there are some bad apples _ misogyny. sexual misconduct. there are some bad apples who _ misogyny. sexual misconduct. there are some bad apples who behave - misogyny. sexual misconduct. there| are some bad apples who behave like animals and are bringing parliament into disrepute. it animals and are bringing parliament into disrepute.— into disrepute. it has been a grim week for parliament, _ into disrepute. it has been a grim week for parliament, with - into disrepute. it has been a grim week for parliament, with mps i week for parliament, with mps agreeing this place needs to change. yesterday the tory mp neil parish quit after admitting to watching pornography on his phone in the house of commons. that followed the backlash to an article about labour's deputy leader angela rayner. there was cross—party outrage at a story that said she crossed and uncrossed her legs to distract borisjohnson. today crossed and uncrossed her legs to distract boris johnson. today a crossed and uncrossed her legs to distract borisjohnson. today a tory source claimed that after investigating the ma

, one had apples, the spending — tony said, one had apples, the spending on its later rottenness, then there — spending on its later rottenness, then there be trouble. but something is the _ then there be trouble. but something is the day~ _ then there be trouble. but something is the day. it is 56 bad apples being — is the day. it is 56 bad apples being investigated for various misbehaviour is, across all of the parties _ misbehaviour is, across all of the parties and — misbehaviour is, across all of the parties and obviously something has -ot parties and obviously something has got to— parties and obviously something has got to give, all heroes of this business _ got to give, all heroes of this business being conducted in bars, in a state _ business being conducted in bars, in a state of— business being conducted in bars, in a state of social behaviour as much as government and parliamentary behaviour— as government and parliamentary behaviour and of course these mps are a _ behaviour and of course these mps are a long — behaviour and of course these mps are a long way

microsoft down 10, amazon down 24%, apple down 9.5, and meta down 10. is it time to abandon this trade as a place to look for safety, at least for the time being? >> i would say some of that trade absolutely, whether that's netflix or some of the other names. i would say apple still stands up, doesn't it i know it's gotten hit a little bit. you mentioned 9% to the downside when you look at their numbers, their numbers were still fine. i don't think there's any numbers people were so worried about. the initial reaction, it bounced around a little bit, but it seemed like it was going to be a pretty strong day for apple, but then i think it got dragged down by what was going on with amazon and some of the weakness there i think it just depends on the names. obviously as a group, yes, i would say that i would abandon it i'm right there with jimmy he's been great this entire time i do think that there are the haves and the have nots, i would also add this, facebook has done a great job on this particular element of what they did this quarter with their earni

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so apple was a niche player in the computer market. the ipod is what, let them expand and pave the way you know. now they're a consumer electronics giant, the most valuable company in the world, when it comes to tech. but back then, this was really the key to getting out of being a niche player in personal computers. now i'm gonna put you on the spot and i'm going to ask you to gaze in dear a crystal ball. how will we listen to music on the move in the future? any clues? well, it's already changed. a lot of people are already listening to them on wireless earbuds, things like air pods or google's pixel buds. i think some of those features will eventually migrate to these augmented reality glasses of the future. it'll take a long time for them to get here. but you know, 5 or 6 years from now, i think we'll be listening to music and a lot of the things we turned to our phone for from our glasses and not very cool in those classes. the hearing still have to work on their every, at the new technology that sir technology corresponded for th

we see a similar situation with apple. it used to be important to have a store in a prime location when you were releasing a new product. these days, if you're releasing an app, you need to pay apples to get prime listing in its app store, which gives apple sway in which programs uses install on their phones. amazon meanwhile is no longer just an e commerce and cloud computing giant. it's also one of the biggest media companies in 2019 amazon invested $7000000000.00 into music series and films. and that was before it board m g m amazon's india division is currently in trouble. according to reports, it's systematically copied items sold by 3rd parties and then rigged search results to favor its own products. the problem is that amazon is not just a platform, it's also a retail itself, and it competes for customers on its own platform. one woman who is fighting big tech monopolies is lina. com. b andros, scholar and law professor was recently appointed the chair of the u. s. as federal trade commission, and she's got big tec

