>> deirdre: it's an appeal to authenticity. a lot of people hate celebrities because they find them fake and love or hate the message, or love or hate hip as a performer. i actually think that this is his stab at authenticity which like george burns always cracked if you can fake authenticity you've got it made. >> [laughter] >> ben: [laughter] >> neil: that's like saying all tv anchors are into just the image. is my hair okay? >> deirdre: [laughter] >> neil: charles payne, here is what i worry about with this is that it's open season now and that might be fine, the president might have asked for a lot of this but in the hollywood community, there doesn't seem to be much of an attempt to semi balance it out. maybe that will just never happen but it's full throttle, full attack, pretty much all the time. >> charles: it is but sometimes that back fires as well. neil i have no problem with an individual not liking the president or liking the president. that's a beautiful thing. >> neil: absolutely. >> charles: listen, i've seen th

that's where we find our deirdre bosa hey, deirdre >> john, no surprise that security is front and center one of the major themes this year and from banks to payment companies there's a consensus passwords just aren't secure enough anymore visa telling us the iphone x could bring facial identification into the mainstream bank of america just yesterday announcing it would be adding another layer of security to its online banking that would be two-factor fingerprint and face identification here's what the bank's head of digital, michelle moore, said what they are thinking about security when more and more people are switching to mobile banking. >> we've tested a number of biometric options for our customers, so touch i.d. you have on your phone today we've tested iris scanning over the summer you can use your voice with erica, you have face i.d. that's coming to market the entire premise of all of that is to make sure that it is easy and safe for customers to do banking and that we know who you are, because the days of passwords and nine-digit social security numbers to say you are who you

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trish: deirdre, consumers are smart.ke to believe ultimately the consumer will have some say here. facebook should do a heck of a lot better job, but consumers don't want to read fake news. >> they certainly do not. consumers are clamoring, to the point facebook said we'll hire 1000 more human editors to monitor the kinds of news. they have two billion users, hire 1000 humans, i don't know if really that is drop of the bucket or not. but our lawmakers are very aware of the situation and november 1st, there is going to be a huge hearing in which facebook execs, twitter execs, google execs going to washington, d.c., to answer questions. >> deirdre, thank you very much. >>> we'll got back to las vegas, new details about this man, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of dollars he transferred back to the philippines. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world

. >> we'll see how people feel about it deirdre bossa is out west with more deirdre. >> if it sounds maybe looks a little intrusive, it is. ultimately they are beating convenience will outweigh security concerns. just spoke to vp of devices who said they focused on security for the product, secure authentication and content is constantly overwritten meaning your home video will not be stored on amazon's cloud i also asked him about potential accidents and liability. like what happens if your dog runs out during delivery or bites the courier. he dodged that question. amazon provided a statement when i followed up saying delivery drivers will be mindful of pets during delivery. they will listen carefully for barks, meow, scratches and other signs. if the delivery driver feels a safe delivery cannot be made he or she will go back to standard delivery, ie, leave it on your porch. the price of the camera, $120. that is significantly lower than competing products out there like alphabet's nest cam which starts at $200 i asked about margins. he said they are focused on how they can get the

deirdre: he survived numerous scandals in the past.heck. why? >> i don't understand that. i note nfl thinks they are too big to fail. by they are not. they are not bulletproof on this stuff. lou: we are watching kids by the hundreds drop out of football. high schools can't even field teams in the country. deirdre: it's true. the nba signed a $24 billion con talent package. in china people love top watch u.s. basketball. the nfl does not have that pull, at least not in china. donald trump, calm before the storm? >> it's hard to imagine he wasn't just tweaking us with that. that some sort of give away from north korea. he likes to have fun with it. go easy on these reality twisters, the calm before the storm. lou: do you wanted another dull, boring president boring you to death? this guy they can't take because he talks straight and isn't politically correct. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. we'll be joined by arizona candidate kelli ward and rachel campos duffy. until >> muscle-bound heroes... >> my dad said, "if i

trish: deirdre, thank you. liz, over to you.iz: trish, of course, i was listening right alongside you and deirdre as sarah sanders said donald trump did not collude with the russians to throw the election. we know that the cold war is long gone, but the old soviet art of espionage is alive and kicking online. who let it happen? at this hour the big trifecta of social media goliaths under fire on capitol hill. facebook, google and twitter fending off questions from lawmakers on just exactly how russia was able to push thousands of political ads and bogus election articles in front of hundreds of millions

