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dick clark productions is giving him its hollywood achievement award during the hollywood film awards. murphy will accept the award from the late late show's james corden november 6th. that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. >>> toyota wants to sell you a talking robot company while driving. it's a 4-inch tall companion robot that can engage in casual conversations. it can remember likes and dislikes, as well as trips you've taken together. it can also be linked up to cars and gadgets in the home. toyota plans to sell it in f0 >>> good morning, everyone. i'm britt moreno. this is the news on this tuesday, october 4th. >> i'm alan gionet. great to have you with us. cooldown is here. >> reporter: we're feeling it. we're live in the mobile weather lab keeping an eye on those dropping temperatures. we have more details coming up on cbs4 morning news. >>> jamie has the morning, that's a tell-tale sign. more than 1200 people are out of their homes in southern colorado. ahead, how fire crews in the metro area are helping out. >>> is he republican or democrat

. >> reporter: abc news consultant and former counterterrorism official dick clark ran the program. he's the only official to ever deploy it in a crisis. during 9/11. while president bush was in the air, vice president cheney was rushed to an underground bunker. >> on 9/11, i activated the system. the continuity of government system. and we asked the speaker of the house to leave washington. we landed a helicopter on the grounds of the speaker to the helicopter, and flew him out of washington. because we didn't know at that point whether or not the white house or the capitol were going to be hit by hijacked airplanes. >> reporter: it's like something out of a spy novel. using secret nuclear-proof bunkers like this now-declassified one under the posh greenbriar hotel in the mountains of west virginia. the concept, a remnant of the cold war. but each year a cabinet member of the union address. >> they are put in a secure location with a support staff before the state of the union begins, and they're brought back only the neck monxt morning. >> reporter: former u.s. attorney general al

they are also looking at dick clark productions. wanda has been very aggressive.ere are concerns as well with chinese investment, because there are censorship issues there. you have potential greater review of chinese investment by u.s. lawmakers. there are challenges. ramy: plenty more still to come with asia's first major market open now just minutes away. haidi: we have a little bit. haidi: it is around 2:00 -- it is round two in the great debate. the bank of japan governor tells bloomberg he has plenty of ammunition in the fight to revive the economy. haidi: samsung is hit by a series of blows. at&t and t-mobile stop note 7 sales. than $1ble raises more million by selling a u.s. energy unit. haidi: you are watching the second hour of "daybreak: asia." i'm haidi lun in hong kong. 8:00 and it is just past p.m. in new york. i'm ramy inocencio. we are just about 29 minutes left until the second presidential debate. we are all about finance and economy, but a lot of people want to see what donald trump has to say in the light of the past 24 hours. haidi: extraordin

the purchase of amc and then dick clark. i mean how could the chinese take over dick clark.congressman is thinking or congresswoman. right? >> that's true. >> that's true. >> stocks to watch. we've got some stocks to tell you about. ford will shut down production of its best-selling f-150 pickup truck at a plant in kansas city for a week. it will also idle three other plants. the move will affect 13,000 workers and come after sales of f series pickups fell 3% last month. investors have poured $30 billion of orders into a rare investment grade bond from sprint. ifr says that the bond, which is backed by sprint's wireless spectrum, is expected to boost the company's liquidity. goldman sachs was sounding out appetite for the five-year note at a field of 4% to 5%. >> that's high. why is it so high? >> people worry about sprint. are you long sprint? >> that spectrum should be really good. >>> and burberry trading lower. a 14% drop in wholesale revenue offsetting a rise in retail sales. the luxury chain is seeing strong demand from tourists and domestic customers in the uk. >> f-1

on a hollywood shopping spree, buying everything from amc to theater chain to its recent bid for dick clarkions. >> speaking of dalian, check out this headline from today's ft. ubs exited wanda deal over compliance. the ft says ubs was uncomfortable with the structure of a $4.4 billion deal to take one of the units private. i underline this because it is astounding for an investment banker to walk away from a big pile of money. which is what they would have gotten for doing this. what is it that they didn't -- you read the article, it suggests they were uncomfortable with the kyc laws, know your customer, where was the money coming from. but it is going to start to raise interesting questions as we see china do more and more in other parts of the world and have to deal with disclosure laws that are very different. >> maybe they don't know their customer. >> right. >> maybe they don't know. >> all right. >> that's deep. >> that is deep. >> the world is closely watching the race for the white house. is either candidate saying having an impact on global markets? that story is straight ahead. w

clarke, house intill intelligence committee. julia ioffe and gary kasparov. former chess champ, the author of "winter is coming." dick, let me begin with you and pick up where pierre left off. officials believe that russia is behind it and they can't say because they are afraid? >> they are afraid to kick off a cyber war where the u.s. is forced by public opinion, congressional opinion to retaliate. if we retaliate against russia, with an attack, we could get into a spiral that would be a cyber war. and the united states is so vulnerable to cyber attack, the white house doesn't want to start that. >> you and your colleagues have gotten briefings on the aggression action? >> absolutely. i think it's very important we have seen the hacking of the voter registration data bases and they have no foreign intelligence value. they are valuable if you are prepared to the cyber battlefield to make mischief in the elections. and i think the russians respect one thing. that is strength. if they see an open door that is an invitation to do more. i think we should begin naming and shaming them and work with allies around the world