apple has to really be concerned about the long term. the second half of this year and next year with inflation, and china demand dropping off because of lockdowns it's not going to be i think a pretty picture for the rest of the year. >> how significant is the 150 level, if at all, in your minding? >> well, you know, at some point this looks like such a great buy, especially for a blue chip name like apple. there's not a lot of risk. the risk is you'll see further fall-off eventually apple is not going to be going anywhere. same way with some of the suppliers. in fact if you go back to the financial crisis in '08, a similar thing happened with nokia and its suppliers an they traded off very heavily. within two years they were up two or 300%. if you look at the fundamentals of the businesses we're talking about here, it's not a huge risk tor to be buying it at 150, 130. >> mike, the 52-week low on aapl is 123 i know people watch it closely for obvious reasons and we typically ask the question how can the market find any stabilization if

she did not mince her words about apple. >> this is shameful. this is apple abandoning people. they're abandoning people when there are no options. >> reporter: as for boyfrenda, she's now headed to a safe parking program at a local church, where she will sleep in her car in a parking lot. >> apple paidifer all of this and anything want to say to them? >> thank you j, but they could have let us stay here at least a year and give us a heads-up when it's getting close. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix 5. >> pfizer reporting encourage results. the drug maker says three c child-sized doses generated a strong response in kids between six months and five years old. the trial involved nearly 1700 kids who got a third dose. the fda says they plan to meet next month about authorizing vaccines for young kids. >>> and starting today anyone who sidewalks on to a berkeley public school campus will need to wear a mask. the district reinstating its mandate until the end of the year. this means special indoor celebrations, including graduation will require a face covering. the rule comes two mon

the majority of mps _ couple of bad apples. the majority of mps are — couple of bad apples. the majority of mps are not watching pornography in the _ of mps are not watching pornography in the chamber, they are not doing all of— in the chamber, they are not doing all of these — in the chamber, they are not doing all of these things, however, having said that, _ all of these things, however, having said that, the wrapping —— reputation of all palminteri is sullied — reputation of all palminteri is sullied by these constant revelations and what i find interesting, this weekend the speaker— interesting, this weekend the speaker said he wants to have a speaker's — speaker said he wants to have a speaker's committee to look at whether— speaker's committee to look at whether or not mps should employ their own _ whether or not mps should employ their own staff and that is one of their own staff and that is one of the major— their own staff and that is one of the major issues, and that what leads— the major issues, and that what leads to — the major issues, and

and is china is supply problem for apple or a demand problem for apple? dan: i think it is both right now. zero covid has been a dark cloud over apple. that is 100% of iphone production, about 20% of demand. but with that said, even with what you're seeing in this report, it is holding up well in terms of what apple sees on the other side of the storm, and i believe the stock is overly discounting what i believe is going to be much better news as we go out the next 6, 12 months. alix: nevertheless, it is hard for overall tech to bottom without apple. do you feel that apple has bottomed here? i get that 6012 months out your constructive, but right here, has it bottomed? dan: our view is that nvidia bottomed this morning and apple, basically expectations, our numbers are anywhere between 5% to 10%. i think you are baking in a hard landing and zero covid basically continues for the rest of the year. if anything happens that is just a little better than that, which we believe given what we see and demand, i believe we have basic he started a bottom here and a

you mentioned tesla and apple. what about some of the higher growth names that have been harder hit zoom video, docusign, 76, paypal, 75% off the highs. do you see any winners there >> paypal around $80 a share is a company that is the ecosystem for the kind of payments environment that we're going to have for a while so i think what they own in terms of their assets, they're trading at mid-teens multiple is a name that you can start to lag into, down a fair amounting. paypal will be part of our payments ecosystem for a long time docusign is down a great deal. you've had insider buying over time and those are the kind of names over time that will turn to profitability in the next couple of years. they're certainly going to start slashing their costs and slashing their r & d i think we've had this economy where spend, spend, spend. you can always hire people, always spend more and get more market share that's tempering right now it's a good thing for the economy and a good thing for the future of how we pay and how