. >> host: we talked to another economist earlier while we were here at freedom fest, deirdre mccloskey. and she would kind of jokingly cross herself every time she said the sainted adam smith. is he still a sainted person in the economic world? >> guest: adam smith, you're saying? yeah. well, i've actually tone a fair amount of research -- done a fair amount of research on smith and some writing op him. again, he was more of the classical liberal view. the time that he wrote, he was in favor of some progressive taxation, he was in favor of emerging welfare state practices, of government. some of his students and others became leading supporters of the french revolution and advocates of early government activity in england, in government including the utilitarians and jeremy bentham, john stewart mill. i would say adam smith was definitely of the classical liberal school rather than the contemporary libertarian school. smith saw that society was not desirable when it was divided between a very few rich and many poor. that's kind of the society that we have now in the united states. that

neil: sorry, deirdre.ator warner made a reference to this i assume they were paid in rubles or whatever. i never thought about that before. they have to be paid to use the advertising. how was, whether your facebook, how is that payment getting to you? let's say if it is in rubles it is clearly delineated and trackable. if it is not, through multiple parties gets to be a mess. >> i think through multiple parties. facebook, which is a successful business story, right? who doesn't want, if you have a company you would love to have two billion users. neil: sure. >> there is this premise that perhaps facebook and google for sure may have gotten just too big to monitor what we now see was really a threat. and then also as blake referenced, maybe didn't realize how seriously need to build up the security. neil: money is money. don't care where it is coming from. it is boosting our bottom line. there is that. >> the underlying question for these companies, do they have to completely redo the ad infrastructure bef

deirdre:. >> i think we support the american people on this. i don't think the numbers are in favor of fever those two senators so i think this is probably the right thing. the people in this country didn't elect somebody to be weak. they elected somebody to be strong and when he gets hit he's going to hit back. i think senator corker knows that and if he is trying to get a headline or two on the way out the door. he wants people to be in the senate that are committed to actually moving the ball down the field and i don't think he is necessarily focused on that. >> i'm you think history will route few not only are the marks of the two senators but senator bush last week? >> i think they will look at a president who has built an economy that's stronger than it has been decades and brought unemployment to 16 year low created over 1.7 million jobs. i think those are the things that people care about not the petty comments from senator corcoran senator flake and i think they are a lot more concerns about the policy initiatives that this president i

cheryl: deirdre, thank you very much. david: kept it basically the way it was back in 1963.harvey oswald stood on. it is bone-chilling. david: some things we'll never understand with all the evidence. >>> meanwhile justice for those targeted for their political beliefs, some, some justice delivered to the tea party and other conservative groups that were singled out by the irs. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. cheryl: well the justice department reaching settlements with two tea party groups after the irs wrongfully delayed their tax-exempt statuses during the obama administration. my next guest is the founder of one of those groups. here now, mark meckler, tea party patriots cofo

back to you. >> thank you, deirdre bosa in san francisco.pite companies like lyft and airbnb attempting to disrupt the travel space, those companies are at an all-time high. hilton up 51%. gm, an investor in lyft, up 42%. despite the rise of the sharing economy, are these stocks undisruptable? >> look, the hotels in general are. the millennials, the way they spend has seen a massive shift marriott is a company that's been doing extremely well. for me, they're structurally intact travel versus buying items or buying, you know, different shopping trends. >> for airbnb? >> airbnb has had a gun to its head, if you look at new york city, you can't stay at a bnb, there's been restrictions. travel, staying at a higher end destination for a lot of these people is an important part of their lifestyle. >> i would rather stay at a, i don't know, name the motel chain, than an airbnb. >> i've stayed at two airbnbs this year on family vacations, it's been seamless, it's amazing. i struggle at the idea of staying at a marriott in london, i stayed at an air

deirdre is joined exclusively by the vice president of amazon pay patrick gauthier deirdre, take it awayr: that's right, thank you very much. patrick, thanks for being with us today. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: news of the morning, expanding amazon pay in the real world order within the app, don't have to use cash, credit, debit card when you get to the restaurant my question, are we going to see this program expand beyond restaurants perhaps to other retailers? >> of course as a matter of fact, amazon pay is not a particular type of use case, it's about enabling the amazon customer to use their amazon account and amazon information to get what they love wherever they can find it so, of course, we're going to expand that to different kind of in-store examples. announcements we made today with clover is, of course, one we're very excited about because of the growth of order ahead, but it by no means -- >> reporter: whole foods, eventually, a feature like that? >> i wouldn't speculate on whole foods. as you can imagine, this is a massive project for amazon and it has to be, you know, mana

