. >> cheryl: whether she would rather run against donald trump or ben carson, she said she would not like to have influence on that side. >> nicole: top expectations for iphones in china. more than $51 billion with nearly a quarter of that amount actually coming from china. the company sold 48 million iphones in fiscal fourth quarter. forecasts healthy iphone sales during holiday season. cash on hand during the quarter, jumped to $206 billion up 33% year over year. >> cheryl: what to do with all that cash. i have a few thoughts for apple. shares of twitter right now, a different story for twitter this morning. that stock is tumbling. the company issued a disappointing revenue forecast for the holiday period. twitter coming up short on the number of active users. the results showed the challenges facing jack dorsey who was recently hired as the company ceo. dorsey give a reason for the revenue during conference call to the company. it would take some time to show meaningful useful growth. that's the key that was awful. >> nicole: federal reserve wraps up two-day policy meeting. no rat

can you look me in the eyes and honestly say ben carson or donald trump would be a better president ofstates than hillary clinton? >> yes. >> you honestly believe that? >> i just looked you in the eyes and said that. >> you think donald trump or ben carson would be a better president of the united states, knowing what you know about what it actually takes to administer the levers of governance. >> i do think so. hillary clinton has not been an executive. she never ran a state. she never held executive office. to the extent she ran anything it was the state department when it was absolutely chaotic. she was a legislator. they vote yes. they vote no. they take credit. they hide. she was never an executive, period. she's never run anything. >> what has ben carson run? >> he was the head of the medical department at johns hopkins. >> you're right. that is a better qualification than being secretary of state and a united states senator. i agree. >> it's better qualification than being a secretary of state, resetting with russia, dealing with radicalism -- >> i honestly don't believe you bel

whether it is donald trump or ben carson or carly fiorina. even the sitting governors are pointing out -- chris christie was in new hampshire this past week. he was the first candidate here who i heard talk about this game of thrones down in d.c. with mccarthy out and who is the leader of the house. it's one of those things -- chris christie of course is a sitting governor. he's trying to tap into that distrust or anger with the establishment in washington. he was using that to court a great deal. as he pointed out, no one cares about these games. but he is still trying to use it as a mallet to win over some voters here. texas is on from the republican line. go ahead. at the i was stunned black conservative from the last call. i used to be a democrat. i even voted for president obama wants. we have inremise this country about destroying african-americans because they don't vote democratic is strange to me. that's what brings me to bernie sanders. i don't understand the appeal of bernie sanders. he is not an outsider. i hear a lot of pundits t

the democratic parties, whether it's donald trump, or ben carson or carley fiorina. bernie sanders is aind establishment on the democratic side. the figures in both parties - they have not made up enough ground, whether it's jed bush. if they are a former government. they are not helping. what people are looking for is authenticity, and someone like a donald trump that will come in saying the politicians are a bunch of losers. it's something playing well, americans that are dis gusted with washington. >> michael shure is at congress for us. the men and women is to protect >> when i met daisy, it was the best day of my life. when my past caught up with me and made us all pay the price. >> the social worker said, "i'm gonna have to take the baby". they took my family. i don't know how i'm gonna do it but... i need another lawyer. you're gonna have to kill me to take my child. >>> i'm talking tonight about the problem with politics in america, and why it is so hard to know where lawmakers stand on important policy questions. one reason is they are constantly jockeying f

cathy: this is something you have to explain, somebody like donald trump or ben carson, who never had to govern can come in and say i never raised taxes on anything. mike huckabee: i can say i cut 94 taxes, i can say that the taxes we cut help families. i can say it helped to businesses because we cut the capital gains tax. i can talk about ways in which our policies actually led to increase in per capita income of arkansas families by 50%. i think that is what is more important to most people. they want to go out and her cathy: on the topic of taxes, he said you would like to abolish the irs and establish the fair tax. mike huckabee: that essentially gets rid of all the taxes on our productivity, whether it is income, capital gains, dividends, tax on savings, inheritance, replaces it with a tax on consumption or a sales tax. the simple reason is it would transform our economy, not the least of which is you are actually rewarding people's work and investment. what we do is we punish work and investment and we reward the behavior that is counterproductive. you make a good investment, w

