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apple ceo tim cook joining nevada's governor and reno's mayor to officially breakdown on apple's new warehouse located in downtown reap know, used to ship equipment to apple's new data center, also in reno. >>> apple says it will build another campus, this one focused on customer support. this is in addition to its brand-new spaceship campus in cupertino. apple says president trump's tax overhaul is a game changer, incentive to bring billions of dollars overseas back to the united states. that will help finance the creation of 20,000 new jobs over the next five years. the location of this new campus has not yet been announced but apple reportedly said it won't be in texas or california. the president tweeted his approval of apple's big news today calling it "a huge win for american workers." >>> a new strategy in the battle to lose weight. instead of focusing on what you eat, focus on the time you eat. according to a study at the university of alabama in birmingham, researchers are testing what's called a time-restricted feeding. it limits all of your eating to just eight hours, and

we have other news stay here. apple announcing in the past hour -- well, a lot of news. they'll add 20,000 jobs in america over the next five years. add $350 billion to the american economy, repatriot money and, oh, yeah, josh, look for a location for a second headquarters, kind of like amazon did you process that i think your beard is longer >> that's right. let's walk through how apple gets to the $350 billion number. one, apple will be hiring more people creating 20,000 new jobs over the next five years remember apple already employs 84,000 some people, as you noted, will be working at a new apple campus which will be announced later this year. apple telling me the campus will be here in the u.s two, apple will continue to spend, invest with domestic suppliers and manufacturers. an estimated $55 billion in 2018 alone. apple expects to invest over $30 billion in capital expenditures. apple is also anticipating repatriation tax payments to come in at $38 billion apple has declined to say how much it is repatrioting but they said they could be doing a $245 billion repatr

>>>er for apple's new home pod started today. launch date set for february 9th. the speaker can play music and podcasts, read you the news and control other connected devices in your home with siri. it will go head to head with others on the market. as for the cost, apple's new home pod comes with a $350 price tag. >>> if you're in the market for a four-legged family member, please stick around because mike nicco will introduce us to this week's perfect pet. >>> speaking of pets, coming up, abc news anchor jessica castro has a great activity for all you dog lovers out there. a live look outside. no rain on our east bay hills weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> what a difference the flip of the calendar makes. december so dry. january, 15 of 25 days, 60% so far, with measurable rain. let's see what it's done to this month. all of us at a surplus, 111% of average in santa rosa, which will drop over the next six days when it doesn't rain. san francisco leading the pack at abou

shery: we want to bring you more on that breaking apple news. seeing $38 is billion. go to mark who is in san francisco. mark, we know that apple has the most cash overseas -- how big is this announcement? how significant is this for the company? ahead of theming q1 earnings on february 1. were initially hearing -- they're putting out a press release talking about the three main cornerstones. after this 38 billion dollar repatriation -- it is significant toafter apple inves. they're promising to put back during a $50 billion to the u.s. economy over the next half decade, which is obviously a significant amount of money. what you see is the are browsing out that tax rate with what they're going to do. this tax benefit for apple is pushing them to do more for the u.s. economy than perhaps they would have done before this tax break marketplace. none of us with the turn of our nose to $38 billion. parts from bloomberg say they're different reports that $250 billion or offshore. this is a relatively modest portion of the entire amount. we expect them to bring a portion of

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. >> a new apple campus and 20,000 new employees is a big win for the silicon valley. even though the ceo tim cook said it won't be built in california. >> we want voices speaking up in favor of pro-technology policies in des moines, in salt lake city, in nashville. >> apple's announcement follows new federal tax policies. the company plans to bring back $250 billion from overseas at a one-time low tax rate of 15.5%. an incentive courtesy of president trump's tax reform. >> what the tax reform bill did was mandate a payment of tax regardless of whether or not you bring the money into the united states. and so now, companies are looking at that and saying, well, if i have to pay the tax on it anyway -- >> apple's tax bill will be about $38 billion. tim cook spoke with abc news from reno. >> let me be clear. there are large parts of this that are results of the tax reform and there's large parts of this we would have done in any situation. >> president trump tweeted, i promised that my policies would allow companies like apple to bring massive amounts of money back to th

