no one can understand you. ♪ new tone rehab 2-in-1 foundation from [ babbling ] ...covergirl. that's what i'm

thoughts regarding the company with too much cash on its hands acquiring nintendo to compete with xboxcompany is apple. apple is not going to make that acquisition, and, by the way, may i point out that microsoft is doing incredibly well and yet it is still hated. as this market continues, with its new-found down trend, everyone is so bearish. microsoft under 30. that's for me. "mad money" is back. >> they say money never sleeps. neither does jim cramer. follow @jimcramer on twitter. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? at e-trade, our free online tools and retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan and execute it with a wide range of low cost investments. get a great plan and low cost investments at e-trade. >> i had a flashback today. a searing one right at 9:30 in the morning on the floor of the new york stock exchange when germany's ceo over the latest internet -- yelp range the opening bell. the cheer, the excitement, the adrenaline. it pulsed right through me. i felt like joining the throng, the congo line, celebrating the birth of a ne

. >> it's expanded the user base by delivering games digitally weather directly to an xbox, ipad or ons to make the games better, that may explain some of the growth despite the recession. >> the key is for us to take this big funnel that's coming in, maybe it's 2 billion people who say they're a gamer, and provide them the experience they want regardless of price, regardless of time, regardless of platform. >> in the last two years, zynga became a smashing success thanks to farmville and cityville. they're hiring a lot more than just game designers. electronic arts can spend tens of millions to make a hit. but because of the success of games like angry birds, game makers have come to realize it doesn't always take millions to create a stir. just like a low-budget film that becomes a top grosser. at a time when many industries can't broaden their base, here's one that has grown because of accessibility. that new game, after all, is just one click or download away. and we are in gamestop, which is one of the leading retailers when it comes to console games like call of duty, but this is

but most hard-core gamers want to go to their xbox or playstation but apple is trying to raise the bar drives me bananas, and how about siri, while we're at it? >> there is no siri, the magical assistant you can talk to on your iphone is not on the new ipad. instead, they have a voice dictation app. so, if you want to talk out your e-mail, it will translate speech to text. >> do we know how good it is? i used those products before and i asked people to marry me, when i asked for a hot dog. >> we'll see how good it is when it comes out. >> we don't get to test it yesterday, we just get to hear the big speech. nobody got one in their hands? >> well, you know, at the event, people got to play around with it and so far, so good. you can never really know until you spend quality time with it. >> yesterday i asked you about the free samples. >> that's what i'm trying to find out myself, yes. >> you and me both, girl. i don't know if i can shell out for products. >> you don't have to buy a new one if you already have an ipad 2. if you've been on the fence, might as well get it, the same price

xbox, how's that? >> that's worked out pretty well for them. >> we love it. box to play the game. we have two x-boxes. >> if you were to grade steve, what grade would you give him? >> i think steve is a very good mathematical guy. he's a very good drill sergeant. i don't think he's done a good job of innovating and i don't think he's done a good job of keeping a lot of his key people. >> do you keep him? >> i think that's up to the board and to bill and i think there's a tremendous amount of loyalty toward steve. >> is the google envy over or facebook envy over? or are they comfortable when who they are? >> they have so many friends to address, don't they? it's like why? google won. they've got this tenacity. they just keep at it. bing is a good product but they've got 15% market share. if you look at what happened if they didn't want to be in that business, that's about $2.5 billion a year they lose. so that would expand margins by about 10%. >> how much gold do you -- >> we do about an ounce or two of gold. >> we have a shot of you with apparently one of yo

i had their game player are for a while and then i got xbox. >> anyway, fascinating. >> making them sad over there. >> the seasony tooth brush? >> how about a sony movie. right? >> finally, before we take a break, last day of the quarter. bulls obviously snorting with delight. dow having its best start to the year since 1998, up almost 7.5%. s&p up almost 12. broader index has only seen double digit gains in this quarter 11 times and of those times, the s&p delivers an average digit full year return of 16%. nasdaq, 19% quarter to date. whenever the s&p is up 8 plus in the first quarter, percentage of the the time it's up for the full year, 100% since 1950. >> wow. that's pretty amazing. interesting divergence between the dow and s&p. s&p tracked by all the money managers. >> and it has apple. >> jpmorgan does the eye on the market. has an interesting fact. he said if you go back to be the fourth quarter of last year in the rise, only one time after the germans were defeate defeat. incredible. >> here's some of the top performers for the quarter. >> sears. >> yeah, bank of america. tech

he might as well try to ban the xbox. what did you learn, michael?ed that politics and porn has its place but this race is still wide open and i still think it will be a fun summer. >> definitely. it's going to be great. what did you learn? >> last week the show leaned left. and now we're back. >> not even close. until i go up there and tear down. great to have you. great conversation on afghanistan. >> definitely. >> you can't say that was leaning right. it's time that we do something there like get out. any way. if it's way too early, what time is it? >> it's time for "morning joe." right now it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. have great day, everybody. >> mitt romney is the shining star of the caribbean. sweeps puerto rico. can he book end the delegate landslide with a big win in illinois