let's go to deirdre bolton keeping eye on all of it. hey, deirdre.orter: trish, this is big story as you alluded to about fantasy, character. it is a big security story, especially after the tragedy in las vegas. trish, coming here today, i want to highlight 180,000 tickets were sold. coming here was like coming to an airport. there were x-ray machines. there were metal detectors. there are seven k-9 teams. dogs sniffing around making sure substances are okay. even the producer of event developed an app. if any event-goers see something they think is unsafe, they hid a one touch button and there is security response. first time ever, a third party security team was brought in. even though all the booths have their own security, very, very conscious keeping this event safe and fun. you alluded to fantasy part, if you're a fan of tv, movies, comic strips. it is all here. tons of costumes. tons of interesting creatures for lack of a better term. tons of people enjoying themselves. speaking of content, netflix and marvel actually canceled a press confere

deirdre bolton is live in the newsroom. of the a.id. >> that was dramatic. resign or be fired. harvey weinstein saying woe step down, step aside. -- weinstein. it was officially over connection with his company he built with his brother. you just mentioned bob weinstein. executive producer on a weinstein produced show is accusing him, bob weinstein of sexual harrassment. this is according to variety magazine. miranda siegel is her name. that bob harassed her in 2016, and continued on and off for a few months. her lawyer called the company that she would leave if the company didn't support her. details are still coming out exactly what actions the company took. but a representative for the weinstein company denies clearly any inrope rat behavior. -- inappropriate behavior. more details on that story. the fate of the company less certain in general. there is a famous investor, tom barrick, mostly known for his real estate positions but he may all or significant portions of the assets of weinstein company. he has come to the rescue of o

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trish: deirdre, thank you. liz, over to you. liz: trish, of course, i was listening right alongside you and deirdre as sarah sanders said donald trump did not collude with the russians to throw the election. we know that the cold war is long gone, but the old soviet art of espionage is alive and kicking online. who let it happen? at this hour the big trifecta of social media goliaths under fire on capitol hill. facebook, google and twitter fending off questions from lawmakers on just exactly how russia was able to push thousands of political ads and bogus election articles in front of hundreds of millions of american users. former kgb spy turned american patriot jack daughter can-- jack bar sky might know, he spent ten years hiding in plain sight in the u.s. as a soviet spy. he is about to reveal russia's propaganda techniques of 2017. plus, the former fbi bigwig who spent his career chasing soviet spies just like jack, they'll give their two rubles, so to speak, on the russian election probe. >>> and right now behind closed doo

deirdre, great stuff. melissa.issa: much rumor and speculation, white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders repeating a assertion with regards to rex tillerson. >> the president remains confident in the secretary of state? >> he does. as he said yesterday or two days ago, as i said yesterday, nothing has changed despite what you may read in the media or watch on tv. i would certainly trust the president and my comments far above those of other reporters. melissa: so secretary of state was not going to step down despite rumors of a rift between him and the president. that is the official word at this moment. what do you think, david? david: it a is a good question what i think. we heard similar statements about general flynn, steve bannon, scaramucci, before they left. media is so full jumping a the rumor before it happens. melissa: he is still there. david: president will stick by tillerson is my opinion. melissa: all right. david: one powerful song and two empty seats for the lives lost. one country singer's t

>> deirdre, this is new. >> essentially runs your website. neil: i see.gravy. >> just gravy. if you're a bigger company like netflix or comcast, you don't want to deal with the storage, boring parts of running a media business, requires data storage. they will do that for you. now the one threat i do see to that aws service is microsoft has a strong product. google has a strong, very good product. a lot of these start-ups, amazon was clever, they almost gave it away with start-ups. they got them hooked. when the start-ups grow they're also used to amazon service. neil: dan, we came into the quarter with expectations that third quarter subpoena earnings would be up about -- s&p earnings would be up 4%. looks like we'll be close to or at double digits all said and done on this one, or am i missing something? >> no, you're correct. what i attribute that to, in my experience in accounting, that the dollar was weaker for this period of time. so the earnings look artificially better. in fact even in amazon's reports, they talk about, i think 124 gained because

deirdre bolton has more from comic-con. deirdre?as you can see behind me, it is quite a scene, and a big focus on fantasy. tons of costumes, you'll see a lot of interesting things, people come to celebrate tv, movies, comics, pop culture, but there is also a very heavy element of security, and neil, you alluded to it, and, of course, it is hard for us to be here, not think about the recent tragedy in las vegas. there are a few firsts here this year at comic-con, first of all, there are 180,000 attendees, and for the first time ever, a third party security company was added. there is also an app that the organizers and producers have so that if any participant sees something that he or she deems is unsafe, that person can send out an alert and there will be a security team available. coming here was like coming to an airport. metal detectors, x-ray machines. 7 k-9 teams and even for the props, people are coming with fake guns, fake lightsabers, you can see all the costumes. if anything is anywhere close to looking like a real weapon,

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deirdre bosa is all over amazon's results for us. josh lipton covering alphabet. jon fortt is covering microsoft. deirdre, let's kick things off with you. >> amazon shares surging more than 13% last time i looked above the 1,100 mark to all-time highs bringing year to date gains to 45% and'sly taking its market cap over the half a trillion dollar mark less investors, as usual, willing to accept lumpy profits especially as more consumers enter the amazon ecosystem subscription revenue including prime membership signups grew nearly 60% in in the quarter and its profit engine, aws, saw its profit margin expand that may be the riskier bets amazon is making in unproven businesses like groceries, hardware and content look like short-term pain for long--term gain during the quarter, amazon closed its whole foods acquisition, contributed $1.3 million to revenue and first time amazon broke up physical store sales with cfo telling analysts during the call that expansion into brick and mortar is on the way. to top it off, guys, amazon gave upbeat guidance going into the all-

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deirdre bolton on how this will all work.. >> it seems incredible because bigger picture, walmart versus amazon. walmart used to be the biggest dog in the yard. had a lot of people's retail money. amazon chipped away past 10 years, especially buying more than $13 billion for whole foodses to encroach on walmart's grocery territory. it used to take you five minutes, that is their claim, to return object. neil: online. >> or even in the stores, taking five minutes that was their foal. now they're saying 30 seconds. they're trying to be faster, cheaper, smarter to keep up with amazon. neil: for each person? >> that is their goal now. neil: that is impossible. that is impossible. >> here is how it works, as of november if you order something from walmart.com, obviously online, you decide you don't want it, there is a code. can it with their app, a store knows coming back. go into express lane at physical walmart store, put the item back on counter, flash little app with the code, in theory -- neil: that express lane if there are

deirdre bolton of fox business network joins us with a couple money headlines. >> good evening., facebook want to show the government they can regulate themselves before the government takes further action. in twitter's case, setting up a transparency website separate from the newsfeed. on the website, people will be able to see details about ads, how long they've been running, who's claiming me to pay for them. also twitter says the newsfeed, if there are ads there that are political, they will be labeled as such. twitter will also disclose the amount of money any one campaign is pending. twitter has admitted to finding 200 fake advertisers, once with ties to russian agents. those agents also purchased ads on facebook are all the time of the presidential election. twitter said it found 2,000 sponsored tweets from russia today. u.s. intelligence officials have identified the source as "the kremlin's principal international propaganda outlet." all three companies testifying about russian influence next week on capitol hill. speaking of self policing, some democrats say bankers ca

deirdre bolton, what are you finding out?on people in puerto rico have been affected by this humanitarian crisis caused by hurricane maria. fema has been spending supplies, so meals, water, generators, cots, fresh water and ore necessities -- other necessities to reach vulnerable people. but those items may be getting stuck with corrupt local officials instead of getting to the elderly, the ill and children. so as of now the fbi is aware of six municipalities among puerto rico's 78 where this may be happening. so one fbi special agent told us some people who work for mayors in puerto rican towns are supposedly withholding goods and supplies instead of handing them out to people who really need them. there are claims that local officials are assigning these goods to their buddies, first to people that have voted for them or people that contributed to their campaigns. u.s. federal prosecutor, by the way, on the island says she is looking into these claims, she is ready to go with criminal prosecutions the anyone who withholds r

