itis been 29 long years since the royals have been to the world series. and that wait, my friends, is finally over. >> to first. they come to the plate. the ball gets away. it was kicked out of the glove. here he comes. two runs score. fly ball. deep left. back. hit the wall. did he catch -- he did catch that ball. robert, curveball. 29 years of frustration has ended. >> yep. the royals win, 2-1, sweeping the orioles in four. they become the first team ever to win their first eight postseason games. now, to the giants and cardinals. they ride a six-inning rally, 6-4. one victory shy of advancing to the world series. game five is tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> you may notice i am wearing purple. this is part of a powerful message. i'm going to tell you what that is after the break. ♪ [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big

about 56%ity was made of the u.s. population lived in urban areas. it was 80% as of the 2010 census. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a century or two ago, we built our church. unmarked the common out and raise the town halls so we could have our say about the taxes. or whether we need another tutor for the school. when town meeting comes around we know our rights and duties , and no harm if we disagree. in we neighbors hold together in all that matters, all that matters. we work from sun to dark. if you can call work a job that helps make a body feel at peace 12 doing it. art is not something foreign that we look at in a case. -- showcase. it is in the blankets we have spun and woven at home. it's in the patchwork quilt sewn by eric daughters were someone's bridal chest. it is in the locks and hinges that the blacksmith shapes. it is in the woven baskets. when waterwheels are better fitted to do the work than human hands, we rig up the machines. to solve the would or grind the corn for hominy grits and johnny cake. a while ago, that corn was on

i am paul ryan, and i made it on ity get audited for improving this message, but it would be worth it>> washington takes too much of our freedoms, and too much of our money. i think dan sullivan will get it back. >> there are a lot of qualities that a presidential candidate needs to have, and one of them as being good on television, and in television ads. what you think about those and what it says? >> i think all three of them really good in those ads. paul ryan was the weakest of the three. jeb bush in spanish awesome. >> it almost seemed like it was overdubbed. >> paul ryan was fine. the rand thing in alaska, you go on bloomberg. com/politics, and it is intense. they are all out there trying to make their mark, and part of it is on the fundraising and the other part is with ads like that. they are all pretty good. >> and number of guys were in new york city yesterday. talk about that. >> coming up this event that was posted by mitt romney, after doing the show. my sense, from talking to people who were at the event was that no one round the ground -- wowed the crowd. jeb bush was n

itis not going to help the economy or middle class at all. >> thanks to jqáár(p for joining us. >>> comingcell phone turned off and get a portion of your food bill knocked off. a restaurant discount you can count on. plus, the new jersey housewife going to jail for a money no no. why you should care. ♪ mr. daniels. mr. daniels. look at this. what's this? clicks are off the charts. yeah. yoshi, we're back. yes, sir! ♪ more shipping! more shipping! ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ [ beeping ] pehabits of cleaning theirld dentures with toothpaste, and dentures are very different than real teeth. they're about ten times softer and have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. it's unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor-causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning it a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why dentists recommend using polident. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. gary? >> for the past few months, oil stocks have been on sale. i love them. i like exxon. i think it's up 20% by the end

itis in the moment. by the way, on the border, the department of homeland security is planning to create a southern border command to manage the resources of all that. >> why is it that every time a politician talks about building a wall along the border, people say they are mean spirited, evil. what the heck is this about? >> there's a huge degree of political correctness when protecting the border. we don't protect it enough. can you imagine if one of those kids, those central american kids had ebola, came here and housed in the conditions? what would happen then? it prevents us from putting the military on the border. >> last word to adam. >> a good point. gary made a good point, the government is too reactive. it's like trying to fight this in west africa and the general of our southern command is being proactive saying we need to think about this scenario. >> he's speaking out. i don't know if we are being proactive. i lied, gary get your word in. >> the people in washington say okay. the people in