apple campus and 20,000 new employees is a big win for the silicon valley, even though tim cook says it won't be built in california. >> we want voices speaking up in favor of pro-technology policies in des moines, salt lake city, nashville. >> reporter: apple's announcement follows new federal tax policies. they plan to bring back $250 billion from overseas at a one-time, low tax rate of 15.5%, an incentive courtesy of president trump's tax reform. >> what the tax reform did was mandates a payment of tax regardless of whether you bring the money into the united states. so now companies are looking at that and saying, well, i i have to pay the tax on it anyway -- >> reporter: apple's tax bill will be about $38 billion. tim cook spoke with abc news from reno. >> there are large parts of this is that are a result of the tax reform and large parts that we would have done in any situation. >> reporter: president trump tweeted, i promised it that my policies would allow apple to bring massive amounts of money back to the united states. great to see apple follow through as a result of tax

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) apple's new smart speaker will finally hit store shelves on february 9-th. ( darya ) but pre-orders for the "home-pod" will start this friday. "home-pod" will go head-to-head with other smart speakers on the market... like the amazon echo and google home.( james ) apple's device can play music and podcasts... as well as read you the news. but it'll cost you... it comes with a price tag of about 350- dollars. ( lydia ) overnight fire damages businesses in san francisco (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:expect increasing rain chances from north to south through the day as the next storm system impacts the area. steady rain quickly turns to showers for thursday. a round of more organized showers is possible thursday afternoon as the upper low moves inland. dry weather forecast friday through the weekend and into early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. 101 ( darya ) b

apple campus and 20,000 new employees is a big win for the silicon valley, even though tim cook says it won't be built in california. >> we want voices speaking up in favor of pro-technology policies in des moines, salt lake city, nashville. >> reporter: apple's announcement follows new federal tax policies. they plan to bring back $250 billion from overseas at a one-time, low tax rate of 15.5%, an incentive courtesy of president trump's tax reform. >> what the tax reform did was mandates a payment of tax regardless of whether you bring the money into the united states. so now companies are looking at that and saying, well, if i have to pay the tax on it anyway -- >> reporter: apple's tax bill will be about $38 billion. tim cook spoke with abc news from reno. >> there are large parts of this is that are a result of the tax reform and large parts that we would have done in any situation. >> reporter: president trump tweeted, i promised it that my policies would allow apple to bring massive amounts of money back to the united states. great to see apple follow through as a result of tax

josh lipton, what now in. >> more news on apple. i can confirm apple is issuing a bonus of $2500 worth of restricted stock units apple workers, i'm told below a very senior level eligible meaning if you apply to most of the company's 123,000 employees around the world, apple, i'm told, issuing grants starting in the coming months. of course, this news follows the other big news today, the company making that $350 billion pledge to the u.s. economy over the next five years, creating 20,000 jobs, making that one-time tax payment of $38 billion to bring overseas cash back in addition to that, apple is issuing a bonus of $2500 worth of restricted stock units, and that will apply to most apple employees. kelly, back to you >> thank you, josh why not announce that all at once >> i don't know. phasing it out, or maybe they did not intend that to be a public announce. just told employees and got out there, perhaps >> true. $2500 at apple shares not moving on that. they turned positive after the initial announcement made this afternoon. more

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and more breaking news from apple. bloomberg reporting the tech giant it is telling its employees they will get bonuses worth $2500, worth of restricted stock that the president, thanks to the president's tax plan. i would like stock from apple. david: apple stock any day of the week. >>> former trump aide steve bannon agreeing to interview with special counsel robert mueller, instead of testifying to the grand jury. he refused to answer questions before the house intel committee. representative gowdy, trey gowdy voicing his frustration early on fox news. take a listen. >> i am frustrated whenever people assert privileges that do not exist, and i am really frustrated when witnesses have all the time in the world to talk to the media on and off the record and they can help people write books but they can't talk to the representatives that are elected by their fellow citizens. david: here now is jason chaffetz, fox news contributor, former chair of the house overnight government reform committee. jason, everybody wants t

