plus, how would you like to get long facebook for free? >> are you out of your mind? >> maybe just a little, but it is possible. we'll tell you how to do it. and -- >> money has got to be the shoes. >> shoes. >> shoes. >> you sure it's not the shoes? >> all right. maybe it is the shoes. nike shares have been terrible this year. we'll tell you why some traders think it's about to get a lot worse next week. the action begins now. ♪ very superstitious >> let's get right to it. while everyone was focused on apple and twitter, another tech giant took it on the chin. is this your best chance at getting facebook? let's get in the money and find out. what do you say? >> i thought the stock's reaction was pretty, you know, okay. >> robust. >> it was very muted, right? >> it was. you know, to use the term maybe inflated, maybe, you know, inflating the situation there a little bit too, but, you know, to have a metric off like that that is so important to this big shift in advertising for as long as they did, it's troubling. it may make you thing what is this growth built on? the

i like facebook long. >> all right. so mike, how are you trading?you know, i think this one is pretty easy. and the trade is going to sound complicated. i'm looking at the december 135, 145, 115 call spread. what you're going to be doing for about even money, buying the 135, 145 call spread and selling the 115 puts against to finance it. earlier today that was trading for about even. think about this. you're going to start making money the minute that facebook goes above 135. but it has to break below 115 for you to start losing. that's, you know, 13% discount to the current stock price. those are the kinds of risk/reward relationships we like. i make money if it goes up 10%, i lose nothing if it drops 10%. to me between now and the end of the year, that's the way to play it. >> you like the straight? >> if you're going to be long, the idea of a call spread makes a lot of sense. i don't love the idea of selling a december put. we know the fed is going to meet in mid december, the next catalyst for the broad market in a way and i know that this compa

susan on facebook says, no, as long as she's still underage and living at home then she doesn't make the decisions, the parents do. >> caroline says, totally should have a case if they won't agree to take down those pictures. >> and brian says, no, she's ungrateful. >> all right. you let us know what you think.

she wrote a long facebook post thanks him for the simple gesture. >> when he read the post he almost started tearing up. and hopes bow can join him for game this season. >> . i don't think they're the only two crying. >> . just so touching. >> . any parent. i can't even imagine. >> . >> new warning from denver police. >> officers say more and more license plates are being stolen from cars. police say they have a solution. that could prevent you from becoming a victim. >> . live in capitol hill. to explain. >> the theft is becoming such a problem. in this neighborhood. officers here at district 6 police headquarters are giving away the special screws to make it more difficult. for thieves. to swipe those plaits. >> . city wide is happens every day. people finding their cars without license plates. just in the capitol hill area alone. officers took reports from more than 30 people over the last month. >> i'm this is a safe neighborhood. >> . unsuspecting victims find themselves pulled over by police. for not having plates. then there's the time it takes to get new ones. for most vehicl

. >> on her facebook page long life i've always said there and afterwards their service should help pay for college. jesse says this would be a saving grace since millennial's have become the weakest generation in history. >> i don't think it's a good idea. >> rodin says it's not a safer world when you force people to fight. >> i remember in the vietnam war many did not want to participate because they did not agree. >> thoughts and you can share them now on her facebook page. >> coming up on fox 28 news at 9, go and enjoy the sports. we will show you how technology is about to change. >> with had a beautiful weekend all because of the pressure. that is why there is nothing on the midwest. that will be changing and i will let you know how warm it's first robots ruined the art >> maybe this robot may be able to defeat anyone in golf. >> chris cristiano comes with her digital partner circa. >> reporter: never thought a robot could play golf. meet aldred. he's gonna make a hole in one. the man behind aldred has been validated for two years. aldred is able to replicate any golf strength up

it should take facebook a long time to get another one up there. >> what does this to to the promisesmade. he was in africa and facebook's plans to cover the internet access. >> a lot of this is through drones. they're trying to apply for a certain amount of time and then internet connectivity but i think the satellite was a key part of the effort although they can still continue to roll out. he is in africa for this. one of the reasons he is there and watching his travel log is quite lovely if you see him posting on instagram and elsewhere so that was one of the reasons he was there and then this thing closed up on the ground. the e-mail was cold, i don't know if you read it but this is an expensive thing that happened. this is what happens when you put up rockets. this is what happens when you want to two up in space. you have issues around fuel or something blows up. >> i joked on twitter last night, you break it, you buy it, but is this something that spacex is going to owe facebook for or is it coming with the territory of facebook is trying to do something innovative and it come

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know if they still hold these positions including baxter international and allergan and also facebook. >> the longhore fund and green light capitol. it is ending the month of 5.4% during the day. it is a come back of recent funds. green light top holdings, they had a mix august with time warner and ending the month of 13%. >> this is kind of an interesting one with citadel. only just crawled in the black from what i understand, after a month where they were up 2.4% and now they're slightly in the black. >> finishing down a little bit over 100 for the month alone. >> so things are looking a little bit better. >> hedge funds, these hedge funds can at least say, hey, we are in line with the market and we have long-term echlvaluation stories here. >> david talks about his short bets from time to time, i think he still has his by the wio tec basket. there are a lot of under performers out there and citadel as i just mentioned and some maj major names are way down. >> and glennville capitol and mavericks and also down, those guys were both down by 7%. they have released their end of august numbers but t

he made the announcement in a long facebook post today. cruz famously chose not to endorse trump during the republican national convention in cleveland smarting over being called "lyin' ted" by donald trump during the early part of the campaign. cruz says he is committed to making sure hillary clinton does not get the the first presidential debate between hillary and donald is three days away. >> marie: what specifically might they be preparing for? new at 3:30, kristine frazao looks at monday's debate. >> reporter: the stakes couldn't be higher. and for hillary clinton the issue of trust, a central one throughout this campaign, is likely to reemerge. >> people should and do trust me. >> reporter: but a poll this better at being honest and straight forward. with donald trump getting 41 percent. >> we've got to do better. and i know we can. >> reporter: some experts say vulnerabilitys for hillary clinton include question she's's gotten before but hasn't totally answered. those regarding her private email server, foreign donations collected

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hopefully we helped you get through it, ease the stress a little bit as we were live all night long on facebook doing updates, following along as the secondary boundaries doctor e, that strong line of bands came through in the afternoon hours. there is still plty of moisture out in the gulf of mexico. you look at this and you think more rain? there is. there's the moisture plume. but as hermine pulls away, a lot of this moisture will wind down. most of it doesn't make it into inland areas. it stays out in the gulf of mexico. there will be showers tonight. for that matter even tomrow morning because we will continue with more of a westerly flow. as long as we have thin the summertime and connected to a trical system, you will see morning rains around our region. sunday and monday, winds start to come around and that will give us a little re and warmer temperatures too. again, saturday morning, coastal showers early on. can't write it off. tomorrow not a great beach day. saturday afternoon, storms continue with a lot of moisture. by sunday, hermine is far enough away. we start to see more sunshin

facebook video ads. emily: the ceo of a big ad we've said earlier today, been calling for a long time for media owners likeebook and google not to mark their own homework and release data to enable independent valuation. the referee and the player cannot be the same person. so facebook is responsible for telling advertisers and analysts and investors the kind of metrics they are seeing. there's no real police officer. what do you make of sir martin sorrell's comments? >> we've heard this before. ad buyers have long lobbied for more transparency and third-party standards. if you look at the history of advertising with traditional advertising, you have the nielsen ratings for tv, arbitron the audit bureau of circulation for print. we don't have anything in the digital realm that compares, and that goes for both ad supported platforms like facebook and and it'snd google, also true of the more transactional video platforms like apple and amazon and netflix. i think this is going to revise those calls that have been going on for a while for those third-party standards. emily: how big an impact do you think this

facebook. in this minute long video sent to denver7, you see a boy being poked with a stick. he asks the bully 14 times to stop. the student recording the incident antagonizes the student even further. her son suffers from ptsd and has other special needs. >> kids with special needs can denitely be a target for bullying behavior. bullying is the power ?ifferential. where one students, or individual, has an upper hand. >> brian district 27j said it does not have the staffing necessary to provide routine security at bus stops. it does take allegations of bullying very socially. >>> we have new details on the houston strip mall shooting. police discovering not keep her finale on the suspect. >>> plus, dangerous in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. for the content of this advertising. >>> and texas investigator's are trying to figure out what led a lawyer t

facebook is a long-term hold. agreed. melissa: thanks to both of you. david: for chipotle. they can't get a break. >>> the federal government is accused of playing politics with pending immigration cases. why republicans say officials are in a rec lis rush to swear in new citizens just ahead of the election. melissa: new immunity deal struck in the clinton email investigation. this time it is former clinton chief of staff cheryl mills. the chairman of the house oversight committee says this is beyond explanation. we have all the details. david: the first crucial debate three days away. hillary clinton losing ground to donald trump in several key stay polls. how will she turn it around? we will have 32 advisors, robert wolf. >> i have been all over the country, you probably know, right? where is hillary today? they say she is practicing for the debate. [shouting] some people think she is sleeping. the microsoft cloud helps us stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wh

and oh very long facebook post he says in part, i never forget the ills of america. but for a moment, i envision it's potential. remember it's prosperity, and give thanks to god for the land he has placed me in and for the i stand because thp mixed bag of evil and good is my home. and because it's my home, my standing is a pledge to continue the fight against all injustice and preserve the greatest attributes of the country. including collin capper income right to kneel. he goes on to action and similar action by others in past and present are a key component in equation for social change and should be respected. but he also hopes it brings attention to at problem not protest. adding that conflict when handled correctly strengthens. but when mismanaged it destroys. >> all right. and laura i went on his facebook page. i read the whole post, and i encourage everyone to go out there and read it we just took snippets from but it's very powerful biggest point anthem as platform we need to move on to actual conversation and the issue. absolutely. right. we certainly hope t

. >> we talked about this live on facebook all morning long. chiome anderson said all police shootings should be shared with the public. that's why the police have cameras. >> lisa greer says if there's nothing to hide, why not, resistance only gives life to speculation. >> we'll check your responses throughout the day. and share more with you at 9:30. >>> now to politics, the presidential candidates also address the issue. while campaigns yesterday, after can american communities in the wake of the shootings. republican donald trump advocated for the use of a controversial police technique to prevent violence. >> i would do stop and frisk. i think you have to. we did it in new york, it worked incredibly well. you have to be proactive. >> in 2013, though, a federal court found the use of stop and frisk, could be discriminatory. bill debels sow was elected -- de blasio was elected mayor of new york. hillary clinton campaigned in orlando. she said many police chiefs are committed to reform, saying they are necessary for the safety of both officer

. >>> like us on facebook, stay in touch all day long. now, back to the show. >>> the news that brad and angelina were divorcing shocked the nation. >> it sure did, christian. the headlines were everywhere, the rumors were just a flying. >> well, they are going to tell us his deepest, darkest secrets about when they were young. >> today we're going all out. >> personal brangelina moments, those moments when you thought everything was going okay and the floor got fallen out, pulled from underneath you. >> is that how it goes? >> what is it, a rug? >> it's a rug. >> underneath you. >> i had a boyfriend who i dated for a very long time. he cheated on me all the time. if i had never found out, i never would have moved to orlando, which is where i met you. >> i know, breakups suck themselves, but sometimes it's awesome, it's the best thing that can happen to you because it opens other doors for you to meet other people, much better people, you grow, things get better. thunder bird and i asked [ bleep ] to the dance. the next day she sends one

. >>> like us on facebook, stay in touch all day long. now back to the show. >>> deep dark well and some cattle echoing up through that chamber. what is at the bottom of this there, this chinese fireman goes head first down into the well. as you can see, it's quite na narrow, pretty tight quarters. when they pull him back up, he is safe and so is the 5-year-old child. >> holy cow. >> that is a young boy that fell down there, obviously, traumatized. remarkably, this kid was just of shock. he was so hysterical from the incident he couldn't follow the instructions, that's why they had to send this guy down here and pluck him right out of this well. >>> now to a rescue over in england by the rlni. this one, though, could have been avoided. what you see here, two people standing in the middle of the water. that's a car they are standing on. >> caught up by the tide. across a causeway, they didn't make it, and now the tide came in up around them and swallowed that car almost completely up. thankfully, they were able to get out and get on top of

susan on facebook says, no, as long as she's still underage and living at home then she doesn't makesions, the parents do. >> caroline says, totally should have a case if they won't agree to take down those pictures. >> and brian says, no, she's ungrateful. >> all right. you let us know what you think. we hope you have a great day. >> fox & friends starts right now. >>> good morning to you. it is september 15, 2016. brand new poll numbers released overnight show trump taking downhillry in key battleground states including florida and ohio. we'll break down those numbers. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail later on today. but is she okay? >> i don't know, folks, you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? >> okay, this is as both candidates reveal brand new details about their health. we're going to tell you about it. >>> and a pasto

in a long statement on facebook, senator cruz said his1li decis came after many months of careful considerationnd prayer. he also said hillary clinton is unfit to be president, and that trump is the only thing standing in her way. it's quite a turn for ted cruz, who in july was booed at the republican national convention for failing to endorse trump and telling the crowd to vote their conscience. >>> the countdown is on. the first debate between clinton and trump is monday. it's on the campus of who havester university just outside of new york city on long island. you can watch the debate live right here on nbc bay area. it starts at 6:00, lester holt is moderating. >>> a pioneer in virtual technology is facing some real-world criticism tonight because of his political views. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, is here with a political dustup in the tech world. >> janelle, palmer lucky developed the oculus rift, the headset and told sold his company to facebook for $2 billion. he's facing backlash because of his political views and where some of his money is going. >> reporter: it mig

a live video posted to facebook shows sara long being asked by private security guards to leave a field near a public highway. she complies and returns to her vehicle, where she's met by police. >> unless less time being detained, i don't want to answer any questions. >> you're being arrested for criminal trespass. >> do you hear that everybody? i'm being arrested for criminal trespassing. amy: police arrested more than forty people in southeastern iowa as they crossed onto a dakota access pipeline construction site near where the company plans to bore beneath the mississippi river. the activists were arrested with plastic handcuffs and were charged with trespassing. this comes less than three weeks after 30 others were arrested in iowa blocking the pipeline's construction.. a group of iowa landowners have also sued the dakota access pipeline company's use of eminent domain. in germany, the party of angela merkel lost ground in regional elections that saw the largest vote share for a far-right party in berlin since world war ii. the anti-muslim and anti-immigrant alternative for germany

. >>> like us on facebook, stay in touch all day long. now back to the show. >>> deep dark well and some cattle echoing up through that chamber. what is at the bottom of this well? in order to rescue what's down head first down into the well. as you can see, it's quite narrow, pretty tight quarters. when they pull him back up, he is safe and so is the 5-year-old child. >> holy cow. >> that is a young boy that fell down there, obviously, traumatized. remarkably, this kid was just fine, obviously scared, in a bit of shock. incident he couldn't follow the instructions, that's why they had to send this guy down here and pluck him right out of this well. >>> now to a rescue over in england by the rlni. this one, though, could have been avoided. what you see here, two people standing in the middle of the water. that's a car they are standing on. >> caught up by the tide. >> they sure did. they were attempting to drive make it, and now the tide came in up around them and swallowed that car almost completely up. thankfully, they were able to get

. >>> like us on facebook, stay in touch all day long. now, back to the show. >>> the news that brad and angelina were divorcing shocked the nation. >> it sure did, christian. the headlines were everywhere, the rumors were just a flying. >> people were shocked about that? us his deepest, darkest secrets about when they were young. >> today we're going all out. >> personal brangelina moments, those moments when you thought everything was going okay and the floor got fallen out, pulled from underneath you. >> is that how it goes? >> what is it, a rug? >> it's a rug. >> the rug got pulled out underneath you. >> i had a boyfriend who i dated r he cheated on me all the time. if i had never found out, i never would have moved to orlando, which is where i met you. >> i know, breakups suck themselves, but sometimes it's awesome, it's the best thing that can happen to you because it opens other doors for you to meet other people, much better people, you grow, things get better. yeah. >> my brangelina moment was when i was 13 and i was at camp thun

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facebook. and the minute long video, you see the boy getting poked with a stick. times to stop. the student seen antagonizing the victim even further. the victtm's mom says herrsons of his ptsd and has other special needs. >> stop. back off. put it down. >> kids with special needs are a target for bullying behavior. one of the key aspects of bullying is theepower differential where one student or individual has an upperhand. >> it doesn't have the necessary staffing to provide security at bus stops but it does take allegations of bullyyng seriously. >>> new details are coming out about the shooting at a strip mall in houston. what evidence police found that i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, >>> first alert we

facebook. this went on all night long, people were up ooernight afraid that armed clowns may be running around the city of greeley. >> people are so freaked out they were calling our newsroom saying they are hearing rumors that these clown although this does sound silly, we really could not ignore what everyone was talking about. >> we sent amanda del castillo to greeley to look into this clowns care. >>reporter:we actually made a call to tte greeley police department to ask if there were any legitimate sightings of these clowns. we have not gotten a call back yytt but they did post publicly as well as the greeley evans school district 6, saying they do not believe any of the

facebook. this went on all night long, people were up ooernight afraid that armed clowns may be running around the city of greeley. >> people are so freaked out they were calling our newsroom saying they are hearing rumors that these clown although this does sound silly, we really could not ignore what everyone was talking about. >> we sent amanda del castillo to greeley to look into this clowns care. >>reporter:we actually made a call to tte greeley police department to ask if there were any legitimate sightings of these clowns. we have not gotten a call back yytt but they did post publicly as well as the greeley evans school district 6, saying they do not believe any of the but still, people have taken to -?social media. we are here at jerry's market this morning. this is one of the locations where people have posted that they saw these clowns, all through this greeley clown update facebook page. nearly 300 people, more than 300 people have actually joined this facebook page ovnight. posting screen grabs of conversations that they are allegedly having with these clowns and that they are seei

facebook was bulletproof or not. do you think it is? >> i think there's a long-term growth opportunity and we do think video is a massive opportunity for facebook. you know, this -- as sheryl indicated this was not the way they were charging advertisers. there's no revenue -- it's a little bit of a black eye in terms of, you know, their measurement capabilities, but, you know, at the end of the day they did go back and try to clean things up so i think that's positive and think about instagram, messenger, a lot of big opportunities as well as oculus we think there is a big opportunity for them to continue to dominate and take share in the online advertising space. >> well, with 4 million advertisers we're going to definitely pay attention to what q3 revenue growth looks like. neil, appreciate your time, thanks. >> thanks. >> neil doshi at mizuho. >> what people are saying about last night's debate and check out shares of amazon hitting another high. "squawk alley" will be back. like coffee. but there's one thing you do. you guys okay?! it's called predix from ge

. >> it's not whether that he figured it out or whether they're facebook, they can't monetize. i'm still long twitter. >> they did get -- it's a great deal for them. it whas a fantastic deal for them. i can't understand why the other broadcasters who bought the other television rights -- >> why they don't do this. >> well, they can now. they can stream their own but they won't get the traffic a twitter streaming can get. i can't understand why next time these price these, this is going to be a very different price. >> i think it's a massive inflection. i really, really do. i don't mean to sound overly excited. >> what if there's not a single extra user gained by twitter. is that a turnaround? >> i think for the time being the app strategy on apple tv, that's the game changer. the fact you can sit there and watch it, you can have your smartphone in your hand, you can tweet. i want to make a point. even if they don't add these monthly active users, okay, their revenue growth has slowed dramatically. it's expected to be 15% this year after 50-some percent last year. if they all of a sudden start

facebook. it's been that long. so, this why people need to understand yes you've helped us out so much. for instance, how about this, this individual, ed runyan from cutting edge photography. absolutely amazing to see this. really kind illustrates flying this drone over it, you can really start to grasp how widespread this is. this isn't localize to a street or two. >> this is a large, large area dealing with this flooding. you can see how many of the streets are flooded. and how many of the cars are doing just not such a good thing. trying to drive through these luckily it looks like that there, you kind of looked huh-uh not goi exactly what you should do. and this was taken earlier today of course. but looks like shut down, not much they can do. and that tidal flooding came they were talking 5, 6.4 feet the time high tide above where it should have been. and it just was pouring in and pouring in. yeah. just i guess the good thing is you're just not seeing many people on streets. so everyone heeding the advice. because, it's widespread flooding. going to take some time for this to go d

long. we'll never forget. facebook page. but after the obvious reaction it got the owners removed it.ute the woman who appears in it is e the co-owner of the store. she said she did not realize it would be so offensive. it was stupid. st realize it it was a stupid idea that we sent out and we apologize for our stupidity and we hope youito forgive us for what we've done. the other co-owner says he'sco-e disgusted by the commercial that his relative made.r saysst he plans to donate one third of their sales this weekend to the 9/11 foundation.s this we at least she owned up to it and realized it was stupid.d.realid suchit was s poor taste.tast just awful.e. meantime, walmart says a display of coke cans stacked to look like the world trade center at a florida store has been removed. the store insists that the display wasn't meant to be disrespectful. after a photo was posted onr a twitter. photo was is as we will never forget at the top. it showed the twin towers built with coke zero packages. zero p. a backdrop of the american