. >> do you see the popularity of donald trump or ben carson? >> there's an anger and it never gets anything. >> yeah what do they like about trump? >> he hates the system. >> yeah, they like that he is a leader and not going to get up there and cry and take charge. i think that's the problem -- >> no. >> oh right. >> you don't think that banner. >> they like him because he does not cry. >> they do not like him because of his hair. we know that. >> he was a sensible descent guy. >> who is? >> who is a sensible descent guy? >> banner. it's sad to see him go. i think that the government shut downs are nonesense and suicida behavior. >> i agree and you have to be more than a guy that cries and hugs. you have to be more. >> yeah, there's nothing wrong with them. >> yeah, there's nothing wrong with being civil. >> take it from a anger. >> anger gets you nowhere. >> into trouble and in cuffs. >> that's why you have management. >> look at the time. >>> all right. hillary is taking on wall street bosses. you should see how she is taking on her old bosse

. >> donald trump or ben carson? >> i'm going to leave that to the republicans, do you think? was clinton's first time on the new show and she said she wanted to help americans live up to their potential when asked why she wanted to be president. >>> senator bernie sanders will be in fairfax today. the democrat from vermont will host a town hall meeting at 7:00 at george mason university. he plans to address the debt. they plan to dress up as walking debt zombies. >> he has a generous heart. he was a very funny, funny person. >> police are trying to figure out how he crashed his car off the bw parkway. ten days after family members marcus lee freeman reported him missing. his father calls it a nightmare he can't wake up from. last he knew his father was going to fill up his car. on monday they found the car submerged in water. officials found freeman's body inside the vehicle. freeman never returned home. he told family members he was going to get gas. >> i want them to remember him for the contributions he gave. >> they're trying to figure out why that car left the road. >> a

. ♪ ♪ you're going to hear me roar >> who would you rather run against, donald trump or ben carson? that to the republicans. >> you can picture either one of them in the office, right? >> well, i can picture them in some office. >> this team taught all america's children that playing like a girl means you're a bad ass. and perhaps i shouldn't have used that phrase. >> i should also apologize to him in advance for all the gold medals that america will win in orlando. >> you better bring it usa. >> if you can't wear a shirt that covers your tail so i can't tell that you got some aztec print thongs on, you don't need to be wearing them. >> what a hoot. >> and some things to look forward to, game three of the world series tonight in new york city. democratic debate next week thursday. so politics will be back in the headlines. >> and the clocks, don't forget, sunday morning, 2:00 a.m. >> it falls backwards. an extra hour of sleep and at the bars. see you there. >> don't miss our updates on facebook, wnnfans.com. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. o

. >> who would you rather run against, donald trump or ben carson? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to leave that to the republicans. >> but you can picture either one of them in the office, right? you can picture either one of those guys in the office. [ laughter ] >> well, i can picture them in some office. >> clinton also talked finance and the economy. she said the minimum wage is not enough to bring people out of poverty and if there were another recession clinton says she'd let the big banks fail this time. >>> there's growing uproar over the violent classroom arrest in columbia, south carolina. the officer who flipped the female student out of her chair and dragged her across the room now at the center of an fbi investigation. the confrontation escalated when the girl refused to turn over her phone. the sheriff could determine as early as today if senior deputy ben fields will be fired. he says another video shows the girl hitting the officer. >> it just shows that when the officer puts his hands on her initially she reaches up and she pops the offic

. >> who would you rather run against, donald trump, or ben carson?one of those guys in the office. >> well, i -- i can -- i can picture them in some office. >> you find me a democrat that will cut spending $10, i'll give them a warm kiss. >> thank you, governor. >> said he was extremely disappointed with the coverage. >> we're clearly not having that beer you mentioned. >> but i'll buy a tequila or even some famous colorado brownies. >> well -- hmm. >> have you ever, like, really -- like looked at your hand. ♪ >> i think the -- >> that last shot. >> the lincoln chafee intro was horrendous. >> one they didn't show is donald trump winking at the debate which is hilarious, too. i'm betty nguyen. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook at facebook.com/first look msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. there >>> in the gop debate ben carson was asked what his greatest weakness is, and he said he couldn't see himself as president until people asked him toll run. yeah. he also couldn't see himself as president because he never op

