michael o'leary, chief executive officer of ryanair.g of earnings at a time when nearly all of silicon valley has potential job cuts on the horizon. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg. i am vonnie quinn. i am mark barton. this is your global business report. london's heathrow airport gets a massive expansion. an executivefrom on what was behind the position. -- what was behind the decision. streaming services are now part of everyday life for millions of consumers around the globe. explaining that streaming revolution and what is next. >> the uk government has approved a $20 billion expansion of the heathrow airport that will allow it to handle 135 million passengers per year of from 75 million now. a government commissioner said the best candidate for growth. here is the transport secretary after the decision. >> all three options were very good options on the table. we believe this is the best option for our future. the best of the whole country. best trade links to the world. we think this is the

o'leary stepped up as interim ceo back in may. she has worked at the fair for nearly two decades and says she's thrilled to begin this new chapter. >> iie the entity not only in the 11 -day annual wisconsin state fair, but i believe in the fair industry and i believe in this entertainment destination venue that's active 48 weeks out of the year and i couldn't be , prouder to be at the helm. kathy: o'leary and her staff are already busy looking ahead to next year. the 2017 state fair runs from august 3 to august 13. roughly 280 days away. huge parking garage closes ahead of the first bucks game of the season. the impact on tomorrow's game and what the bucks are telling 12 news tonight. plus, when you fly, do you wonder if your bags made it with you? the airline now letting you track them in real time. that's tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. kathy: he's served his community for nearly a decade. now, a fond du lac firefighter is taking on a new mission overseas. it's lieutenant shawn kneeland's third deployment with the wisconsin ai

. >> michael o'leary saying this lower profit guidance is about being prudent in the current environment.

o'leary stepped up as interim ceo back in may. she has worked at the fair for nearly two decades, and says she's thrilled to begin this new chapter. >> i have a very robust vision. not only for the wisconsin state wisconsin state fair park. we're already starting a project, a renovation project on the west side. we have some good things that we're planning from the original cream puff pavilion. the fair goers will definitely will see some improvements from not only the 2017 wisconsin state fair but certainly beyond. ,kathy: the former executive director was fired in may for alleged raises he tried giving himself and 30 staff members. joyce: a presidential campaign kathy: and a wheel tax is up for discussion. patrick is looking at what's happening tomorrow. patrick: if you have something to say about the proposed budget in milwaukee county there's a , town hall meeting tomorrow night. one aspect of the county executive's budget proposal is a vehicle registration fee, or wheel tax, of $60 per vehicle. the county board chair is hosti

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kevin o'leary is with us, mr. wonderful.ight. >> great to be here, thank you. >> too many etfs? >> there's 1,900 etfs now domestically. you want innovation. what we heard is this new concept of smart beta which means you invest strategies. if i found a great manager that made money and beat the market for serve years that had a distinct strategy, i can now use smart beta or multifactory effs, disstill that philosophy into an index, they disclose how they did it, and then we crystallize that strategy in a new etf that never has style drift again. that's the exciting innovation going on. this is not market cap weighted. this is not indexing. this is distilling great investment strategies in perpetuity forever. i'm excited about it, lots of institutional investors are excited about it. many don't know it's happening, but it's coming big-time. >> yeah, but this whole term smart beta and factor, you know -- vesting is ultimately something overuse and had for investors, one of the key things is education. so every etf is an all-we

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. >> yes, and our buddy kevin o'leary, because we still have that dinner with kevin o'leary, three people get to have dinner with kevin o'leary, ocean prime in new york city, you can bid for it. if you go to bidding for good or to that website. >> you were at their event last evening? >> yes, i got to host it, just as you got to be the emcee last year. my turn. >> let's talk about next week. big earnings reports coming up, some we talked about already, others we have not mentioned. let's start with facebook. you like it? >> i love it. >> the chart looks pretty good. >> i love facebook. absolutely love facebook. people talk about stocks getting amazoned and everything else. you talk about why vine is no longer part of twitter. it got facebooked via instagram. let's be honest what happened there. i think facebook will crush numbers next week. it is a long term solid, solid name to hold. >> josh, alibaba. in a week where we had jim chanos sit over the this side of the desk talking about why he's short. >> i hate being on the other side of the trade. i traded this from the long side, never sh

