company founder jeff bezos says thousands have expressed interest... in paying for a trip on a sub-orbital craft. blue origin also plans to build rockets and engines right on the space another big event is bowl. "wrestlemania 33" in april 2017. it will be the second time the citrus bowl will host the event-- marking the only time wrestlemania has come to the same venue twice. superstars with the w-w-e, like john cena, were in orlando yesterday for the announcement. he teased that the event will be one you won't want to miss. expect x out, and bring nearly 100-million dollars into central florida. look out for ticket information this summer. also-- many wrestling sites are reporting the "n-b-a city restaurant" at universal's citywalk, will get a huge makeover and become a wwe hall of fame. the new restaurant hopes to open in march of 20-17, right before wrestlemania. turning now to sports-- after losing to golden state monday night, the magic headed south to l-a to play the lakers. orlando getting off to a good start. building a six point xop||xx|| lead

jeff bezos wants to take you to space and sooner than you might think. it's wednesday, march 9th, 2016. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara ooeisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. futures pointing to a positive open. we're following the lead of what's going on in europe. of course, yesterday we snapped our five-day winning streak. we're due to bounce back a bit. the dow futures had been expected to open up 80 points. now 50 points. let's have a look at europe, where gains are across the board. again, a muted fashion. the ftse 100 bang-on flat. italy up a nice 1%. let's have a look at asia as well. we've seen some softness particularly in china. still really reacting to the trade data we saw yesterday as opposed to anything really new overnight. shanghai comp down 1.3%. the nikkei down 0.8%. oil has been important over the last couple weeks. televisi it was important yesterday. >> it's the correlations that matter a lot this year. while we seem to have broken our correlation with t

mexican investor carlos slim helu, and jeff bezos. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> a huge line out the door right now. here are the latest results so far. donald trump is the projected winner of alabama, massachusetts, tennessee, georgia, and went last few hillary virginia, tennessee, georgia, and arkansas. bernie sanders has won his home state of vermont. you can watch a special report tonight at 8:00. >>> a bicyclist is hurt in a hit and run in fort collins. that investigation starts. >> reporter: in fort collins police are looking for a driver who struck a man and left him for dead. they say it happened around 11:30 on minute. they got a 911 call saying a man was lying in the road. they found taylor at college avenue near spring park drive. he had serious injuries consistent with having been hit by a car. there were no witnesses. he remains in critical condition at the hospital. >> > this house has been declared unlivable after a hash oil fire last night. four people were evacuated after the fire two were treated for smoke inhalation. the homeowners were charged with a variety of crimes. >>> a

♪ emily: in today's edition of out of this world, jeff bezos's private space startup blue origin expectsart test flights by next year and commercial flights as soon as 2018. in those commercial flights, bezos will offer six passengers at a time the experience of weightlessness in a suborbital spacecraft. blue orbital has not yet started taking deposits and we don't know how much it will cost, but the amazon founder says thousands are interested. bezos told reporters he never expected to have the resources to start a space company, but he won a lottery ticket called amazon.com. amazon studios is releasing the second season of a series "bosh" this week. erik johnson went to the set and spoke with the actors involved. how was it to see an original show in action? cory: the second season logic tomorrow, so the bench watchers are ready. it is the guys that did "the wire" and "deadwood." those are some of my favorite shows ever. it really underscores how amazon, netflix, hulu, hbo, showtime are really changing the way hollywood works. >> lapd, hollywood division. cory: it is the ultimate cross

amazon ceo and founder jeff bezos is fifth. by the way, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is the biggest gainer this year...moving 10 spots from last year on the list. he came in sixth place. you won't need a satellite anymore to get directv. thanks to a-t and t, directv is joining the market of online streaming. with the new service, no set top box or annual contract will be required. it's expected to cost less than current directv bundles, but the new packages won't give subscribers access to some premium features or full- scale d-v-r capabilities. fans touring warner brothers studio in hollywood got a surprise they will never forget. as they were touring the batman section, they spotted the new batmobile used in the upcoming film, batman vs superman. when a tour guide asked one of them whether batman or superman would win a fight, and they superman, ben affleck, who plays batman in the film, would pop out and spook them. affleck then gave rides in the batmobile to other tourists around the studio lot. coming up on 10 news this mo