feels comfortable for going after her harder than with we would for the regular person, donald trump or ben carson or even marco rubio. she has been around the presidency, the executive branch and the legislative branch, she's been around it quite a while. and anderson cooper had the best debate because he asked the tough questions and the fox debate for the republicans was the second best debate there has been with the fact that the reporters were asking the pointed questions. so i believe that hillary clinton was held to a higher standard, i think she's getting a pass. >> when the subject turned to carson's tied to a nutritional supplement company that got into trouble with the law. >> the maker of nutritional supplements of which you had a so-year relationship. they claimed they could cure ought tim, yet your involvement continued, why? >> well, that's easy to answer. i didn't have an involvement with them. that is total propaganda and this is what happens in our society, total propaganda. >> the left wing prop gang da campaign had some harsh words said his words were lies. the wall street sout

the democratic front runner was asked which republican she would rather face, donald trump or ben carson? >> i'm going to leave that to the republicans. >> looks like it's a likely choice of those two -- the. >> but if i say one or the other, it might influence some people and i don't want to have any influence. i want them to go through whatever their process is. because if i am fortunate enough to be the nominee, i want to run hard against either. >> clinton is the fifth candidate to appear on the late show. >>> on the money watch, stock futures higher today after share prices lost ground yesterday. analysts blame disappointing earnings reports on a drop in the price of crude oil. the dow jones industrial average lost 41 points. and the s&p 500 lost about 5.5. >>> strong iphone and mac sales sent apple profits soaring up 31% last quarter. they sold 48 million iphone, 22% more than the same time period a year ago. and mac sales grew 3%, an all- time record. and apple's overall sales rose 2%. >>> a pharmacy mega merger is in the works. walgreens is buying rite-aid. the merger would combi

was essentially asked, which candidate she would rather face or which one she could see winning the white house, ben carson or donald trumps was her answer? >> if i say one or the other, it might influence some people. i don't want to have any influence on it. i want them to go through whatever their process is. if i am fortunate enough to be the nominee, i want to run hard against whichever republican is up there. >> but you can picture either one of them in the office, right? you can picture either one of those guys in the office? >> well, i can picture them in some office. >> the irony here is hillary clinton would do anything in her power to have donald trump or ben carson be the nominee. >> absolutely. if are you hillary clinton, you want to see as much trump versus carson as you possibly can, you are storing that video in the vault to roll out in a general election, assuming that she makes it there and one of them makes it there. if you are a democrat, are you more afraid of establishment types or more experienced politicians like marco rubio, john kasich, february bush. so these two trump and carson are appealing t

well, the vital question is which of the two champions of attack, donald trump or dr. ben carson, has the heart to fight it out when it gets close and nasty down the line? well, right now, many on the right are using carson as a place to rest, watch, and think. they want to say something powerful about change, but are not that sure of trump. what they're not ready to take are the names listed for months, years in the case of jeb bush, on that sad menu of hopefuls in the undercard of the establishment. here's what i think is going on right now. i think donald trump, whatever the wavering in the polls this week, is the one candidate who could promise real success on the economy, if the economy is the key issue. and it promises to be the topic of tomorrow night's cnbc debate. trump has a record to sell. dr. carson doesn't have the prescription. cruz is simply angry. rubio hasn't been around a single term yet. and bush looks bushed. so let's get ready for the battle at the top. trumpers and carson at tomorrow night's roller derby when the jostling and trash talk is over, who will sti

trump or carson. here's her really funny self. >> who would you rather run against, donald trump or ben carson? > i'm going to leave that to the republicans, you think? i -- i -- >> the likely choices, likely choices. >> but if i say one or the other, it might influence some people and i don't want to have any influence on it. >> but you could picture either one of them in the office, right? >> well i can, i can picture them in some office. >> does she have any humor? >> i thought she was funny. i thought she handled that well. i thought she handled it very, very well. your job when you go on a show like that is not to be funny. maybe when you go on "snl" it is. that's his job. you're supposed to answer in the best possible way, i thought she did a good job. >> she can picture donald and ben in some office. america could picture her husband in some orifice. do prisons offer work release program if the winning candidate is in jail? >> what? >> kg. >> really? >> that was super-boring. no, it just was. >> that's good. >> maybe she didn't want to make news on it. >> but why are you so careful that y