also joining us from boston is kevin o'leary, our recent shark here on the halftime report. we do want to begin technology where we're watching an up raffling of the chips. smh seeing its worst day in a month. you've been talking about it for so many months. is this going to be the down fall of tech? >> well, i think that there is no doubt in my mind we talked about the idea of this thing moving very fast. we talked about going all the way back to brexit and suddenly this entire sector took off with technology and a lot of that is because the fundamental story was there to to back up the fact that you had dividends. and pes are starting to stretch a little bit. we've talked about this on the show. time to maybe take it out of the stock and do a stock replacement, old options for more up side. if it falls apart like they're starting to roll down now, you at least were able to get yourself into a risk/reward position. and that's what we're seeing right now is down side. >> and we asked if we were going to have some kind of melt up. and now i wonder if we're going to have some

o'leary has served as the interim c-e-o since may.. and has worked for state fair park for neary 20 years.the 20-17 wisconsin state fair runs from us sometimes the easiest ways to stay safe during trick or treating ...are lost in the hustle and bustle of family... work ...and school schedules. this is the best part of the costume to me it looks warm. nice and warm and it has built in reflection and it looks like a firefighter. firefighter. 3 jody o'neil of "ebenezer child care centers" is reminding parents to pick a costume that fits the forecast. and while dark clothing is great for daytime trick or treating--- kids will be out after dark. we've got more tips on halloween safety on our website cbs 58 dot com ...along with trick or treating times around the area. look in the local news section. it's the cubs versus the indians in game one of the world series tonight-- but we haven't totally crew.?the brewers want to help your family celebrate halloween! halloween!they're asking fans to get in the spirit and create a brewers-themed pump

it worked, a "pitch" and $500,000 loan and kevin o'leary, , 600 staples stores nationwide so congressional -- congratulations. and sure enough, it worked. . >> president obama was to send people to mars and expects to be around to see it. cnn said the president coming his goal by the 20s, help of private innovators. seven companies in total received word on the red planet and the president obama said ultimate ambition is to quote one day remained there for released ahead of the president's visit to the frontiers conference on science and technology which begins thursday. kicking pumpkin growers to find out who owns the world's largest pumpkin. part of the 43rd annual safeway world championship pumpkin way off. a woman whose pumpkin weighed 1,910 pounds and ended up winning the competition. and i can assure you hoping to see record-breaking pumpkin the get this the world record 200232 pounds but now pumpkin weighing more than that reportedly growing embellish him. miracle grow like steroids. they should ban miracle grow and not allow. if you plan to go trick or treating a good place to do i

the rain will be long gone o'leary-8. i am large will tend july and -- dryer. it will trend much cooler than our high yesterday of 78.ch you will see late is sunshine. temperatures remain in the middlelefo 50s. 20 degrees temperature drop during the day. traffic time with patty. >> we don't have any major problems on the freeway.ny that is always good to hear. don't forget about this construction. those ring post at the end the year.. i know a lot of folks the using weekend on friday and saturday. it is 35 and they tend to do a little extra gone the weekend.ek just for. for that andju slow down for th construction zones. traffic is moving well in both directions.. that issues as you head up and 77 this morning. six-month. >> accusations of sexual assaul been launched against donald trump.he. one of his accusers is from ohio. todd meaney is joining us now with more on the new allegations. >> there coming out of the new york times and h calls the article fiction. the times is it for youou to wo and one said she was touched inappropriately on a flight wita donald

welcome kelly and o'leary. doug: corporal kelly anne o'leary has been in afghanistan for the past year. kelly anne knew she wanted to surprise her brother chris, a semi-pro football player. she teamed up with her cousin to catch him off guard at a playoff game. the tense moments leading up to that surprise were worth it. see my family again. i'm glad i get to surprise them. doug: kelly anne told us she hoped she would be a good luck charm for chris and the quincy militia, and she was. the militia beat the eastern mass seminoles with a score of 7 to 0. tom brady is back. shayna: our ed harding is in cleveland with a preview of the game pats fans have been waiting for all season. doug: and another commuter train just outside of new york city derails, passengers are hurt, the new information in overnight >> monday morning on the eye, cutting your breast cancer risk in the kitchen. >> three foods you should have on the list. >> matthew moves out, a chilly the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are

