and we begin with this, john mayer. you guys -- you know john mayer is like my music crush. >> add to the list. >> say what you need to say, john, please. the eyes of the world including mine cannot wait to see john become a member of the grateful dead. guy, this is true. the crooner is joining dead and company with three of the original members of the cult classic band. you may remember the dead announced they would retire after their final tour this past summer but then they said they just had too much fun out there. they're just not ready so john mayer and the boys will be trucking right here to new york city for a free concert, 5,000 fans can win free tickets to the show that's coming up in november at msg, sign me up. >> put together. >> i was a big deadhead. i loved the dead in college. saw them in cleveland and john mayer is just my -- john's my jam so -- >> he can jam. i mean, the dead can jam. he can totally do that. >> doing many tour dates. they're just doing this one concert to say, hey, we're here. a great

i'm not surprised about american express. >> i'm surprised with john mayer. >> a great guitar player.great guitar play e and bobby and john played on another network's late show that i can't mention. >> they have a reputation of -- >> don't go there. >> well, i'm just saying they both like -- >> this is a family show. >> they like left-handed -- right handed guitars. they like the ladies big time. >> it's a family show, joe. >> people can like the ladies. >> i asked how he ended up playing with the dead. >> this is probably the most immersive incredible musical experience i've ever been a part of, but, in fact, i think it's a really great opportunity to step out of that really sort of monologue solo artist thing, which i was not bored of it, but running out of new colors to paint to use sonically and idea wise so i actually get so much more out of it on a community level on a group sort of creative level than i give up, which is very small because it's this really sort of nebulous democracy that takes place. >> it's more of a collective anarchy -- >> nebulous democracy? >> yeah. >> i

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saw them in cleveland and john mayer is just my -- john's my jam so -- >> he can jam. i mean, the dead can jam. he can totally do that. >> doing many tour dates. they're just doing this one concert to say, hey, we're here. a great combination as you can probably tell. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, if you like to start your day with a run to relieve stress it's high time to listen up. you know that feeling that athletes talk about that's like -- euphoric wonderful feeling during a great workout. it's like a happy invincible moment. some people call it the runner's high and now in a "pop news" investigation, a new study shows that name is spot-on. scientists say that feeling is very similar to the feeling that you get when you smoke pot. for years doctors thought it happened because endorphins were released in your body. now a new theory says that it could be due to a substance in your brain called endocannaboids, a good run reduces that and affects mood, creativity and, yes, your appetite. hey, after burring all those calorie, though, guilt-free munchies. guilt-f

i talked to john mayer and asked how he ended up playing with the dead. >> this is the most immersivel experience i've been part tv. >> it is a great opportunity to step out of that really sort of monological solo artist thing which i wasn't getting board of it and i was running out of new colors of paint to use sonically and idea-wise and so i get so much more out of it on a community level on a group sort of creative level than i give up, which is very small. because it is a real nebulous democracy that takes place. >> it is more like collective anarchy. >> than nebulous democracy. i think mine is more p.c. >> and we learned they weren't anti-corporate but it took 50 years for a company to come to them with the right deal. >> and it took the higher ups and mesh express to get it done. >> maybe there is deadheads in there. >> thank you with the guys from dead and company. thanks steve. and we learned while that was happening. >> that monological is a word. >> john mayer knows what he's talking about. >> all right. it is back. earnings season. it may feel like it never ended but alcoa

the grateful dead is teaming up with john mayer to form a super group known as dead and company. you have a chance to see them perform for free. they are giving away 10,000 tickets away. no tickets will be sold. the group is going on tour. >>> a man in mexico has the largest collection of harry potter items in the world. now he's sharing his obsession. he has nearly 4,000 items, including figurines, clothes, and toys. yesterday he opened a museum in mexico city to display everything. i know kevin has a ticket. he says his collection was getting so big it had started to lose meaning. he decided to open up a museum. kind of neat stuff. >>> a farmer in michigan dug up more than soybeans. he thought he hit a fence post. turns out he found a partial skeleton of a woolly pam mouth. it likely lived between 10-13,000 years ago. it was probably killed by humans and the carcass stored in the pond. amazing discovery. can you imagine them walking around and you having to go encounter the creatures? kevin: much bigger than a fence post. smarter too. sean: think we could make it a pet? kevin:

performing will be john mayer and others, they're not selling tickets for the tickets. there urging people to donate to the robin hood foundation which helps fight poverty in new york city. the show will be on november 7 on msg. the last transformer movies have not gotten good reviews. but they will make for more over the next ten years because their big money makers. they made the announcement that there will be a transformers five, six, seven, seven, eight over the next ten years. they will continue to work with paramount pictures. were looking at transformers age of extinction which made over $1 billion. the early ones, people love them. wrigley scots epic martian touchdown in theaters over the weekend bringing in $55 million. >> are you okay. >> , okay. >> anna: it has gotten great reviews. matt damon was an astronaut left for dead in mars and has to survive by himself while also finding a way to contact earth. moviegoers are once again a pulled in by the gravitational pull of space adventures. it is getting oscar buzz for the director wrigley scott. >> ben: i kinda

on thursday, singer john mayer joins three of the surviving members of the grateful dead for a north american tour under the stage name "dead and company." friday brings the release of "if i can dream," an album that mixes classic vocals by elvis presley, the king, with new accompaniments by the royal and saturday is all hallow's eve, halloween-- the night for witches and goblins and trick or treating. john dickerson in washington on what's ahead. >> dickerson: good morning. we'll talk to donald trump and brand new poll numbers that show changes on both republican and democratic races. >> osgood: thank you, john dickerson, we'll be watching. next and next week here on sunday morning... jake reese, "day to feel alive" there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchi

. >> captain john mayer and his crew have moved upward. in the valley -- operating a lost 50%a lost 50 percent of the systems and the crew is extraordinarily happy. they outline the retirement. the war fighter does need the ship and we are pleased with the fact that the crew likes that capability and the statement referred to the capability. >> thank you, admiral. i will make a closing comment. i we will tell you, that is a lot of up armor. they could save a lot of arms, legs, lives if we had had that money allocated in our budget as well. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's unbelievable to sit here and listen to this. i'm reminded of farewell speech of then president eisenhower. keep from being so frustrated, seeing the recommendations, seeing the forecast to put out all these years and knowing that deficiencies will happen. has anyone fallen, those people who have left, someone mentioned here, how many people were in charge whether it be from the secretary on down, how many have left during the process of some of these acquisi

you could possibly win tickets dead and john mayer play. they are giving away 10000 tickets in total. 5000 people. they will not sell any tickets, but they are encouraging anyone who wins tickets to donate to the robin hood program which fights poverty in new york. the show will be on november 7. it is only fitting that the batmobile is coming to got some. it will arrive on the upper west side this morning. so cool. it will be showcased in the lobby. the exhibition opens on friday. also, the exhibit will tell superhero in new york city. the role of sando. we are definitely worth the visit. rosanna: thank you very much, anna. sean. he will be here. season. maybe some backstage pass up. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just

friday al- singer john mayer is 38 sarah- singer wendy wilson (wilson n illips) is 46 al- rock musician flea (red hot chili peppers) is 53 sarah- 57 sarah- a aress angela lansbury is 90 our first 4 on n birthday of the week is lizzie. lizzie has a special place here at channel 4. she's the daughter of our chief meteorologis t ron demars and his wife katie. lizzie loves to sing and dance, babies. turned 4 on sunday, october 11th. he's from sioux city and he loves playayg with legos, ridingng his bike, , d playing with his cousins. gavin from sioux city also turned 4 on sunday, october 11. gavin loves to play spiderman with his little brother and ride in the combine with his grandpa. next we have brooke from sioux city. she celebrated her 4th birthday on monday, october 12th. brooke enjoys singing, drawing, playing with friends, and gardening. also c cebrating a monday, october 12th birthday is jacob. he's from norfolk, nebraska. jacob likes kayaking, swimming, riding his bike and playing with his older sisters and niece. up next... is solomon. he, too, turned 4 on monday, and he loves tr

." >> you mentioned the chamber strong relationship with the john mayer which has been a real benefit to the gym over the years. some of the same people who helped push john boehner out both in the congress in the freedom caucus and many outside groups has been very antagonistic about -- >> excuse me? >> antagonistic about the chamber accusing you of the crony capitalism and not been in touch with the grassroots. what you think of those groups and those attacks? do you think your influence has been diminished at all by that? >> i notice over long time in this town when there is concentrated effort to lay some criticism on somebody like the chamber, an organization like the chamber. we should look at it very carefully and find out are we wrong in what we do or are we right and what we are doing? and is the criticism coming because what we are doing different than what they like? if that's the case then i always like to double down. my view here is that we have an extraordinary level of support from the american business community of all sizes. that support continues to grow. we have re

