david johnson, a couple of yards in. and coverage is outstanding. tackled by michael morgan at the 13 yard line. >> cris: one of the things for arizona offensively is since mike iupati has gone out we've not seen the same kind of success running the football. local go back to regular season, postseasons since 2012, they only trail by 19. two of those wins were in the nfc championship games against san francisco then last year against green bay. the crowd trying to disrupt the signals of carson palmer at the pressure up the middle. palmer on the outside. too high for fitzgerald. >> cris: chris johnson is not a very big guy but carson palmer said, listen, this guy is not afraid of anything. these people are about 30 to 40 pounds heavier than he is. he sort of steps up and protects me. i love him. he had the protections down in first week. i couldn't believe how smart a guy he was. >> al: wagner got in there at the end to protect palmer. second down and ten. >> cris: they continue to bring the pressure. >> al: slips away. complete. fitzgerald gets ripp

david johnson, a couple of yards in. and coverage is outstanding.morgan at the 13 yard line. >> cris: one of the things for arizona offensively is since mike iupati has gone out we've not seen the same kind of success running the football. local go back to regular season, postseasons since 2012, they only trail by 19. two of those wins were in the nfc championship games against san francisco then last year against green bay. the crowd trying to disrupt the signals of carson palmer at the 13 yard line. pressure up the middle. palmer on the outside. too high for fitzgerald. >> cris: chris johnson is not a very big guy but carson palmer said, listen, this guy is not afraid of anything. these people are about 30 to 40 pounds heavier than he is. he sort of steps up and protects me. i love him. he had the protections down in first week. i couldn't believe how smart a guy he was. >> al: wagner got in there at the end to protect palmer. second down and ten. >> cris: they continue to bring the pressure. >> al: slips away. complete. fitzgerald gets ripped by

david johnson, a couple of yards in. and coverage is outstanding. tackled by michael morgan at the 13 yard line. >> cris: one of the things for arizona offensively is since mike iupati has gone out we've not seen the same kind of success running the football. local go back to regular season, postseasons since 2012, they only trail by 19. two of those wins were in the nfc championship games against san francisco then last year against green bay. the crowd trying to disrupt the signals of carson palmer at the 13 yard line. pressure up the middle. palmer on the outside. too high for fitzgerald. >> cris: chris johnson is not a very big guy but carson palmer said, listen, this guy is not afraid of anything. these people are about 30 to 40 pounds heavier than he is. he sort of steps up and protects me. i love him. he had the protections down in first week. i couldn't believe how smart a guy he was. >> al: wagner got in there at the end to protect palmer. second down and ten. >> cris: they continue to bring the pressure. >> al: slips away. complete. fitzge

david johnson, a couple of yards in. and coverage is outstanding.kled by michael morgan at the 13 yard line. >> cris: one of the things for arizona offensively is since mike iupati has gone out we've not seen the same kind of success running the football. local go back to regular season, postseasons since 2012, they only trail by 19. two of those wins were in the nfc championship games against san francisco then last year against green bay. the crowd trying to disrupt the signals of carson palmer at the 13 yard line. pressure up the middle. palmer on the outside. too high for fitzgerald. >> cris: chris johnson is not a very big guy but carson palmer said, listen, this guy is not afraid of anything. these people are about 30 to 40 pounds heavier than he is. he sort of steps up and protects me. i love him. he had the protections down in first week. i couldn't believe how smart a guy he was. >> al: wagner got in there at the end to protect palmer. second down and ten. >> cris: they continue to bring the pressure. >> al: slips away. complete. fitzgerald

david johnson, a couple of yards in. and coverage is outstanding. tackled by michael morgan at the 13 yard line. >> cris: one of the things for arizona offensively is since mike iupati has gone out we've not seen the same kind of success running the football. local go back to regular season, postseasons since 2012, they only trail by 19. two of those wins were in the nfc championship games against san francisco then last year against green bay. the crowd trying to disrupt the signals of carson palmer at the 13 yard line. pressure up the middle. palmer on the outside. too high for fitzgerald. >> cris: chris johnson is not a very big guy but carson palmer said, listen, this guy is not afraid of anything. these people are about 30 to 40 pounds heavier than he is. he sort of steps up and protects me. i love him. he had the protections down in first week. i couldn't believe how smart a guy he was. >> al: wagner got in there at the end to protect palmer. second down and ten. >> cris: they continue to bring the pressure. >> al: slips away. complete. fitzge

david johnson, a couple of yards in. and coverage is outstanding. tackled by michael morgan at the 13 yard line. >> cris: one of the things for arizona offensively is since mike iupati has gone out we've not seen the same kind of success running the football. local go back to regular season, postseasons since 2012, they only trail by 19. two of those wins were in the nfc championship games against san francisco then last year against green bay. the crowd trying to disrupt the signals of carson palmer at the 13 yard line. pressure up the middle. palmer on the outside. too high for fitzgerald. >> cris: chris johnson is not a very big guy but carson palmer said, listen, this guy is not afraid of anything. these people are about 30 to 40 pounds heavier than he is. he sort of steps up and protects me. i love him. he had the protections down in first week. i couldn't believe how smart a guy he was. >> al: wagner got in there at the end to protect palmer. second down and ten. >> cris: they continue to bring the pressure. >> al: slips away. complete. fitzge