kathleen o'leary has served as the interim replacement since state fair park for nearly 20 years in various positions, including chief operations officer. as c-e-o she'll oversee 50 full time employees and 15-hundred seasonal employees. the world series is known as the fall classic and this year it very well may live up to that moniker.... two long suffering ballclubs with passionate fan bases are all ready for action.... tim van vooren joins us with a preview... the cubs and the indians may be centered in the middle of the country, but this matchup should have wide ranging appeal.... each team takes the field for a workout today in advance of game one in the best of seven series tomorrow night.... i know mary loves the old black and white footage, so here is what it looked like back in 1945, the last time the cubs were in the series... and how about in 1948, the last time the indians won the series.... one of the teams is going to end a long drought over the next week plus..... the indians. they're coming off a great season, great postseason that they've done and they're in a great positio

michael o'leary warned we would see some kind of brexit affect on the business. first was easyjet taking the big kid but now ryanair is suggesting it will see an effect coming through. the stock is not down by that much this morning relative to where it was when we opened. iag taking the bigger hit and easyjet is positive on the day. let us look at this chart and we can look at what the various stocks have done since the referendum. , the iag is the white line here. ryan air is up here and easyjet is down here. easyjet is underperforming quite significantly. james is still with us. a couple of things to talk about. you started your thoughts on ryanair. james: my issue is that the growth is-forecast exemplary. no economic growth. people have very limited real income growth. and we now have rising oil prices. against that backdrop, they came out and said instead of 12%, we are going to make 7%. rest of: what about the the spillover affect into the sector? easyjet has underperformed. is that an overreaction? james: if you look at the hard numbers that lie behind whe

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it's interest, kevin o'leary was on sort of going long one of the etfs. you are short resmed?leep apnea and the thing is, it's of these companies zblsh talk about the commercial i hear. >> it's c pap, right? this company is valued from bigone era, where they had control of the market and there was no pressure on pricing and markets were expanding and now, you're look at something very different. cms has come in and put pressure on this industry in a real way and said they've rates to the device distributors that distribute your cpap things, if you were to get one, by 50%. this wasn't going to go through congress, then it did, so now, you're going to go to congress who's been looking at money to buy back stock. it trades at a multiple that's the device distributors are losing money on their cpap devices and that pressure is going to work back re srkmed and there's a real valuation coming. >> exact sciences. forgive me. exact sciences. >> yeah. this is the ad with the little box that dances on your toilet. >> seen that one. >> now you will. you will notice it next time. so, inst

kevin o'leary holding a 5 percent stake in the company and they're also selling its dryer machine and 600 staples stores nationwide. we certainly want to say congratulations to that local company. >>> and local business offering you remember these back in august the owner james webb started off with vouchers for al 15's to anyone who bought a new roof from him. he's as the promotion was an absolute hit and he sold more than 50 roofs just because of that deal. now because of the new pitch get a job get a gun. hoping mangano also will help bring that gun also will help bring in those applicants. >> is and certainly will i am it certainly will i am sure. >>> and should she used her upper twin-engine plane went down on main street there. look at the video. police say to two people on board the piper. 34. the word yet on whether they survived. they shut down the road as they investigate out there and they say the plane also clipped so utility lines knocked out power to hundreds of customers but there there's still no word on why the plane crash. >>> shocking video out of reno nevada showin

for the pbs newshour, this is lizzie o'leary in detroit, michigan >> woodruff: in our next piece, we'll what happens to some students at for-profit schools. online, our coverage continues with a look at which student loan companies accrue the most complaints by borrowers. >> woodruff: it's never easy to step in and take over a popular show, especially one that was hosted for more than 40 years by its creator and stamped with his personality. but as the new season kicks in for one of public radio's longtime favorites, jeffrey brown has the story of how a new host is trying to put his own spin on it. >> i suspect we're going to have some fun this evening. >> brown: the new "prairie home companion," still at the beautiful fitzgerald theater in downtown st. paul, minnesota. still a two-hour variety show presented live on public radio. but now led by 35 year old chris thile. >> i'm obsessed with the good things that people make to give to one another. this show is a place, has been one of america's most consistent sources of good things for 40 years. i feel like it's imperative that it conti

