as far as apple goes, it feels like it's a glass half full, glass half empty sort of argument here.here are you on it? >> it is. we're in the glass is half full, because the company a couple months ago, there was concerns of whether there was enough change in this phone, even to deliver that very small growth expectation for the december quarter. now they have, and we can start looking at to the december quarter, and to the march quarter and into next year where they might have a more exciting product. but all this really does, for a company that is attractively valued at 14 times earnings, is buy time for a potential new product. they have been investing a lot of money, $10 billion last year alone in r & d for what everyone hopes is new products to drive additional growth. >> or maybe an acquisition. they're sitting on an enormous amount of cash. >> not only the $10 billion are indeed, but they're also buying $6 billion worth of stock back, the quarter before that, 10. and they still have $150 billion of net cash, let alone the excess cash. so whether the r & d investments can deli

far? >> we were hoping to see cook talk about the competitive developments happening and what a window of opportunity there is for apple, as far as the missteps that have come out of samsung. from that standpoint, we're staying very closely attune, because at the end of the day, that arguably is going to be the main profit driver for the company and will drive the stock. >> all right. david, thanks a lot. we'll check later on. david garrity, gva research. >>> apple down by 2.1% or so, pretty active volume here. and the s&p futures feeling a touch of pressure based on apple's decline in the after hours session. so who here on this pullback would buy the stock? show of hands. raise your hand if you're going to buy the stock on this pullba pullback? >> on this pullback? 2% is not enough -- >> tomorrow we see something deeper? >> potentially. 2%, we're coming off recent highs, 118. i don't know that's a huge pullback where i would say, oh, this is a great opportunity. we see anything further than this. i like the services number enough, i would be a buyer. >> i might below 115. trades tomorrow. to me, you know, when i sold it,

i like my apple phone. as far as i'm concerned, i slept with it last night.oke up, i'm fine. >> you are a certain defensive end for a certain football team in new york. >> i didn't want to go there. i let you go there! >> i didn't say anything. i said you had a huge lineup coming up, jimmy. what do you have? >> look, first of all, if you're not out here you don't know any of these companies. work day, a dog fight with oracle. intuit, dog fight with h&r block. proof point. proofpoint, i got to find out whether gary steele would have been able to stop the yahoo! hack. i also want to find out why don't people care about the hacks anymore. and maybe if you set up false e-mail, you have to pay for it. wells fargo. maybe truepoint cou -- proofpoi have stopped that. >> thanks, jim. >> nice win, vikings. >> hey, blind squirrel finds nut. >> hey, stop! stop. you guys will come back to earth soon. we'll see you soon. jim, thanks. >>> you have a trade? >> one thing i'm sure you are all noticing, there is a lot more m&a activity going on. not just sort of in the leading

doug band wrote and cheryl mills an e-mail in 2012 saying as they say the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek while she's sticking a knife in the back and front. the e-mails also reveal frustration with businessman frank white jr. e-mailing him in february "the campaign doesn't value black folks and takes us for granted. then there the democratic nominee, with the center for america in progress's writing about clinton in august 2016 her inability to just do a national interview and communicate genuine feelings of remorse and regret is now, i fear, becoming a character problem more so than honesty. on fox news sunday, clinton's running mate was asked if these private messages going public has been embarrassing? >> so, yeah, look some of they show people offering opinions and mouging off a little bit here and there but that's the kind of thing that happens. >> reporter: the clinton campaign has picked up endorsements from the colorado reporter herald, the omaha world herald, and the wisconsin state journal. yet kaine's hometown newspaper the richmond times dispatch backed li

my question is about what's going on in technology spaces as far as companies like apple and other app development companies that are giving patients the opportunity to be in control of their own medical data. has the v.a. considered partnering with apple or other innovative technology companies in silicon valley that will allow veterans to have their own medical data with them so when they go to visit providers, they can have a dialogue based on the information that they have. >> yes. button?heard of blue blue button is exactly that. it's an easy way to be able to download an electric -- electronic version of your entire health record. and so, we actually have an entire digital service that leverages folks from such as silicon valley that are thinking of creative ways that we can partner and continue to exchange information. >> you said blue button? >> that's right. also an was pleasantly surprised when i accessed it is not only can you talk to your doctors, your prescription meds, you can get your medical records -- format and also military records. when you have to file a claim or a