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apple new operating system will take into account the take into system will operating apple new still ahead... (grant) switzerland (grant) still ahead... apple new operating system will take into account the battery slowdown controversy.. we have details on what's coming out and when.. (pam) (pam) we are getting a sneak peek of what to expect from apple's next mobile operating system update. i-o-s 11- point-three will feature a toggle that allows users to turn off functions that slowed down i-phones with older, chemically- aged batteries. apple apologized... after it was revealed that the tech giant slows down older i-phones ... to prevent unexpected shutdowns. speaking of batteries, the i-o-s upgrade will introduce a new setting that shows the health of an i-phone's battery ... and recommends if it needs to be serviced. i-o-s 11- point-three ... will also unveil new "animoji," allowing i-phone- 10 allowing i-phone- 10 users to express themselves as a lion, bear, dragon or skull. it will be available to the general public this spring. beta testing is ongoing. (grant) it's being called

by half the first report that apple's new plans to build only twenty million units of their latest model the flagship phone broke late monday in november the company had said they plan to. billed over forty million units the i phone x carries a list price of nine hundred ninety nine dollars and holiday sales fell below expectations apple stock fell on the cutback news and has been in decline since january eighteenth although the stock is up year over year by more than forty five dollars. a market moves record after record high over the last year we also see some signs of pullback in selling as we've talked about just a moment ago triple digits first time in two days first time in a year we've seen that and the largest dip in the s. and p. five hundred in five months here with more is actually banks who spoke with chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com. why is seventeen and twenty eighteen have seen record highs for the stock markets but will that continue and what does that mean for people here to discuss and give his take is chris martenson the c.e.o. and c

apple saying it will create 20,000 new jobs and build a new corporate campus in an american city yet unnamed. apple ceo, tim cook, taking us inside the tech giants massive data center in reno, nevada. >> we're walking on a cloud right now. >> reporter: allowing apple to write a check for $38 billion to the u.s. government. without these policy changes would you be able to announce today it creation of 20,000 new jobs? >> let me be clear, there are large parts of this that are part of the tax reform and there are large parts of this that we would have done in any situation. >> reporter: so it sounds like president trump's tax bill has been a windfall for apple. >> there are two parts of tax bill. there's a corporate piece and an individual piece. i do believe the corporate tax side will result in job creation and a faster growing economy. >> reporter: we asked about the batteries and whether apple was clear enough whether they were in some cases slowing down people's phones. do you think apple fumbled on teaching its customers about what was going on with their phones? >> about a year

by half the first report that apple's new plans to build only twenty million units of their latest model of the flagship phone broke late monday in november the company had said they planned to build over forty million units the i phone x. carries a list price of nine hundred ninety nine dollars and holiday sales fell be low expectations apple stock fell on the cutback news and has been in decline since january eighteenth although the stock is up year over year by more than forty five dollars. a market moves record after record high over the last year we also see some signs of pullback in selling as we've talked about just a moment ago triple digits first time in two days first time in a year we've seen that and the largest dip in the s. and p. five hundred. munns here with more is actually burning through spoke with chris mortensen the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com. twenty seventeen and twenty eighteen have seen record highs for the stock markets but will that continue and what does that mean for people here to discuss and give his take is chris martenson the c.e.o. a

we also pressed where the new apple campus might be located. two places it won't be, texas and california. those are two states where apple already has a large presence. >> thanks to rebecca there. >>> and coming up in the skinny the fake fake news awards show. ♪ the way you walk the way you move the way you talk ♪ >> because i'm real. >> ah, ja'rule, you remember him. >> and ashanti. >> yes, ashanti. >> no, that's j-lo but they did a lot of songs together. >> quite possibly the least glamorous award shoe . the fake news awards. >> and yet we still could put the win. >> there's a lot of hype. >> so president trump finally announced the winners except everyone was kept in suspense just a little bit longer. >> because here's what we got when we clicked on the president's link. it eventually got up and running but it it was just a list. so to spice things off comes chrissy teigen tweeting that she'll be live on the red carpet. >> she said you can feel the energy at the dolby hollywood theater. that's because she was there rehearsing lip sink.