run back by david johnson. good coverage. you can bring it back only to the 16 yard line peerman gets the tackle. 68 seconds and no time-outs. >> cris: you want to go down and get the field goal and win this game, but at the same time you don't want to take too many big chances. this is a time when maybe an andre ellington coming out of the backfield, get a couple of drive starters going, then hustle to the line of scrimmage. he is sort of their giovani bernard. >> al: ellington in the backfield. palmer. over the middle. out to the 34 yard line. j.j. nelson makes the catch on his breakout night. hustle to the line of scrimmage. to the 35 yard line. fires. fitzgerald.

three of his four picks from a field goal. 6-0 arizona, third quarter, david johnson, cardinals go up 10-3 but niners rally. cash son palmer decides to run it in, 19-13. last chance for the niners. fourth and 20. it was only 19 yards. niners turn it over on downs 19-13. niners 3-8. they visit chicago next week and after words navarro bowman broke it down. >> i know we don't have much to play for but i think we still have a shot and today was i think a demonstration of the tune of team we have to respond after all the turmoil that we've been through. >> we're in the business of winning and losing. there's never a fault when you're on the losing side. we have to find ways to more more points on the board. >> seven lead changes. ben roth lisburger to wheaton. pittsburgh up 27-26. seahawks take the lead and then salt it away the same two 80-yard touchdown for from the former stanford great. wilson throws a career high five touchdowns on his birthday. seahawks win 39-30. >>> the raiders hosted by the titans and tennessee gave the silver and black all they could handle but carr and roberts

run back by david johnson. good coverage. you can bring it back only to the 16 yard line peerman gets the tackle. 68 seconds and no time-outs. >> cris: you want to go down and get the field goal and win this game, but at the same time you don't want to take too many big chances. this is a time when maybe an andre ellington coming out of the backfield, get a couple of drive starters going, then hustle to the line of scrimmage. he is sort of their giovani bernard. >> al: ellington in the backfield. palmer. over the middle. out to the 34 yard line. j.j. nelson makes the catch on his breakout night. hustle to the line of scrimmage. to the 35 yard line. fires. fitzgerald. larry will get out of bounds throwing the ball out of bounds to stop the clock. and just like that, they're into catanzaro loosening up. >> cris: one on one against leon hall. they're getting close now. for the other guy to give credit to, bobbie massie. he's done a good job on dunlap on this one. >> al: at the 47 yard line. 34 seconds. fires. fitzgerald into fie

david johnson punches in the one yard score. make it 13-3. --49ers in the red-zone.nd gabbert finds who else.a tight-end by the name of vance mc-donald. --all tied at 13 in the fourth. quinton dial rushing in.and he tags carson palmer. ref's call it roughing the passer. and cardinals peck away more yards on the drive. a crucial mistake for the 49ers defense. palmer then takes off and squeezes in for the touch-down final: 19-13 cardinals 49ers drop first home loss against arizona since 2008. ---raiders looking to end a three-game skid visiting tennessee today. ---but marcus mariota strikes first. hitting former cal bear.craig stevens and he comes up with the catch for the score. 6-0 titans ---raiders in the red-zone. carr on the move.and he finds michael crabtree in the corner. tip toeing for the touch-down. ---now in the third. carr hits seth roberts.and roberts spins and dives in the end-zone. raiders go up 16-6 ---titans not going away. marioata lobs one to harry douglas.and some-how douglass makes the grab. tennessee converts for two. and comes within three. ---in

run back by david johnson. good coverage. you can bring it back only to the 16 yard line peerman gets the tackle. 68 seconds and no time-outs. >> cris: you want to go down and get the field goal and win this game, but at the same time you don't want to take too many big chances. this is a time when maybe an andre ellington coming out of the backfield, get a couple e drive stararrs going, then hustle to the line of scrimmage. he is sort of their giovani bernard. >> al: ellington in the backfield. palmer. over the middle. out to the 34 yard line. j.j. nelson makes the catch on his breakout night. hustle to the line of scririage. to the 35 yard line. fires. fitzgerald. larry will get out of bounds throwing the ball out of bounds to stop the clock. and just like that, they're into cincinnati territory. catanzaro loosening up. >> cris: one on one against leon hall. they're getting close now. for the other guy to give credit to, bobbie massie. he's done a good job on dunlap on this one. >> al: at the 47 yard line. 34 seconds. fires