kathleen o'leary has been named executive director and ceo. she served as interim ceo since may. a little girl saved from a >> i was crawling on the floor, and i see the fire. anchor: only on wisn 12, she and her dad talk about the rescue. anchor: the ex-wife of disgraced pitchman jared fogle is now suing subway. the thing she says the company did to her and her children. meteorologist: from a frosty night to a whole bunch of rain next. anchor: and some fans s is the year bob uecker should replace joe buck calling the world series. what the brewers and buck are anchor: police in maine arrested a man dressed as a tree for blocking traffic. he was standing in the middle of an intersection in downtown portland. they arrested him not respond to warnings to get out of the way. the man said he was trying to study traffic patterns. anchor: ok. anchor: a six-year-old kenosha girl is alive tonight thanks to a family friend who is down on his luck these days. anchor: he sprang into action when her apartment building caught fire. adrienne pedersen talked to that little girl and her dad. rep

airt from hudson out to streetsboro and we jumped back up in the middle 40s from westlake out to o'leary orm severe weather we have some thunderstorms yesterday morning herald producing thunderstorms with the passage of the cold that cold front of the temperatures fell another temperatures are beginning to climb kansas city st. louis up into the 50s and so considers the warmth and eventually move into northern ohio today partly sunny back to 50 tonight not eventually, the south and southwest only tomorrow morning trick-or-treat forecaster looks really nice little 50s this evening and will keep some high clouds around 52 by seven and 50 degrees by 9:00 p.m. eight day forecast in just a few minutes traffic to my petty. >> thanks so much as been a nice evening commute so far on this monday i'm sure a lot of you are justsove leaning back going on tired that we all 271 watch for the overnight work along 271 make sure you no folks i've been asking what is this ramp going to reopen operative for rent to route to westbound it still closed by talking with o-dotes they are hoping bye november 11 t

danny reeser was a great quarterback for o'leary and catholic. it was awesome to >> you are an amazing quarterback, your rushing skills are unbelievable. i was just reading this about you, this year you broke the all-time record in the ring with 7289 yards, you currently have 7552. but you also run the ball amazingly well. how do you train for this kind of versatility? >> just your typical off- season. >> sure, just typical. breaking records, being typical, very modest. >> nothing special, really. just a lot of team time football and a lot of good blocking up front by my receivers. a lot of people around me. >> you credit your offensive line a lot? talk to us about when folks see the schedule, they say they are 6-1, they have dustin under center. tell me about your future plans. you will stay in ohio as you continue with your career? >> i will attend kent state university to further my academics and play football there so i'm excited about that opportunity. the coaches have given me that. and i'm just really blessed to have that opportunity. >> y

director.kathleen o'leary was named executive director and c-e-o by the state fair park's board of diretors tonight. she's served as the interim c-e-o since may and has worked for state fair park for neary 20 years.the 20-17 wisconsin state fair runs from august third to the 13th. coyotes are blamed for for killing two local dogs over the last week- week-cbs 58's kristen do... to keep your pet safe 3 a cocker spaniel poodle mix in glendale was killed last week in her own backyard-- 8-year-old mazie was on a leash in the back yard when it happened.another dog in whitefish bay was killed over the weekend-police there tell me it's the first time they've heard of a pet killed by coyote.police say this time of year young coyotes are venturing out on their own to find new territory- mean they find their way in to neighborhoods.wild life experts advise keeping your small pets in sight at all times-something pet owners say can be a challenge. 23;02;25 it gets easier each day but it's just so sudden and sad butt23;02;43 there's small dogs in the neighborhood and it's just so tough because you want y

