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stacey: but that doesn't stop them from dancing onto the "ellen" show. as jeanne moos shows us, democrat bernie sanders is just the latest candidate to burn up the dance floor. jeanne: first, he loosened up backstage. and then, 74-year-old bernie sanders made his entrance on "ellen." to the beat of disco inferno. burn baby burn we don't know if bernie had a burning, burning desire to dance. but he did it. in what "new york magazine" has called the requisite "trial by dancing" encouraged by ellen. barack obama did it, back when he was first running for president. she's done it not once, not twice, but three times. ellen even sells a cd called "i'm gonna make you dance jams." she's made cnn's wolf blitzer dance. but occasionally, there is someone who is able to resist the siren call of ellen. john mccain opted to walk, rather than dance onstage. so did joe biden. the vice president even whispered in ellen's ear. joe biden: can't dance. don't make me. jeanne: and though hillary clinton resisted any impulse to boogie down back in 2007, last month, ellen mana

ellen richey: that is right. emily: with mobile payments, what is next? ellen richey: tokenization.e replace the account number with a similar number but not usable for a payment. what happens is if it is stolen? we have this in some apple pay, samsung pay. if they are used with anything other than your device, they are no good. emily: how long will it take for every retailer to use that technology? ellen richey: it will take a while. the retailer does not have to do anything. we do it with the banks and technology company. no burden to retailers. it should be between 3-5 years. emily: ellen richey, thank you for joining us. ben lerer joins us to discuss why he decided to restructure his company. plus -- apple's next big product, and it is tiny. a small ring. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg west." it is official, google has reorganized into a giant holding company called alphabet. the search engine will be wholly-owned subsidiaries of alphabet. other units will be on alphabet including nest and googlex. to the german media giant, axel springer, considering a shopping spree in am

occasionally there is some able ellen. john mccain opted to walk rather biden, the president whispered in ellen's ear and hillary clinton resisted impulse to boogie down in 2007. last month, ellen encouraged her to learn the whip nae nae during the break. >> politicians we expect to dance, though ellen had to use a $20,000 check for charity to seduce matt damon into the whip nae nae. >> that's all i know. jean: when ellen asked bernie sanders what song he would sing in a karaoke bar, he chose staying alive. we don't know whether that would help a candidate stay alive. chris: sure, our poll numbers go through the roof as temperatures start to crash at the same time. so, i would just love to hear, i would love to hear bernie sanders in the falsetto of the bee gee's. amy: look over here, over here, says chris jarzynka. a mother and daughter could use a helping hand. >> and an amber alert comes to a and >> researchers at unh are leading an effort to restore new england's natural oyster population. the school has joined forces

ellen page, gifted actress.ake the limelight on her and shines it on something bigger than herself. by the way, ellen -- you won that debate at the iowa state fair. you won. there was a clear winner in iowa. [applause] i know we have said it over and over again in the last 50 years. hope will never be silenced, as harvey said. you and your predecessors have always had hope. you have always spoken out. as i said good and decent americans were exposed to who you were and what their responsibility was. i want to pay tribute to the women and men who have taken great risk and had the courage to change things. you have changed the world in which my grandchildren will grow up, all for the better. no, you have. you have. we owe them and you. and i know now that what i do -- knew then, the american people are with us. after i had that interview on meet the press and some people were not happy, i made a point. i said you guys are out of step, the american people are already there. here's what i want to get to you. so much

jessica and scott are chatting about politicians dancing on ellen. on ellen. jessica and scott are chatting about politicians dancing on ellen. jessica and scott weekend, a south wind takes over and returns some warmer air to the region. the wind will turn southwest and wewel get 60s and 70s back into the picture. that warming trend will carry us to the 80s early next week. today's high temperature is 59 with mostly sunny skies. the overnrnht low is 33 with clear skies and patchy frost likely. tomorrow's high temperature is 65 and we'll see mostly sunny skies along with a light breeze temperatures are going to jump into the 80s next week before a chance of rain organizes late through the day on wednesday. jessica rae weekenouth wind takes over and returns some warmer air to the turn southwest and back into the warming trend will early next week. temperature is 59 with mostly sunny skies. the overnight low is 33 withpclear skies and patchy frost likely. tomorrow's high temperature is 65 and we'll see mostly with a light breeze " it was the touchdown heard all o