>> i think it's apple is still one of the big beneficiaries i mentioned my caution around broader tech i'm optimistic they will continue to power through this, in part because i believe they're going toget into large addressable markets while at the same time having a sustainable business i don't think apple is going to have problems in the next three to six months in anticipation of the recess to answer your question, dee, i think apple is in a great place. i think they want to desperately get into the automotive business i'm stopping short of saying they're going to get into that business, but if they do make good on that opportunity that they're working on, that is a massive unlock in terms of value and i think that that would continue to appreciate shares through the back half of this year another company i'm still optimistic on is tesla despite its high valuation, i think what they're doing is something that is incredible, well detailed. don't get to go into it beyond traditional auto is in a tight spot i look at what tesla is doing and i think this is not going to turn out well f

that remains the number one risk for apple. from a market point of view, china is a very important market for them. 20% of phones made by them are sold there. but i think supply chain is a bigger issue for them. kriti: an important market for china but not the primary maker of smart phones if i'm thinking about this correctly, but i have to ask, does it plan to get there? does it plan to become the primary supplier of smartphones in china and how does it? anurag: no because of the price point. apple is a higher priced phone so it will not be the number one phone seller in china just because of that, but having said that, i think it is always going to be an aspirational thing anytime someone shoots up. you are going to go out and go buy an iphone. jon: no doubt. anurag, thank you for your insights as always. anurag rana with the bloomberg intelligence team on apple. speaking of, we have seen shares of nvidia moving today, now higher. obviously, the market was trying to digest the latest quarterly results from the company. obviou

apple is expensive it deserves a premium. it's got one. >> no. >> i'm long just to be clear i have not said it is not an expensive stock. >> i have. >> i believe you i think every multiple is coming down something like lulu, great company, expensive even if they deliver, i still the multiple will come down there. i'm long apple just to be clear. >> right >> i do think -- you know, i think we're going to see some more weakness there. i was hoping for a little bit of bounce today it sort of started off like one, really no follow through at all. that's a bit disappointing i think we do break that imaginary line of 20% down which is okay. >> yeah. bono, what do you make of this we mentioned apple at the top as one day that continued declines. walmart, target, coca-cola, the things that were viewed as sort of, you know, blue chip stocks you hold in your core portfolio that will take you through tough times, they continued their declines >> yeah, that's a good point and earlier in the segment you mentioned some of the more speculat

, already apple trading below the mid march low. that would be something we haven't seen since mid november 2021 other big weights bringing down the nasdaq, microsoft as well as meta, but i want to focus on tesla for a second elon musk spoke yesterday at a "financial times" event and tried to convince everyone in the crowd the twitter deal would not sacrifice tesla's focus. the biggest on the nasdaq are lucid and zscaler and crowdstrike. and i end on a bright spot electronics arts ending the partnership with fifa, much to the dismay of fans consolation energy, and booking holdings to almost 2.5 >>is dada's move a sign of something? >> including around these behemoth stocks, if you take the data at face value, it's not really moderating the way you would like to see, so the bond market continue to say slowly pull forward to get the fed funds rate up more than 2%, and then you get stocks like appear get hit, because it's actually a really good company, but really is an environment of having to go through restrictive policy in the rese