he's been invited to the senior bowl, as david johnson did last year. what an interception he had last week. that vertical was something else." "he's an athlete. congratulations to him. for deiondra to get that. that's a great honor. i think he's one of we've got a lot going on this weekend. the north carolina basketball game. the footbal game right after, and, i think there's a volleyball game later on. it's a big day, and hopefully, the weather holds time to come in here. panthers play at 4 o'clock this saturday afternoon against southern thanks a lot ron -- now it's my turn ---- the hawkeye basketball team hit the road for the first time -- travelling to marquette solid performance from fran mccaffery's hawks -- especially from the arc -- peter jok from downtown -- iowa off to a 26, 8 start out of the gate -- jok with four triples -- 20 points -- hawks also moving well in transition -- after the gesell steal -- anthony clemmons finishes with the stuff -- iowa led by 27 at half -- second half -- keeping it up -- jared uthoff from downtown -- he had 15

david johnson, the one yard run. cardinals up 10. looks like it could be a blowout, but the niners come back. touchdown gabbert. the niners are hanging tough with the division leaders when carson palmer, not known for his running, but just enough speed to go get into the corner of the end zone. the 49ers drop to 3-8. we've got to tell you, not a huge surprise, lakers guard kobe bryant says this season, his 20th, will be his last. it's been a rough year for kobe. nowhere close to being the player he once was, which was the nba's third time leaving scorer of all-time. five nba championships. this year, kobe is averaging career lows in just about every category. and his lakers, when they played the warriors the other day, they are just 2-13. kobe bryant, hanging it up after 20 years. he will finish the season, and that's it for kobe bryant. >> we find that banner, really indicates what fans are feeling right now, the frustration. >> the other thing that indicates what they're feeling is there's a lot of empty seats. it was a good game t

run back by david johnson. good coverage. you can bring it back only to the 16 yard line peerman gets the tackle. 68 seconds and no time-outs. >> cris: you want to go down and get the field goal and win this game, but at the same time you don't want to take too many big chances. this is a time when maybe an andre ellington coming out of the backfield, get a couple of drive starters going, then hustle to the line of scrimmage. he is sort of their giovani bernard. >> al: ellington in the backfield. palmer. over the middle. out to the 34 yard line. j.j. nelson makes the catch on his breakout night. hustle to the line of scrimmage. to the 35 yard line. fires. fitzgerald. larry will get out of bounds throwing the ball out of bounds to stop the clock. and just like that, they're into cincinnati territory. catanzaro loosening up. >> cris: one on one against leon hall. they're getting close now. for the other guy to give credit to, bobbie massie. he's done a good job on dunlap on this one. >> al: at the 47 yard line. 34 seconds. fire

run back by david johnson. good coverage. you can bring it back only to the 16 yard line peerman gets the tackle. 68 seconds and no time-outs. >> cris: you want to go down and get the field goal and win this game, but at the same time you don't want to take too many big chances. this is a time when maybe an andre ellington coming out of the backfield, get a couple of drive starters going, then hustle to the line of scrimmage. he is sort of their giovani bernard. >> al: ellington in the backfield. palmer. over the middle. out to the 34 yard line. j.j. nelson makes the catch on his breakout night. hustle to the line of scrimmage. to the 35 yard line. fires. fitzgerald. larry will get out of bounds throwing the ball out of bounds to stop the clock. and just like that, they're into cincinnati territory. catanzaro loosening up. >> cris: one on one against leon hall. they're getting close now. for the other guy to give credit to, bobbie massie. he's done a good job on dunlap on this one. >> al: at the 47 yard line. 34 seconds. fire

run back by david johnson. good coverage. you can bring it back only to the 16 yard line peerman gets the tackle. 68 seconds and no time-outs. >> cris: you want to go down and get the field goal and win this game, but at the same time you don't want to take too many big chances. this is a time when maybe an andre ellington coming out of the backfield, get a couple of drive starters going, then hustle to the line of scrimmage. he is sort of their giovani bernard. >> al: ellington in the backfield. palmer. over the middle. out to the 34 yard line. j.j. nelson makes the catch on his breakout night. hustle to the line of scrimmage. to the 35 yard line. fires. fitzgerald. larry will get out of bounds throwing the ball out of bounds to stop the clock. and just like that, they're into cincinnati territory. catanzaro loosening up. >> cris: one on one against leon hall. they're getting close now. for the other guy to give credit to, bobbie massie. he's done a good job on dunlap on this one. >> al: at the 47 yard line. 34 seconds. fire