itis not going to help the economy or middle class at all. >> thanks to jqáár(p for joining us. >>> coming turned off and get a portion of your food bill knocked off. a restaurant discount you can count on. plus, the new jersey housewife going to jail for a money no no. why you should care. gary? >> for the past few months, oil stocks have been on sale. i love them. i like exxon. i think it's up 20% by the end of the year. >> bull or bear? >> john, your prediction. >> we can't win the ryder cup, but you can win at golf. up 30% in the year. >> jonas, you like it? >> no. >> your prediction? >> jersey not so proud. the housewives of new jersey and the husband are going to prison. hard time for mortgage violations and other crooked stuff. good for banks and people ripping off the banks. up 15% in one year. >> gary, what do you think? bank.say just buy your favorite >> okay. tracy? >> more jersey. there's a restaurant in new jersey giving you 5% off your bill if you put your cell phone i love it. hands.n't have to wash your >> how do you eat without this. it's like a fork or knife. it's what my

>> my role in nato is to make sure we take the best of all of the good itiatives and that we share theest practices. this is exactly what we need in the interaction with the tions, to see how we can improve this procurement process. on the one han this a lengthy process and on the othe handwe have a shortened cycle, ftware driven piece of equipment. to worork thrilled with the u.s. and with many other countries to improve our collective ality to fulfill the task. >> let m me ask you about afghanistan. this is a mimission countries he been anticipating in for 13 years. new leadersp in afghanistan. the mission is going to be continuing. nations are looking to the future. what is the right approaoachch? >> first and foremost, i have inicated a strong commitment afghanisn. these people deseserve our full support. i'm really happy to see the evolution of the mission. now we are transitionning to advising, assting, and training. this ia mission in a combat environment. webe frank with everyrybody, will assume alongside with afghan national security forces, they will provide high-level traiai

coents ar ity cool, but if you want to see what the traffic s, ially liks s8 dom pellman has a bindis eye view a well. >> here is the tacony palmyra now dogu and trll isnani eoming through. back to normal there. moving kind of slowlyge, the r headed into the flyers game, eastbound side 32burivetesneaou be ast&tbeh the blml ro ye to the vine, not ideal pace, in radnor, watching a crash at 3 >ers gst of thet anmlnd dith t androong of prussia road, and an overturned vehicle wreck near doiaftson . >>o es. a wrce,ge,fl9 at thromer ment d taking out the left lane, if are you riding the &tbaolle and ti,u 3 fn > ing wikingthe ld rcsupg well. running behind a disabled trolley. va> thank you iciain. k the upland school district are getting&tthet winter coats&tthe > bf k e hildren received their coats today part of a partnership with ieme,tould ale14oneos and the 3 fnists ut. nearly 200 dealerships took part. in3 othlture drin ss fs nowin.enth was isauld vn >>> still ahead on "action news," a new trail that will wnllow you tos. on a stretch of road that is ees eoneao for threeuld cades a higheve

. >> the ke ities easy of i dot have the answer to th. >> young is up on paid leave while the investigation wraps up. he also has to participate in first time fender program for 9 mont. because of high level of alcohol in his system. >> send a tip for my next investigation through the i-team page or this. >> thank you so much dan. >> we are just about 12 hours away now from the start of the big giants parade downtown san francisco. >> yes. the city last 2 if they were any indication ther are bound to be some extremely memorable moments. >> here's a couple. remember 2010 all about hough rally song and fear the beard. the ferocious lacking facial hair and then ramos shirt drew most attention. i just look ilgal portrayedvery prominent ste. >> here's picture posted on facebook page short stop crawford and his daughter after the gauge in kansas city last night. this is one of the sweetest pictures we have seen. >> we'll past more pictures throughout the da tomorrow. go the us to see them all. we have a section our web site everything you need to know about the parade and l more. >> watch awork w

itis sort of like it's me being ridiculous and ripping on the themes of the movie. beautifully illustrated by a guy. it's got lots of personality quizzes in it. it's a fun book. i'm proud of it. >> i can guarantee, when you see it, you will be talking. you may be stuck in your seat with 1,000 questions running through your head. i hope you see it with others because you will certainly have commentary. sun dance and it's finally a film after eight years of working on it. justin simien is the writer, producer and all that stuff. it's called "dear white people." a guide to interracial hormny. this is the first time we have heard the name justin simien, but it won't be the last. congratulations. >> it's a pleasure. >> the pleasure is mine. thanks for watching. as always, keep safe. >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with actress cicely tyson. that's next time. see you then. >>> by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. >>> by contributions to your pbs statio