one company apple is not buying as far as we know is twitter.er is another stock we are watching. they are planning to fire about 8% of their workforce as they prepare to soldier on as an independent company. the announcement could come ahead of twitter's third-quarter earnings report. the stock has recovered in after-hours trading. scoopought us the yesterday about twitter planning more layoffs and we have a site reporting disney is back in the game, interested in buying twitter after all. what do you make of this? i would caution you to believe that report. and testers are excited. but we broke the story of his knee's interest in twitter and they continue to be and can't contact with our sources. if something happens, we will tell you but i would not believe a random internet site i've never heard of. emily: as far as we know, disney is off the table? going alone,r is which is why they need to consider cutting some of their workforce. and no has slowing sales signs of growth recovering for need to take some initiative getting to profitability

my question is about what's going on in technology space as far as companies like apple and other app development companies that are giving patients the opportunity to be in medical data. and so what i would like to know is has the va considered partnering with apple or other innovative technology companies in silicon valley that will allow veterans to have their own medical data with them, so that when they go to visit providers, they can have a dialogue based on the information that they have? >> yes, and we've been doing that for a while. who has heard of blue button? so blue button is exactly that. it is a very easy way to be able to download an electronic version of your entire health record. the veteran can take it and do what they want with it. share it with their providers if they choose. we actually have an entire digital services team that leverages folks such as silicon valley that are really thinking of creative ways that we can partner and continue to exchange information. absolutely. >> okay, you say blue button. >> blue button. >> b.u.t.t.o.n. >> and there is also myhea

i like whole foods, there is apples, as far as you can see. everybody talks about honey crisp. >> yes. >> i do like fuji. >> my favorite is pink lady. >> we have one of those. >> we will have an apple tasting today, like wine tasting. bob, you will be part of that. >> i was not at meeting yesterday which i should have learned my lesson. i will be bobbing for apples you are bob. >> yes. >> it makes sense i didn't have a say in it. >> you were volunteered. >> we're going in. >> and going deep. >> what is the number today. >> we will deal with a great eight, for the day because last mild day for a while. temperatures plunge tomorrow, but buddy is nice and comfortable at the bus stop with temperatures in the 60's. just in case umbrella is there. we will see sunrise in a few minutes but enjoy sunshine while here. there is rain coming later on in the day, unless at the shore. 65 degrees right now, your official sunrise time 7:18. the little bit of fog at the airport, dover delaware, millville, new jersey, how about a high of 79. so unusual for octobe

one features long time clinton confidant ripping on chelsea, writing as they say the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek while she is sticking the knife in the back and front. and there is criticism of hillary clinton herself, coming from the center for american progress, write about clinton and i quote, "her inability to just do a national interview and communicate generous feelings of remorse and regret is becoming a character problem more so than honesty," from friends, a reminder that the private e-mail can be tomorrow's public embarrassment. >> indeed. thanks, mike. now, a check with carl cameron at trump tower in new york city. >> hello, there is debate prep for donald trump and we have seen him the last week and a half on the campaign trail, blaming the media, he has been attacking hillary clinton for a lot of the wikileaks hacked e-mails, and he is going after fellow republicans and the democrathe system is rigged. a moment ago, trump tweeted and i quote, "the democrats have a corrupt political machine push ing crooked hillary clinton and we have paul ryan fighting the repub

long time clinton advisor doug sand said quote as they say the apple doesn't fall far.ek while she is sticking a knife in the back and front. e-mail has frustration with the african american community with frank white junior e-mailing podesta from the fro. they take us for granted. then there's the democratic nominee with the center for american progress writing about clinton in august 2015 quote her inability to just do a national interview and communicate genuine feelings of remorse and regret is now i fear becoming a character problem more so than honest tee. fox news sunday clinton's running mate was asked if the private messages going public has been embarrassing. >> some of the e-mails that are looked if they are accurate they show people offering opinions on and off but that's the kind of things that happens. >> final aon the leaks the san bernardino terror suspect was in media report it would be better if a man called syed farook was reporting on christopher haze being the shooter instead of the other way around. in new york mike emanuel, fox news. >>> meantime

long time clinton adviser wrote an e-mail in 2012 saying quote as they say, the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek while she is sticking a knife in the back and front. the e-mails reveal frustration in the african american community with frank white jr. saying the campaign doesn't value black folks and takes us for granted. there is the democratic nominee writing about clinton in august 2015 writing her inability to do a national interview and commune call it general feelings of remorse is now becoming a character problem more so than honesty. clinton's running mate was asked if these private messages gone public is echl b public embarrassing. zb you. >> you know, they show people moulting off here and there but that's the kind of things that happens. >> picked up endorsements from the wisconsin state journal. the richmond times dispatch -- he try today put the best face on it. >> it is the first time they have chosen not to endorse the republican party. the fact that they could not see clear to endorse the republican ticket in richmond, that was the news. >> reporter: finally

aide shirl mills, e-mail ban, a month later, band confided to podesta and mills, as they say the apple does not fall farss on the cheek while sticking a knife in back and front. doug band did not respond to our inquiries if comment. and 10io -- teneo said they did not believe any financial benefit. lou. lou: thank you. >> up next donald trump said he is tired of same corrupt politicians running our nation's capital. >> when we win. all right? we're going to washington, d.c. and we're going to drain the swamp. lou: drain the swamp, has a ridge to it, chris plant, mike gallag this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all

aide shirl mills, e-mail ban, a month later, band confided to podesta and mills, as they say the apple does not fall farn the cheek while sticking a knife in back and front. doug band did not respond to our inquiries if comment. and 10io -- teneo said they did not believe any financial benefit. lou. lou: thank you. >> up next donald trump said he is tired of same corrupt politicians running our nation's capital. >> when we win. all right? we're going to washington, d.c. and we're going to drain the swamp. lou: drain the swamp, has a ridge to it, chris plant, mike gallagher with me next, stay with us. okay, so what's our latest data say? our customer is a 21-year-old female. heavily into basketball. wait. data just changed... now she's into disc sports. ah, no she's not. since when? since now. she's into tai chi. she found disc sports too stressful. hold on. let me ask you this... what's she gonna like six months from now? who do we have on aerial karate? steve. steve. steve. and alexis. uh, no. just steve. just steve. just steve. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. lou: all

apple today. so far they're lower in premarkets after the company reported its third straight quarter of falling iphone sales last night. apple's also forecasting slimmer margins during the holiday season even asprojects record iphone sales. apple says it's impop to know if it's gaining market share from samsung following the galaxy 7 note recall. the company says it's seeing short supplies of the iphone 7. wall street could start the day in the red, futures pointing lower at this hour. stock did fall yesterday following a report showing a drop in consumer confidence this month and lackluster earnings. also today watch out for data on new home sales and more earnings of the likes of boeing, coca-cola, comcast, a parent company of nbc universal. the dow falling 53 points, 18,169 is where we're kicking off on this wednesday. the nasdaq lower by 26 points, 5283 is where we're starting off today. back to you guys. >> susan li with cnbc, thanks. >>> next on nbc 10 news today, deadly house fire. we'll update you on the investigation going on right now in chester county. >>> this will end! >> emotions run high in center city. hear more from members of philadelphia's lgbtq community about concerns ove

doug ban none too happy about that saying in one e-mail in 2012 we have quote as we say the apple doesn't fall far she is sticking a knife in the back and front. those are words to singe no doubt. insider details that the clintons never wanted out there. >> yeah. boy. just imagine what it is like for them. >>> all right. giving everybody insight into how things work. thank you very much. >>> for more on this, we are joined by democratic polster and senior political strategist and gop strategist and former spokesperson for president george w. bush. good to have you both here. jessica, let me start with you. obviously, all of this points to a cozy wall street relationship with hillary clinton. and you know, her concerns about saudi arabia and qatar and yet did nothing at the sort of open level to try to blunt their inflini influence in the world. as a matter of fact, bill clinton got a lot of money for speaking there. >> i take your point. there is no doubt -- >> that's at the heart of the question of the issues. >> obviously my perspective is these are separate issues. as you said just now, clinton

a month later, after receivie i an e-mail, band confided, as they say the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek while she's sticking a knife in the back and front. doug band did not respond to our inquiry for an interview. teneo said it didn't receive any financial benefit from this. the clinton campaign said it's not confirming the authenticity of e-mails hacked by the russian government to influence this election. >> not denying that authenticity either. thank you. >>> donald trump is once again raising the possibility of voting fraud. he says there are already problems during early voting in texas. take a look at that in a moment. it comes as trump continues to target a handful of states with big electoral vote counts. carl cameron is with the trump campaign tonight in ohio where the nominee will hold a rally in the next hour. ♪ pride in every american heart ♪ >> reporter: in ohio with 12 days left, donald trump hailed polls showing a toss-up race. >> early voting is under way. get out and vote. we don't want to give this away. >> reporter: the latest state polls show a t