apple is under new pressure to do something about it. >>> a sweatshirt that is so offensive that h&m is apologizing tonight. >>> let's get to what is trending tonight. how did anybody not stop this before it became an ad? they must not have a multicultural group of people working there. >> mind blowing. retailer h&m is taking a beating, rightly so, over the advertising for a hoodie. have a look. it reads coolest monkey in the jungle and it is worn by a young black child in the uk. h&m apologized and wrote the image has been removed from all online channels and will not be for sale in the u.s. that is something. we believe in diversity and inclusion in all that we do and we will review our policies accordingly to avoid this in the future. >> seems like a blanket statement. a huge mistake. >>> the king center tweeted that every center should invest in training that accomplishes cultural competency and sensitivity. it is absolutely necessary period. >>> pictures were tweeted out of princess charlotte. she begins her first day of nursery school. >> her mother, the doctors -- the duchess

by half the first report that apple's new plans to build only twenty million units of their latest model the flagship phone broke late monday in november the company had said they planned to build over forty million units the i phone x. carries a list price of nine hundred ninety nine dollars and holiday sales fell be low expectations apple stock fell on the cut back news and has been in decline since january eighteenth although the stock is up year over year by more than forty five dollars. a market moves record. after record high over the last year we also see some signs of pullback in selling as we've talked about just a moment ago triple digits first time in two days first time in the year we've seen that and the largest dip in the s. and p. five hundred in five months here with more is actually banks who spoke with chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com. twenty seven thousand and twenty eighteen have seen record highs for the stock markets but will that continue and what does that mean for people here to discuss and give his take is chris martenson the

many people were glad to see the bump in their 401(k) and the news about apple hiring new people. one question is while the bill seems to be having an effect on the economy it is not clear what the effect will be in the long-term.>> i have a 401(k) and have investments. stock market going up is a good thing. >> reporter: optimism about the economy and growing consumer confidence in the u.s. seems to be taking hold.>> i'm still waiting to see what happens. hopefully it looks good for me.>> reporter: wednesday's record highs on wall street so the door -- dow jones saur up to 26,000. with last month's tax bill cutting u.s. corporate taxes from 35% down to 21%.>> the u.s. economy is on solid footing right now. business earnings are very high. the tax rate cuts we have had recently enacted are going to make those after-tax profits even higher.>> reporter: a professor at uc berkeley -- and former fed economist said the u.s. economy was already on the upswing at the end of the obama era. it carried into the trump administration. the tax bill is giving a boost with income and corporate ta

apple expects to hire 20,000 new people. >>> hm says it's appointed a diversity leader. the retailer trying to show commitment to inclusivity after being accused of racism over this ad showing a black child dressed in a hoodie and it reads "coolest monkey in the jungle," they said the sweatshirt incident was unintentional. american celebrities severed tieings with the company because of the sweatshirt like p.diddy, the weekend, and lebron james. >>> aaron jordans sewn with blue denim in san francisco. look at this. eager customers waiting outside the store days in advance. last night, levis sent them home with bands so they did not lose their spot in line when the shoes went on sale this morning. >>> shake shack taking a bite out of the bay. the popular burger chain opens the restaurant this fall, and it has plans for more locations in san francisco. the menu features all the shake shack classics like the shack burger, crinkle cut fries, and shakes. they currently have 100 locations across the country, just seven in california. >>> and ann curry is not surprised about se