ellen richey: let me start with a number i am proud of.illion we have 150 chip cards in circulation in the u.s.. last year, only 20 million. the reduction of fraud will take a while. it is not required for the retailer to implement the chip technology immediately. emily: when is the deadline? no mandate.: it is an incentive. the incentive to place yesterday. we have 314,000 terminals up and go.ing but a lot more to i to to three yearsn, you should see the transactions, no more swipes. and then about 60%-70% reduction. emily: what have you been hearing for merchants? our producers that i went to walgreens and i do not have -- no have to pay. ellen richey: it should not be confusing. you can try swiping. card and insert along the bottom, simple as that. emily: it will reduce and storefront. ellen richey: that is right. emily: with a mobile payments, what is next? tokenization, we replace the account number with a similar number but not usable for a payment. stolen,pens is if it is we army have this and some ,pplique, simpson -- apple pay sam

>> this week on talk to al jazeera - the president of liberia ellen johnson sirleaf. >> my life story of fighting and getting up and being beaten and rising again and fighting for the things i believe in. >> the first woman elected to lead an african country has spent almost a decade rebuilding post-conflict liberia. >> people were tired of war. war was seen as something that had been initiated and carried on largely by men. so women were ready for change. >> she survived a violently abusive husband - and advocating for women's rights and full gender quality have been among the president's main priorities. >> i'm optimistic that if we continue on the progress we have already made, that we can get to - that is a battle that i'm going to fight. >> under sirleaf's leadership the small country on africa's western coast saw strong advances in economic growth - but the ebola crisis dealt a devastating blow. >> ebola was an unknown enemy, i didn't know what to do. nobody knew what to do, nobody could tell us what we were faced with you know. >> sirleaf is a noble peace prize winner, while he

occasionally, there is someone who is able to resist the siren call of ellen.in opted to walk rather than dance on stage. ♪ so did joe biden, the vice president even whispered in ellen's ear. and though hillary clinton resisted any impulse to boogie down back in 2007, last month, ellen managed to lure her into learning the whip-nae nae during the break. ♪ >> reporter: politicians are becoming more like the movie stars we expect to dance. ♪ >> reporter: though ellen had to use a $20,000 check for charity to seduce matt damon into the whip-nae nae. >> that's all i know. >> reporter: when ellen asked bernie sanders what song he would sing to in a karaoke bar, he chose "staying alive." too bad we have no polling data that indicates whether public displace plays of dancing help a candidacy stay alive. ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn -- ♪ stayin alive >> reporter: new york. >> got to do what you've got to do. >>> we'll change the pace as we head toward the end of of the show. if you're looking for something spooky to do this halloween, how about spending the night in

. >> i spoke to president ellen johnson sirleaf when she was in new york attending the united nations general assembly. >> madam president you have now been in office for almost a decade. was the presidency as you look back on the last 10 years everything you hoped it would be? >> it comes close to everything i hoped it would be. we've had some shocks that were unexpected, things to do with global commodity prices, the disease that we faced one year ago - that has in a way stalled some of the goals that we had set. but in terms of being able to renew my nation, to be able to be able to bring back a devastated country, to restore hope to our people, to enlift women and to give them a new horizon, a new ambition, and new dreams, in respect of all of that i think we've accomplished it and i feel very good about that. >> even from day one of your inauguration you talked about women's rights. specifically, what do you want to accomplish in that arena before your term expires? >> i would like to make sure first of all that women in the informal sector... i mean these are the farmers and the