band writing, as they say the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek, while she's sticking a knife in the back and front. if clinton's paid speech transcripts leaked out during the democratic primary, sanders may have been able to take the nomination by proving clinton's coziness with wall street. >> such a great speech, the secretary should share it with the whole world. >> reporter: the clinton camp are lashing out. >> they are part of an effort by russia and wikileaks and neither of those are neutral transmitters of information. you can't assume everything is on the up and up. >> reporter: assuage has gotten the attention he wanted. >> significant in relation to the udz election. we think it's significant. >> reporter: he says ecuador cut off his internet access. released 3,000 more e-mails today. one has mook so confused he asked podesta where they landed on trade. because i have become a hack, i will send you the whole section that pertains to you. don't share or tell anyone i did this. >> watch what you put in e-mails. thank y

a month later, after receivie i an e-mail, band confided, as they say the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek while she's sticking a knife in the back and front. doug band did not respond to our inquiry for an interview. teneo said it didn't receive any financial benefit from this. the clinton campaign said it's not confirming the authenticity of e-mails hacked by the russian government to influence this election. >> not denying that authenticity either. thank you. >>> donald trump is once again raising the possibility of voting fraud. he says there are already problems during early voting in texas. take a look at that in a moment. it comes as trump continues to target a handful of states with big electoral vote counts. carl cameron is with the trump campaign tonight in ohio where the nominee will hold a rally in the next hour. ♪ pride in every american heart ♪ >> reporter: in ohio with 12 days left, donald trump hailed polls showing a toss-up race. >> early voting is under way. get out and vote. we don't want to give this away. >> reporter: the latest state polls show a t

apple because so far they're lower in pre market trade after the company reported its third straight quarter of falling iphone sales. apple forecasting slimmer margins during the holiday season even though as it projects record iphone sales. apple says it's really impossible in their views to know if it's actually gaining any market share from samsung at this point following the galaxy note 7 recall. the company says it's still seeing short supplies of the iphone 7 and selling them as fast as they make them. google hitting the pause button on gookal cyber. the "wall street journal" reporting google was rethinking this rollout out of the process of installing underground cables was proven to be too expensive. work halted in ten cities, targeted for expansion that includes in san jose. back to you. >> thank you, susan. >>> i don't know how much fiber you're going to find in this next product, but it is awfully tasty. dunkin' donuts is coming to napa county. the store opens at 5:00 this morning with an official ribbon cutting ceremony at 8:00. if you're looking to get your doughnut fix on, doors open in just a few minutes. >> there you go. what's your favorite? >> strawberry frosted. >> nice.

doug band wrote an e-mail in 2012 saying, quote, as they say, the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek while she's sticking a knife in the back and front. the e-mails also reveal frustration in the african-american community with businessman frank white jr. e-mailing podesta in february, quote, the campaign doesn't value black folks and takes us for granted. then there is the criticism of the democratic nominee with the center for ame progress near writing podesta about clinton in august of 2015, quote, her inability to just do a national interview and communicate genuine feelings of remorse and regret is now, i fear, becoming a character problem, more so than honesty. on fox news sunday, clinton's running mate was asked if these private messages going plic has been embarrassing. >> so, yeah, look some of the e-mails that are leaked, if they are accurate, show people offering opinions and mouthing off a little bit here and there. but that is the kind of thing that happens. >> the clinton campaign has picked up endorsements from the colorado reporter her eld and the

clinton was acting like a spoiled brat kid and then banned e-mail about this saying, as they say, the apple doesn't fall far. a kiss on the cheek while she is sticking a knife in the back and front. we're told hillary clinton's initial reaction to doug band's criticism was that she was not upset saying her daughter was the only one tough enough to stand up to band. lars. >> what is ahead for clinton at this point. >> her week seems entirely focused on this third and final presidential debate. but the showdown in sin city, clinton stayed out of the spotlight today remaining behind closed doors much of the day doing debate preparation. we do not expect to see much of her tomorrow either. the bottom line, the clinton campaign sees the polls and they see that they are ahead and the focus now seems to be, don't blow it. harris. >> all right. let's bring back carl cameron now for bonus political journalism with carl and mike. love to get you guys together. open up your reporters' notebooks. carl, is clinton vulnerable to the low turnout strategy of donald trump and for you, mike, what is clinton doing about it an