blue original was found by jeff bezos. it could start to make suborbital flights as early as 2018 and it is making rocket engines it expects to sell to other companies. >> i will not be an early adopter. i want them to work out all of the kinks. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. this is how i prefer to take in the heavens. maybe on plane or something along those lines. >>> flight 870 from ankle honolulu was pushed back so they could get a look at this eclipse. an >>> a big signing for the yankees. meet the player who quickly won over the locker room. ahead on the "cbs morning news." to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it from discover. get it at discover.com. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. just l

blue original was found by jeff bezos bezos, amazon's founder. it could start to make suborbital flights as early as 2018 and it is making rocket engines it expects to sell to other companies. >> i will not be an early adopter. the kinks. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, this is how i prefer to take in maybe on plane or something along those lines. >>> alaska airlines treated some lucky passengers to a rare sight last night. flight 870 from anchorage to honolulu was pushed back so the passengers could get a glimpse of a solar eclipse from 37,000 feet. alaska changed the flight pattern a year ago when an astronomer reached out to the airline to allow them to view the moon blocking out the sun. >>> a big signing for the yankees. meet the player who quickly won over the locker room. ahead on the "cbs morning news." gain. you're back! freeze it from discover. get it at discover.com. when you're living with only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. quilted no

jeff bezos' company blue origin is already testing flights at cape canaveral. >>> still to come as we continue, the presidential candidates are taking over miami. the hot topics expected in tonight's debate. >>> could some of your favorite foods will making you sick? >>> march or may? today's spring-like weather smashing records. we're not done yet. it got as high as 0 degrees 80 degrees in parts of our area today. >> we're not jealous. daf hey, dave. >> i'm not coming back either, pat and david. it is beautiful. what a jorges evening ing gorgeous evening here in weehawken. what a day we have. let's go to the maps right now

the founders jeff bezos of amazon says thousands of people have expressed interesting in paying for a flight. don't think i'd want to be the first one. >> a test run. >> let that work its way out a little bit, huh? >> hey, weather gal. >>> i have a question for you coming up, okay? right now, however -- okay. is that all right with you guys? will you pay attention? >> sure. >> there will be a quiz. okay. [ laughter ] >> let's check the weather watcher program. steve reporting at this lunch hour, lots of 50s even some 60s. let's go to that one right there. oh, that's dana in novato. she is always in happy. if i lived in novato i'd be pretty happy, too. >> i'm sure the redwood city are loving the dampness. >> i think we are all loving the dampness. frank and michelle, if you could be a tree, what kind of tree would you be? i'm sorry, i just had a barbara walters moment! [ laughter ] >> a little activity in the form of rain showers still across the bay area. let's zip on in right there outside of the sunset district. just enough to use your umbrella so, oh, this is our live weather camer

. >>> amazon's founder is hoping to launch a space tourism jeff bezos' company blue origin launching rockets at the cape canaveral station. the first test flights for people expect inside 2017. blue or begin is not taking deposits just yet. >>> tampa is one of the top ten best cities to celebrate st. patrick's day. wallet hub ranked it number six. the river of green is next week, by the way. boaters die the river green. you can enjoy live music, irish food at curtis hixon park. >> that's serious green there. >> they are not joking around. >> a lot of fun. >>> josh benson, what's coming up? >> a lot coming up. an overnight fire destroys a business, several businesses. how owners and employees are trying to move forward from that. >>> a baseball dugout, check it out, covered in bees. yes. not good. what happened when a massive >>> right now on news channel 8 at 5:30. >> good evening. i am jennifer leigh. >> i am josh benson. >> another revealing day of testimony in the hulk hogan sex tape trial. a former editor testified the newsworthy. elements of the tape were court. news channel 8's

this kind of thing used to seem impossible, but spacex, and with jeff bezos, they have proved that youan be a startup within aerospace and you can run pretty lean for the first few years before the costs go dramatically up. david: you have a new show coming out. "hello, world." what is it? ashlee: it is a tech/travel show where we go all over the world. each episode focuses on a different country and the idea is to show you all the tech happening outside of silicon valley. we go to new zealand, iceland, places like that, meet the most interesting characters, show you the most interesting products, and bring you the most beautiful scenery along the way. david: thank you so much. in this week's etc. section, why nobody smokes flowers anymore. i'm talking about pot. i spoke with editor brett about marijuana concentrate. >> if you are 30 or so or under, you are not using marijuana in the same way that gen xers did. david: smoking it like a cigarette, using a bong? >> that's right. you are well versed in this. you are probably smoking an extract or ingesting something that has an extract in