rick, you say damon raced to his friend ellen to clarify what he said. to be fair he was scheduled to be on el lean because he has the movie -- on ellen because of the movie. >> do you think he brought up to ellen ask me about this controversy? >> absolutely. once it happened it was just incredible timing for him. >> and one more point. i went to harvard. >> so did i. >> yeah, everyone. >> harvard yard. >> gotta go. >> thanks, andy. >> time to take a break. more stories when we come back. now here is what's happening on the next kennedy. >> hello, fans of "red eye." on the next "kennedy, it >>> jessica chastain is talking about getting people to pouf vees if you look at films like "electra" the problem is studios, they try to make kick ass women sexualized and they have to be in a cat suit. yes that does appeal to the male moviegoers, but women love take sexy moviegoers as well. look at batman. and what about this superhero? >> matt damon. meanwhile he doesn't think feminism belongs in hollywood. she explained in an interview that film making is not abou

tonight -- ellen page -- from "dr.en" comedian and actor ken jeong, author junot diaz -- featuring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers a applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] very glad to hear it. in that case, let's get to the news. new jersey governor, chris christie has declared a state of emergency. in preparation for hurricane joaquin. and donald trump declared a state of emergency as soon as he heard the name joaquin. [ laughter ] where? is he here? shut the doors. [ laughter ] trump said in an interview this week he that he thinks it's important to be unpredictable. and then when asked why, he kicked the interviewer right in the nuts. [ laughter ] bernie sanders passed $1 million in online donations to his campaign yesterday, five months faster than president obama's 2008 campaign. sanders thanked online donors with an all-caps e-mail written entirely in the subject line. [

measuring the numbers comes from mary ellen. she would get the sales numbers in and she would put them in an excel sheet and fax them out. franchise companies don't usually do this. they don't share the numbers at all. our franchisees were eager to see each other's sales numbers and sales numbers were matched to their names. we came up with a profit maxization analysis. they could compare numbers and people engaged in informal mentoring. if they want to lower expenses, they would call each other. give back to the communities you serve. >> first year we were in business, i made $1,000. i was a single mom. i didn't have much. i sat down and i wrote ten checks to local charities. it was so empowering. >> our accountant said to my mom, you give too much to charity. it's not helping your taxes. it's not helping you. she said i don't care if it's helping me. i'm doing it because we're supposed to. >> you have to love what you do because life is not a dress rehearsal. i spent 20 years sitting in a cubical working for the government. wh

ellen: it is all right. >> i take it you mean was i ellen: not necessarily. >> when i was young, i was involved in a civil rights demonstration and i was ellen: let' s call it a civil rights demonstration. erika: sanders' raised nearly 2 million dollars night. you can watch bernie sanders on ellen today at 4:00 p.m. right here on channel 5. emily: an unwelcome visitor bursts into a mall in russia. randy: how this huge bear got inside, and what happened next that could get police in trouble. emily: a health alert this morning, the two types of supplements now being linked to emergency room visits. randy: and if you can' t prevent a cold, you can at least get rid of it quickly. foods to get you back on your feet sooner. danielle? danielle: sunny today but getting cooler. the temperature dip ahead, and when we could see frost. first here' s what to expect when >> welcome to the healey school in somerville, massachusetts. good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning to you. now that is some energy. enthusiasm. emily: if you can top that, record a wake-up call and go to the front page of ou

but occasionally there is someone who is able to resist the siren call of ellen. the vice president even whispered in ellen's ear -- and though hillary clinton resisted any impulse to boogie down back in 2007, last month ellen managed to lure her into learning the whip nae nae during a commercial break. politicians are becoming more like the movie stars we expect to dance. though ellen had to use a $20,000 check for charity to seduce matt damon into the whip nae nae. >> that's all i know. >> reporter: when ellen asked bernie sanders what song he would sing to in a karaoke bar, he chose "staying alive." we don't have polling data to find out if public dancing keeps a candidate's campaign staying alive. ♪ staying alive >> reporter: jeanne moos, new york. >>> a check back on capitol hill to what's happening there live right now. just about 45 minutes ago huma abedin, a top hillary clinton associate, entered through that door. you'll see her soon, i think. she's already inside, right? is she already inside? she's inside. she's now being interrogated by committee membe