or two clouds from the storms moving in well after midnight tonight. 76 in akron and wooster, 77 o'leary to downtown, 76 in ashtabula. temps in 9:00 p.m., slowly falling thru the 60s. it'll be a similar morning tomorrow like this morning. phenomenal l.how long will it last? find out coming up. >>> a potentially life saving trip to the emergency room could result in unexpected bills even if you have insurance. consumer reports looked into two emergency brain surgeries after he hit his head and suffer add brain bleed. he thought his medical insurance would cover the cost. instead, he was hit with more than $90,000 of bills. >> i was shell shocked. >> reporter: what john didn't know is that about two thirds of emergency room doctors are independent contractors and may not be covered emergency happens. ask your hospital of choice whether the er doctors will take your insurance too. >> reporter: ambulances, lab services and special equipment can also fall into the out of network category, potentially costing patients thousands of dollars. consumer reports say if you get out of network bills d

if it does moderately rain on you, it will be for a few brief moments. 78, adina. 79, o'leary. th place. mansfield, 74. temperatures are falling off to our west. so showers on and off the we will keep them going from between 10 pm and midnight and that we should try out clearing out just a little bit and we will call it mainly cloudy. our overnight lows will bottom out near 60 degrees. some inland areas getting into the 50s. this is just front 1. there is thursday into friday and that will bring the chill. this will cool us down by about 10 degrees tomorrow. this front coming in will stall out and that front will likely allow another area of low pressure to travel along right into ohio. that means more rain showers and it looks like it will be a very wet thursday. the what is day of the week. tonight's lows near 60 and a couple of showers early you dry at 71. rain is likely on thursday. 61 degrees and then here is the chill. there is a jacket weather. 55 on friday and breezy. 53 on saturday and then on sunday, dry and good for taking a drive into the countryside to see those fa

. >> please welcome kelly and o'leary. doug: corporal kelly anna leary has been in afghanistan for the past year. she wanted to surprise her brother, a semi pro football player and teamed up with her cousins to catch them off guard. tense moments leading up to the su >> anxiety and anticipation. i wanted to hug him. it was perfect. i'm glad i finally got to surprise them. doug: she told us that she hoped she would be a good luck charm for chris. turns out she was. they beat the seminoles 72 nothing. in boston. shayna: a child shot while doug: breaking news out of roxbury were a nine-year-old girl is recovering after being shot in a playground. on pronunciation road just after 1:00 this morning. police say they need people to step up with any leads. >> there are too many guns on the street. this is horrible. it's time for everyone to pull together to help us solve this crime. doug: the nine-year-old was taken to a local hospital to have surgery. she was alert and talking when police arrived on the scene. shayna: a deadly sh

kathleen o'leary has served as the interim replacement since may. she has worked for wisconsin state fair park for nearly 20 years in various positions, including chief operations officer. the clock is ticking. with election day -- presidential challengers hillary clinton and donald trump are on the campaign trail -- but they're also both prepping their teams for the future. dianne gallagher has this report from washington, dc just 15 days before the united states picks its new president and voters in some battleground states are already hitting the polls, while donald trump and hillary clinton roll out their version of the final stretch strategy. donald trump / -r- actually winning. but despite his claims, trump is down in national polls, party officials say he's not out sean spicer / chief strategist & communications director, rnc: i think we're in a dead heat, in some states we might be a little behind, but as mr. trump just pointed out, in ohio we're up, in iowa we're up. trump did receive his first major newspaper endorsement from the conservat

o'leary has served as the ?interim? c-e-o si park for neary 20 years.the 20-17 wisconsin state fair... runs august 3-rd through the 13-th. coming up on "cbs this morning"--- can breathing ?salt particles?... provide asthma relief?michelle miller shows you... how owners of ?dry salt? therapy rooms... claim it can help. brisk start to the morning. let's see how much 3 let's see how much we're going to warm up.meteorologist michael schlesinger has ready weather. forecast...gale warning from wednesday 7am until 10pm today...mostly cloudy. patchy frost in the morning. highs in themid 50s. east winds up to 10 mph.tonight...cloudy. chance of light rain showers late in theevening. rain showers after midnight. lows in the mid 40s.southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of showers 80 percent.wednesday...breezy. rain showers and slight chance ofthunderstorms. highs in the upper 40s. southeast winds 15 to25 mph. chance of precipitation near 100 percent. wednesday night...cloudy. light rain showers likely througharound midnight...then c