is competition donald trump or ben carson? >> they are now targeting marco rubio. he has campaign and press releases and articles and looks at marco rubio his biggest threat. and jeb bush has the most to lose here. he's the one if he does well may reinvigorate the base and donors. if he does poorly his money will dry up quickly. >> sticking with you in a moment, they were kindred spirits and marco rubio was his political protogee. people like mitt romney said we are not going to run and no one predicted he would be behind donald trump and ben carson and the freshman senator from florida. this guy is not going to run because i will take up money in florida. and that adds to the embarrassment and puts him on the spot. >> the latest on the gop nomination and puts carson on top and followed by trump closely and still< in the margi of error. do you expect aaron to see that field shaken out by the results of tonight's debate? >> i don't know that it necessarily going to change too much tonight. carson and trump are in a class by themselves right now and not because they

. >> if you are a republican voter that was for donald trump or ben carson or carly fiorina that ad, you would be more for the aftermath in that ad. the other thing that's demonstrated is big money doesn't matter. if you have a -- >> yes, it does. >> no, it doesn't. every bit of money that's been spent hasn't moved voters. some connection with the voters. that's what ben carson and donald trump has. >> this is supposed to be the joint clinton/bush -- amazing how little it is on the republican side. not at all. bush is running -- neither is going to be the nominee. we're going to have a sanders/biden showdown on the democratic side. and jeb may not make it in. >> there's a reason we're seeing the rules rewritten. the country is angry. coming out of the greatest financial crisis and politicians haven't been speaking to it. so you have a bernie sanders and the problem with trump is he tries to -- >> this is a big week for hillary clinton. i'm neutral. so i got to say this. she goes before the benghazi committee. i think the benghazi committee is going to be the one on the investigation.

whether it is donald trump or ben carson or carly fiorina.ven the sitting governors are pointing out -- chris christie was in new hampshire this past week. he was the first candidate here who i heard talk about this game of thrones down in d.c. with mccarthy out and who is the leader of the house. it's one of those things -- chris christie of course is a sitting governor. he's trying to tap into that distrust or anger with the establishment in washington. he was using that to court a great deal. as he pointed out, no one cares about these games. but he is still trying to use it as a mallet to win over some voters here. texas is on from the republican line. go ahead. at the i was stunned black conservative from the last call. i used to be a democrat. i even voted for president obama wants. we have inremise this country about destroying african-americans because they don't vote democratic is strange to me. that's what brings me to bernie sanders. i don't understand the appeal of bernie sanders. he is not an outsider. i hear a lot of pundits tal

. >> how do you feel when people say bernie sanders is actually not that far from donald trump or ben carson candidates, that he's tapping into the same anger out there in america? >> i can't think of anybody who is farther from ben carson or donald trump than bernie sanders. i understand the anger in america about an economic system that is unfair, fundamentally unfair goes across party lines. we have people on both sides appealing to it. what bernie sanders is proposing to do is oh poefpposed to what and carson and all the republicans are planning to do on policy. >> nice to see you again. good luck tonight to your candidate. >>> we are live in las vegas today where labor rules. afl-cio president joining us next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." ♪ everything kids touch during cold and flu season sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call