the home -- you have apple and amazon way ahead of them in that. so that's a time will tell scenario. as fardware is concerned? that's not where google is looking to make money. it's the apple play, where they get a tremendous amount -- or google play. google play. so you look at it and say they've got -- android has 4 to 1 penetration. it's going 10 to 1. so they will continue to really make hay from the app down loads in that structure. >> going down the hardware route, is that where you want to go? >> no, i still think these guys are rock. >> is this a risk or good thing for google today? >> i don't think it's a risk. you might get a chance to buy google at 785-ish. i think in general, you could have this kind of negative sentiment as we kind of express here. do you really want them going more into hardware? at 785, a good risk/reward to buy it. >> that's basically the top of last year, i think, so we have traded through that range. to me, the only up side to this, it's low risk, high reward, i think. i don't think there's a lot of down side. the only down side is the headline risk people

as apple pie as it gets. >> absolutely. sentenced because their fate would have been far worse had they traveled and joined the ranks of isis. >> true, 8 years and 12 years in prison. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the irs scam targeting every american with a phone. americans have already been bilked out of $300 million. how they're doing it and what you need to know before you say anything to anyone identifying themselves as the irs. >>> but first, the crooks who aren't using phones, but hammers to smash and grab. the rash of robberies across at least two states, and it's all caught on video. that's coming up next. >>> "world news now" continues >>> recapping the breaking news story this morning, the campaign plane carrying mike pence skids off a runway in new york city during a hard landing at laguardia airport. the impact destroyed part of the tarmac as you can see there. none of the 48 people on board was hurt. the indiana governor is fine. you see him there heading into his hotel late last night. the incident on "gma" later on this morning. we'll hear from him. >> so glad he's doing okay. >> yeah. we'll talk abou

uninsured rate with the methodology used has changed and so we would not be talking about apples to oranges as far as networks is concerned and that's a concern of mine because wisconsin traditionally has had a low uninsured rate. we landed this time at six and that's where we typically land, six or higher for uninsured rates. >> real quick i have information in 2010, about 94% had insurance 89% full-time, 5% part-time. in 2004, 94% have insurance, 89% -- it hasn't changed. >> we are fortunate for that because of our competitive market, i think, which is becoming less competitive in the individual market has grown because of obamacare, but i think the scary thing is the large group market and small group market hasn't shrunk. we expect a large group market to shrink because they are moving into unregulated plans, which is their prerogative and the small group market has shrunk by 30,000 folks and so if you factor in our changes in medicaid and the loss of a high risk pool, that's in fact probably not any gain in individual market. >> when you talk about risk plans are you talk about employers so f

as the warner bros. film and tv studios. it would give new programming to offer its customers. time warner shares rose 5 percent. so far the companies have not officially commented. >>> buyer beware. apple is warning that some products for sale on amazon may be knockoffs. the tech giant says it has been buying what are advertised as apple chargers and cables and has found that 90 percent are fake. the disclosure as part of a lawsuit by apple against new jersey company called local star. the company printed the apple logo on its own inferior products that could overheat or catch fire. >>> let's take a peek at stocks. afternoon trading on wall street. the tao is essentially flat, just down a here. same on the s&p. nasdaq is up by almost 12 points. >>> ahead, a unique home on the market. we will show you the abandon church that has been transformed into a two-story home. >>> was a young man who defaced the bay area war memorial is speaking out. my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die

on another occasion, he says he forwards a nice note and says as they say, the apple doesn't fall fare cheek while she is sticking a knife in the back and front. so, boys, do you quet a sense o the dispute between doug and chelsea and how intertwined these entities were in terms of fun raising. >> apple doesn't fall far from the tree. is that a reference to mom or dad? >> it's got to be a reference to one or the other of the parents. there's doug band saying that chelsea clinton is doing something insincere and it comes from one of the other of her parents. >> that's how it works. yes. >> obviously, none of these people meant for this to be read in public. all of this is from stolen e-mails and what the clinton campaign has said is they're not going to authenticate these e-mails. these they say this is being done by the russians in order to weapon wikileaks. >> one thing that comes into my mind, is the idea that if somebody whether it is russians or, state guided hackers or somebody, got these e-mails from people close to bill clinton, one wonders what e-mails haven't come out they ma