we would love to see ellen do it. stacey: google express is bringing next day shipping to central iowa. steve: the service is coming to des moines and surrounding areas. a year for an unlimited delivery $895 membership, then they shop their favorite stores online. the orders arrive the next day. stacey: and there's a special deal right now for new members a free 3-month trial. steve: here is some sweet news for chocolate lovers. stacey: hershey says it is debuting new deluxe kisses for the holidays. they'll be double the standard size, have a hazelnut center and be flecked with rice crisps. steve: you will find the new kisses on store shelves november 5. better go out and buy some. stacey: that think a live look at wrigley field in chicago. game three of the nlcs tonight. isrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spend their money. what we need is leadership to fix a fe

but that's why mary ellen knew she couldn't start any moving company. since its first move two men and a truck has grown to become the largest franchise moving company in the country. her family has been by her side every step of the way as the brand has grown to more than 300 locations around the world. we spoke with mary ellen and her daughter t company's chair, about knowing your reputation and measuring the numbers in this learning from the pros. >>> the reputation of the moving industry was never very good. when we started people asked me what was it like? you found a niche you're so lucky. i went a niche, it's like the grand canyon because movers were bad. >> she wanted to clean up this industry so she wanted clean trucks, clean equipment, movers in clean shirts, in uniform. >> we got all these young men and very polite, well dressed. we even like it if they are humorous. can they make the customier's day better. we did it by hiring the right people, making sure they were paid enough, that they had health care. >> our franchisees want to hire the

the queen of all media stops by ellen today. oprah winfrey talks about her master class series featuring ellen. eric: ellen also asks oprah about a big move she's making. >> you're moving to colorado? >> because they have more trees. also there's seasons there. i love california, but ya know we're in a drought, and i didn't know what the governor meant when he said only flush when needed. so i'm thinking, ya know there's water in colorado, and there's more trees in colordo, and also i like having seasons. eric: oprah also discusses her recent partnership with weight watchers and her 10% investment in the company. plus, ellen and oprah play a hilarious game called oprah or no-prah. there's almost nothing that oprah can't do. don't miss all the greatness, today on ellen right here at 4. elizabeth: more great tv tonight too. you can catch all new episodes starting at 7:00. then stay tuned for kcci 8 news at 10:00. all that followed by the late show with stephen colbert and the late late show with james corden. the time is now 5:57.

ellen thought mila better meet her crush. every single person that i know in my entire life -- the first two were my wife and that my mother. she is clearly transfixed. stacey: as you can see, mila stayed pretty shy throughout the show. todd: levine and his wife, model behati prinsloo, have actually been married for more than a year. stacey: also getting attention for a viral video tonight 6-year-old lily mc-bain. , todd: the lawrence, kansas girl is making waves for a song she wrote about the kansas city royals. >> we're going to make it to stacey: way to go. you might recognize the song from the movie "pitch perfect." lily actually recorded this video on her first take. her mom shared it on facebook and it has more than a half a million views. lily says she's shocked people she doesn't know are watching her song but she's loving the attention. todd: can you do anything that musically? tony: i cannot. speaking of the royals, a wild announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. tony: what an opportunity for the

rick, you say damon raced to his friend ellen to clarify what he said.o be fair he was scheduled to be on el lean because he has the movie -- on ellen because of the movie. >> do you think he brought up to ellen ask me about this controversy? >> absolutely. once it happened it was just incredible timing for him. >> and one more point. i went to harvard. >> so did i. >> yeah, everyone. >> harvard yard. >> gotta go. >> thanks, andy. >> time to take a break. more stories when we come back. now here is what's happening on the next kennedy. >> hello, fans of "red eye." on the next "kennedy, it it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay a