second half, after four defensive penalties, david johnson crashed in, touchdown. 13-3 cardinals. niners blaine gabbert was steady. he went through his progressions, hit blake bell. that's a 48-yard explosion play. that's a play over 15 yards, by the way, in arizona territory. gabbert, 318. same drive, gabbert to the other 49er tight end, vance mcdonald. second touchdown in as many weeks, cutting the arizona lead to just three. they weren't done. later in the third, gabbert, he's looking for number 82. that's torrey smith! went up and got it. 41-yard gain sets up a game- tying field goal. same score fourth quarter, 2:30 left. carson palmer, nobody open. he's running it in from 8 yards to put them ahead, 19-13 cardinals. now, a touchdown could win it for the niners. across midfield, but on 3rd down, gabbert sacked for a loss of 10 and that just about did it. cardinals won the game 19-13, despite a spirited effort from the niners. san francisco dropped its record to 3-8. >> i think today's team, like coach was saying, is the team that's going to win a lot of football games. for us t

run back by david johnson. good coverage. you can bring it back only to the 16 yard line peerman gets the tackle. 68 seconds and no time-outs. >> cris: you want to go down and get the field goal and win this game, but at the same time you don't want to take too many big chances. this is a time when maybe an andre ellington coming out of the backfield, get a couple of drive starters going, then hustle to the line of scrimmage. he is sort of their giovani bernard. >> al: ellington in the backfield. palmer. over the middle. out to the 34 yard line. j.j. nelson makes the catch on his breakout night. hustle to the line of scrimmage. to the 35 yard line. fires. fitzgerald. larry will get out of bounds throwing the ball out of bounds to stop the clock. and just like that, they're into cincinnati territory. catanzaro loosening up. >> cris: one on one against leon hall. they're getting close now. for the other guy to give credit to, bobbie massie. he's done a good job on dunlap on this one. >> al: at the 47 yard line. 34 seconds. fire

david johnson, one yard touchdown, 13-3 arizona. still in the third, garrett to mcdonald, 8 yard touchdown. the niners what i it at 13 on a field-goal. midway through the fourth, we are tied at 13. palmer not known for running but cannot find anyone open. he seeks to the corner of the end zone. he tries to spike it but falls over. he gets up. the cardinals win 19-13, improving to 9-2. the 49ers dropped to three and eight. alex boone not happy with the officiating. >> i am not worried about getting fine. i thought the refs sucked. you call running into a player when no one touched you? we don't like what we see. that is what i'm sick about this league. this is supposed to be a man's game. be a man. we have to deal with it. whatever. it was a terrible call. they have had terrible calls all game. i don't care what anyone says. it's the truth. you don't like it, get the hell out of here. >> strong step. boone mentioned he does not care if he gets fined. that's good, because you better believe he will. not a huge surprise, but kobe bryan

palmer finds david johnson. 16-yard touchdown. fourth quarter andy dalton hits ifrd. seven seconds left. chancellor,py czar row gets the game winning field goal. cardinals winners 34-31. hang in there. arizona now 8-2 as you look at the playoff picture. the last five nfc winners were either seattle or san francisco. doesn't look like that will be the case with arizona at-2. if you look at the nfc playoff pictures carolina a better team than arizona. in your mind, ricky, is arizona the team that's going to be here representing the nfc or is there another team you like better? >> i like carolina because cam newton. i just love the way he's playing. he's playing with a chip on his shoulder. the whole team is playing with a chip on his shoulder. i like that team right now. obviously, arizona is a great team, as well and playing well this year. i think they'll be right there in the thick of things. carolina has the better defense. i think they'll win it. >>? lo? >> arizona can score more points and more prolific. it's coming down to carson palmer. because sometimes he beli

and the arizona cardinals ... 3rd quarter, carson palmer floats it up to former uni running back david johnson for the 16- yard touchdown... that's his 7th td of the season, first since october 11th... cardinals won 34-31 ... iowa women's basketball taking on northern iowa... panthers have only beaten iowa twice in this rivalry ... hawkeyes start the scoring right away off the tip off... ally disterhoft with bucket in just 3 seconds for two of her 15 ... 2nd quarter action... alexa kastanek at the top of the key, drives, count it and one... then a little later, chase coley underneath the basket... she gets the kiss... coley had a double- double with 16 points and 14 boards... hawkeyes up 28-15 ... uni makes a comeback... benton community grad madison weekley buries the three in the corner... she had 17... panthers trail by 9 ... later, it's iowa city west grad mikaela morgan... she gets the roll and the foul... uni still down by 9 ... closing seconds of the 2nd quarter... disterhoft finds kastanek in the corner... bingo... kastanek had a team-high 22 as iowa wins 80-65 ... tomorrow for on iowa

david earlier today. we are seeing good performance and video making an instagram starting to make a contribution. joining me now to dig into the johnson, and david kirkpatrick joining us from new york. we have been listening on a call. 500 million people are watching video on facebook everyday. the numbers seem insane. cory: facebook is like china, the number is always big. you have about 2 billion people on the site, 60% of them use it every day. extrapolate that to be about -- video is successful on facebook, to be sure. everyone on facebook is not watching videos every day. advertisingrowth in is not hurting user engagement at all. i never click on ads and i am starting to click on video ads on facebook. cory: you do not have to click on an ad for it to work. emily: i have been watching video ads on facebook. david: they can really get in gauging ads on facebook. ads onauging =-- engaging facebook. -- itup one and a percent is up 100% from the last time they reported that number. emily: mark zuckerberg talking little bit about china. mark: people think that facebook is not in china at all and that is not true. our consumer service