. >> stephen: who would you rather run against, donald trump or ben carson? ( laughter ) >> i'm going to leave that to the republicans. you think-- i-- i -- >> the likely choice is those two guys. >> but if i say one or the other it might influence some people and i don't want to have any influence on it. i want them to go through whatever their process is because if i am fortunate enough to be the nominee, i want to run hard against whichever republican is up there. >> stephen: but you can picture either one of them in the office, right? you can picture either one of those guys in the office? ( laughter ). >> well, i-- i can-- i can picture them in some office. ( laughter ) ( applause ). ( cheers ) halloween is coming up. and your campaign has put out a costume, a recommended costume. >> they did not ask me about this. >> stephen: they did not. i went ahead and did it. this is you. where are you here? >> audience: oooh! >> stephen: you can dress up for your halloween party as hillary clinton. you'll really scare your republican friends. >> no, you'll scare yo

lane in the republican party, and establishment will coalesce around someone who is not donald trump or ben carsonnews for jeb, it shows that had a head-to-head match up he can't beat trump he loses by 18 points, the establishment, call it what you will, they will have problem with jeb. lou: i think we can call it the establishment. we'll see you think some weird dynamics over the next couple of months. the establishment is threatened by even cruz, trump, carson, in particular. let's turn to clin sli clinton g left, i love that the media all over this, shift to the left saying that banks could fail. this a conservative position to let unfettered capitalism work. >> right, all onboard with idea of competition, that almost fits with her record of a close relation with banks, we listen to what she says about banks and her rhetoric, a lot of the big banks love h 2013 she made more than $3 million from giving speeches on wall street bankers. goldman sachs paid her more than her husband for a speech. lou: that isungrateful. all money they put in to her husband to clinton initiative and her pockets now s

. >>> would you rather run against donald trump or ben carson?> i'm going to leave that to the republicans. >> jokes and policy pushes, hillary clinton made the most of her time last night on late night tv. it was her first appearance on the late show with stephen colbert. today clinton is campaigning in new hampshire. the top ten republican candidates are preparing for the cnbc debate, it's their third one so far. leann gregg gets us ready. >> reporter: good morning. final preparations are underway here in the media spin room, also on the main stage where the debate will take place late their evening. for the first time in months, a national poll shows that donald trump is not in the lead, edged out by ben carson who, like trump, is a political novice. donald trump in iowa on the eve of the debate as a cbs "new york times" poll shows him losing the lead to ben carson. >> get a little shake up in iowa. i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: in the polls, 26% of republican primary voters said they backed carson. four points ahead of trump. the

he can't seem to bust the bubble of donald trump or ben carson. he needs a big night, and if he doesn't he may be the next figure we see go out of this race yet. it is important that they're fighting for air time and get their message across and fighting to stay in the race. these debates are incredibly important. >> ben carson seems to be having his time in the headlines. what about that? >> we often see people who fair and then fade. we saw it last time around with michele bachmann. you remember her? or herman cain, remember him? probably not. ben carson seems to be pulling ahead in national polls and in early polling states like iowa and new hampshire. he appeals to the core of the republican party. he appeals to evangelist voters. people like the fact that he's an outer. this debate is on the economy and so far he has been weak on that. he has not been able to articulate how he attends to address the deficit or fund major programs in the united states. there is a tithe that everyone will be taxed at 10%. if you earn $2 million a year, 10% tax.

. >> if i were republican i would be scared to death either donald trump or ben carson at top of the polls. the comfort i would take, you kind of alluded to this, four years ago, exact time, october 30th, check it out, herm -- herman cain was running first, romney was second and rick santorum of was 5% on october 30th, 2011. cain had his uzbekistan moment and collapsed. trump's problem, his whole campaign is i'm a winner. if he loses iowa, that is loser. those are people trump derides. they are losers. liz: hang on, the term losers is somewhat pejorative. >> that is exactly how he uses it. he is leading all over the place. i grant you that. i'm just saying i'm a winner. once he starts losing he is a loser. we know what he thinks about losers. liz: here arrest the thing, kirsten, mr. trump is going after ben carson just like jeb bush. that was the storyline all day, saying, recall, said to mr. bush, you're so low energy. using same tactic against ben carson. but ben carson is not coming back, counter punching. >> right. ben carson, last couple of debates he has been lower energy. i th

