. >> in the bernstein report, nielson and fox stay at outperform.ou think those two companies have going for them as the landscape changes? >> they feel like fox has certain franchises like fox news are more sustainable with an older demographic. but ultimately it isn't that much outperform on a relative basis, from $29 to $38. you're talking 30% upside on that, it's not overly compelling. >> nielson? >> i don't know why he has nielson as an outperform. >> we're trying to figure out exactly how this landscape continues shaping up. jon steinberg, we appreciate it. >> if you need a newspaper, take one. >> i definitely don't. i have a phone. why would i need a newspaper? >> when we come back, the market back to session lows, netflix down more than 7% on the disney downgrade. why is that happening? no student's ever done the full hand raise in ap calc. but your stellar notebook gives you the gumption to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. this week, these office depot brand notebooks just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school

nielson to say some people are still trying to figure out how to get to work and special needs individuals will get around. the organizers and city leaders say they are enthusiastic about the upcoming papal visit but it's becoming more of a headache for those within the newly labeled traffic box. >> i actually work at the hospital so, actually, i am basically not going to work at all during that time and i'm planning to rent out my place and hoping somebody will rent it out and i'm just going to leave the city. >> reporter: another aspect of the papal travel plan happens today and the septa lottery. remember, that happened on monday where you would have to enter online to try to buy the passes for the regional rail? those winners will start to be announced via e-mail later today and a lot of the suburban towns right now radnor has a station affected by this. i talked to their police how they are planning for the papal visit and that is coming up in 30 on minutes. >> reiterate what matt said about the papal passes on septa, the lottery. 20,000 passes went unsold in monday's lottery. septa i

. >>> the republican presidential debate was a hit in the nielson ratings.making it the highest watched debate in history. and jana katsuyama is here with what candidates gained ground and which lost ground. >> reporter: donald trump immediately got on at which timer criticized the moderator while the rest of the field were busy back on the campaign trail. gop candidates got back to their ground game friday. >> i had fun last night. i really enjoyed getting to know donald trump up close and perm. >> reporter: jeb bush referenced the debate at a town hall in the key primary state of new hampshire. >> i know how to change big complex things and i got to tell that florida story. i thought it went fine. >> reporter: senator ted cruz began his tour of eight southern states. >> well god bless the great state of south carolina. >> reporter: while some say donald trump did little to damage his front runner status. the question now is can the other candidates turn the debate into political capital. >> what will tell the difference is how much money people are raising

. >> beatrice nielson charged with 29 counts of animal cruelty at her house in may is mass. police found 21 dogs along with several cats and birds and the conditions were terrible. >> i have a 16-year-old doberman with me for 16 years. you are not cruel to an animal for 16 years. >> the owner of the facility says she has been training dogs for more than a decade. people shocked by the news are asking how they can help. >>> final time congressman louis stokes. among the mourners, vice president joe biden. louis stokes served 15 terms and was ohio's first elected black member of congress. he died last week at the age of 90 after battling cancer. he is the father of our dear colleague, eyewitness news anchor lori stokes. our thoughts and prayers are with you, lori, and your entire family on this difficult day. we will be right back. >>> heavy damage but no deaths in japan after a powerful typhoon swept through. it made landfall before daybreak. heavy wind gusts more than 120 miles per hour knocked out power to about 470 homes. many families are in shelters as the system moves t

nielson to say some people are trying to figure out how they are getting to work and how special needs individuals will get around. the organizers and city leaders have been saying they are enthusiastic about the upcoming papal visit but it's becoming more of a headache of those within this newly labeled traffic box. >> i actually work at the hospital so, actually, i am basically not going to work at all during that time and i'm planning to rent out my place and hoping somebody will rent it out and i'm just going to leave the city. >> reporter: another aspect of the papal travel plan happens today and the septa lottery. remember, that happened on monday where you would have to enter online to try to buy the passes for the regional rail? the 18 stops are making their way to center city for the papal visit, those winners will begin to be introduced later on today via e-mail so check your e-mail inboxes and even those spam boxes just to make sure you get that e-mail because you only have a few days to make that purchase. we are in radnor right now. one of the towns that will be affected b

air traffic controller peter nielson is the only person handling the airspace at the time.as taken a break, leaving him to monitor two screens several feet apart. this is against regulations. but a common practice known and tolerated by skyguide management. on one screen, nielsen is busy coordinating the arrival of a delayed airbus. he doesn't notice that on the other screen, there is a conflict between the russian airplane and the dhl cargo jet. >> the controller was overloaded. had a lot of responsibility. an overloaded controller is more prone to make errors. >> to make matters worse, nielsen doesn't realize the ground-based optical warning system which alerts him to imminent collisions has been switched off for maintenance. in the sky, the two airplanes are less than a minute from reaching each other when an on board system sounds an alert to both crews. >> traffic, traffic. >> the traffic collision and avoidance system, or tcas, is one of the great technological innovations in airplane safety. it provides the crew not only with a display of potential conflicting airpla

in the 174th district, former city councilman ed nielson is the winner. >>> 6:15 now.llary clinton will turn over her personal e-mail server and a thumb drive to federal investigate ares. they are looking into the security of clinton's e-mail setup while she was secretary of state. she told her aides last night to turn over her server to the justice department. that move came just hours after a republican lawmaker said two classified e-mails that clinton had in her personal e-mail were labeled top secret. >>> the gop white house front-runner, donald trump, says his controversial comments about mexican immigrants and women, even in spite of those, he says he will get their support. trump spoke at a republican fund raising dinner in michigan last night. he said his campaign is prepared to lay out specific policy plans over the next two weeks. >>> another republican candidate, rick perry, is no longer paying his campaign staff because of lack of funds. a source told nbc news it's unclear if that pay suspension is permanent right now. a political expert says it could be to

but said that nielson's estimate of a decline of three million subscribers was misstated. ad sales are pacing up and digital distribution he said would be a win. fox shares are down double digits so far this week. the ceo said even if the total industry loses subscribers, he fully expects fox total paid subscribers in the u.s. and globally to grow. cbs shares rebounding yesterday on earnings. and details on how much money it will make from selling cvs and showtime straight to consumers. time warner shares are up, posting modest 2% cable subscription fee growth. the company saying subscriber declines have been small and not material, while going straight to the consumer with hbo now is adding new revenue. the stock that lost most this week, viacom is in the worst spot. targeting those millennials who are unlikely to ever subscribe to cable. putting them in a weak negotiating position with distributors. on the upside. morgan stanley analyst ben someoneburn said the market may be improving. but the wild card is whether and how fast those subscriber declines, the cord-cutting

erik nielson from union credits. he will be staying with us.e talking about the fed and oil next. oil is sliding again after two opec members vowed to keep pumping despite the global glut. iraq said a boost is needed to meet the needs of its growing population. crude is down 30% from its g.d.p. dragging emergencying markets down to a four-year low. carlsberg shares have plunged after they missed profit estimates. earnings before interest, taxes d one-time items was 2.9 billion dane irk kronor. -- danish kronor. cathay pacific has reported net income but lagged behind estimates. it comes after they suffered losses from fuel hedging and passenger yields dropped. now toshiba shares have surged after it revamped its board and appointed an interim president to the role permanently. the company is trying to recover from the accounting scandal. toshiba says it is expecting to report that loss for the 2015 fiscal year. >> i accept responsibility for not having been able to prevent the state of affairs. in this, the greatest crisis in toshiba's history,

. >>> sabrina and aaron nielson who posted those photos of their african hunting trip are now africa. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> sabrina, let me start with line here. when you posted those photos to your facebook feed, were you aware of the story of dr. palmer and cecil the lion in zimbabwe? >> i think it happened about the same time. i think i heard about it the day after that i got my giraffe. >> reporter: and just to be clear, what you are doing in south africa is totally legal. let me ask you a question. if dr. palmer is charged with taking part in an illegal hunt in zimbabwe, do you support him being extradited back there to face justice? >> you know, aaron is the one to talk about it the lion issue. he has followed it a lot closer than i have. what's your opinion? >> well, look, i would say this. i would say if the man is, in fact, charged with a crime, i think it's something to consider. but i also believe that when a hunter -- when a foreign hunter travels to a foreign country, he is at the discretion of the guide and outfitter that he puts