teslas luxury cars. and the square continues its banner year with a better-than-expected quarter. first our lead, apple s shares surged to record highs. the figures called and analysts concerns that the new iphone may be delayed. in a phone call with ceo tim cook, he told me that more users are waiting to upgrade to reports about the new iphone. he said it feels like the rumors are much larger and more frequent this year than in the past. we do believe that has created a pause. it is likely larger than previously. we broke down the guidance and earnings with the julie ask. and our bloomberg gadfly cheryl. there is a lot to look forward to hear. on the one hand, the market is going to grow about 50%, so over the next five years, so there is a lot of upside in that market. there is a lot more to come with the smartphone needing a bigger ecosystem in people s homes, a lot of upside to come with things like virtual or voice assistants, and then there is all of the services they
president trump also telling the intelligence community he is behind them 1,000% during a trip to the cia headquarters but facing criticism for spending much of the time going after the media while standing in front of a wall honoring fallen cia agents. all of this while millions of people across the country have hit the streets to try and disrupt president trump s plans by protesting, marching in dozens of cities to protest his past words and actions as candidate trump. we have an all-star lineup to discuss the road ahead. house homeland security committee chairman michael mccaul is with me on what he expects from congress in the coming weeks. senator roy blunt, the chairman of the inauguration on this historic day, and journalist paula broadwell joins me on the president s plan to combat cyber warfare. also here with me carly fiorina and grover norquist zero in on what trump policies will mean to you. we kick it off right now with former house speaker newt gingrich. mr.mr.
scots valley almost two inches and you head to los gatos little more than half an inch and san jose only 0.05%. up against the south bay foothills we re still looking at heavy rain even across the santa cruz mountains and that extends from gilroy and san martin looking at rainfall this morning. the futurecast shows that rain will be more widespread towards lunchtime and then we get a break as we head towards 2:00, 3:00 before another round moves in for tonight and the last and final round tonight. in the meantime, a cool day, scott. mid-60s across the entire bay area. we ll talk about how much more rain we can see and still a flash flood watch in effect through tonight and we ll go over that in 15 minutes. we ll get to some of that flooding right now, anthony. first it was fire and now floods and seems living in the santa cruz mountain you can t get a break. there s a new threat. let s continue our team coverage with rick boone joins us from santa cruz county where that fla
you tonight. with your guide to get around the upcoming car-nado. good evening, i m dave courvoisier.. ((denise valdez)) and i m denise valdez. the earlier you plan.. the better. and we have alternate routes that will save you time. and headaches. mauricio marin is live to help us navigate through it. ((mauricio marin)) it s going to be a four month shut down for some of the valley s busiest arterials at the spaghetti bowl. the work is all part of project neon. tonight we looked at the different avenues to get around and avoid the mess. cringe at the thought of all the traffic. ((mauricio marin)) the spaghetti bowl is about to get turned upside down by car-nado. ((tyler scarle/driver: you know a lot of times it does seem to slow down. quite a bit. )) ((mauricio marin)) drivers know it can be a pain to drive through the area right now. and know a fix is desperately needed to alleviate road congestion. ((tyler scarle/driver: yeah i d say they definitely help but they re
individuals we disagree with. we live in a constitutional republic. we are supposed to have equal justice under the law and the equal application of our laws. tonight in the united states this is all in jeopardy. after more than 15 months of intensive investigations surrounding one man, the president of the united states, more and more americans rightly are realizing that mueller s seemingly never ending witch hunt is not only damaging the country, but it is rocking our system of justice to its very core. and following the new york times s so-called bombshell report that the white house attorney, the president s attorney, white house counsel don mcginnis, the president tweeted this disgrace discredited bob mueller and as whole group of angry democratic thugs spent over 30 hours with the white house counsel, only with my approval, for the purposes of transparency. anybody needing that much time when they know there is no
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