spanish bayonet is when, you take your penis and put iti] in a taco, you add your desired taco fillingou feed the spanish bayonet to your partner. çlaughterÑ you know, you have to admit, wloefr wrote that probably won't climb the (bleep) fence. any other ideas for detering fence jumpers? >> i want to know whether you have considered simply asking that a higher fence be built? one, that, for example, could curve or maybe you damage a body part if you try to get over it. >> vu learned nothing. these people put h dick in tacos. they're not scared of body part damage. maybe they're more dismissive. nobody on the committee suggested truly terrible ideas. >> to the overwhelming force of the would be intruder can't be stopped by a dog or intercepted by a person, perhaps more lethal force is necessary. if they want to penetrate that, they need to know that they are going to perhaps be killed. that's the message we should be sending every single time. >> jon: anyone have anything to add to judge dread's proposal. >> i was trained in that you only use as much force as it absolutely necessary to

. >> the take ities easy of i don't have the answer to that. >> young is up on paid leave while the investigation wraps up. he also has to participate in first time fender program for 9 months. because of high level of alcohol in his system. >> send a tip for my next investigation through the i-team page or this. >> thank you so much dan. >> we are just about 12 hours away now from the start of the big giants parade downtown san francisco. >> yes. the city last 2 if they were any indication there are bound to be some extremely memorable moments. >> here's a couple. remember 2010 all about hough rally song and fear the beard. the ferocious lacking facial hair and then ramos shirt drew most attention. i just look illegal portrayed on the very prominent stage. >> here's picture we posted on facebook page short stop crawford and his daughter after the gauge in kansas city last night. this is one of the sweetest pictures we have seen. >> we'll past more pictures throughout the day tomorrow. go the us to see them all. >> we have a section our web site everything you need to know about the parade and l

itis not going to be pretty. it's going to be cold. st.city, it will be cold for the kids on friday. right now, it's chilly. this is how we should be end of october. what we have coming is exceptionally cold. we have a winter storm watch. we are expecting four to eight inches of snow in the mountains of north carolina. that's the first time we have said that. above 2,500 feet. that is more saturday than friday. today's forecast, not bad. around the country, quiet. showers and storms in north florida and the dallas area. the cold is coming down. chicago, 52 today. for halloween, your high temperature, 41. it's going to be windy with rain and snow showers. you get the picture, it's not a fun trick or treating forecast. kansas city, 44 degrees for halloween. there's cold air coming down from the north. that cold air goes into the northeast, by the way, over the weekend. we mentioned the chance for snow. that is now looking, thomas to be more eastern maine, nova scotia, new england. we are going to avoid the nor'easter. it will be cold and blu

itis called "you're not you" -- >> based on a book. >> yeah, based on a book.title means we are more than we are. this character hadn't felt seen in her life by her husband and keeping herself contained in a perfect look and perfect house and being diagnosed with this then being cared for by her caretaker played by emmy rossum. and the ability to be seen by this person, two totally unlikely people who come together to help them become more fully realized and seen. to me, it's a love story between the two. a romantic love story. if there's any bright side to, if that's even a word to use, it's to get to the real fast. think of what you would do if you had a year to live. you would live your life differently. you would look at it differently and be grateful for different things. to me, that's what this is about. it's really getting to the real you. >> yeah. since you mentioned emmy rossum, we had her as a guest on the program in the past. it is a beautiful thing to see the relationship, i mean they were poor. you are both great actors. >> thank you. >> you are a

itis not going to help the economy or middle class at all. >> thanks to jqáár(p for joining us. >>> comingll phone turned off and get a portion of your food bill knocked off. a restaurant discount you can count on. plus, the new jersey housewife going to jail for a money no no. why you should care. when fixed income experts work with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today! gary? >> for the past few months, oil stocks have been on sale. i love them. i like exxon. i think it's up 20% by the end of

people are taking pictures and posting them to facebook because they are amazed the how hoe it low itis get. people have more money in their free it upthey can to spend on other things. a significant impact. what scared people on wall street was that it came down so little fear ofa why is this happening and what is going on? for consumers, should be a good inning in the long run. gwen: when we talk about the stock market, the other thing he would don't talk about enough it there is a is that global component to what drives this. u.s. looks actually strong, the ups and downs more than europe toes. is what is happening there that is driving instability there. >> europe is holding the united back at this point and there is question about whether china will go into a slowdown or the rate of growth in china is going to slow over time and that implications for the united states. to the extent for which the fed and treasury and wall street are thingsto deal with these there is a big world out there and really does affect in real time what is going on here. to plan and really have any kind of c

he took this photo of the tanker ity after it slammed into a cliff earlier today. it happened just a hundred feet from his home. >> i went out and saw the black column. the color of the smoke changed. there was black smoke and the plume. >> there was one pilot on that plane. the tanker was being used to fight a-acre wildfire threatening 60 homes in the community. the homes have been evacuated. they also shutdown highway 140at at yosemite's entrance. >>> abc7 news lisa amin gulezian has more about the pilot and the tanker that crashed. lisa? >> dan, the air tanker left this base at 3:14 p.m. you can see the plane number is parked on the tarmac. it would have flown out if there were a need for two tankers. a public information officer just confirmed that the pilot was a veteran pilot who lived in the bay area. this is video of tanker 81 taken a few years ago. all of the pilots who fly for cal fire are actually contract pilots who work for dine corp international. they are a private military contractor based out of virginia. >> it is a huge loss. to our federal govern

. >> for a long time, regular iti have been a pet peeve of yours, over regulation. >> yeah, over regulationssometimes things are broad brushed. cities should do the oath that doctors take, first do not harm. >> let's talk about the american treatment dream. owning a home. you know what is happening with home buying right now because of quicken loans, second largest mortgage company in the country. what are you seeing in terms of new people buying homes? >> we have seen, and all the numbers show a significant increase from the bottom here. the 2009ish and then a significant uptick. having said that the millennials, this generation, i don't know what the ages are now, primarily in their 20s, we are seeing later marriages, delaying kids, significant amount of student debt they have taken out from student loans. so when you have a generation that now sort of lives with the scar of 2007, 2008 with, 2009 and they are all of a sudden coming in to the game with more debt on their student loan side than any previous generation, 35, 40,000 and more in some cases there's a little hesitancy to get in to

. >> the take ities easy of i don't have the answer to that. >> young is up on paid leave while the investigationin first time fender program for 9 months. because of high level of alcohol in his system. >> send a tip for my next investigation through the i-team page or this. >> thank you so much dan. >> we are just about 12 hours away now from the start of the big giants parade downtown san francisco. >> yes. the city last 2 if they were any indication there are bound to be some extremely memorable moments. >> here's a couple. remember 2010 all about hough rally song and fear the beard. the ferocious lacking facial hair and then ramos shirt drew most attention. i just look illegal portrayed on the very prominent stage. >> here's picture we posted on facebook page short stop crawford and his daughter after the gauge in kansas city last night. this is one of the sweetest pictures we have seen. >> we'll past more pictures throughout the day tomorrow. go the us to see them all. >> we have a section our web site everything you need to know about the parade and l more. >> watch at work we'll also be l

security did seem to be at the top of ghani's prior ity list t keep thousands of american troops in theountry beyond 2014. the move hinted at edesing tensions between kabul and washington since its predecessor refused to sign the bilateral security agreement. some what will it take to change the country's tragic narrative to one of economic, social and political access. what role thereafter ganingz including why i am and young people play in the country's future. joining us is executive of direct programs. michael hanlon ex director of research. and from lahor pakistan, a journalist and author much several foreign policies books including "decent into chaos" thanks to all of you for being here. hamdela, this election was contested for six months. president ghani and doctor abdullah disagree on all kind of issues. the concept sounds good but what after gans have seen up until the inauguration is a complete lack of unity between the two. so what is the president's plan to change the public impression and convince after gans on both sides that progress is actually possible? >> well, yes. i

i think once you develop the tools, it's important to do good usement ity -- the curiosity in the naturalight. >> these are cranes you're hearing here. these cranes are very common under north america. >> are they endangered? >> not at all. >> why is it we have sand hill cranes here. we have them here because they are a surrogate species. sometimes we get four, five, six, seven, eight eggs from a bird laying in. >> what do you do with those. >> they stick them sand hill cranes to incubate. >> take him through the fine art of breeding a crane. >> that's what i want to see. >> what kind of inflected. >> here he comes. it's dwaulz to do this but this is a full new world. >> don't turn your bag to him. >> whoa, stop that! you got a wild puma maybe i can introduce myself to. >> well done. >> thank you. >> that was the first sound of faint praise i've gotten from jane all day. some people wait all of their lives to be on tv. jane, come hear and say something interesting. you're a reluctant subject aren't you. why do you hate television? >> let's fwauk cranes . you've only been here three months

they have become more affordable opening the door for smaller businesses to begin benefit iti from the technology. for instance some models are now available for under $1,500 and prices continue to go down. small businesses and entrepreneurs are using 3-d printers in a variety of ways. it has the ability to save time and cost, make highly accurate parts that assist in product production that are sold directly to end users. 3-d printing has become a critical kpoecomponent of many businesses. while a number of entrepreneurs and innovators are using it to print models that they intend to manufacture with traditional methods, others are using it to create products from start to finish. sometimes that can be done there in the garage. the 3-d printers continue to become more affordable and advanced, a a number of small businesses that began as household manufacturers is likely to skyrocket. while some capitalize on new technologies, others are cautious about this technology. as congress and other regulatory bodies consider policies applicable to other technological advances, it's important t

ity. >> just in the last few hours we learned some exclusive information about the attack at the foster farms chicken facility. four teenagers have been arrested now for using a golf club to slaughter nearly a thousand birds at the plant near fresno. joe vasquez is in fresno county tonight with the latest. joe? >> reporter: hey ken, i tell you what, what got these guys caught was the fact that the small town of cruthers is a small town and people talk and these young men said a little too much. it is still impossible to believe. four teenagers ages 15 to 18 are in jail for slaughters 920 chickens at the foster farms facility. the sheriff's department says they used at least two golf clubs, possibly more. 18-year-old gabriel quintero is in jail. the other three teenagers, 15, 17, and another 17-year-old are too young to publicly name but the boys are all related to each other. two are brothers, the other is a stepbrother. spokesman chris curtis said chatter on social media led detective to a home on west elk horn avenue behind the chicken ranch but nobody can figure out why they did it.

make sure they take ities owe out there. the peninsula is at 87 degrees and good news if you like cooler weather. it's coming in droves throughout the end of the week where it's 78 degrees in the south bay. here's mike and your drive. >> we're looking at the bay. the cameras have turned on. first of all, there may be some slowing because of the fog that's drifting through. just a couple of minutes ago, we could barely see most of this ridge. now we can see the traffic moving smoothly nonetheless. the second issue, in addition to that fog drifting through, we have a crash that has cleared off of the harrison street offramp. fremont street exit is closed -- folsom is open and -- fremont is open and folsom is closed. can you sort that out? the half moon bay in pacifica, watch that. and the rest of your bay, moving according to your typical plan through the tri-valley. in san jose, 101 showing a few more cars. a little more company but no surprises. back to you. >> thank you very much. election day is five weeks away. one of the

states publicly at knowledges -- acknowledges your differences and privately urges you to stop -- >>-itis -- i prefer to discuss the issues -- the relationship is too important. >> publicly, you and others say that, on the national security level, the cooperation has never been better. >> that is right. >> so what are you worried about? >> another issue, what should be done on the israeli-palestinian track. you said something about john kerry. i'm not sure if you denied it or f you said -- >> nobody heard me saying it. >> you have not denied saying it, you just said nobody heard me say it. >> we have, as i said, a very good relationship. appreciate the u.s. stance on every issue. it does not mean that we have dispute -- that we do not have disputes on issues. >> john kerry, what was wrong with him saying they were trying to get a piece between palestinians and israelis? a peace treaty they gave the palestinians their own state, it and if israel's national security was secure, that is a good thing. >> you are right. but i have the palestinian -- the spirits with the palestinians for more t

of black elected officials who are democrats and a number of people that have talked to in baltimore ity who are outraged and insulted by these ads and i don't think it's helping his campaign. dreamers? ut you've got thousands who would like to stay in maryland while out what o figure their status will be for immigration purposes. stay?d they be allowed to >> it's a huge problem that the and congress have failed and they've been kicking the can down the road for years without coming up with any kind comprehensive meaningful policy. ion reform >> you think there's an incentive if they're allowed to stay? >> i think we have to seal the borders and implement the laws. >> what about the people in the already? >> we'll have to implement the that are in the books right now. >> same-sex marriage, are you in favor? going to stay in place and nothing will change. all these decisions made by the wopt even think about second guessing their decision. you're ou win, republican governor and a very emocratic legislature and essential veto 98%.y questions al media saying we're looking at more gridlock i

police sectdre away in marith marylan 21 if yoha iti o this caic >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kier is what to wear on this ildain >> yeah. we've t a large area that is under t advisory. the the largest frost advisory of the season so far. it cover we of 95, including all the ci in blue on this map, west of washington, inclung montgomery, frederick, washingtco, virginia, fairfa pce william, loudoun rap hand act, shenaoa if hasiou plantstisiin them inthstl me. it is abee. scatterst forming around t foothills. what t wear today, dig in the closet d out your warm coat. y' n the sunglasses this morning wel you'll be comfortable in a sweater during the afternoon. stormea by four hits the road wi y commuter forect. now melissa has problems on the roads on this monday morning with brng news >> breaking news again haymark 15 northbound at 66 is completely shut down. police oe scene there are kind of converting traffic on 55. this is app overturned vehicle that is ba on its wheels. it look it will be towed in a litbit. take lee highway. taking look at another issue. slow 270 southbound 18 mi

. >> for anyone who assesses numbers, ity the was great for everybody. >> would you rather have googleapple, microsoft or amazon's hand? >> definitely not amazon. it starts by defining the problem set. it depends on what your timeframe is. if your timeframe is one year, i would take apple because they have the most earnings. 30 years, iframe is would probably take microsoft and google. pick microsoft over google because i am completely nonobjective. decision abouts nokia have to do if you leaving microsoft? i had looked at buying phone companies for a few years. i started surface -- >> the tablet. >> pc that the tablet, tablet that's a pc. i establish that was some discomfort. didn't love it. the board was not sure about it. they went along. i was sure we needed to go this direction about probably 2009 or 2010. we needed to go further and faster particularly with this, so the first half, with the board's knowledge, i was having discussions with nokia about possible acquisition. they were already our partner. all windows phones were being produced by nokia anyway. where would that partn

they're assigned kne municipal ities for turn. i watch for the number when it becomes painfully obvious that the candidate cannot make the vote, it's an easy call. we announce it on twitter, our website and then go on to the next race. >> reporter: he gets 30,000 readers, on primary night. given the blog's success so far finnigan said there is an appetite for a new, faster voice on election night. >> we're used to the big corporate behemoth with all of their staff and the millions of dollars spent. but the little guy coming along and beating them to the call? >> are you the little guy then? >> for now. >> al jazeera, california. >> don't forget to join al jazeera america on november 4th for a complete round up of election results. we've got other news to talk about today. let's go to maria ines ferre. ines? >> jonathan a high tech balloon is not helps in the search for a suspected pennsylvania cop killer. the balloon is rigged with cameras. the police were hoping that it would help to search the area for eric freinfrein is on the

new york,ities like san francisco, los angeles -- many of us feel they are taking over the world.disruption. uber has disrupted the way a lot of us live. anthey have raise money in 18 billion dollar valuation, but has had trouble dealing with regulators in new york, san francisco, and around the world. when you talk about the sharing economy, guys like uber and airbnb, they reinvented the sharing economy. ceoll talk to the airbnb tomorrow on stage, but so much disruption -- when you look at the list, it is incredible, all of the people out there changing things in tech and media. >> interesting storylines. the elon musk is a classic one. we do not know the storylines and uber, it is profitable. we know tesla loses boatloads of money every single day. >> there you go. >> i knew this would happen if we brought up tesla. >> guess what, find me someone that owns a tesla that does not love it? sell a dollars worth for $.50, and it would be very popular. >> cory johnson, thank you. two are for watching this edition of the show. much more on bloomberg television coming up. ♪ . . etc. fro