apple will cut and to support a production of the i phone x by half the first report that apple's new plans to build only twenty million units of their latest model of the flagship phone broke late monday in november the company had said they planned to build over forty million units the i phone x carries a list price of nine hundred ninety nine dollars and holiday sales fell be low expectations apple stock fell on the cutback news and has been in decline since january eighteenth although the stock is up year over year by more than forty five dollars. market moves record after record high over the last year we also see some signs of pullback in selling as we've talked about just a moment ago triple digits first time in two days first time in the year we've seen that and the largest dip in the s. and p. five hundred in five months here with more is actually banks who spoke with chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com. twenty seven thousand and twenty eight thousand have seen record highs for the stock markets but will that continue and what does that mean f

i think that's proven to be the case as of today's news. >> what about apple? they're also looking for another campus location, perhaps not quite of the same tier but, hey, who wouldn't like to have apple as well have you had any discussions with them? >> we have not yet we did have dialogue over the past couple years. i think the fact that they're in the market to also expand the presence in the u.s. and want to be in cities that are innovative and diverse and talented and funky, i think again, we're seeing a real momentum around new york city's 21st century economy. and we want all of these folks to come here and really want it to be a boon for all new yorkers. >> what locations have you offered amazon >> we offered four different locations, long island city. we think it will be an amazing environment for the workforce. downtown brooklyn. absolutely everything is in brooklyn right now and then two terrific locations in our central business district the far west side of manhattan, a great transit location and hudson yards going up there. and lower manhattan, t

bought new from apple. where is on the kindle app have to the app store and download it. tore's many people who went download the kindle app specifically because of the way it synchronizes amazon's system and also because it's quite a bit that are in terms of functionality. now apple is stepping back and saying we want to play back in this game and this app is quite a bit nicer in terms of its design and functionality. i think it will definitely get more people to use the app. in the worst case it shows the company's continued dedication to the platform. so apple will definitely try to attract people back to the platform in the first case. what about the danger of apple obstructing amazon making its apps better? >> absolutely not. it's two different playing field. amazon will continue to update their app on a regular basis. google is doing so as well. they announced a new audiobook feature just a few days ago. apple will continue updating theirs. i don't think apple would have it'season or even away, not ev

he said apple has spent a lot of money in recent years because of this new campus. it is largely finished with that big project. it is not necessarily going to spend as much. talk about what their cap-ex looks like from what they set aside or indicated they might spend on new facilities and manufacturing? in a typical year, apple will spend about $5 billion to $7 billion in cap-ex. the new facilities, i have seen numbers in the $4 billion to $6 billion range is what they paid for that. these data centers are typically expensive, so the numbers we are talking about, this $30 billion over five years is more or less -- you could see that getting pulled -- that is 6 billion year -- $6 billion a year, which plays into what their typical cap-ex is. they are making a statement about their investment in the u.s., but the numbers sound big but fit nicely with an historical numbers they have been spending. gene munster, thank you so much for the quick take on apple and how it plans to use its cash. julia: up next, head of the -- international energy agency, who is becoming th

you saw the apple news yesterday. bbnt was one of the first companies to come out after the tax cut changes and say, we're going to raise wages we're going to increase charitable donations a lot of the naysayers said this has nothing to do with the tax law or the government, basically that you have to raise wages because labor has gotten so tight. how much did the tax law change directly or not contribute to the wage changes that you instituted >> well, it was a substantial factor in our consideration. you know, we always look at what our appropriate wage level should be for our associates based on market conditions, market cost, competitive factors. in fact, about three years ago, we raised our minimum from about $10 to $12 there wasn't any fanfare about it, we just did it because it was the right thing to do. and in this case, we really were not having any challenges frankly in terms of attracting, you know, labor into the jobs available. we simply thought that because the company was having more money to the bottom