david kirkpatrick. and our own cory johnson. coming up, friday jobs report. >> before we go, a quick update on other breaking news. is being sold to expedia for $3.9 billion. this is a stock and cash transaction for home away, agreed to be taken over by expedia. alix: that is a 19.5% premium. thank you julie hyman. home away stock higher after hours. expedia is slightly lower on that news. on wholequick update foods. ,djusted earnings per share $.30 versus consensus estimate of $.34, still a mess. alix: the home away stock has halted. we are seeing expedia's stock trade lower. we will be right back. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. "what'd you miss?" >> cnn reporting the latest u.s. intelligence suggests the crash of a russian passenger jet was most likely caused by a bomb. the british government says evidence indicates it may have been brought down by a bomb. the voiceirming that recorder of the russian plane is damage. information from the data recorder it was successfully copied. there was serious mechanical damage to the voice recor

ck with us david kirkpatrick and cory johnson.st seems like more bad news for marisa. >> yeah. i mean, there's a hard thing to sort of say when did the exodus begin at yahoo? you could say it began all the way back with tim koogle and management change means more management change. asn this situation a top editor guy leaves when a new editor comes up on top. now david kirkpatrick and i both know martha nelson from our days at time, inc. she is a terrific editor, probably best known for creating "in style" one of the great magazine successes of the last two decades. great editor of "people" as well. when you start to chart out the numbers, you actually see a significant change in the calendar year over the steady drone beat of changes in prior years. we've seen 13 and now perhaps 14 pret sein orexecutive departure -- pretty senior executive departures. emily: two were big hires for her. you have bob peck out there saying it might be time to consider new leadership at the top. you and i were talking about this last week. you seemed

david: cory johnson, thank you for speaking to us.g to jack dorsey at 10:15. matt: stocks opening down after oil dragged down futures. fivee seeing the dow off points, the s&p 500 off about two. an incredibly exciting market across all asset classes. oil has come back a little bit but still trading at $40.32 a barrel. take a look at gold. gold has just shot up. obviously, in the big pictures scheme of things, it is still fairly low at 1082.70, but a big move all of a sudden. this could be happening as contracts roll over. it could be happening as the dollar comes down. the dollar is dropping right now about 6/10 of 1%. because of the fed minutes yesterday, investors are kind of thinking of a fed that is going to raise in december as a dovish fed because it is going to be such a low trajectory of what was communicated, and that is why you see these meds -- these moves as if the fed were moving more dovish. crushed ins getting the premarket. it was down 9% in the premarket. is this a live trade today or is this yesterday? we are showing

david: cory johnson, thank you for joining us so early in the morning and different scope. are trading, matt. cory: the s&p up 1.5 points in the dow up .8. exception with the nasdaq and you can see why the nasdaq is the biggest gainer. information technology is the biggest gainer in the group. we break it down to a third of a percent. you can see that this is the i.t. portion of the pie right here. media stocks are a mixed bag today. take a look at the different media stocks that were reported. cbs people were happy with people beating on earnings per share, in line with revenue. on the otherfox hand missing revenue by a long shot, especially the film revenue. paul sweeney tells me that really does not matter that much. take a look at real tale stocks and you can see that michael kors is gaining right now. dsw, the shoemaker in columbus, plummeting right now after missing and appointing a new ceo. avon products missing third quarter as well. it's also down about 10%. let's go straight down to abigail doolittle live at the nasdaq with a look at a notable mover here at the op

david, i think we need to do that. atid: cory johnsone for bloomberg and a kite surfer there. have a programming note. west" expense to a full hour beginning at 6 p.m. you sometime tonight. theng up we will hear from global cohead of m&a at goldman sachs. ♪ . buddy- nice place, nice car what happened? well, it all started with my free credit score from credit sesame.com. they gave me so much more than a free credit score. credit sesame's money management tools and personalized offers saved me tons of money and helped me reach my goals. i just signed up with their free app. what's my credit score? your credit score is 650. that's magic! no, that's credit sesame.com you get so much more than a free credit score so do more with your score at credit sesame.com >> it is 3:00 p.m. in new york, it got p.m. in london, and for a copy and in hong kong. scarlet: from bloomberg world headquarters, good afternoon. i am betty liu. stocks are getting off to a strong start in november as the u.s. builds on its global rally. manufacturing in the u.s. rem