itis it the 30th time they have gotten the hoax wrong. i guess it could be bad if it was real, but it is not. the bloggers eventually came qleen and admitting that the whole thing, as usual, was fake. >> we sincerely apologize to anyone that may have believed it was a natural event. >> it is a ren account a meant meant -- re-enactment of what happens to us with our traditional clothing. our intention was not to make the nypd look bad. if you feel such, we apologize to you. >> there was a trauma tau swraition and usually when you do that you put dramatization. when you get caught you have to tell everybody it is a dramatization. bozos. for more let's go live to sneezing dog. >> i could watch that all week which is why i keep feeding him mustard seed. this is like the video before with the kids swearing. they are claiming it is for a cause, but in fact it was really just to make a name for themselves. and they got a lot of hits. it was worth it. raise awareness. >> right. they wanted to have a viral video and they wanted to make their name

. >> author theities ities believe there could be more victims. >> an accused killer released from prisony mistake. they didn't know the man was missing until two-days later. awaiting trial on a murder trial. they don't know how the mistake happened. >> monitoring 120 people for possible infection with ebola after they had contact with one of the three people who had the disease. 43 of the original 48 people on the watch list have passed the 21 day incubation period. they are now in the clear. this as the cdc releases new guidelines for healthcare workers dealing with the disease. doug luzader is live for us in washington to break it down. >> the massive exposure that we have all seen that's going to be the new recommended minimum for healthcare workers that come in contact with ebola patients. this is a big shift for the cdc. remember initially they blamed the texas nurse who contracted ebola for allegedly violating protocols. now they say the problem is with the protocols themselves. they have come up with a list of new recommendations here and at the top of the list, nothing in the fac

with humira, remission is possible. of connecting with family and friends. ities... realpad from aarp is now your easy way to share... enjoy... play... and celebrate. it's the tablet with free unlimited live help whenever you need it. hi, mom! hi, dad! happy anniversary! cherish moments like these with realpad. available at aarprealpad.org and at walmart. faster than d-con. what will we do with all of these dead mice? tomcat presents dead mouse theatre. hey, ulfrik! hey, agnar! what's up with you? funny you ask. i'm actually here to pillage your town. [ villagers screaming ] but we went to summer camp together. summer camp is over. ♪ [ male announcer ] tomcat. [ cat meows ] [ male announcer ] engineered to kill. >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. now it's time for the world lead. there were 47 u.s. tomahawk missiles in syria but now u.s. intel is saying one of the moist dangerous terrorists in the world survived that barrage. he's not a member of isis. he's a french bomb maker for the terrorist group known as khorasan. and despite the flashy videos and

itis it israel with an -- if is well written. >> if it has a great story to tell. >> if there is passion>> that's right. >> live your passion for the civil war? >> the civil war is the hand everything that has happened in american history, fulfill the promise of the revolution and the constitution, the united states would survive as a nation based on broad popular suffrage. not as broad as today. in most states blacks could not vote. more than any other country in the world. as lincoln said in the gettysburg address, to ensure that nation would not perish from the earth. by abolishing slavery, it eventually got rid of the institution that had made a mockery of american professions of freedom. it set the stage for the development of the united states. >> this book is called "embattled rebel." one of our great civil war historians. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement from star vista entertainment and time life. >> ♪ somewhere beyond the sea >> bobby darin, dean martin, frank sinatra. >> ♪ volare >> tony bennett, nat king cole, johnny math