can apple. be criticized for timing major upgrades of its operating system to coincide with the release of a new phones is that it is is that ultimately behind this issue well not really in the sense that is the natural time to do it if you're launching new phones you tend to launch new software and therefore people on the older phones want to have some of those benefits and there for you again you could argue that they're actually doing the users a favor i mean i agree that this is really about batteries i think is a very important point to using i don't see how it's a favor i just don't get it. well because you given the new features i mean when you upgrade the software on a new phone the old version the slowdown by some of those retailers their phones being slowed down so. they don't know that only because the batteries all are as i'm just glad to say i don't know how to say good point is you know you should be able to change your battery more easily but the issue is how easily you can change

big, beg news out of apple. the company committing to contribute, get a load of this, everybody, 350 billion doors -- dollars into the u.s. economy over the next five years that is a very big deal. that is a lot of money. put into perspective, obama's stimulus plan, that was 800 billion. this is 350 billion a private company, publicly-held, wants to put in the usa it is good for us. we'll explain more next. you know what they say about the early bird... he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliv

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tech at large and specifically apple, kara shares of apple under pressure on a report that company is cutting the first quarter iphone production in half that is according to japan's nikkei news service which says apple told suppliers about the plan citing slower than expected holiday sales. we've been down this road before, kara regarding the nikkei and unnamed sources difference this time is it's going into some pressure on the stock already. but how seriously do you take this >> well, i don't know. i think we'll have to see. i think the question is if these phones are too expensive we talked about this before. this screen on the phone i think is the focus of the article. this screen that is just much more -- a big component of the price. and whether this phone has rolled out globally. i mean anecdotally, a lot of people -- i have the iphone 10 but a the love people i know oment opted for the 8 because it is cheaper, they like the format.

. >>> apple stock is dropping fears customers aren't liking the new apple apple apple applee expected. apple stock has dropped every day since january 18. >>> and today was no exception on a day when most markets saw declines apple stock lost three points today. the dow dropped 167 26,500. >>> today is the first day you can file your tax return and this year there is a reason to get it done sooner rather than later. there is a higher risk someone could steal your refund because of the equifax breach. today a certified public accountant explained how. >> if they get one in before you, your return can be rejected and you have to wait 18 months to get your refund back. >> 70% of tax filers will get a refund. >>> you don't have to go to a casino to get a jackpot. >>> a look at which atm are most vulnerable. >>> new trend happening in kitchens across the country. >>> that story but what i see here never ceases to amaze me: change. i see it in their eyes. it happens when people connect with nature, with culture, with each other. day after day i'm the first to see change. to see people go ou

that is a big difference from the survey indicating apple's new phone sales have fallen behind. how many times have you heard these negative surveys i think they faked out people dozens of times. they are classic buy high, sell low generators. i can't remember one that was ever positive. and battery gate. most amazing thing is people thought apple would just hang customers out to dry. as i always say apple is the only consumer product company which means it wants customer satisfaction. that is what the company is about. hello. that's why i wish apple stock was covered by the same analyst. general mills, that kind of valuation, $171 stock can sell at $240. i don't know if the new phones are selling well at this very moment. i do know that apple makes great products and i am as thrilled about the iphone x i bought for my wife as she is about the x that she gave me. she is in india and that makes -- do the surveys include those potential customers? anyone know when my wife is coming back? of course, it's not just fang. the complex under pressure until december seems to be making a

we sat down with cook at apple's annual developers conference as he stakes out new territory for the company's future. from tv to cars and apples first new product category in years, a smart speaker called home pod, a direct challenge to amazon and google. on this edition of "bloomberg: studio 1.0," apple ceo tim cook. emily: tim, thank you so much for joining us. it is really a pleasure to be here. tim: it is great to see you again, and unbelievable to be here, honestly. emily: let's start with the new smart speaker. why should people buy homepod over amazon echo or google home at this price? tim: what we tried to do is we build something that is a breakthrough speaker first. and so, music is deep in our dna, dating back to itunes and ipod. and so, we wanted something that, number one, sounded unbelievable. of course, it does a lot of other things, right? and all those are important as well, but we wanted a high quality audio experience as well. emily: you are very focused on how this could reinvent music in the home. tim: yeah. emily: what about these other things? will i be able t