sir michael: you might look at jeff bezos, or larry page, or mark zuckerberg.hese people are obsessed with, at the beginning, the products that they want to build, and then their company. and i think the very successful people are great at building teams around them. microsoft, for example, in its heyday, had a very stable management team. the same has been true at apple. emily: you are so well known for your time chronicling the early days of apple. you spent time with jobs. you were in favor with him, you were out of favor with him. i wonder what you learned by watching steve so closely about what makes a good leader and what makes a bad leader? sir michael: for steve, the product was never good enough, whether it was a computer or a phone or a tablet. he was always thinking about the next thing. i think that is the distinctive hallmark of a truly great leader. is that great is never great enough. emily: there were a lot of qualities about steve that, you know, are so controversial. is the jobs model a good one? sir michael: i am a huge admirer. was a huge ad

*blue origins* founder jeff bezos says thousands of people have expressed interest in eventually paying to take a trip.the company has launched a ship twice so far, and each one has landed successfully, 3 the two democratic presidential candidates are back on the debate stage.we'll show you the highlights from last night's debate in miami. plus, saying thank you to a local living legend.we'll show you how a civil rights pioneer 3 a local civil rights pioneer is getting a big honor from the city of cincinnati. city council renamed the 100 block of walnut street at the banks as *marian spencer way.* spencer was the first african- american woman elected to council ... but that's far from all. she was also the first female president of the local n-double-a-c-p chapter.. and led the fight to desegregate coney island in the 1950s.. and the cincinnati public school system 20 years later.spencer thanked council for the honor ... and also thanked her late husband. 3 we were married for 70 yeras and i can only say thoe were the most fruitful, fulfilng and happiest times of my life. if he returned

you always have to read into the small steps to get jeff bezos' plan.hey going to charge marketers to appear on the show? or is it all about advertising amazon.com products and pushing people into prime? >> i don't think it's jeff bezos' number one concern to turn a profit. if he wanted to do that, we assume he could do it, but right now it's all about -- so they just want you to buy goods from them. if they need to do a live tv show to explain the latest trends and entice you to buy those goods, they will. they're going to talk about trends, suggest products. they appear at the bottom of the page. you can directly purchase them. amazon actually suggests in its promo, that it's best to watch the show on the desk top, tablet or phone, presumably so that it's easy to buy. you stream it through your television, it's a bit harter. >> i personally know some tv executives from many, many years ago, who dreamt this kind of television commerce, and they are drooling, i'm sure at the opportunities that amazon is presenting here. how far along -- how long better

company founder-- jeff bezos-- says they won't be paying customers though... despite receiving interest from thousands of fans. engines --right here on the space coast. there is some new parking spaces popping-up all over p brevard county. but they are not just for anybody. the spaces are reserved for veterans and first responders-- as a way to recognize their heroism. the city of cocoa was first to establish the reserved parking spots. right now, there are three spots outside of city hall. the signs went up a few months ag-- and the city has plans to add two more at a busy municipal lot nearby. the buzz caught the attention of brevard county sheriff wayne ivey. so he decided to recognize heroes too-- with front row parking at each of his precincts. in all, the sheriff is reserving about 15 spots around the county-- but he hopes to establish more in the future. still ahead-- funeral services reagan-- but at least one famous face won't be there. coming up... we'll jou why president obama is skipping the ceremony. but before we go to break-- the music industry i

amazon ceo jeff bezos. facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, he went from 16th place up to 6th. he's worth $44.6 billion. former mayor michael bloomberg is 8th with $40 billion. donald trump estimated to have $4.5 billion. people at the top of the list got some serious jack. >> as we say. >> 40 and 50 and 60 billion. 4:52. still to come, the historic new york city building that one falling into disrepair. >>> we have new details about the event of a new jersey transit strike. >>> later at 5:00 this morning, how chris christie's campaign appearance started a twitter hash tag. >>> welcome back. 4:55. it's wednesday morning and feeling so nice. >> yeah. >> i got some raindrops but the temperature felt warm, i didn't care. >> peaking early. 55 right now at this hour of the morning. >> get out and enjoy it. >> sitting in the rain. you can see on the radar, there's rain coming on through. it's moving pretty quickly. by 7:00 or so, it's done in the city. takes longer across long island and connecticut. for the most part, fast moving cold front. darlene in the 50s. we'll drop in the 50s