apple down 3.5% yesterday. when you say mega cap tech, what are you talking about? >> here is the scchallenge. you have to be invested. you look at what is working in the market right now, energy and materials and utilities. you start adding those parts of the entire market, frank, you are talking about 12% of the entire market. i don't think that is a realistic recommendation to the investors. we have gone overweight on energy and basic materials you have to have something out there. you have microsoft down 4%, these are still the best companies in the world to own for a longer term perspective. some longer term trends when you look at weekly charts, they are in tact. they may correct a little further here, but you need to have exposure to the larger cap tech names. >> we are almost out of time i want to ask one more question. it sounds like you are bullish on faang stocks. is that fair >> yes we need a place to put money to work those faang stocks are the place to be. i also think you need to own some of the stocks like occidental you are reverse the ten year down

apple selling 450 million ipods over the last two decades. launching seven generations of the original plus mini, nano, shuffle, touch >> video ipod. >> wow geez >> somebody got carried away with this. spirit of christmas. >> it was me >> people wanted to know what you had on your ipod apple was on top of that and exploiting it and making sure ipods got into the hands of celebrities. it was the catalyst for apple becoming this huge company >> reporter: despite selling 3 million units last year, this week, apple finally decided to officially end its ipod era. while promising its revolutionary macdna will live on in our phones >> one great thing about steve jobs, he wasn't afraid to cannibalize his own product to move things forward. you could see the writing on wall when the ipod is integrated into the iphone. >> reporter: which means the once groundbreaking tech goes the way of the record player, eight track, walkman something you have to explain to your kids. take comfort in showing that shuffle you found in the back of your closet is a coll

why apple stopped housing two dozen people in l.a. >> came up too fast. wasn't prepared for it. >> this is apple abandoning people. >>> plus, a harrowing rescue daly city. >>> when new water restrictions could be coming. (music throughout) i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see deep flaws." "that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life." to stop tesla's full self-driving software... vote dan o'dowd for u.s. senate. >>> tonight we're hearing from the chp officer who helped rescue a man clinging to a cliff in daly city. he was about 500 feet above the ocean when the rescue crew arrived and had to hoist him up. >> right about that time they positioned me, lowered me down, got me in the right position and i had about a four-second window to execute the rescue. i got him into the h

plus, after a wild week, traders are putting together their week ahead watch list from semis to apple to interest rates and more we will find out what's on their radar. and later the chart of the week. a shopping behemoth that dropped 7% this week and over 30% this year see if you can guess it, the name and where it's headed is next i'm tyler mathisen in for medicalist a lee this is "fast money" in the heart of times square. on the desk tonight brian kelly, steve grass owe, jeff mills and guy adami. bumble i am so lonely here at this big desk where i haven't been in two years. you all are home inyour places i wish you were here where i could see your bright shining faces. let's begin wthe woke with the bruising week we had where we almost ended up exactly where we started on the dow and s&p but there were a lot of bumps along the way. meanwhile, for tech the selling was nor pronounced the nasdaq falling more than 6% the last two days. the question is where do we go from here? guy, what do you think >> i miss you, tyler as you know, so lonely a great song by the police you need to call

they say someone was following them with an apple airtag device, and it was their teen daughter who found out. here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning a family believes someone used an electronic device to track them at disney world. they say after a full day at the magic kingdom, 17-year-old madison gaston received a notification that an apple airtag device was moving with her. >> it was first detected with her around 7:09 p.m., and we got the notification at about 11:33 p.m. >> reporter: madison clicked on the notification and saw a map outlining everywhere they had walked in the previous four hours. >> it showed the first destination where it was detected with her, and then it basically draws a line and makes the connections. >> reporter: the family says they frantically shook out their clothes and bags in the parking lot then jumped into their truck. driving back to the hotel, madison's phone showed the airtag was still back in their parking lot. it had apparently fallen out of their belongings. >> i had seen videos of other people warning people about them and what th

is apple making a mistake by killing the product? >> i like what you did there with the tunes look, is apple making a mistake? no as a big business decision, this makes a lot of sense people are not buying ipod touch because people use old iphones and give them to their kids. what better way to recycle an actual iphone than to keep using it and recycling it on your home business side, the argument to continue this ipod where they are selling more phones and way more than they are selling of actual ipods it makes sense to discontinue this there is a deaddicated group of people and i have heard from young folks, too i have spotify for so long and now i have gone back to buying mu music. remember buying music? they say they lover it that group of consumers are not as large as those buying the iphone the apple watch too stands to take the generation of mobile music and take it with you anywhere on your run or where ever you go with just your watch. >> we got to go, this belong to our ep sally, how much does it worth now? >> how much are

they are holing apple and the market up as well. but apple and other technique stocks are getting help from the fact that on the weeks they are doing something they have not done in a long time. we have the 10-year yield down 20 basis points up today but overall on week lower so tech stocks finally reacting. then finally because we have yields in we have the high beta stocks twitter up 5.2% and this may have something to do with the fact that as has been covered all morning tesla up 5.5%, having to do with elon musk's bid for twitter is on hold maybe taught more attention would go to tesla. look at the art innovation the best day back it 2014. that is the degree of animal spirit pushing stocks higher. rounding it out look at the meme stocks, game stop up 13 by 7 after rallying 10% yesterday and this up 19%. the risk buying is in full effect. alix: thank you, abigail. you had consumer sentiment to decade low and that is not affecting the equity markets but part of that we need to focus on rising inflation. yesterday the world agricul

it could be additional apple privacy changes. there is a series of things apple could still do to tighten the screws on the ad ecosystem that could be having an issue on snap. it could be that this company is more exposed to brand advertising than the market realizes. that is probably the part of internet advertising in a downturn that gets hit first. what gets hit last are the marketing channels because it is more performance marketing based. there are a couple things that could be piling up on snap. it's a surprise to have that guidance change in a month. it is probably macro, but could be a few other factors. emily: there is a question what this means for other social media companies, even though they are in the middle of different narratives. twitter just wrapping their agm today. no vote on elon musk, but concerns, excitement about the deal looming large over that meeting today. what is your take on what direction this is going to go? we saw a lawn musk raise his -- saw elon musk raise his equity portion of the deal. mark: i

boy, apple is down near 5%, bryn, right now. it's $142 and change that's a near 5% decline you just don't see declines like that among the megacaps since we're talking about upgrading tech to overweight are you comfortable being in names like apple and some of the other megacaps right now >> well, we haven't seen these declines in a long time, but clearly these declines have happened before, and, you know, i'm never amazed at how low stocks can actually go when you get into this environment. so am i comfortable owning apple, yes am i comfortable owning the qs, i've sized it right but it's down, right. but ultimate when i look at the constituents of the qs, you know, there's great company, google and facebook, you know, continue to get cheaper, have really good margins but this is just if you're going to invest in tech and stay invested i think expect these stocks to go lower. volatility is high and i think that walmart and target, amazon doesn't look good here and i think that's why amazon is down, what, 5% today that stock does

alleging that apple abuses its dominance via its apple pay service. apple says its contactless pay system helps consumers. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are back tuesday with more earnings including airbnb and lyft. don't forget to check out our new podcast. find it wherever you get your podcasts. i'm emily chang. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> right here in hong kong and taipei, this is bloomberg markets, i'm rishaad salamat it with yvonne man. yvonne: just a half an hour away from the potential rate lift off in australia, politically charged decision for the rba just weeks out from the federal election. investors also bracing for what could be the biggest fed hike since 2000, the u.s. 10 year

the list includes apple and amazon. apple 1st proposed such a benefit for employees after texas past sweeping anti abortion legislation in 2021 . it's a position that many will applaud, but one which has vocal opponents on the political right wing. a backlash has already started brewing with one u. s. sen. introducing legislation that would prevent companies from receiving tax breaks on expenses tied to covering abortion related travel. why? the fight over abortion protections mirrors other thorny social justice battles from recent years. with companies taking clear public stances on activist movements such as black lives matter over. disney is opposition to the so called don't say gay bill in florida, lead to the governor. there are moving it's special tax status year to come to your corporation based in burbank, california, and you're going to marshall your economic might to attack the parents of my state . ah, we view that as a provocation and we're going to fight back against that. taking stance is on hot button iss

