emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon, dan, carolyn. great news for gaming industry. microsoft says it sold 1 million x box 1 consoles. the first updated x box in eight years went on sale friday morning at midnight. a week after play station four hit shelves, matching the total number sold the first day. apple agreed to buy prime send, a company making motion tracking chip technology. accord toing a person familiar with the deal, apple is paying $350 million for the technology. it gives abilities to detect movement and objects. >>> uber trying to get new drivers on the road, partnering with auto makers like toyota and general motors to redues car payments and says it will start offering discounted financing or leasing options for people who sign up as uber drivers in six fastest growing markets. >>> energy shares dropped following an agreement of iran to lower its nuclear program. your silicon valley indid yous closed higher today, hunger games two, catching fire caught fire at the box office t

. >> emily chang is here now with this afternoon's after the bell report. , emily. >> good afternoon, just days ahead of it's expected public debut, twitter raised the price range from stock offerings planning to sell shares at 23ss today $25 a piece, up from an earlier range but that might not even be high enough. two people in the matter tell bloomberg the deal is several time oversubscribed black berry efforts to sell itselves to fallen apart the company will try to raise # million in financing the struggles don't end there the current ceo left the company and will be replaced by form former -- john chen. >> in honor of the faa's approval for in flight use, amazon is giving a discount on kindels and e readers. >> your bloomberg silicon valley index closing higher led by a gain in adobe and apple shares apple's new ipad air hit stores on friday. we're awaiting numbers on how well the product sold, at and t made the offering a hint the phone company says ipad activations incluesed 200% over three days, compared to last year's launch weekend. from bloomberg

more business headlines emily chang has today's after the bell report. >> reporter: good afternoon, another suitor for time warner cable emerged. cox communications said to be considering making a by the for the cable provider. charter communications and comcast considering bidding for time warner cable. another round of developers have been invited to purchase google glass the search giant offering developers to express interest in high tech eye wear to get their hands on their own pair. one of the busiest travel days of the south, southwest and nintendo bringing holiday cheer today. everyone on board a southwest flight from new orleans to dallas got a free wi-u. the gaming lounges will be set up in southwest terminals in certain airports. today a massive storm on the east coast caused delays but technology is helping thanksgiving travellers cope. today i spoke with twitter u.s. director of sales, dan green about how twitter is working to connect with passengers. take a list dwren. >> there are different examples of that. airlines have been on quite a while, using twitter to give updates t

from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, back to you. >> thank you. >> well, very special thanksgivingan who saved life saving kidney transplant. homer riviera will be home in time for thanksgiving. he'll share holidays with the whom donated the kidney that saved his life wex told you after two met on facebook they went through many highs and lows before the surgery cancelled during a nursing strike. riviera waited seven years for this new kidney. >> you have a chance to pick our new national turkey. politicians are involved but not eligible. >> white house created a web page to decide which turkey president obama will pardon tomorrow. you can see it here. popcorn and caramel. the site has bios so you can decide which you like best. yar mel loves lady gaga. popcorn is a beyonce fan. >> i just think popcorn has superior plumage. we're going to listen to popcorn first. >> to me that sounds like more than one bird. >> here is caramel. >> i think caramel just getting a raw deal. if you look at the photo, also, i think, popcorn has a much better photo. >> true. >> caramel weighs more. it's

. >> ifill: emily badger, it sounds a little like a cliche but is change a common theme in cities like new york, boston, and detroit. >> change is definitely a huge story out of new york. it's a huge story out of boston, in a large part because we're seeing this dramatic changing of the guard of who is sitting in this mayor's seat. bill beblawsio will be replacing michael bloomberg. the story is more dramatic in boston. where the mayor has been sitting in that job 20 years. i think there are a lot of people in boston with political ambition who have been waiting a long time for him to retire to have a changing of the guard there. what we're seeing is also the continuation of the departure of some mayors who have been on the scene for a very long time. this dates back to chicago with mayor daly. we've seen this early in the year in los angeles. i mean, this is sort of like an opportunity to see some fresh faces in some of the largest cities in america where we've had the exact same people in charge for a very long time. >> ifill: i think tom menino is 24 years older than the guy replaci

emily in wisconsin, a democrat. affordable care act proposed changes. what is your thought? i am a first-time caller and i want to thank c-span. my niece died when she was 48 years old. she could not afford to go to the doctor. he would pay for her chest x-ray and she died the month later. these insurance policies that people are fighting for, they do not realize that when they get sick, they will not be worth anything. i think president obama should have stuck to his guns. they should not be allowed to have these junk policies. it is going to happen to other people. buyer beware. when you buy this junk, that is exactly what you get. host: thank you for calling in. a couple more articles before we wrap up this first section of the washington -- of the "washington journal." tsa profiling yet to nab a terrorist. here is the new york times. groups mobilized to aid democrats in 2014 data arms race. george soros is giving money to democrats. millioncle says $122 was spent by a group, americans for prosperity, sponsored by the koch brothers. there is an article in the washington p