far as water. >> finding all these people outside the grocery store. he's finding stuff and like, aha, fritos. >> do you know how much water it seven gallons. >> seven gallons. that's quite a lot. what about an apple? >> do you know how much water it takes to make one tasty apple? >> i have no idea. >> 17 1/2. >> hey, justin, we have a drought. maybe put a bucket under the water and use it for the plants later. >> genuinely starting to feel guilty. >> the last guy goes to his bag, and he finds something that requires a lot of water. a guess -- how much water it takes to make one pound of tasty ground beef? >> 50 gallons? >> that's a lot of water. >> no, it's not. >> it actually takes 1,000 gallons. >> ta-da! >> give me back my steak, man. >> i'll get your stuff. >> all right. >> oh! >> oh, no. >> i don't know how he's doing telling you is also actually true, to actually help draw attention to this information so people can educate themselves at the same time. >> to alleviate my guilt, till me it takes seven gallons to make a whole package of doritos instead of just one chip? >> it takes nothing, gayle. >>> road rage taken to a whole nother level. >> there were two people who were clearly on the gr

. >>> a lot going on in corporate america today as plenty of major blue-chip companies are releasing earnings. that includes apple after the bell. so far the markets are not doing too well. they've all dipped a little bit. the dow jones is down 38.5. s&p down 5.5. the nasdaq, 20. >> this is interesting. consumer reports once said tesla's model s, the sedan, was one of the best cars in the history of cars. >> now, scott mcgrew, the honeymoon with tesla is apparently over. >> good morning. consumer reports guys now saying tesla's latest car, the model x, is one of the least reliable cars on the market. the model x is a taller, wider model s. it's the suv. it's the one with the gull-wing doors. unfortunately those cool doors don't always work properly, leaving consumer reports to give the model x a tough review. take a look at the list. these are consumer reports' basket of unreliables. the five least reliable in 2016 according to the magazine. tesla just above dodge. then chrysler. fiat and ram. ram used to be dodge ram but now has its own brand. speaking of cars, this is an artist's rendition of a factory thatfaireday future will build

apple? we will be focused on mobile ad revenue. we will also be focused on youtube. holdinge other alphabet companies that lose money, as fars we know. us all aet has done solid by giving us more information, losing lots of money. they make up for it in spades losing their court advertising business. big milestone for them. youtube is huge. all of those are big revenue generators for alphabet. howant to hear more about nest is doing. at the same time you have a ,eport of the cfo coming in exercising a great deal of discipline. let's stop experimenting a little bit. let's look at the bottom line impact. there will be more visibility into that. emily: alphabet, amazon, twitter. your team will keep us all apprised. sites behind, the some of the of the videos on your facebook feed are banning -- banding together with a big backer and $100 million. we discussed the new venture that. next. ♪ emily: media consolidation is the top story of the day with at&t proposing a billion-dollar deal for time warner. it would cap a wave of other smaller tieups we have been watching. univision buying a stake in the onion, and the remnants of ga

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far behind, close to its all-time high. really, a nice rally for the nasdaq, and as we mentioned, it is being led by tech. indexes include apple, .icrosoft, facebook we have bullish comments saying to meety are likely numbers for the third quarter. facebook has put up monster quarters, beaten at least the last nine out of nine quarters. probably not too much of a surprise there. perhaps a bit of a relief around alphabet, where he gets a little messier. facebook all year long has been thetop performer out of fang stocks because of quarterly performance. but just recently, amazon has caught up. this third-quarter earnings season we are entering into could be the dividing line. again, facebook has a history of putting up strong quarters. expectations are high. this could again be a dividing quarter. we will know more in a few weeks. julie: i can see mylan over your shoulder. up today but down year to date. what is behind the pop today? a beaten-down specialty pharmaceutical company, but it is having its best day since november of last year after the company agreed to pay 460 $5 million in a settlement over epipen to the departmen