so apple, as an example, has deeply adopted cancel culture. while other tech companies have not done a google apple. the 2 biggest one certainly have. and so other tech companies that refuse cancel culture that refuse woke as them now see a big, huge opportunity where they can expand their entertainment communication, social media, you name it. so i don't think that tech as a whole is going to shrink. i think for example, twitter is going to, going to grow thanks to it, to you on most, taking it over. but, but i mean the in terms of oil. yeah, of course if you create a shortage is applied an increase in demand. the price is going to go up, carry what you will take on this. um, how much do you think is the push for a global bond on russian oil impacts at the markets environment? oh, looks like we have a bit of a sound carrie. i'm sorry. i'm afraid i can't hear you. that is everything. oh, there we go. oh yeah, that's better. that's better. there we go. sorry about that. i said big li, as the former president would say, i can't read it alternate

no apple left. the freedom of speech disappears. the way to save the apple for all of us is to learn to tolerate the speech you abhor as well as the speech you agree with. it's not always easy, but this is incumbent upon people living in a free, democratic society. if we cancel or sensor everything that people find offensive, nothing will be left. everybody is offended by something and that is why other people's level of offense cannot be the metric for defining whether you your rights or my rights are vaporize. there's a famous story about leni bruce -- risk a comedian from the middle of the last century. someone said, his show should be shut down because it offended him. and leni bruce said, from the stage, my parents came to america in order to be offensive and not to be thrown in jail for it. now, during national library week, a time to celebrate intellectual curiosity, scholarship, freedom of inquiry, and free expression, basic intellectual freedoms are under attack again. in in 2021, the ameri

apple is discontinuing the last model, the ipod touch. it will only be available while supplies last. the ipod was consumer's first introduction to apple but it fell out of favor as the iphone and other devices allowed people to listen to music on their phones. the original ipod came out in 2001, followed by the mini in 2004, nanoin 2006 and touch in 20 2007. >>> youtube is giving fans and creators the ability to give subscriptions for paid channels starting today. gift memberships have been a popular feature on rival twitch for a while. fans normally pay $4.99 a month for memberships, which let them access user badges and other exclusive content from their favorite creators. guys, back to you. >> we're going to bury our ipods in the backyard with the hamster and goldfish. >> i still have my original one. >> do you listen to it, use it? >> i have it in my kitchen, i don't use it. >> for security. thanks, silvana. >>> silicon valley is doing its part to stop misinformation on climate change. next on "today in the bay" the action one social

if we can see apple bottoming out because apple has held up. stuart: you think you might see another 20 or 30 bucks come off apple? >> absolutely possible. absolutely, stuart and that's what we've told our clients that for us is the great buying opportunity so we're saying when it comes to large cap tech the selling is definitely not over for tech. i think if you're patient and again we're not day traders at our firm. we're investors, and so when these prices get to those levels we want to own for the long term but i still think there's going to b weakness in the tech sector , stuart. stuart: so we're not there yet but we will be soon, you hope. okay, david nicholas thanks very much indeed it's a very difficult market to work in i'm sure that's the truth. bitcoin, 32000 bucks as we speak , it briefly dipped below 30,000 bucks, came backup again. crypto investors are under water lauren: 40% of them are under water, losing money on their investment that according to glass node. you know, there's a lot for this , i picked up something i read in re

apple has been clear in their warnings about how the covid shutdowns are impacting their business we heard on the earnings call last month that a $4 billion to $8 billion negative impact based on the shanghai corridor shutdowns, and then let's zoom back to 2020 when the pandemic first hit and lockdowns were affecting production in the country. we know that caused the iphone 12 to launch about a month later than it typically does apple likes to launch iphones at the end of the september quarter and has that december quarter is the first full quarter of new iphone sales, what we saw in 2020 was it happened towards the end of october and that kind of threw off comps and things like that it is something to pay attention to when you're thinking about the last two quarter's earnings of the year. they were able to do in 2020, at least get the phone out even though a month late so they may see that again it sounds like they're more prepared this time, mike >> and all the talk about production, steve, implicit in the worry there is that demand is not going to be a problem, i suppose. is that