amazon's jeff bezos is number 1. the pope and apple ceo tim cook also made the list. >>> nba champion and warriors mvp steph curry got a chance to meet his wax double. it shows him dribbling. curry's wax figure took nearly four months to create. they are very realistic. it did cost an estimated $350,000. the warriors' star joked that the only thing missing on his replica was his mouth guard. >> the whole process to see from posing for like four hours -- three hours in that position, i got a lot of quad work while they did the measurements and all the things necessary to, obviously, make this. but it was a long, long wait to see the actual final product so this is pretty cool. >> and there's curry's cute little daughters. they enjoyed checking out the new wax curry, even if it was a bit weird to be seeing daddy's double. the figure will be on display at madam tussauds in san francisco. >>> they may look cute but neighbors say they are dangerous. up next more on the growing coyote problem in san francisco and what neig

amazon founder jeff bezos' company "blue origin" is already launching rockets at florida's cape canaveral air force station. now comes word that the company's for people are expected in 2017. bezos says people are a trip on a suborbital craft. blue origin isn't taking deposits just yet. next time you're stuck in traffic - just be glad you're not seeing what this week! that's right, a tiger! it happened in doha, the cub on the between cars - the whole thing was caught on camera and posted online. eventually, the cat fearless motorist. out where it came from! this little guy was all about vegetables as opposed to the circus... take a listen. seems like four year old max really his family assured go to the farm is opposite of the reaction they expected. live wx tease it's never easy to talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, scream. only one guy's done more than talk. kasich. he'll do for america what he's done for us. create jobs. four hundred thousand jobs here in ohio. brought 'em back from mexico and china. turned our deficit into a surplus. more jobs? an america that works

jeff bezos has blue origin.o get acult is it space startup off the ground if you are not a billionaire? ♪ let's get a check of the markets. what moved? >> good to see you. chips, something about the airlines. it lets take a look at how the markets ended today. the s&p and the down down about a half percent. the nasdaq was down the most. it was the biggest loser today. in fact at its lowest in a week. for every stock up, there were four down. some of the laggards included google, alphabets, basically the biggest weight on the nasdaq today. the reason is because of google's business in russia. assia's federal and time in police service says they violated antitrust rules and the antimonopoly chiefs basically said there was no compromise that was going to happen with google. shares falling about two thirds of a percent. in the disk space, seagate falling because of a downgrade from ubs. it is falling to its lowest since mid-december. the price target lowered to $24 because of weakening pc sales and western digital a

dari: race to space has a new contendor, jeff bezos, said that if all goes well, his company could start taking paying passengers to space, 2018 that is soon, he said they will probably fly test pilots as early as next year, company will build reusable rocket to fly 6 passengers high enough to look down at earth, and float weight less for a few minuteses that would be i life changing experience. $125,000. >> a dog saves life of a 7-year-old boy with a sniff, luke has type one diabetes, jed is a --jedi is a special diabetes sniffing dog, he woke up luke's mom, without jedi she would not have known her son was in danger, amazing. >> my dog had a similar experience with's relative, it really exists they can do that? cancer they can smell. dari: a know this year. steve: i spoke with former congressman anthony weiner to get his take. >> it would seem that donald trump would be stronger of the two in a general election. >> 50 state landslide for democrats. steve: he does not think that trump will be nominee, and what he thinks is behind bernie sanders' strong showing. dari: what starbucks is d

jeff bezos is number 5, founder and ceo of amazon. mark zuckerberg is six on the list and the richest woman is lillian betancourt. she's par loans l'oreal. >>> there's something special about this basketball player, not just her talent but her bravery. scaffolding fell on her. "news4" looks at how today she's at the top of her game. >> reporter: at first glance sydney barta looks like a proto tip cal prohoops player. >> people are looking at me like, that's really weird and people don't notice. i mean i don't even notice. >> sydney picked up basketball after the accident. her leg was crushed. four months in a hospital and a few more in a wheelchair. she was down, until her first pros steppic. >> five months of not even walking and then i get my leg and walk around and my walk was like >> for now her court is her cloud nine. jumping was tough at first, but she has the blade now along with high aspirations. >> the first time i saw her blade, i cried. they told us if she had an am pew tarks she could walk but not on sand or glass. it was

