you see that emily changes. she did end up having a bilateral mastectomy, which means that both of her breasts were removed. >> she was so young. it's a reminder that no one is immune. >> we have emily via skype right this minute. how are you doing now? >> i'm doing okay. i finished my treatment last month. i had the one-year course and now i'm noted on the reconstruction. i have a false -- it's not silicone. it's knitted. it's a little fake boob. >> how old are you? and how old were you when you were diagnosed? >> i w diagnosed when ias 8. 29 now. >> i had a symptom, it want typical. i had a little bleeding. i went to the doctor, she took me very seriously and i was diagnosed. >> what made you want to share this? >> i started writing in my video and it was so serious and i couldn't do it this way. so by writing this blog, can you can't get too dark and depressing and you have to keep it positive. >> what do you hope to flish with this? >> if one person says i can get through this, i can take my grandmother shopp

. >> emily chang joins us wlif today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. starting with stocks which fell today, lawmakers failed to reach a debt limit deal. your bloomberg silicon valley found a decline in shares of juniper network, twitter head together new york stock exchange decided to list upcoming ipo joining pan dora, linkedn and yelp as companies that picked over the unusually tech heavy nasdaq. the decision comes 17 months after facebook debut on nasdaq, marred by a software malfunction. >>> apple new executive, tech giant hired burberry's ceo as year of dr -- apple's team and will help oversee more than 400 retail outlet's. snap chat says it's turned over a dozen unopened snaps to law enforcement. the revelation as the company clarified in a blog post it's policies over handling snaps. the company says they only way snaps are stored on servers is if they're never opened by recipients. >>> and happy day to celebrate the woman believed to be the world's first computer programmer. lovelace, daughter of famous british poet developed what is believed t

. >> emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. emily? >> good afternoon, apple unveiled mac book pro. and that is to stay ahead in a clouded tablet market. shared lowered by a quarter percent. starbucks looking to give a jolt to operations, wanting to find the same web technology to provide wi-fi to operations by networking coffee makers, refrigerators and other appliances. and the world's top computer maker says kutcher will join the nobel where the company may reveal a new tab blet commuter. stocks rising sending s and p to the best yearly gain in a decade. your bloomberg silicon valley also fell. and according to statitsa, vine is the world's fastest growing app. the revamp of partnership helped vine attract 24 million users, helping it to grow by more than 400% this year. from bloomberg studios in san francisco, larry, cheryl, back to you. >> thank you. >> bit of a surprise from san francisco giants and tim lincecum tonight. timmy agreed to return pending a physical. he has struggled past two years, posting a record of 10-14 with a 4

. >> emily chang is here thousand with the after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. well, facebook delivers on mobile the social network connecting more people, and making more money in the process. facebook reports third quarter sales of just over $2 billion, a 60% increase as the company's focus brin brings big bucks from advertisers. >> financial groups claim in a suit filed that twitter engineered a failed private sale of shares last year all in efforts to strengthen the $10 billion valuation. >>> intel maying throwing in the towel on its tv products a person familiar with the products say the chip maker may be close to a deal with verizon. intel declined to comment but said it plans to release the service by the end of this year. >> u.s. stocks halting a 4-day winning street. your bloomberg silicon valley rising led by a gain from symantech shares. >> ash ton kutcher signed on as a spokesman and product engineer for a computer maker. he studied engineering before dropping out at the university of iowa will have to dust off his skills to help design the software.

from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, dan, carolyn, back to you. >> the death frol a severe storm in europe has risen to 13. the uk and germany hit hardest. hurricane-force gusts knocked down trees and left hundreds of thousands without power and snarled transportation network as cross europe. officials report at least five deaths, four people killed monday, adding to two beths off the german coast yesterday. >> the island that ushered millions into the united states is receiving visitors for the first time since super storm andy hit. the buildings at ellis island reopened today. the ground zero open, but a million photographs are still in storage as buildings are being fixed and upgraded. sandy caused $77 million in damage to ellis island and the statue of liberty. >> so iconic, nice to have them back up and lun -- running. >> that is bizarre. >> very, very strong, powerful cold low pressure system. strong winds gusting up to 75 miles per hour in places. things have calmed down a lot today. here is a lk at live doppler 7 hd. and you can see that we still have a few clouds around and