david: ok, thank you. that was cory johnson, our bloomberg editor at large.nd a big billion dollar deal. how is it going to be financed? on sportsng down fantasy sites, and can it survive? and in the latest gop debate, a report card. ♪ toid: welcome back "bloomberg markets," and we go back to julie hyman at the markets ask. have you been there? they sell out boy boots, and they have western gear, and they were out with earnings that actually masked estimates, and it is a forecast for earnings that is below estimates. the company says the total same-store sales for boot barn including for a company they rose,ed called shepler's and you can see the boot barn shares, this is part of the selloff we were talking about a few moments ago. there is concern coming not just from big companies from macy's but from a boot bar in or from a dsw, which reported their numbers last week, and there are the inventory numbers that rto high, and we will get a broader look at retail later this week when we get retail sales, but barn, all of these shoe companies are lower today. an

cory johnson, our editor at large. davidrick, it has been great to have you here throughout the show. coming up, a massive science project is underway in the middle of one of the driest deserts on earth. the director of the giant telescope project tells us about this major undertaking, next. coulda fire warning that have severe implications for future missions to mars. we will explain next. ♪ emily: today in out of this world, matt damon may have been able to survive mars in a hollywood movie, but in reality, nowhere neare ready. a report found that deep space travel poses serious dangers to astronauts health, including in adequate food, radiation exposure, and heightened risks of developing cancer. it comes as a warming -- warning send the firsto manned mission to mars. sticking with space, construction has begun on the magellan telescope, a multinational science project led by the u.s. to build what will be the world's most powerful telescope and give us use into space up to 10 times the resolution of the hubble telescope.

cory johnson with richard branson and david cush. marketsad back to the with a look at movers today, including the pharmaceutical world. >> shire buying pharmaceuticals. it will get access with that drugase to at least eight for a very difficult to read a terry disease. -- very difficult hereditary disease. goldman sachs says it is worth $80 over 12 months. cardinal health, big on earnings. a eat as well. pfizer is a stock we are talking about because intelligence analysts says pfizer could save $4.7 billion. corporate ceos call this synergy. betty? >> on to politics. jeb bush is trying to revive his struggling campaign today. politics rights about this today and has been covering the trail for quite some time now from washington. how can he fix it? >> kind of has a double meaning there. what he wants to see is that he can fix washington. he really set the template for the conservative governors that will m. in teachers unions years before scott walker. unfortunately it has a double meaning. pac have beener spending millions on telev

david. and thank you all for coming. yes, i did change my views on lady bird johnson. i wrote a book about all first ladies, in the set -- 1980s i and i he can cold the view of most people had of lady bird joynson and the description that came up most often she was she shy, apolitical. not interested in politics. there was a lot written about how lyndon johnson verbally abused her in front of other people. and i put that all in the book on first ladies. along with some things that seemed to contradict entirely that. for example, her very strong campaigning, when he went on to the lady bird special train in 1964, to eight states of the south. gave 47 speeches. i mean, that was pretty heavy work, right? and also her competent staff. i think a lot of people forget that first ladies did not have press secretaries. the first first lady to have a press secretary war jackie kennedy. she hired a woman who didn't know anything about journalism, somebody said she knew less about journalism than she did about the space program. and her instructionsom jackie kennedy were to keep t

david louie. >> 24-year-old quiche a johnson and her 21-year-old brother michael were standing in line at a scaryween maze saturday night. they spoke up when a group of five cut in line ahead of them. their objection was met with cussing and shoving. then the situation seemed to calm down. >> there was no more complication. the next thing being, i got punched when i wasn't looking. he punched me in the side of the head and knocked me out, first punch. i didn't expect that at all. >> you blacked out for a second? >> yes for about a minute and a half. >> two women in the group then turned on the sister. >> they dragged me down, tackled me, punched me in the face. dragged me on the floorment one was kicking me. the other was -- one was holding my hand, the other punching my face over and over nonstop. >> photos taken by the johnsons, you'll see only on abc 7 news, document the beating she took. she had to be treated at a nearby hospital. the other shows the broken blood vessels in michael's eye. the family is unhappy that the great america didn't interview witnesses to help identify the attackers. >

. >> jason johnson, thanks for coming on the program, we appreciate it. >> david any time. >> you won't see them in the college football rankings but the missouri tigers may be the most powerful team right now, at least off the field. that's next. eastern. >> i'm resigning of president of the university of missouri system. my motivation in making this decision comes from love. i love mu. colombia where i grew up and the state of missouri. i have thought and prayed about this decision. it's the right thing to do. >> that was today at the university of missouri where the president of the university system quit amidst a wave of student protests over racial tensions. >> i'd ask everybody, from students to faculty, staff, to my friends, everybody, use my resignation to heal and start talking again. >> in recent days tim wolfe a businessman with no background in academia had become increasingly indifferent. wolfe ea apparent inaction prompted a graduate student to go on hunger strike. the football team refused to play as long as wolfe remained in office. dade zyron, the president seemed tone

greeley, hans nichols, and guy johnson are in paris. davidve the discussion forward on "bloomberg ." david: we will continue the discussion you have been having on "surveillance" talking about the aftermath of paris and the effect it will have on the g-20. we'll have the former head of homer -- a foam in the united states, michael chertoff. and a prominent hedge fund manager who is himself critical of a fair number of hedge funds. that is coming up on "bloomberg surveillance." to london, and here is francine lacqua. is aine: joining us now managing partner on the future of france. thank you for coming on the show. when you look at france, the market reaction has been muted, but the repercussions from the fallout we saw on friday will be first of all on the political scene. are you worried that france will become radicalized and more in stream -- and more extreme as we head into an election? >> there are local, regional elections in three weeks. if the government does not step up with the measures that are most required and expected from t

johnson. cory: did you understand any of that? davidt this was the greatest contrast of accidents accents. [laughter] jeff: this is very interesting. of the battlehink , what iswith mobility interesting me if this is the definite company and selling gear. cisco has been the dominant company selling natural -- networking and ip equipment. really getting together, almost like a merger. david: why would they not do a merger? cory: they do not have time for that, basically. they do not think the tech mergers work. he saw not a much change in cisco share price, but you saw a juniper, they had a partnership and eric said but that is no more. the earth until we were going to be out there in 180 countries selling cisco with the erickson stuff. no longer juniper. david: whereas nokia and all of this? cory: nokia has been a very important company as well. partnership is very important. i remember being on a conference with telecom analysts, and we were sharing office of the time. it more and more. they're getting more business. they made a gutsy

david: let's go to france, where guy johnson is at our paris bureau with the latest. bring us up-to-date is happening overnight particularly with the investigation. guy: the investigation has taken a couple of different turns. we saw 168 raids on various difficult locations. in toulouse in the southwest and franceoble, so across they have yielded weapons and a series of suspects. 20 people are now in detention. raids are taking place in brussels as well. i have been talking with our brussels bureau, an earlier report of one of those involved may have been arrested. that has been denied. new news overany the next few hours. we saw these attacks taking place in northern syria. french dress -- french jets attacking locations there, eating sites thought to be central to i.s., but that intelligence coming, crucially, from the united states. so the u.s. and france are working together on targeting information. we have also had a series of names that were involved in the rates being released, so we are getting more information about who exactly were the perpetrators in this.

david novarro. >>> new this half hour, a jersey. >> police in jamesburg said someone fired bullets in the front door early yesterday morning. no one was inside but staff found the bullet holes before morning services. >> anthony johnson is live outside the church with more information. anthony? >> reporter: well, david and shirleen, we are on the steps of the saint james parish. let's show you what we are talking about, telling you about the shots inside of the door. you can see several of the holes right here in this door. inside the door here and that is a thick oak door but they have several bullet holes in the scene above the church. that sound of something being fired at the church woke up residents that live in this area early sunday morning. it appears the culprit used a shotgun and blasted the door of the church using buckshot. this does not appear to be a drive by but intentional and deliberate act. the person got out of the vehicle and fired at close range. since it happened so early in the morning, around 2:00 a.m., no one was inside the church but the shells did go through the heavy oakwood door and into a concrete wall inside. a picture of the bishop was on the wall but was removed because the class was

david: feeling lucky today? stephanie: hopefully lucky. this is an unlucky day. cory johnson is with us, our tech editor.or being with us. welcome to "bloomberg ." and a louise is

that will lead us or has led us to him "action news" reporter, david henry has an update in this investigation and the search for johnson coming up in a live report tonight at 5:00. >>> a philadelphia doctor is safe this after foon after she was kidnapped and robbed after she left work in center city. police say they have tracked down the man responsible and this could have had a different ending if not for a worker at a port richmond gas station. sara bloomquist has more. >> reporter: this is where the ordeal came to an end for this pennsylvania hospital doctor, we spoke to the gas station employee who helped her escape. video shows the suspect and the doctor he is accused of abducting inside of the port richmond gas station, as the man tried to get her to withdraw money from the atm. >> he was working the overnight shift and immediately suspected something was wrong. he was right to be suspicious. >> earlier in the morning the police say the man abducted the doctor at this parking garage across from pennsylvania hospital, the physician was on the phone with her husband and the man got on the garage elevator with her a

police captured three of the suspects but a fourth is still johnson in maywood with the story. anthony? >> reporter: well, david, those suspects made one big mistake. they tried to drive down these railroad tracks to make their escape. but thanks to some quick action by police and residents, they were quickly caught. >> police just got them. >> reporter: this amateur video shows the arrest of one of the suspects after being tracked down trying to hide in brush near the railroad tracks. the suspects apparently had been driving through neighborhoods looking to steal anything left on front porches by delivery services. gina noticed suspicious activity on her block can quickly -- and quickly called 911 while her stepfather took off after the thieves. >> two guys jumped out and stole packages. so i started screaming at them and cook off you have the -- took off up the block the get a license plate number. >> reporter: uncapes the suspects stole a cake which had been delivered and left on a porch. another they took a gift which had been sent to a sick child. the suspects were apparently trying to toss the stolen pack

homeland security secretary jay johnson in washington said tonight, there is no credible threat to the united states. live in the sat center david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> the philadelphia police department issued a statement saying it has not received any credible threats here but they are on alert. the statement reads in part, as always, we want our officers and the public to be extra vigilant. we will also increase our presence at sporting events this weekend just to ensure that we are visible to all and ensuring safety ". >>> these attacks are certainly unsettling especially for those in our area who have connections to france. our team coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown who is live from the ben franklin parkway tonig tonight. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we have all been shocked and saddened by the attacks in paris today. butylates much more personal, much more heartbreaking for those living in philadelphia now who are from france. charlotte, is busy at her restaurant lay sheree in rittenhouse square but her thoughts and her heart are with her family members in paris. >> all our f

and anthony johnson live in ridge field, new jersey with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: david, we understand from aaa that 42 to hit the roads for the holiday. a lot of those people of course stopping here at this location just to take a little rest. possibly even to get some gasoline before they continue on their way. so far, no traffic problems to report in this area. especially no major traffic problems to report in this area. and most people we talked to are giving traveling so far this morning a thumbs up. what's the old expression? the early bird gets the worm? well with driving on this busy travel day, motorists who left before sunrise are rolling along pretty well. >> we didn't start running into traffic until we got kind of down here, the signs out on the highway are really, really helpful in terms of letting you know what's going on. >> we left early. that's the key. beat the traffic. >> reporter: drivers aren't getting a big break on gas prices this year. >> this thing used to take $60, now it's down to like $36. >> wow. >> reporter: according to aaa new jersey, tod

new jersey reporter anthony johnson is live with new information on the threat. anthony? >> reporter: well, david this all came about because there was a peaceful protest taking place on the campus of cane university. took place last night. the students started to walk around the campus and that's when they started to hear some messages. tweets. university met with the students just a few moments ago. to calm their fears in light of the threatening tweets following gathering last night on cam bus by plaquen't -- campus bummock students. the -- by black students. they gathered support for their cause and racial insults were the university sent out a warning to all local, state and federal authorities after the tweets threatening bodily harm. some of the students involved in the protest slept on campus last night saying they were here to fight injustice on this campus and on campuses like the university of missouri. >> our police force in conjunction with all the people they consulted with do not feel that this is a credible threat in any way. it's unsubstantiated. however, a vigorous investigation

david: feeling lucky today? stephanie: hopefully lucky. this is an unlucky day. cory johnson is with us, our tech editor. thank you for being with us. welcome to "bloomberg ." and a louise is joining us for the first time on a friday. david: we have to get to the first word with vonnie quinn. peshmerga raised the flag in a northwest iraq he city. cut militante to supply lines. an executioner may be dead after a u.s. error attack at american officials say the drone strike yesterday in syria targeted the men noted at -- the man known as "jihadi john." sources say there is a high degree of certainty he was killed. refugees from macedonia to serbia today are seeking asylum in europe. westbound migrants are moving across the continent while walls are built to block them. some refugees are passing into bulgaria am a telling human rights groups they have been attacked and robbed by the police. you can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. now let's have a look at what is moving in premarket with matt miller. matt: let's look at futures here. we are down across

word that police have arrested john johnson, he apparently turned up at the police department looking for the car that farlow was driving when he was arrested. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> police have two men in custody after a carjacking in center city this morning, officials say that a doctor was forced into her car by a stranger in a parking garage at eighth and dellancy outside of pennsylvania hospital and the suspect forced her to try to withdraw money from an atm and then forced her to pick up a second man and she got help when she flagged down a clerk and the two men drove off with her car and sara bloomquist explained how the victims husband helped to track her down. >>> one person is missing after an explosion in north jersey, it happened at elizabeth, it killed a man and injured 14 others, now two people including an 11-year-old remain in critical condition with severe burns, it's not clear if the person that remains unaccounted for left the scene or may be trapped in the rubble. officials are investigating whether a natural gas leak is to blame. >>> one of philadelphia's top police officials will soon head up

branson and david cush are both on hand to celebrate this event and they sat down with cory johnson willng branson's virgin america was meeting his goals of the company. take a listen. >> we couldn't be happier. voted the airline best airline. we both have honolulu and maui. [laughter] importantly, we have 4000 wonderful people who work at virgin america who do it with a smile. the -- when you are on a virgin plane, you can feel it. >> do you get a premium for that experience? one can argue that the airline industry is price-sensitive. i would say we do get a premium. we are slightly above industry average in terms of average fair. we are 20% above low-cost carriers. price is important, but it is not the only component. shoppedast, when people at price only, it's because all the airlines were the same. is all it takes to make a difference between profitable and very profitable in this industry. >> you have been in the airline industry for a long time, what do the competitors not get about this? they would all talk about customer experience. they don't deliver. >> i don't diminish the com