. >> michael o'leary saying this lower profit guidance is about being prudent in the current environment. in order to reach that you need to make sure sterling isn't falling any lower. so they are just being cautious in case weee a further drop in sterling. >> that's what analysts are forecasting. they are expecting sterling to go down further to 1.10 against the u.s. dollar. further earnings downgrade from things like easy jet, ieg and ryanair. >> ryanair bucking the trend despite softer news this morning and trading a bit up. sterling on your screen. sticking to things here in uk, william hill has ended talks with the gambling firm, the two firms would be better off as independent businesses. they were in discussion with canada base amaya. the leading investor in william hill warned it would oppose any deal. >> the german tire maker downgrading its full year forecast. shares down 22% this morning up by 3.75%. >>> missouri sued volkswagen over the indonesdifferent esel n scandal. >>> remy cointreau sales beat expectations. >>> now brexit uncertainty continues to weigh on recruitment fir

let's bring in our friend kevin o'leary along with dan ackerman. dan ackerman, what do you think?e. a new smartphone. we've seen that already. we got the google home. we've seen that in the amazon echo. on and on. they are just playing catch up? >> in the hardware sense. they've never bean hardware company. they are not going to be a hardware company. they outsourced the design and production of these devices to other companies. with the pixel phone and the home assistant they are trojan horses for getting google services because they are a software and services company into your house and having you use them across a whole family of devices. >> what do you make of this move, kevin? >> i don't get the phone move at all. it seems dumb. bringing another commodity toaster slab into the market which is what a new phone is makes no sense because android itself is the trojan horse. it's on over 80% of the phones that are bought this last year around the world. you don't need to compete with your own trojan horse. if i were samsung -- >> apple makes all their money on that phone. they wa

. >>> "shark tank" investor kevin o'leary is here. mr.onderful bought apple shares at the right time. now he likes samsung. see now noon eastern. "halftime report." see you in less than 15. >> thanks, scott. gopro just started selling its new hero five cameras, but a surprising twist, it's not so easy to find that product on amazon.com here in the u.s. josh lipton is in san francisco with more on that story. josh? >> reporter: that's right, jon. gopro's ceo not happy with amazon, so you're not going to be able to buy gopro's new hero 5 camera directly from amazon.com in the united states, at least for the next couple weeks. the reason? gopro is not pleased with how its older products were being priced on amazon. remember, like many consumer electronics brands, gopro tells retailers how it wants its products placed, which is standard practice. amazon didn't adhere to those guidelines for gopro's models, specifically on the hero 4 silver and hero 4 black by matching unauthorized resellers. i just talked to charlie anderson of doherty and co

these states could decide the outcome two states from leading democrat to tossup >> reporter: assess o'leary to be commander-in-chief of monday want and she happens to be a woman. >> steve: it seemed to catch everyone by surprise little bit and have made very few campaign appearances so far and to address the republican convention to apparently taken from the it awards eight years ago to ask you guys. but >> vicki: kids of migraines and as a new medication that can help your child and write in your pantry explain coming up. caulking gun fire was honored along with a police officer when a traffic stop turns into a gun battle what this young woman is still interested in law enforcement career. it lisa love " and the hyatt his of was a mistake of the continued one after dying art has >> grant: it alive this woman riding along and a half is talking about a signalman's >> vicki: let only her first and last for long as part of a person as a system that requires a traffic stop turn it terrifying embolus started flying. >>: her budget gunshots and that's what i started crying >> vicki: the bullets w

wonderful, kevin o'leary. it goes up no matter who wins on november 8th. >>> and new warnings on big-name stocks in the health care sector. we'll tell you what they are. >>> and one of the most powerful entertainment moguls ever on media consolidation, the next industry he is searching for star power. >>> and the top movers on this, the busiest day of earnings season. see you in about ten. >>> 12 days until the election, the clinton camp continues to play defense against the daily onslaught of these wikileaks revelations. eamon javers is at the nation's capital with details. good morning. >> good morning, carl. thanks to the stolen e-mails we're getting a look inside the clinton money machine including a really astonishing note that was penned by doug band, the personal aide to bill clinton over a long period of time, back in 2011. that's one of these leaked documents. in it he sort of describes just how closely intertwined all of the clinton personal business and foundation business was in terms of doing busi