. >> captain john mayer and his crew have moved aboard ford operating almost 50 percent of the systems and the crew is extraordinarily happy with the ship at this point. the war fighter does need thisthe ship, and we are pleased with the fact that the crew likes the capability that we are delivering there and the statement referred to that capability. yes ma'am absolutely cost more and is taking longer, but we will have the ship delivered with that capability, and i would like to know for the record that the crew is very happy with the technology. >> i will make a closing comment. i have gone way over time, but $2.4 billion is a lot of up armor. could have saved a lot of arms, legs, and lives if we had had that money allocated in our budget as well. >> thank you. we recognize senator mansion >> thank you,you, mr. chair. it is unbelievable to sit here and listen to this. i am reminded, in the 1961 farewell speech of then president eisenhower, and the councils of government we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether sought or unsought by the military-industria

john: leftist professor jeremy mayer. >> if you're jerry seinfeld sitting on millions and can't handle 19-year-old gay rights activist calling you a homophob, put on big boy pants, get over it. it's a criticism. john: most campus criticisms is targeted only at certain people. >> what's offensing is opposing same-sex marriage, what's offensive is being against pro-life. offensive speech on campuses is having a nonliberal view and intolerance from hearing other people. john: the purpose of the college speech laws is the students are young, they're vulnerable, and they need to be protected from nasty ideas. >> instead of people saying well, i disagree with what you say because you're wrong about that, they say, i'm sorry, i'm offended, and it could traumatize me. >> oh, the little snowflakes can't handle it. these are not fragile snowflakes, they're intimidators. john: they intimidated brandeis university into uninviting ayaan hirsi ali. >> if you want to send your kid to a place where they're protected from reality, then you send them to a day care center. john: brandeis plans to give al

john layfield. we will start with yahoo!. down today. the company turnaround plan, some would say that it stalled. all kinds of speculation about marissa mayer's ceo. john layfield. come back again, please. you are buying it. are you a fan of marissa mayer? >> i am a fan of marissa mayer. you have the cash from aly baba spinoff. all their long-term investments. their valuation of $30 billion is less than what they have in investments and cash. you are basically getting yahoo! for free. it looks like fair value right now. i am a fan of marissa mayer. the game plan just simply did not work. she talks about a reset which is incredibly worrisome. i think the game plan that she has, video and original content, people doing a better job of it and yahoo!. stuart: take a look at to pull tape. it is down today. foot traffic in the restaurant is not that great. down $45. six and a half percent. what is going on. used to be a highflyer. >> that is what is scary about some of these fast food tonics. they're in a bad it's three burgers. still, they are cheeseburgers. that is what they do well. chipolte has fallen off. i would not be a buyer here at chipolt

john, we've been talking about yahoo! for a long time here. marissa mayer has taken hits for seeming to be not that interested in the advertising side of the business, for being very interested in product. now she seems to be losing a lot of top executives at the company. i mean, is she basically out of time now? >> i worked with her in 2001. i did a start-up at a holding company she was part of. she's absolutely excellent. she's very highly regarded. a huge loss for yahoo!. a massive win for square. there's no turnaround at yahoo!. there's no turnaround. the information, the very good article, as quickly as unicorns rise, they can fall. mahany has a piece out, display revenue. there's no turnaround. yes, i think she's out of time. >> an ongoing tally of all the talent left in the past few months. i think up to 12 or 13. which strikes me because part of their early push in marketing was how much retention they were -- how many advances they were making on retention. >> but the product is what the product will be. it really isn't fair to just criticize maris

mayer must reset. she must realign. the cash call is 6.5 billion. francine lacqua speaks with john tee up of credit suisse.nds a united gop. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from our world headquarters in new york. it is wednesday, october 21. i'm tom keene from london. lacqua -- this is really about the huge cash call we see at credit suisse. jon: isn't it remarkable how far behind the european banking system is in terms of getting it together and responding to the legacy of the financial crisis. i spoke to andrew sheets in the break. he said about three or four years behind u.s. banks. tom: credit suisse, about 46,000 235,000, topmorgan, give you scope and scale. we need to get to our first word news from the first word desk. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: syria's president ventures out of the country for the first time since the civil war started four years ago. bashar al-assad met with vladimir putin in moscow. he terms as terrorists would have taken more territory if it were not for russia. the u.s. and russia are agreeing on a plan to prevent aerial accidents. the us-led coalition started sites

. >> as you know, john kerry, the other top officials blame israel for the aggressive settlement policy in west bank, and east jerusalem which has played a y maymay mayer -- major role of hampering the peace talks? >> yes. b.b. e net and the yaw shoe who was elected recently hases for formed a government of the majority of the seat s s in the knesset support his settlement policy. that is not u.s. policy. steps that john kerry could use to ratchet back the anger, and get to the start of the two-state talks and to get to the bottom. >> and we know that there is a meeting in early washington for a meeting. we will see if anything positive emerges from that. thank you, jane harman, for joining us. >> yes. >>> and now, breaking down the debate last night with lincoln chafee, and is he still in the race or about to drop out? we will talk to lincoln chafee when we come back. ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung,h. it was se