see a lot more between now and then. >> quick question to both of you, is donald trump going to be -- will donald trump or ben carsoner of them, be the nominee or will someone else be the republican nominee? >> i don't know. >> i think the establishment bet has been the good bet through most of history unless it's 1964. for barry goldwater. there are exceptions here. >> thank you both so much. anita, great to see you. michael, thanks. >>> the world champion u.s. women's soccer team took a victory lap at the white house today, celebrating the talented women who dominated the world cup, including mvp carli lloyd. president obama noted that they have bright futures both on the field and maybe one day, who knows, in the oval office. >> carli's performance was so good that by the time the game was over, someone had changed her title on wikipedia from midfielder to president of the united states. which by the way, the job's about to open up. what's another candidate in the mix? i guarantee you carli knows more about being president than some of the folks who are running. but that's a whole other -- [ applause ] >> you can

i do think that marco rubio is more electable than a donald trump or ben carson.t think that he gets over the top. it will be a problem for who the democratic nominee is. i think it is over, both. trish: jason, will he get the money? >> i think that he will. i do think, you know, i was at a dinner with congressman tom price. we went around the room with a bunch of major donors. the majority of them, regardless of who their preference was -- trish: thank you so much. jason and chris. the marijuana movement hating the campaign trails. what candidates are saying to legalize it. ♪ wine. wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. on medicare fraud. to investigate it. prosecute it. and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all

. >> the ones that aren't donald trump or ben carson, that was to give them more talking time. >> the ones that had the biggest problem with it were the leaders. the ones that had the least problem with the cnbc debate were the ones that got to stand up. ted cruz. >> i thought he was the sharpest in terms of his criticism. the way he phrased the it. repeated the four silly questions that preceded his. i thought he had a good memory and took the legs out from underthe moderator. >> america deserves better than that. i was looking forward to -- we should know the difference between each candidate and their opinions, the future of economy and america. i sat through a clown show because the amateur moderators couldn't do their research. americans are better than that. >> but that's not exciting. >> fox business network, we'll show them how it's done. to other 2016 news, after failing to deliver a strong performance wednesday night. jeb bush aknowledges to donors he needs to spep step up his game. but he denies he's in a death spiral. >> we have the most money. greatest organization, wre d

. >> who would you rather run gents, donald trump or ben carson? >> i'm going to leave that to the republicans. >> it was clinton's first time on the show and she said she wanted to have americans live up to their potential when asked why she wanted to be president. >>> later today you can go to a town hall with bernie sanders. he'll host a meeting at george mason university. some students plan to dress up as walking debt zombies. they want to scare people into action. sanders is trailing clinton. >>> he had a generous heart. he was a very funny, funny person. >> police are piecing together how a young man crashed his vehicle off the bw parkway in laurel. officials made the discovery ten days after the family of marcus lee freeman reported him missing. his father calls it a nightmare he can't wake up from. the last he knew his son was going to fill up his car. on monday a park service worker found his car submerged in water. freeman never returned home after october 15th when he told his family he was going to get gas. >> i want them to just rememb

donald trump. >> no. it's not necessarily a runway. and it's really interesting to see these two people so high in the polls. if you collected other headlines of people saying donald trump or ben carson are going to collapse next week, you would have hundreds of headlines, goodnights keep on going. the stories don't come true. and what's interesting what connects donald trump and ben carson, they're not professional politicians, their styles, becoming couldn't be more different between a real estate mogul and a religious writer and doctor. completely separate people but the american republican voters have accepted them at least as outsider candidates. charles: although there's one thing that you could argue that they do share in common and that's the search for excellence, which is ironic, mark because that was like the big business book until trump's art to deal came along. >> right. charles: but these are two guys who have gone for the best, in other words, ben carson, the best neurosurgeon, he did operations no one had done before in the history of mankind, donald trump took an inheritance and made it into an immense fortune and brand, so they do both have something in common that

' favor. >> you mentioned donald trump and ben carson are not there, do you think their campaigns are going to suffer by not having them involved in thissome. >> so far trump or's campaign have not suffered from lack of appearance. trump has had two major rallyings in the last week or so so it's not as though he has no presence here in iowa. and ben carson has been able to move up in the polls without doing the things some of the other candidates are doing and that seems to be working for them so far. >>> that wraps up this hour of weekends with alex witt. richard louie is up next with that plane crash while investigators are racing to the scene. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? if you have moderate to severe ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing info