PEREIRA: CNN money now, chief business correspondent, Christine Romans, in the Money Center, a big day for Apple. What are we expecting here?</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: You know, Michaela, the safest bet seems to be new versions of the iPhone 6 and 6S, but here is where it gets interesting. Imagine talking to your TV? An updated Apple TV with Siri-like controls that let you tell your television what to do, that could be revealed. The biggest surprise could be a bigger iPad, a size between the current one and a Macbook. So watch this space, we'll know this afternoon. The other business story, the CEO of United Airlines forced to resign. United says this is after their own internal investigation sparked by a probe into United's relationship with David Sampson, who stepped down during the bridgegate scandal. The probe is whether United added a flight to his vacation home in South Carolina in exchange for favorable treatment at Newark airport, a flight dubbed as the chairman's flight -- Michaela.</s>PEREIRA: All right, Christine. A stunning statistic in today's "New Day New You," half of Americans have diabetes or pre-diabetes. Diabetes numbers are finally starting to plateau in the U.S. after two decades on the rise. The study suggests that government regulation of food, nutrition, and exercise programs to fight obesity and diabetes are starting to pay off -- Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: Donald Trump takes on the Black Lives Matter Movement and he has some surprising views on Europe's migrant crisis. His campaign is here to discuss it all.
What To Expect At Today's Apple Event; United Airlines CEO Resigns Amid Corruption Investigation.