this as apple announced it will build a new campus in the u.s. and hire 20,000 new employees over the next five years. the tech giant expected to pay $38 billion in taxes. as it brings nearly all of its overseas cash back to the u.s. we are back with dan hettinger, - - and james. mary, you like to be realistic about these things. what's behind this incredible run and is it warranted by the fundamentals? >> you have days of low interest rates. the global market doing well. the global economy doing well. you also have great tax reform. lower regulatory burden in the u.s. and a strong economy. all of those things are driving expectations for the market. i think there is something else important going on which his sentiment has changed among a lot of people that were on the sidelines for a long time after 2009. they were very worried about going back into the stock market. now those people are starting to jump in and that's a lot of capital coming from the sidelines and i think that has driven prices. >>paul: you are talking about individual investor

. >> apple is a new entrant into the original content game and you guys are behind planet of the apps. what did you learn from that experience about apple's strengths and weaknesses in this game? >> apple is a lead-in company. in.entire company got one of the benefits that apple has is their ability to create incredible to that they can then use to deliver and drive premium content and sell apple's ability not just to create content, but andreate apps on a platform support interactive tv as well gives apple a real advantage, amazon, andflix and potentially like hulu, there are now these amazing global technology companies that deliver specialized content and it is not just domestic anymore. it is really a global business. we want to take advantage of these of not only for global for globalbut also streamers to start investing in local content across the globe. >> apple has been snapping up new content from amazon, from sony. what you think the prospects are from apple to take on netflix and amazon? >> i think it is a big bet. i think netflix and amazon have big head starts. apple is a

. >>> apple stock is dropping fears customers aren't liking the new apple ihone 10 as expected. apple stock has dropped every day since january 18. >>> and today was no exception on a day when most markets saw declines apple stock lost three points today. the dow dropped 167 ending below 26,500. >>> today is the first day you can file your tax return and this year there is a reason to get it done sooner rather than later. there is a higher risk someone could steal your refund because of the equifax breach. today a certified public accountant explained how. >> if they get one in before you, your return can be rejected and you have to wait 18 months to get your refund back. >> 70% of tax filers will get a refund. >>> you don't have to go to a casino to get a jackpot. >>> a look at which atm are most vulnerable. >>> new trend happening in kitchens across the country. kitchens across the country. >>> that story is [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a ta

apple saying it will create 20,000 new jobs and build a new corporate campus in an american city still unnamed. apple ceo tim cook exclusively taking us inside the data center in reno, nevada. >>> we're walking on the cloud right now. >> the new lower corporate tax rate allowing apple to write a check for $38 billion to the u.s. government. >> without these policy changes, would you be able to announce today the creation of 20,000 new jobs? >> no. they're clearly -- let me be clear. there are large parts of this that are a result of tax reform and there are large parts of this we would have done in any situation. >> it sounded like president trump's tax bill has been a windfall for apple. >> we -- there are two parts of tax bill, right? there's a corporate piece and individual piece. i do believe the corporate tax side will result in job creation and a faster growing economy. >> we drove to a perch high above apple's data center on 1700 acres of nevada land. back on the ground, we asked about the batteries and whether apple was clear enough they were in some cases slowing down people's

apple's device can play music and podcasts, as well as read you the news. and it is the only home device that has "siri" in it... it costs about 350-dollars. (robin) a woman from texas celebrated her 92nd birthday going in-door skydiving.she chose the in-door option after considering jumping out of a plane -- like former president george h-w bush has done on previous birthdays.wiant says maintaining an active lifestyle is the key to feeling decades younger. wiant is reportedly the second-oldest person to reach the top of the chamber at "i-fly" austin's in-door skydiving facility. (robin) san francisco has a new interim mayor. find out what his plans are ... coming up in the next hour. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ( darya ) this morning san francisco has a new interim mayor. but many people are upset with the outcome. we're live at city hall with reaction. ( james ) several businesses are damaged in a big fire overnight. we're live to show you which stores ( darya ) and a big rainstorm is headed to the bay area this afternoon.. .impa

