it's in response to hedge fund manager daniel loeb increasing his stake in sotheby's to 9.3%. loeb tells reporters he is also seeking a seat on the sotheby's board. earlier, loeb's firm third point wrote a scathing letter to the ceo saying you have not led the business forward in today's art market. sotheby's dismissed the comments. mcdonald's workers interrupted a speech by a mcdonald's executive their latest efforts to raise how much they are paid at the fast-food chain. the "fight for 15" group protested where the president of mcdonald's usa, jeff stratton was speaking before business leaders at the union league in chicago. stratton is a 40-year employee of mcdonald's...has held a variety of positions, beginning behind the counter at a franchise in detroit. workers contend that the fast-food chain does not understand the plight of its workers. "what they've said is that they offer competitive wages and they offer opportunities for advancement. we're here to debunk that myth. mcdonald's does not offer competitive wages." "we're tired as workers, we wake up, we have to get up

daniel loeb thought they should -- tracy: because what's their bread and butter right now? of hurting. but the electronics business, never been a whole lot of synergy, and today when you look at the market, you feel like the content guys really are in charge now because they're selling that same thing to many, many platforms over there, and maybe they ought to free that thing up from the electronics guys. ashley: dennis, thank you so much. appreciate it. tracy: all right. so just in time for halloween, all you horror buffs out there whoever you are, there's a mapping software company that has rolled out an interactive geography of horror map that shows you where more than 200 of the scariest movies took place. the massive mansion in "the shining" where jack nicholson famously yells, here's johnny, is in colorado. how about the haunted house taken over in poltergeist? that was in california, and, of course, there's also godzilla which took place in tokyo, japan. the map uses data from imdb and wikipedia to plot out the locations and are sorted by decade. ashley: it's kind of

it could embolden daniel loeb who has pushed unsuccessfully to have sony's been off a of its entertainment sales growth not enough? when you are facebook. popping up 15% overnight but it fell back down before the open and today it is backup 3%. wall street worried to facebook number of ads appearing on newsfeeds won't increase. facebook has 1.2 billion people and surely he can figure out a way to sell them something else. say it ain't so, daddy. go daddy.com say it is dropping sexy super bowl ads in favor of humor. without so much as a wiggle, jiggle or double entendre giggle as usa puts it. the marketing chief says we need to take this brand to a new level. cheryl: focus on what they actually do. much better strategy be at dennis: i don't think they have anything else to say. cheryl: ready in 30 minutes or less and delivered by a drone. details coming up in the "west coast minute." dennis: the u.s. paying on implement benefits the last 12 years. is it making unemployment even worse? and a look at the winners over on the nasdaq. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. b