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let's get that and market analysis from deirdre bolton, joining us from new york. good evening. >> good evening, bret. there is an indication of strength in the american job market. every week the government publish as report on the number of workers filing for unemployment benefits. you have to go back to 1973 to see a number as low as we got this morning. economists are cautioning before we all celebrate, that there are reasons to pause. hurricanes harvey, irma, maria all of those storms that skewed the data. power outages prevented some workers from being able to file necessary paperwork. that said for the past 2 1/2 years claims have been below a key metric accepted as a sign of labor market strength. last month's job reports said wages are rising by 2.9% compared to this year -- this time last year. basically, it seems like the americans who do have jobs are getting raises, which is very different than a few years ago. speaking of jobs, fed chair janet yellen interviewed to keep her own. her term ends in february. earlier today, she met with president trump fo

let's get back to conversation around startups and valuations in silicon valley off what jon and deirdree talking about joined by special guest john clark founder of netscape, shutterfly, now a new venture called commandescape robert, kick it off. >> thanks for being here you're the ultimate serial entrepreneur this, i think, is your sixth company you've founded. >> right. >> what is commandescape. >> it's focused on a big market of building management it consolidates everything related to operation of the building from heating, ventilation, air conditioning, security, lighting, access control, life safety, and puts all of these in one application, one consolidated set of things wrapped in a cyber security envelope that eliminate passwords so users don't have to, you know, remember passwords and deal with intrusions as a result of losing the -- >> the cyber security side of this is key. you used part of netscape technology for part of this, right? >> right net skan vented technology ssl, which became known as transport layer security i'll call it tls tls is the way the internet operates

deirdre bolton joins us live from new york. >> good evening. it's banner day and the markets. great for most people's retirement plans. most experts say we are going to go up from here for two reasons. one is that corporate america is healthy. businesses are making money. they are controlling costs and that's what makes investors want to buy stocks. they see slow and steady growth and that's the best kind. the other reason is that the global economy is doing better than it was a few years ago as well. asia, european companies growin growing. for most investors, predictable, slow growth is the best kind. lets them have to invest more. analysts will tell you you always want to have money in as many different buckets as possible. cash, real estate, other assets that make sense to you along with stocks. one contextual point. today is a big day but it's also a big money decade. the stock market has risen every year for the past eight years. we are essentially in a bull market that's well into its ninth year. if you want to know who will receive the most gains technology and financi

neil: deirdre, thank you very much. meanwhile the wi-fi router at your home could leave you open to hacking. the set up in your house, what happens? >> neil, pleasure to be with you. not just wi-fi router in the house but also work place too which is a bigger concern. security researchers found just today there is new exploitation a, a new vulnerability, dubbing it crack, which stands for key reinstallation application. that means a generic protocol in every modern wi-fi device can be easily exploited. neil: what are they doing what can you do to protect yourself? >> problem that this basic protocol, sending security researchers into a tizzy it is what enables encryption. encryption and coding basically, so that all of the traffic that goes across your home wi-fi router, every activity you take part in over the net and at the work place is hidden and encrypted. this protocol once attacked allows everything to be read, so it is no longer a secret. the other issue, for some devices, depending on network set up they can se

deirdre:. >> i think we support the american people on this.re in favor of fever those two senators so i think this is probably the right thing. the people in this country didn't elect somebody to be weak. they elected somebody to be strong and when he gets hit he's going to hit back. i think senator corker knows that and if he is trying to get a headline or two on the way out the door. he wants people to be in the senate that are committed to actually moving the ball down the field and i don't think he is nri

deirdre hutton of the civil aviation dame deirdre hutton of the civil aviation authority. from spain. the spanish government insists the poll was illegal. catalan officials say more than 800 people were injured, as riot police stormed polling stations, and fired rubber bullets to try and stop people voting. the government in madrid will meet with other political parties today to discuss a response to the situation. £400 million for new road and rail projects in the north of england will be unveiled by the chancellor later, to connect towns and cities to the high speed 2 rail route. labour described it as a drop in the ocean. philip hammond is also expected to give a strong defence of tory economics after they were attacked byjeremy corbyn last week. a group representing nhs leaders in england, wales and northern ireland says that more than half of members have expressed extreme concern about their ability to cope this winter. the nhs confederation says there is a limit as to how much hospitals and community services can achieve during winter, because of problems recruiting