ellen, thanks. savannah. >> matt, thank you so much. >>> comes up, he writes and directs and sings and he's seth mcfarlane and is ready to rock and by rock we mean jazz standards, and first, this is mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi available when you need it the most. >>> we're back now at 8:48 with a man who can really do it all the. when seth macfarlane isn't acting, writing, producing and directing he's singing and the grammy nominee is out with his full length album called "no one ever tells you." good morning. >> good morning to you, too. it's so early. >> good time for singing. >> everybody loves singing at what, 5:30. >> did you roll out of bed? >> pretty much, how i sleep. >>

when josh hurwitz and ellen saltzman watch tv they grab the remotea&.. but there's no cable box to point it ata&. everything they watch is online.(sot- josh hurwitz/cut cable subscription)"when i finally cut the cord and got rid of cable i didn't feel like i lost out on very much." the couple get their t-v shows like netflix and hulua&. and they are part of a growing trend of people dumping cable. (gfx)a study from magid associates finds 3 point 7 percent of people plan to end their cable servicea&. up from 1 point 9 percent in 2011. (bridge: hena daniels/cbs news/new york)what may be more tellinga&. 20 percent of those surveyed say they've *never*subscribed to a pay tv service.that big push coming mostly from younger people who never felt the need to have cable.(sot-ellen saltzman/watc hes tv online)"i didn't even have a tv in college, a couple of my roomates did, but i just watched on my computer."(sot- mike vorhaus/president, magid advisors)"i imagine that this will continue to grow"magid advisors president mike vorhaus says about 30 percent of people

just ellen's strategy. and the realist is the market conditions have changed. there is some problems that have happened of course, with china. china wound up not buying so much from brazil. brazil wound up not buying the massive amounts of agricultural support that they were getting from dupont. if you had to point to a single chain, there are many other things going on here but if there is one single factor this is something that wasn't foreseen -- anybody saw, well except for jim chanos who could see what the down market in china could cause, across the chain reaction of other businesses. but this is an unexpected chain reaction and that was devastating. this is candidly is not a dramatic event in that while it catches market by surprise today, it wasn't there was a showdown at the okay corral today. i talked to people involved. discussions were taking place over the course of days and weeks, really. >> sure. so you said you were a backer of ellen culman before but are you saying she didn't lead the compa

from the new film "freeheld," our friend ellen page is back with us this evening. the wonderful ellen page. [ applause ] also, he's the star of abc's new television show, "dr. ken," ken jeong is joining us. the very funny ken jeong. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm so excited about this. he is one of my favorite authors of all-time, junot diaz is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] i cannot wait. i'm so happy he's here. now before the we move on, hillary clinton has been sliding in the polls recently with bernie sanders gaining on her and talk of other candidates potentially getting into the race. so if hillary has been watching the news the last couple weeks, this is what she has heard. >> are hillary clinton supporters now in panic mode. >> if you google the words tonight hillary clinton and panic, you'll have plenty of reading to do. >> it's near panic for a lot of democrats. >> is there some sort of panic mode setting in, into the hillary clinton campaign? >> is that a world where there is such panic and there is such chaos that things crumble for hillary clint

surprises lena with a gift for her beloved dog batting an injury. >> since it's ellen, she gives lena a gift as well. >> those cones aren't really fun and that's a boring cone. so i got lamby a new cone -- and -- put that on. [ applause ] >> it's weird, this is what i've been waiting for my whole life. >> now humans can see how dogs feel with those silly cones. >> i love her reaction. she talks about hillary clinton in the interview and talks about marriage and how she feels about >> we're all expecting a wedding because everyone could get marylandry marylandried, she was going to now. >> it's definitely going to be a gloomy rainy weeke but that shouldn't stop you from celebrating national taco day. >> nothing should s you from that. >> here' the tastiest places to dig in with a breakfast twist. >> if it were up to me, i could eat tacos all day every day. if you love them as much as i do,ou might want to know where the best place to start your day with them are. we're starting at gotham west market. choza which meensz little house has been around for several years, several locations a

ellen degeneres said she will be the new cover girl. gave iconic images that playboy it's famous name, marilyn munro, it is going to end. safe for work. you will be able to watch it at work. quite a lot of reaction on social media. slate magazine, one of them saying, we can -- you can legitimately say you are reading play boy for the articles. this the fourth sign of the apocalypse? barry huffington tweeting, the world feels a little different.