change the world. andigital feminism has ability to throw their calls around the world in seconds. you feel you are creating a loud, new noise. the question is, how many people are listening? colleague, emilys joined earlier this week to discuss feminism with actress natasha, or list angela epstein. >> let's start with the real basics. mary beard, would you define yourself using the word feminist? >> of course i would, without even thinking twice. >> absolutely no question. that is what i am, that is what i stand for. i think feminism comes in various forms. you cannotump everybody together. the bottom line is that i cannot understand a woman in this country who isn't. >> natasha, anything different? i i guess what i would say is think feminism is an easy word for people to reject, and the sort of people i would probably like to tune in more to the issue and to be more conscious of how they are around women and how women are towards themselves. it is very, very easy for feminism to start to mean something that is sort of a can to a political class in opposition to men, therefore people feel defensive around the word. i want that not to happen. mennt to work together with , and i'm interest

emily and chris, thank you both very much. >>> senator rand paul is making some changes to how thingsa response to the accusations that not just one, but two of his speeches copied from wikipedia. paul was at a campaign event in virginia last week when he said this. >> in the movie "gattaca" in the not too distant future, eugenics is common and dna plays the primary role in determining your social class. >> so you saw the lines as you heard him. these are the lines nearly identical to this "gattaca" plot summary on wikipedia. today, a spokeswoman said senator paul is, quote, restructuring the approval process in order to avoid any further instances of misusing other people's material. senator paul also talked to "the new york times" saying the changes are intended to, quote, make people leave me the hell alone. but he didn't rule out more instances of plagiarism will be discovered. >>> coming up any moment, the mayor of toronto will be speaking live hours after admitting, yep, he smoked crack in office. i have no clue what this mayor is going to say. we have been waiting. these are li

change 30-hour workweek to 40 hours. that tennessee woman i told you about emily who is losing her insurance because obamacare has decide it isn't good enough for her, this is one of the biggest betrayals our government has ever committed on our citizens. i beg of you to continue to fight for those like me, she says who would only ask to be allowed to continue to have what we already enjoy, a fair health insurance plan at a fair price. please find a way to return to affordable hale care writes emily. my message to emily is that we will do our best to turn this train around and head our health care system in the right direction so that you can buy and keem health care that you an afford. on behalf of the committee, i would like to welcome marilyn taveener. she was confirmed by the senate on may 15th of this year. prior to her confirmation she was deputy administrator for c.m.s. of tim d as secretary kaine. she spent 25 years working for the hospital corporation of america. and she began her career as a nurse as the johnson willis hospital in richmond. she hold as bachelor's in nursing and health administration both from

change 30 hour work weeks to 40 hours. the tennessee woman i told you hert, emily, losing insurance because obamacare has decided it is not good enough for her, she finished her story with these words. the biggestof betrayals our government has committed on its citizens. i beg you to fight for those like me. we only asked to continue to have what we already enjoy, a fair health insurance plan at a fair price. return tod a way to affordable health care. my message to emily is that we will do our best to turn this train around and headed our delivery system in the right direction so you can buy and keep health care that you can afford. on behalf of the committee, i welcome our witness, marilyn tavenner, administrator for center for medicare and medicaid services. she was confirmed by the senate. she was principal administrator for cms and served for four secretaryim kaine's of health and human services in virginia. ms. tavenner spent 25 years working for the hospital corporation of america and began her career as a nurse in richmond. she holds a bachelors of science degree in nursing and a masters in health administration f

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change is also influencing infectious disease patterns could west nile disease is endemic in united states and lyme disease-carrying ticks -- canada. valley fever is caused by fungus highly sensitive to heat immunity. emily is a young girl in california who attracted valley fever when she was six and required treatment for over a year but remains at risk as most patients do. and summary climate is a major threat to children and as states across the row. we applaud the epa for taking this crucial step to protect the future of children by reducing carbon emissions on existing power plants. thank you. >> thank you. >> the next two we have todd keller and pearl mitchell. >> good morning. thank you very much for allowing us to do this. i know you guys have had a long day today. my name is todd keller and i'm with the advanced energy economy as their vice president of federal affairs. we support the environmental protection agency's effort to -- to the cleaner. developing these standards we urge the epa to provide maximum flexibility to incorporate advanced energy technologies and services into their implementation plans. as a national association of business leaders whose companies are making global energy sy