. >> emily chang joins with us today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon, larry and carol. wall street exclusive $1,000 club got a member, google. shares soared above $1,000 mark today after the company reported a 36% gain in profits. meantime it looks like an old rivalry between google and facebook cooled. clinlts of double click will now have access to facebook's ads as well. had this is scene to make ad sales easier. stocks closing out the week higher today sending s and p to the best weekly gain since july. your bloomberg silicon valley also rising getting a boost from google shares. new york stock exchange isn't taking chances when it comes to twitter ipo saying it will allow trading firms to conduct a dry run of their systems to make sure all goes smoothly from. bloomberg studios, larry, cheryl, back to you. >> thank you. >> there is some growing concern over adirectiv adirective -- addictive nature of the game candy crush. 45 million people play, most are women. between ages 25, 55. many say the quest to reach the next s

emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. that is, spotlight is shining, shining on all aspects of twitter and one uncomfortable fact is a lack of women on twitter's board. twitter said the company supports initiatives to teach and mentor more young women. new york state is going after air b and b attorney general snyderman subpoenaed the apartment sharing site for informationd8 about new york residents renting out apartments on the site as new york city law restricts residents from renting homes unless they own them. air b and b called this unreasonable bli broad and promised to fight it. >> samsung hoping the white house will overturn an impokt ban on some samsung devices after the international trade commission ruledsamsung infringed on two apple patents. samsung hoping it will overturn the ban like it did for apple in august. >> stocks fell today, your bloomberg silicon valleyç also falling today as well. next time you tweet about breaking bad or something, neilson will be watching and measuring. the company calculates

in san francisco, i'm emily chang, larry, carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> and an 11-year-old colorado boy turning beer making into a historic achievement. he conducted an experiment to see if the process used to make beer can work in micro gravity. the idea impressed nasa he was chosen as the student state flight competition. >> i didn't expect this. i was just determined to get a good grade. this is going to be my greatest moment of life so far. >> astronauts will determine if beer can be made in space and they hope the alcohol can be used to clean dangerous bacteria. >> that is the plan, right? >> some astronaut wants to be the first guy to have a beer. >> from that to georgia tech grads that build a robot bartender. >> it serves virtually any type of cocktail. the machine learns the person's preferences. a smart phone app allows people to order from across the room and also tracks alcohol consumption and alerts people if the blood alcohol content may be too high and them helps them then get a cab. only question is whether it gets installed in sports, or whether department? >> never

emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. stocks in u.s. rising on hopes for a fiscal beyond watching. also net flix is ramping up battle for living room. kpt has been called a cable killer now net flix may be on the verge of embracing their one-time enemy. bloomberg learned net flix is in early stages of talks to add its app to set top boxes of large and small cable companies. that is accord tolling three people familiar with the matter, facebook agreed to buy an israeli start up and terms of the deal not disclosed but meant to help with the push to get more people around the world connected to the intertleet -- internet through internet.org. black berry making an appeal to consumers urging them not to have concerns about buying a black berry h in a full-page set of ads set to run tomorrow, black berry says it's making changes necessary to strengthen the company. >>> htc joining apple in rolling out a smart fwon a fingerprint sensor will have security and a 5.9 inch screen making it latest entree into the large smart phone o

. >> emily chang is here with the after the bell report. good afternoon, original shows are leading to tons of green for net flix. the service turned in a solid quarter. subscribers totalled just under $30 million. that means they now have more paid subscribers. >> facebook launched a tool. the story story to share feature still in testing mode part of a social network effort to simp fully pli fi to post on facebook helping to drive traffic to news providers and meant to help the social network compete against competition from twitter. >> black berry rolled out messaging to apple and an droid users. it has been losing market share for years. stocks closing, little changed today head of tomorrow's september jobs report. your bloomberg silicon valley rising higher by a gain in apple shares. the gain coming ahead of the tech giant press event tomorrow right here in san francisco. you can expect a thinner ipad and updated ipad mini with high def screens. dan, carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> authorities in northern china closed schools an

. >> emily chang is live with today's after the bell report.i, emily. >>> good afternoon, larry, carolyn. google updating terms of service allowing to use a name and picture in ads for certain products. users under 18 and excluded from the program and adult users can opt out before the policy goes into affect november 1th. you he made billions helping the world connect but now is spending millions to guarantee his own privacy, reportedly spent $30 million buying up four homes adjacent to his house in palo alto. apparently he just plans to lease the homes back to the current residents. >>> alibaba group and american express investing in the company shop runner. the latest move comes as alibaba trying to get i bigger foot print in the united states as the company prepares for a possible ipo here. >>> stocks rising as lawmakers make progress towards an gremt on the debt limit. your bloomberg silicon valley rising with all 13 members of the index closing in the green. >>> and broaders trying to take their case against ario to the u.s. supreme court

from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, larry, carolyn, back to you >> thanks >> pretty day out there. >> yes. feels cooler. you're saying mild. to me, it feels cool. >> yes. it's relative. near the coast, around the bay it's cooler. temperatures only reaching into low 60s. it's not cold, weather. going with mild >> yes. yes. >> just trying to do a political dance here to cover myself. on this semi-mild day, cloudier earlier in the day. we've had rainfall over the last 24 hours. 24-hour totals now impressive. you might recall wet overnight nearly one inch of rainfall there. only a few hundredths of an inch at mount hamilton and monterey. and both watsonville and gilroy about 2-tenths of an inch. we had wet spots but it's dry now, and beautiful. looking over the bay, mostly sunny skies now. these forecast features mostly clear, cool overnight. sunnier, milder and dry, mild on thursday for halloween. satellite shows that cold low pressure system that brought us rather wacky weather monday and wet weather has shown very little movement. we'll set our maps in motion this evening, seeing a

from bloomberg studios in san francisco, i'm emily chang, larry, carolyn, back to you. >> apple futuristic campus in cupertino is ready for lift ofrks will be built near 280 and north wolf road in couper teen yochl the city council approved the $5 billion project. 12,000 people are expected to work on the 176-acre campus. apple founder approached the city his vision before he died. >> there is about two yearsing ayes steve jobs came into this kpaim chamber and gave us a glimpse of what this building would look like. the commitment apple was ready to make for the city of cupertino ask silicon valley. apple hopes to begin demolition by the end of the year, completion expected by mid 2016. >> sunny in couper teeno beautiful everywhere. >> all over the bay area, been this way all week long, there is no major changes coming our way so more on this beautiful weather on the way. thin, high clouds in the northern part of the viewing area but they're thin and sunny skies. looking from our mount tam camera here blue skies with areas of thin, high cirrus. cool and chilly overnight. cooling will occur

from bloomberg studios in san francisco, i'm emily chang, larry, carolyn, back to you. >> thanks have a great weekend. up next, singer james tailor flubs the national anthem but recovers and gracefully >> and a baby panda just learned to to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> oh, beautiful ♪ [ music ] oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ [ music ] >> did you catch that? james tailor sang first two words of" america the beautiful "supposed to be doing national anthem. he only got one word wrong since both songs start with the word" oh ". you know, good reason for the gaffe. he was scheduled to sing "america the beautiful" during the 7th inning stretch. >> what a pro. just keep going. we've got a record for you in a sport many of you probably didn't realize existed >> after completing seven spins in a jump in the sport of kite boarding. wow >> that is remarkable >> yes. each had five minutes to do spins one with the most was declared the winne

week >> news today about linkedn's new mobile offerings and a possible investigation of tesla >> emily chang here now with this afternoon's after the bell report hi, emily >> reporter: good afternoon, well, tesla shares fell more than 4% on news the national transportation safety board is looking into this october 1st fire that involves one of the company's model-s sedans saying they haven't decided to open a formal investigation but is gathering data on the accident the agency did not look into it initially because most employees were on furlough due to the government shut down >> linkedn unveiled a trio of new mobile offerings today including a new ipad app, a resign of the news reading app, pulse, and a new linkedn intro they say the revamps due to expectations that half users will access from mobile devices next year up from 3% today >>> another big purchase by yahoo the web portal bought look flow joining yahoo's flickr union it joins 20 companies acquired by marisa mayer since she took over yahoo 15 months ago >> stocks closed lower after disappointing corporate earnings forecasts your

change that. homeowner emily says her husband is dealing with a number of medical issues and cannot take on the essential repairs himself. volunteers have been addressing a number of other structural issues in the home so they can qualify for city assistance. for more information on the healthy housing challenge, head .ver to our website, wbaltv.com anne arundel county schools are talking to parents about the importance of cultural sensitivity, but what about the staff? we take that question to the officials, but first -- >> they are cute and so theyesting to watch, but are vulnerable to something called asian malaria. that story is straight ahead. >> when you think of the disease malaria, you probably don't think about penguins. but it is the single biggest killer of penguins outdoors worldwide. an approach is underway to protect the animals. jennifer franciotti has details. has been here since 1992. >> her favorite animals to work with at the maryland zoo in baltimore, the african penguins. >> they are very smart, and they also have their own individual personalities. you can see that when you work wit

. >> emily fog back by starting at & bullying website. way nonprofit changing the teens view themselves. >> people are participating using their smartphone, uploading videos to the education nation website. thousands of ideas with one goal -- setting students up for success. i am danielle leigh. >> the case first peace prize-- the peace first peace prize. >> i am an advocate for justice. >> he helps to train more than 400 baltimore city police officers in ways to improve communication with teenagers. they will continue those peace making work. liveo will be reporting from new york. you'll see his reports tonight p.m. and 6:00 p.m. >> roosters are not allowed unless you own at least one acre of land. this is in response to the fresh food movement. a public hearing is scheduled for later this month. >> i am thinking that is male bashing. >> a bartender got really lucky. a patron always leaves tickets instead of tips. last week they were scanned into the lotto machine. one of the tickets was worth $17,500. not a bad tip. to him and it back said it is your ticket.

. >> emily fought back by starting an anti-bullying website. >> a nonprofit changing the way teens view themselves. through the power of online videos and social media. >> people are participating using their smartphone, uploading videos to the education nation website. >> a community -- >> engaged. >> i am danielle leigh. summit runstion through tomorrow. tim tooten wildlife reports from new york starting tonight. you can find the reports also online at wbaltv.com. go-torybody has their candy for halloween. my favorite is snickers. >> for a lot of people, it is all about the peanut butter cup. this record-ook at breaking cup. some of us feel depressed, anxious, angry. if you're just like me, say something. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. >> good morning to you. we are tracking several accidents. southbound 95 at 895. this is beyond the fort mchenry tunnel. we have a car fire. watch for some lane closures and delays. 32 miles per5, hour because of an accident. stillound route 2, tracking an accident on the northbound side. we have traffic in the red just fire to franklin boulevar

change very radically. >> host: we thank annette dunlap and emily charnook for being our guests. and our thanks to the white house historical association for their help. and the logo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> next monday on first lady's influence and image, eleanor roosevelt. after the attack on pearl harbor, the first lady of president roosevelt who spoke to the people of america. she gave a radio address to the nation that she wrote. during her 12 years in the white house, eleanor roosevelt traveled in support of the new deal policy and causes like education and raising wage and civil rights. she held regular press conferences as first lady and invited only women reporters to cover them. and she was the first lady to travel overseas without the president. the first to address a national political convention in the first to write her own daily syndicated column. join us for a two-hour program as we explore the life and legacy of eleanor roosevelt on the influence and image of the first ladies next monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. >> and we are offering

so much so, central new york state high school changed its sports team nick name from redskins to hawk eyes. student emilyped to lead the effort. i think it was difficult process. and there were people who were against it. but i think support came out was really incredible. justice this weekend presidbamah these comments during television interview. >> i have were owner of the team, and i knew that there was name ever my team even if it had storied history, that was offending a sizable group of people i would think i would think about claiminging it. but owner, said he will never change the team's name. one of his lawyer points to recent porblgs showing majority of native americans surveyed are not upset by the team's name. it is all rubbish. and it is corporate spin to keep the profit flowing. mr. snyder, change the mascot. mike wise sports columnist with the "washington post". big news i didn't think was necessarily president obama coming out as did on the name but news in my mind was, that the owner of the team has now hired crisis man hand some other sports columnist are refusing to use the name redsk

emily writes -- put his butt on the front line and let him be a target for a change.it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. be sure to check out my new book "clever fox." the second in the series where a young idealistic world of crime, politics and complications of the heart. you can get this book at barnes & noble and amazon and remember to friend me on facebook, follow me on twitter. see you tomorrow night, sunday, 9:00. thank you. me. thanks for watching. >>> tonight on huckabee. >> denying military death benefits. >> putting military families, war which dose in the cross-hairs of a political shutdown someone should be fired. >> national park rangers using scare tactics to deny paying customers access. >> you can feel the element of fear. >> as washington plays political games, real americans are left to deal with the real consequences. >>> and is health insurance went up to $10,000. he says obama care raped her future. real americans how the affordable care act is make life unaffordable.

progress in partnership , planned parenthood, and emily's list announced and campaignthe fair shot for women and families which was very much focused on changing american laws to reflect the modern economy. very much in line with what senator gillibrand will talk about. we undertook the work because we recognize that today's economy has changed more and more women are breadwinners. more and more women are mothers are working. areunited states laws really behind the rest of the world in addressing these basic facts. if we want an economy that works, parents, mothers, and fathers and the reality is these laws are important for men and women and that is still the case that women are the primary caretakers at home. event excited about this and our ongoing effort to work with senator gillibrand at the she creates a movement on behalf of these issues. panel joined today by a of leading advocates and experts and business leaders. first and foremost, the founder and ceo of the majority. ceo of aco -- phenomenal or negation of this issue. he has been a tremendous leader on ensuring that the workforce rules are really responsive to men and women. debora

emily writes -- put his butt on the front line and let him be a target for a change.or us tonight. thanks for joining us. be sure to check out my new book "clever fox." the second in the series where a young idealistic world of crime, politics and complications of the heart. you can get this book at barnes & noble and amazon and remember to friend me on facebook, follow me on twitter. see you tomorrow night, sunday, 9:00. thank you. >>> paid for by our wonderful tax dollars. >> a southern california beach bum. >> awesome. >> a preacher in central florida. >> we would give up our freedom. >> pushing people to sign up for food stamps in brooklyn. >> we are just a hair away from large scale hunger malnutrition and starvation in america. >> scenes from across an increasingly dependent nation. this is fox news reporting. "the great food stamp binge." hello, i'm bret baier reporting from the u.s. department of agriculture. why the usda? well, for historical and litical reasons, food st

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took three weeks, but emily's team finally landed on an achievable idea, inspyru, a scaled-down mystery game for teaching math. >> we're finally all on the same page. we can't change competitors had raced ahead. >> everything is sliding perfectly. so we're just going to keep on going until it's competition time. >> the first finalist to present tonight is mealr. please welcome mealr to the stage. >> reporter: judging took place in september. only one team would walk away with the $5,000 prize. >> and the winner is sprouted. >> reporter: our teams were the runners-up, a come-from-behind second, third place, and fourth. >> reporter: they didn't win the $5,000, but they were still rewarded. >> i hope that when they look back on this summer they'll say to themselves, wow, i did something i didn't think that i could do. and i'm very excited to see what happens after this as they continue to learn. >> reporter: for these young men and women, the journey has just begun. >> woodruff: finally tonight, a close up look at the nfl's response to players' concussions and brain injuries. that's the subject of a special two-hour frontline on pbs tonight, called "league of denial.

change positions, just let me know. >> reporter: what's considered cuddling therapy. touch therapy. >> intimate, not sexual touch. >> reporter: it's planned as a business in downtown madison. emilysignificant other in their life that just need to be held. >> really, the city's primary concern is you don't want a house of prostitution popping up. >> reporter: the exist attorney says she's pressed members of the snuggle house on needed safe guards. >> if a person comes in and they're snuggling and a person get as roused and they want a little more, what is the snuggler going to do? do they have any preparation to how to effectively deal with that? >> reporter: did they have any preparation for that? >> no. which is a concern for the city. >> our clientses have to sign contracts. >> they do have business concerns. >> matthew is our creator, is our owner, and he's really taken care of everything for us. >> reporter: online, owner matthew hurtado pushes his book about going from a sex addicted minion to a millionaire. it shows that hurtado owes wisconsin $10,000 in back income taxes. hurtado's attorney says he disputes the debt and will only have emily noon and others work with clien

emily ann is trying to end the cycle with we stop hate. her own antibullying program. >> because of watching the we stop hate videos and joining the we stop hate community online they have changed >> find something you love and do that thing a lot. >> we stop hate isn't just an antibullying program but it's a call to action. taking a stand for something i believe in has given me so much purpose in my life. >> they're amazing. well, family circle magazine actually partnered to honor emily and other teens making a difference in their communities. it's such a widespread problem. >> we have been seeing here on #orangeroom, overwhelmingly people say -- we asked if twitter should give up identity of the anonymous accounts bullying kids. >> the running theme is you should alert police and if it goes to trial you could subpoena the records. it's tough, though, yes, sadly one more area our kids need protection online. >> a lot of people are more yeses here but there's a lot of people that say too as well, they understand -- >> there's a no. >> but it's also the police that have to get involved in cases like this. >> exactly. >> we're back right after this. ladies and gentlemen... toyota