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performing dow component over that time. so the big question for apple investors right now is, doubling down on retail enough to reboot this struggling stock? kick off the discussion with brian sullivan and michelle ka russ russo-cabrera. there s sliding glass doors, 6k video screen and the eyes probably can t pick up. trees planted along its customer support section inside. there s also a public plaza open 24 hours a day. free wi-fi and live music. apple retail chief says it is not about evolving store design. but creating a community for customers and visitors. but as sounds nice. sounds gorgeous! as tyler mentioned, should apple bet big on retail instead of focusing on the next big product is? joining us is contributor jan niffen and john fortt and january, what do you think of this move? apple is good at retail. good enough move? it s not like they can t do both, right? it s the next great store and they have to have the next great new store and now th ....
classified information when she sent or received them. any reasonable person in secretary clinton s position or those with whom she was corresponding should have known that system was no place for that information. reporter: and comey said that hackers could have easily gained those e-mails. we can t hand over our government to someone whose deepest, darkest secrets may be in the hands of our enemy. reporter: the fbi s recommendation not to charge clinton could be mean the end of the case because attorney general loretta lynch said she would accept the findings of the investigators. house speaker paul ryan wants more answers, declining to prosecute clinton for wreckly mishandling security information, he said, will set a terrible precedents. for the fbi director here at the fbi headquarters, it came down to intent and he said intent wasn t there. ken, back to new craig, was today s recommendation, does it effectively mean the case is closed? reporter: it could ....
and now with these slippery handled, very pointy, incredibly sharp scissors, i will now cut the ribbon to declare the final match of the 2016 hungry for power games officially oh no! (screaming) he did it! it s the late show with stephen colbert! tonight stephen welcomes abbi jacobson and ilana glazer, doris kearns goodwin and eric andre, featuring jon batiste and stay human. now live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it s time for the 2016 democratic national convention death, taxes, hillary! (cheers and applause) stephen: thanks! whoo! whoo! (cheers and applause) whoo! (audience chanting stephen) stephen: hey chris, tom, paul! what s going on, mark! (cheers and applause) hey! welcome to the late show. (cheers and applause) thank you so much, everybody! thank you! thank you! that s nice. welcome to the late show, everybody. i m proud to be your host, stephen colbert, and we are live on night four of the democratic national convention, w ....
so the reason you re here, bob, is that you ve been at every convention since 1968. you were in cleveland with us. we ve seen the end of this one. how do you assess where we are? this is different than any of the others that attended. they re all different. this maybe is the most different of all. we didn t see the violence that we saw in 1968 in chicago. this one is coming down to, as you mentioned, scott, when you were talking about when bill clinton ran, people said it s the economy, stupid. the winning campaign usually has a simple phrase that you can sum it up. this one maybe the way they were telling it tonight, all you need to print on the bumper sticker is donald trump, yes or no. this is a campaign that will be about donald trump. do you want him or do you not want him? are you willing to trust him in the most powerful office in the country? bob schieffer, dean of american political reporters. bob, thanks very much. so post parties have their nominees in ....
john dickerson, thank you. so the reason you re here, bob, is that you ve been at every convention since 1968. you were in cleveland with us. we ve seen the end of this one. how do you assess where we are? this is different than any of the others that attended. they re all different. this maybe is the most different of all. we didn t see the violence that we saw in 1968 in chic this one is coming down to, as you mentioned, scott, when you were talking about when bill clinton ran, people said it s the economy, stupid. the winning campaign usually has a simple phrase that you can sum it up. this one maybe the way they were telling it tonight, all you need to print on the bumper sticker is donald trump, yes or no. do you want him or do you not want him? are you willing to trust him in the most powerful office in the country? bob schieffer, dean of american political reporters. bob, thanks very much. so post parties have their nominees in a titanic battle is going. ....