topic number three, apple developing a self-driving car, apple users are clamoring for windows. the few apple car will be fully electric, so you'll need to charge it every two hours. the good news is you won't need a gas pedal. all you'll have to do is ask your apple car to do anything, and the rainbow wheels will spin for 30 minutes. instead of looking out the windows, the passengers will watch through virtual reality headsets so they can be as out of touch as the outside world and the people who designed the dumb car. the apple car is expected to launch in 2025. in the meantime the, you can still drive around completely in the dark by listening to mpr, terry gross, fresh air, part winds. topic number four. and speaking of people who can't see the light, it's time to -- [inaudible] ♪ kicks it off with kennedy, you're so annoying. you emit more hot air than hot air balloon. go fly away. yes, go strap your balls to a bald eagle, and you go fly away, sucker! devo writes, this program is dull as rain, and everyone knows rain is the most exciting element. living the dream tweets,

the family from san antonio is suing apple for damages. they say their son was watching netflix on his phone with his earphones when amber alert produced in ear shattering tone, they say their son suffered permanent hearing laws as well as vertigo and dizziness. don't want anything in accident to happen to your kids, right? and you, um you take care of them. them with all the precautions i couldn't even imagine that this could happen to him. family attorneys has apple failed to warn users about rapid and unexpected changes in volume. apple says government alerts are optional but has not publicly responded to the lawsuit claims. apple is scaling back its returned to work plans as covid cases rise here in the bay area, the cupertino company was planning to have all employees return to work three days a week later this month. but now that plan is on hold a three day a week return was one of the most aggressive campaigns by a large silicon valley tech company to get workers back into the office. last month, apple started requiring employees to

now as apple employees are returntng to work, he says it's lively again. people decided to come in and just, you know, we were all trying to have a good time. so. >> this has been great gamble been in business 39 years. and despite losing 70% of its customers. >> yeah, because i enjoy it. he's vowing to stay open as apple employees trickle back in reporting in cupertino, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right, 4.41 is the time coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news after their gutsy win in game one. the warriors are right back on the practice court getting ready for game 2 sports director jason dumas has reaction from coach kerr and from steph curry will be right back. >> 4.44 is that i'm back here in the bay area. a bear kept officials busy and people keeping an eye out for their pets. the bear drifted apparently to a neighborhood in vacaville cropper. is theresa stasi has the story. >> i'm here in vacaville. this pair has caused quite a commotion. we have been told that in the afternoon hours the bear actually settle down and took a mask. >> soun

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there are some bad apples, people who have acted very badly— apples, people who have acted very badly and _ apples, people who have acted very badly and they should be held to account — badly and they should be held to account. in the case of neil parish, he voluntarily resigned. we realised what done _ he voluntarily resigned. we realised what done was unacceptable, there is no professional work environment and what he _ no professional work environment and what he did _ no professional work environment and what he did was acceptable, and he has resigned as a result. some mps have said if we get more women into parliament that could help the culture, too. there is a commitment from the party to raise the number of female mps. there is a sense that having some more would help. here is the leader of the liberal democrats, ed davey. we need to show to women and girls that if you come into politics it's going to be an environment where you feel safe, you will feel respected and we have to do far more. what annoys me is we had the #metoo scandaljust a few years ago. it looks like we hav