. >> sex and is the ity?> i only say it because i know it would irritate you. >> i realize, i realize, i too know all the lines. >> by the way, yesterday when i said every other line in that show was samantha realize, somebody turned on bravo straight up 10:00 o'clock yesterday, after the show. >> 102nd in, right? >> said mike you're right. i just turned on bravo, rerun sex and is the it i and the first line was samantha. >> i would have pick seinfeld, but then the producer said no, mike's favorite is seinfeld. you're not allowed to use that. >> i'm kind of the boss of you. >> oh, really? >> casino. >> so national boss' day all about you? >> pretty much, yes. >> that means we can trash you? >> ya. >> what we're doing. >> she start philadelphia. >> oh, ya? don't make me. >> why don't you just cry about it? >> if your summer fling has fate dollars -- >> i didn't have a summer fling this summer. >> you didn't. >> nice try, nice try. >> experts warn winter could be if you for singles, especially women, this parti

. >> iti 6galling. and i am reading like the vanitty fair novel.has a yard and two fireplace and a cloiming rockwall and makes 16 million a year. and president obama i can relate to the struggles of working women. and my one movie for 16 million and it is hard on us. >> i mean, really? >> more than anything i am court reportered that the president you know favorability went down so much that the only hollywood celebrity he can get is the least popular in hollywood gwyneth paltrow. >> maybe they deserve each other. >> probably not happy about this. michelle obama it is like get your own. >> and she's on the state no-fly east. >> sleeping down in the east room where the uninvited guest show up. >> this is from allyson grimes going up against mitch mcconnell. she can't decide if she voted for president obama. >> did you vote for president obama in 2008 and 12. >> this election is not about the president. it is about making sure we put kentuckyians back to work. >> it was painful to watch. democrats appear to be running from the president and nancy pel

itis more people in washington bumping into it other. washington at the worst.have a job to handle the health crisis. we have a cabinet level job for that. the secretary of health and human services. just like it was tommy thompson's job to handle the anthrax scare. se she is been in ebola meetings every day since july. she's on the job. we don't need an ebola czar. in the meantime, if washington wants to help, give her all the emergency authority and money and tools to handle the crisis. if they want to do something, make sure the west african nations have what they need to stop the spread of ebola there so we don't get more sick patients here. make it easy to fast track the ebola drug. let's focus on what we really need. that's my comment tonight. >>> straight ahead, andrew tahmooressi news is live, next. >>> sergeant tahmooressi stuck in that mexican prison. tonight, he and his defense team are awaiting word from a judge. the marine's lawyer joins us from tijuana. nice to see you. where do we stand now on this. >> good evening. thank you so much for having me

[laughter] iti said, really, i bought to wear for this occasion. he said, turnaround. i said, oh my god, i am being examined by oscar de la renta. but it started a great friendship that has meant the world to me and to my family. [applause] honored toelievably -- i canreat friend call her my best friend present this award to me tonight. road.as been a long you know, i have to tell you, perhaps you would not like me to say this. i hope she is going to be my n -- our next president. >> oscar seem to understand women. laura bush explained in a film shown at the george w. bush presidential library. >> for five decades, oscar de la --ta has made dresses that and look beautiful. i am wearing one of my new favorites. this is a dressy made for me to wear for the opening of the bush center. >> the same traits that made him popular with first ladies and celebrities made him popular with women everywhere. the important thing to remember is that they are professional women. michael is are expensive and for executive women, women who can buy clothes red and i sense, fashion has cha

and when i fd iti go for it.cottra, we aryour passion for trading. at's why we ve you the edgwi ing and trading feates, us powerfule (annouer) at scottra, we aryour passion for trading. always connected, erever e. because at sttrade, r paion is to power yours. liz: breaking news. the dow jones industrial average crossed unchanged line more than that is significant. david: unbelievable. by the way we have google earnings coming up. analysts suggest we could see 8% move either way depending how google's numbers turn out. we'll be watching that closely. let's go to nicole petallides at nyse. yesterday we got news about netflix. we knew netflix was going down. >> when i was looking at netflix, it is down 20%.3 that is something thattgot hit hard, down 87 bucks. what big move. subscriberrgrowth was weak and they raised prices hit their numbers as well according to analysts. liz: in reversal what we've seen, energy stocks are at least in part leading the markets. i would argue that airlines are up 3% each too but. we'r