what a day to have michael o'leary, he says they should have expanded.chief executive, john holland k as well. looking forward to those interviews. at the us, andrea illy year-end conference, the famous italian coffee brand. he drinks for cups of coffee a day, or verbally espresso. -- preferably, espresso. advisere house senior joins us. we will see you in about 10 minutes. jonathan: of course he drinks for coffee today. and michael o'leary, of course he wants stansted to be brought up. that's where he is. four espresso today, i would be bouncing around this desk. let's talk about what happens when you have a bad day. you had a bad hair day, what do you do? she took matters into her own hands at the women's tennis association tournament. she pulled out a pair of scissors and hacked off her ponytail. that's really frightening. the haircut seems to pay off. 1-2came back after trailing , and when on to win. that's aggressive. jonathan: i don't need to do that. wear a wig. use to he was so concerned about falling out that he actually lost a tennis match. as

kevin o'leary joins us as well. it's been a while, kevin. good to see you as well.t do you think about the market? >> the good, two days in a row. the bad, just a little bit of low energy in terms of action. you have a few limps. the high beta kind of riskier stocks way outperforming those safer stocks. that's something that mostly is because of energy, because of the financials, because of the metals. maybe that's a message in the market saying it's getting comfortable with earnings in the economy. the average earnings reporter stocks up about 8 or .9 of a percent. >> what's with the nasdaq? >> i think a lot of the negative tack that were leading for a while, and those cyclical stocks were really getting in the way. zds spe >> speaking of cyclical, what i like to bring is is what's going on with small business entrepreneurs. one of the interesting things i'm hearing from a lot of entrepreneurs is they're seeing a pickup especially in things like consumer discretionary. they say that people seem to have a little certainty of what might be coming out of this election

. $500,000 with kevin o'leary. they watched it play out with their friends and family. >> we'll take that deal. >> awesome. we first told you about tech dry a couple weeks ago. the machine can save your phone from water damage. >> i could definitely use that. >>> the cu buffs are getting ready to take on the trojans. what needs to be done to walk away with a victory. speaking about the quarterback situation. >>> we're giving you a live look at holden beach, north carolina as you can see winds whipping, rain coming down. we're continuing to follow the latest on hurricane matthew as it it makes its way toward georgia, the carolinas. from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington is removed from what we need. senator bennet is different. michael bennet has been at the ready and always willing to listen. when the federal government wanted to increase grazing fees, senator bennet stepped up and helped put a stop that. he commits to his word, and that means a lot to a guy like me. i'm a republican, but i kno

we are near 70 downtown, 62 in o'leary a, nice and dry on the radar but we will not be staying that way. we are expecting some showers to roll in generally after lunchtime and more after 2:00 p.m. it will be a beautiful start to the day. get the running and the jogging end. after the noon until scattered showers and then isolated rumble of thunder. we will talk about the timing on that and went -- i cannot believe that i am saying this. 80s returned. that and more in a few minutes. news this morning. a 15-year-old boy was killed during a robbery at his family's restaurant in cleveland heights. it happened at around 7:45 pm on friday at this mr. hero on south taylor road. police released surveillance images of the robber firing the shot, one shy of, hitting the victim in the high. the suspect took some money from the register and ran away. mayfield city school identified the victim -- a sophomore. we are told that his family owned the mr. hero and the teenager was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> i am actually shocked. i moved into this area because it is a good are

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this would probably be very painful for michael o'leary because he had campaigned for the u.k.e new and he has held off trying to not cut profit guidance. fares andound ways on has an impact on yield. john: pound sterling is such an important currency with about one third of their revenues being earned in gdp -- gbp. they are indicating they are going to work against it in terms of pressuring cost reductions by driving volumes, and they have a stunning performance filling their seats. would have tothey remit sterling into euros is a fundamental problem. francine: could they hedge? john: they could have already. francine: could they had to now? john: there's so much volatility we cannot tell how things will play out. francine: it is a currency play. john: absolutely. ryanair is the strongest of a lot. they are the ones who had until today to maintain their guidance and we have seen other players issue profit warnings. i'm sure is with -- i'm sure it is with great reluctance that ryanair did so. francine: this is a play on pound and currency further non-airlines but a commodity p