in 1998 apple's stock price was 23 cents a share. it is not that now. jobs had been fired by apple and rehired by them. so they both had plenty to prove. apple stock today closed at $157 and over its history it has split five times. >> i remember those computers. we have come so far, raj. i can't believe they were the same price buying an i macright now. >> you can watch us on roku, amazon, and apple tv. >>> a new high-tech concern emerging from this week's development surrounding the supreme court and abortion rights. digital privacy for woman is coming into the spotlight. how the silicon valley is responding. >> if you are a woman who has just searching for information online, you should be worried now. >> we're going share some tips on what you can do to keep your private information actually private. >>> plus, an offer from ukraine's president and hope for civilians looking to get out. >> there is a degree of barbarity that is really unconscionable. >> and the warning from the pentagon about leaked intel. >> who gets to see your private pay stub? mo

we see a similar situation with apple. it used to be important to have a store in a prime location when you were releasing a new product. these days, if you're releasing an app, you need to pay apples to get prime listing in its app store, which gives apple sway in which programs uses install on their phones. amazon meanwhile is no longer just an e commerce and cloud computing giant. it's also one of the biggest media companies in 2019 amazon invested $7000000000.00 into music series and films, and that was before it board m g m m, as as india division is currently in trouble. according to reports, it's systematically copied items sold by 3rd parties and then rigged search results to favor its own products. the problem is that amazon is not just a platform, it's also a retailer itself, and it competes for customers on its own platform. one woman who is fighting big tech monopolies is lena com. the antitrust scholar and law professor was recently appointed. the chair of the u. s. is federal trade commission and she's got bi

this is today in the bay live on roku, amazon fire, and apple tv. >>> here you go tuesday morning. good morning to you. let's take a look at the forecast this tuesday morning. what we can expect as we start the day. >> still pretty breezy out there. a live look outside of fremont. waking up to temperatures in the low 50s and still a southwesterly wind at 10 miles an hour. stronger wind coming through the delta and near the coast. we are going to have a closer to the day. typically we see clouds here and there. then clearing out as we go through late morning into the afternoon. you will notice this afternoon it will be a little warmer than yesterday. waking up to 77 in dublin. 75 oakland, 70 degrees about it. 60 degrees in san francisco. we reached the peak of the work tomorrow. two peaks that we will talk more about coming out. it might give you problems early. >>> we had an issue on the pencil. they said the 101 is clear. we are north of palo alto as you head through san mateo, there was a crash where it looks like there is paperwork that remains now in the chp bladder which we cl

now two decades later, apple is discontinuing it. this is video of the day when jobs made the announcement. he touted the ipod for its ability to hold up to one thousand cd quality songs. now ipod touch is the latest iteration of that device, but apple will no longer make them. once current supplies sell out, that's it. apple says the spirit of ipod lives on through their other products that play music. >> i think have i four of those in a drawer somewhere. >> resell them for a lot of money. make some money, jess. >>> still ahead, it is the most expensive piece of american art ever sold. how much they paid for andy warhol's portrait of marilyn monroe. >>> a work of art which unites two cultural icons has set a record for the most expensive piece of american art ever sold. >> this is so famous, you'll recognize it the minute you see it there it is, marilyn monroe. the artist andy warhol. christie's auction house sold it for $195 million. shattering previous records. the artwork is a sylvester screen for five prints enhanced with his o

in 2002, apple sold around 400,000. i pots by 2006. that number grew to 39 million over the years and underwent the typical apple updates and variations from the ipod shuffle which looks like a usb memory stick and rains and we pick your next song to the 2005 release of the icon with video changing how and where you can watch tv shows. but even as apple stops making the product demand continues on e-bay, first generation ipad classics in mint condition. go for hundreds of dollars. >> so much fun yeah. all right. let's talk baseball. yes. showing the giant close out their series with the rockies at oracle. bottom of the 5th, brandon crawford, gets all at one brush. that was right over the right while not into the water. but i also a few good enough for a 2 run home run bringing in a score. so was point the score at that point that a lot we junior also singles to right. luis gonzales was able to come in on that. so the giants in the and wind 7 to one their 5th straight win over the rockies. they're on the road now for the next 6 games th