." >> how apple's new products could cause competition for amazon and google. >> snow lovers you may be in luck later in the week. meteorologist chris sowers will explain when we see you after the break. >> all right thanks for staying with us, the ultimate underdog and super savior that's what sports illustrated dubbed nick foles who gracedded the cover. the other cover tom brady. sports illustrated makes their game day pick they pick the patriots with a score 20-16. >> our super saver chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you're a savior today. >> reporter: we have a view from our center city skyline skyline. it bright and temperatures will warm, it's going to be a nice day. saver the flavor here, because tomorrow will look different, lots of clouds, low-lying clouds, rain and damp and miserable tomorrow. enjoy what you just saw a second ago. monday, 62 degrees, tuesday, 62. wednesday, 45. thursday, 37. yesterday, 42. today huge jump in temperatures, somewhere in here, 57 or 58. dewpoint, 29. winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. we currently have a wi

that's a new warning as a security threat sends apple, google and microsoft scrambling. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you for being here. across the country tonight hospitals are being overwhelmed by a flu emergency. the centers for disease control out with new numbers tonight showing the flu season is off to a fast and brutal start, far worse than what they were seeing last year at this time. tens of thousands have been sick in nearly every state including some who got the flu shot. and more worrisome, the peak of the season is still weeks away. our national correspondent miguel almaguer has details tonight. >> i'm going to take a look in your throat here, okay? >> reporter: the new numbers from the cdc are no surprise to this doctor. another patient with flu-like symptoms ending up in her e.r. >> ah. >> good. >> reporter: so far this flu season, a staggering 41,719 cases have been reported. nearly three times more than this time last season. >> kristin got it on the 21st, then jacob the 23rd, then i got it the 26th. >> reporter: out

apple saying it will create 20,000 new jobs and build a new corporate campus in an american city still unnamed. apple ceo tim cook exclusively taking us inside the tech giant's massive data center in reno, nevada. >> we're walking on the cloud right now. >> reporter: the new lower corporate tax rate allowing apple to write a check for $38 billion to the u.s. government. without these policy changes, would you be able to announce today the creation of 20,000 new jobs? >> no, there are clearly -- let many me will clear -- there are large parts of this that are a result of the tax reform, and there's large parts of this that we would have done in any situation. >> reporter: so, it sounds like president trump's tax bill has been a huge windfall for apple. >> well, we -- to -- there are two parts of the tax bill, right? there's a corporate piece and an individual piece. i do believe the corporate tax side will result in job creation and a faster growing economy. >> reporter: we drove to a perch high above apple's data center on 1,700 acres of nevada land. back on the ground, we asked about

he calls apple's news a huge win for america's workers. >>> another storm is approaching. let's look outside in san jose where we saw mostly clear skies today. jeff ranieri is tracking the skies. >> the storm system is slowly inching towards the bay area. there's a lot of cold air back behind this as we head throughout the next couple of days. we'll talk more about this cold air coming up. i'll give you a closer look at the cold front that's going to produce the rainfall. once that arrives, we'll see the chance of rainfall. it provides the uplift we need in the atmosphere to help bring us the wet weather. 11:30 tonight, the best chance of rainfall is off to the north and over the pacific. by tomorrow morning we'll see scattered showers around san francisco. by 9:00, it is marin, napa, sonoma counties, down through the upper part of the peninsula for the best chance of that wet weather. we're tracking not only this storm system, but a total of three storms the next seven days. we'll have aening although look at the hour by hour outlook and the 7:00, at 6:19 tonight. >> see