mary ellen weber, she was a nasa astronaut ten years.eteran of two space flights, and on the other side representing the new school is peter suederman, senior editor at "reason" magazine. welcome to you both. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. great to be here. >> absolutely. so peter, start with you. how necessary is privately funded space exploration? >> i think it's very necessary. you know, first let me say that i have a huge amount of respect for the astronauts, and the engineers that work for nasa for all they have done for this country, for humanity, for all of their achievements, but i think if you look at the government's track record, the record of government funded spaces flight, it's just not what we really want, and if you -- what we would hope to have had by this point. we put a man on the moon in 1969, and look how far we haven't come since then. so that's why we need private companies to be exploring, developing and why we need private initiative. i think nasa, in fact, recognizes some of this and have started to move

(nats) ellen even sells a cd called "i'm gonna make you dance jams." she's made cnn's wolf blitzer dance... (nats) (moos standup) "but occasionally there is someone who is able to resist the siren call of ellen." john mccain opted to walk rather than dance onstage. (nats) so did joe biden...the vice president even whispered in ellen's ear... (nats joe biden) an't dance. don't make me.e. and though hillary clinton resisted any impulse to boogie down back in 2007...last month ellen managed to lure her into learninghe whip/nae nae during a commercial break ... (nats) politicians are becoming more like the movie stars we expect to dance. (nats) though ellen had to use a $20,000 check for charity to seduce matt damon into the whip/nai nai. (nats) when ellen asked bernie sanders what song he would sing to in a karaoke bar, he choose stain' alive. too bad we have no polling data that indicates whether public displays of dancing help a candidacy stay alive. (nats stain' alive stayin' alive) jeanne moos cnn... (nats staying aliveeeee) ...new yoror we are lookin

he and ellen dece to have some fun. ellen had her hands behind her back and bradley's doing the personal. >> it's time to cook, okay. now i'm going to just, look at the carrots. . it's important to taste it. they're delicious. mm. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> so, knead the dough. i like to puty whole body into it. [cheers and applause] >> all right. i have to wipe my -- me liky. >>>>ou know what? we did a thing on "whose line is it anyway", just like that with the guys, and it was so insane. it was so much fun. >> bradley cooper. >> i know. >> so chrissy teigen and john legend announced they're having now they have the bump to prove it. she posted the photo on instagram. there we go. now fans started asking her if she was expecting more than one child because she did ivf. so this is what chrissy teigen responded in the only way she can. it isn't twins. ian s s the dada things. get out of my uterus. you know what? she really doesn't care. >> she's saying it in a funny way? >> everything she says is that way. >>

on extra. >> oprah and ellen bare their souls to each other.eaking news about her weight and bank-busting new diet deal. >> in day she made $45 million. >> ellen on surviving her darkes >> would i still be famous? would they still love me? >> "keeping up with the kardashians." why khloe could be on the hook for lamar's escort bill. did a valet call kim fat? wait until you hear h

. >> this is senator bernie sanders backstage today at the "ellen" show for an appearance with elleneres that will air tomorrow. the show posted this today without sound, without music, but with this much happy, maybe no soundtrack required? >> have you ever been in handcuffs? >> yes. i don't know exactly what you mean by that. >> all right. that's all right. that's all right. leave it. >> i was -- i take it -- i take it to mean was i ever arrested by the police -- >> well, no, not necessarily. >> -- when i was -- when i was young. i was involved in a civil rights demonstration, and i was arrested. >> all right. let's call it a civil rights demonstration. >> don't show that to joy behar you'll get her all excited again. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." all right from washington i'm joined by syndicated columnist bob franken. good morning to you, bob. >> good morning, shannon. who knew that bernie sanders may be has a career in show business. >> i mean, who knew. who knew. all right, popular opinion after the debate seems to be that hillary won. but bernie sanders is