as of right now. still far out but right new looking like a crisp fall weekend perfect for heading to the pumpkin patch or doing apple picking with sunshine both days, temperatures in the 60's and chilly at night we will need those jackets dropping in the 40's once again for lows. we will get more weather when we come right >>> now many people dream of success in the stock market so they can quit their jobs and stay home. >> but, what about taking a pay cut to work from home. it turns out most americans would a gree to that deal, many say that an 8 percent pay cuties fine for the convenience of working from home. others said they would sacrifice as much as 21 percent of their pay, study comes out of harvard and princeton and it also showed only 9 percent of workers say they have the option to work from home. >> so a lot of people it sound like they would like the option to do it. >> work from home. >> i know. >> i think i need to come to the office. >> i like interaction of my co-workers. >> getting out of the house a little bit. >> talking to the peeps. >> the family, come on. >>> running, tackling, just for men? no

apple music would make a big denton spotify users but it hasn't so far. could the impact spotify and what about pandora, which is going through a rebrand? you have to think of it as long-term threat. amazon plays a slow and steady game with video where they come slowly and gradually increase their offerings. and evenl be similar with logistics, they keep adding better and faster. long-term, it is a considerable threat and the executives are watching what amazon is doing. thank you as always. coming up, the ceo hoping to change the game of dating apps. and we will dig into the spectacular boom and bus -- the cautionary tale of a fallen unicorn. decryptedubject of posted by brad stone. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the mealemily: delivery start up muncher he is looking to replace its ceo. he said he would consider it and that other candidates are in the running. the company is said to be struggling to attract new investors in its latest funding round. dating at hinge is swiping left on its own business model after realizing only 15% of its matches were materializing into actual conversations between users. the company is revamping. it has done away with swiping and i

apple for you. that of course has the iphone come as a competitor to the galaxy knows that and an apple is now the highest point reached thus farn assert a stay the same sun is going down the tubes because of this. >> they are going to do just fine. they have double the market share. i had the same sun no-caps e. it doesn't catch o fire. it is good news for apple. they totally blew this launch. stuart: goodness for google. >> it would be great if google would sell a few of those. we will see. they haven't been a big player in the handheld market. stuart: to sports items for you this tuesday morning. red sox slugger david ortiz is retired from the game. played his last game last night. he played 19 seasons, won three world series rings for the rent out. cleveland beat boston to advance in the playoffs. dallas last night. tiger woods backed out at the safeway open tournament. this would've been his first professional appearance in 14 months. he is now. we are four weeks away to the day to election day. charles hurt up next. trump's debate performance really helped him. we will deal with it all. first, let's bring in a lighthearte

as bad. so by far, sunday is looking like the better of the two weekend days. it's the day to head to the pumpkin patch or pick the apples. the gold cup on saturday. windy and cold. dress in lawyers. also the ground could be wet from friday's rain showers. keep that in might for footwear. heading to the howard football game, you want a warm jacket. we have the burkittsville 4k run saturday morning. it's just cold there. gloves, jacket, many layers as you prepare for that win or notice our high, 59 degrees but it feels, again, like temperatures are in the 40s during the afternoon with the winds. 64 on sunday. still a little breezy. next week, plenty of sunshine in the forecast and high temperatures. more common for fall in the 50s and 60s. guys, there's some 70s on the board next friday and saturday, still. >> we'll take that. that marathon coming up, too. thanks, amelia. >>> it should never have happened. new york city's mayor weighs in on a controversial police shooting. >> he's talking a deadly encounter between a police officer and a mentally ill woman. >>> twice as likely to be bullied or harassed. >> all new at 6:00

apple doesn't fall far. gives you a kiss on the cheek as she is stabbing you in the back and in the front.at we're learning from the wikileaks emails. stuart: it sure is. i know you're a strict reporter down the middle. you're not an opinion guy but nonetheless i might just ask you for an opinion. typical "varney & company." reporter: you're so good to me, stuart. anytime. stuart: what a guy. i will role tape newt gingrich last night where he assesses the level of this scandal. roll that tape. >> this is the largest scandal affecting a senior american politician i think in the history of the united states. in the end i don't think the majority of american people are going to put somebody who is a liar and a crook in the white house. stuart: okay, opinion please. largest scandal in american political history involving a senior political figure, right or wrong? >> it has to depend on your definition of a scandal. i think u.s. policy towards syria has been scandalous, there are 500,000 deaths on ledger in the conflict. it is greatest stain on the west in this century. so who is responsible fo