jeff bezos.ngton post" would not have been led in such a radical direction by any other owner in its history. adriana, your reaction to this, and trump's decision to shut down the rally so as to not risk anyone's safety. >> donald trump made the right call. safety comes first. if you free speech is being thwarted and that's wrong. political candidates on both sides of the aisle have the right to have rallies. this is a setup by democrats. lou: is it democratser to the republican establishment? >> it could be one or the other and requires an investigation. george soros funded the occupy wall street movement. >> this is the obama left in chicago. don't kid yourself. you know who this is. lou: i know this much. it's an amazing coincidence, the left of this country and the establishment right in one evening both are achieving success in their mutual goal. john gibson we are out of time. adriana cohen, thank you. >> a living wage, $15 an hour. john: politicians promise. >> we are carpet bomb them into

. >> reporter: amazon jeff bezos who owns "the washington post" sent an e-mail. >> he did e-mail me. he was at the oscars. he had a better seat than i did. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., i'm kevin mccarthy, fox 5 local news. >> wow. >> it's always fascinating seeing the real person. >> i can't wait. i think we have the movie at home. >> i haven't seen it yet. i do want to watch it. my wife watched it and said it's fantastic. >> very cool. >>> speaking of learning knew things, guess what i learned today? >> what did you learn today. >> we're getting some competition. >> this is a weird thing. this is a weird thing. starting next month, i think it is, there's a tv station in town that's going to begin airing a 10:00 news show to compete against us. >> they're not in town though, right? >> here's what's weird about it. they're not even in washington. a cpl here, a couple of photographers, but the entire rest of the staff including the anchors is going to be in richmond, virginia. >> it's their take on local news. but my guess is our viewers will not be fooled by it because how can a

jeff bezos wouldn't make an offer. i think some of the amazon these are separate companies that won't happen. at least in my book. paul in california. >> caller: b-b-boo-yah to you from berkeley. >> i love berkeley. good horse racing there. people don't talk about it. what's up? >> caller: i want to say thank you. holistic health. t at 5 it represents real value. the market can have multiple winners. listen to the conference call. i'm here to help. much more "mad money" ahead including a study session with all of your stock questions. don't miss this week's homework which we haven't done in ages. and should you -- [ sell, sell, sell ] -- sherwin williams before the valspar deal? don't make a move before my take. so stick with cramer. uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i wa

. >> blue origin the rocket company owned by ceo jeff bezos flew out of texas. he met with reporters and said tourists could be riding this rocket as soon as 2018. it goes up to the edge of space. >>> meanwhile, starting a daily live television show. i guess you can call them tv sh shows. it appears on amazon, called style code live. >> why don't we bring out nicole. she's killing it with this bold color look of spring. nicole's stats will pop up on the left hand side of your screen. 5'9" in a size 2 dress. >> style code live covers fashion available to any. you don't have to be a prime user. as you have probably already gue guessed, you can easily buy the things you see on the show, one click away. >> lots of people like to fret about the stock market but the returns have been phenom mall. it bottomed out nine years ago and inside up 266%. >>> google car team will head to washington for hearings about the future of cars. the senate commerce committee wants to know more about what's going on. normally this could be bad things. this could be about how to legislat

jeff bezos's company blue origin is already launching rockets at cape canaveral in florida and now thet will test flights for people in 2017. bezos says thousands of people have expressed interests in taking a trip on a sub orbital craft. amazing. >>> well, theater lovers are in for a real treat at philadelphia's arden theater. two trains running takes a look at the civil rights movement sweeping through a pittsburgh neighborhood in the early part of the 20th century. it comes to us from pulitzer prize winning playwrite august wilson. mary is here the executive director of face-to-face in germ germantown, thank you very much to you both for being here. >> thank you. >> tell us about two trains running and your role in the show? >> it's a play written by the great play write. he wrote ten plays that pretty much chronicled the migration of black folks from the south up until the industrial north from the early 1900s. this particular one takes place in 1969 at the height of civil unrest and a lot of political and neighborhoods changing. and i play a character named memphis who owns a rest

warren buffett is the third richest and jeff bezos is number five.nd the richest woman on the list comes in at number 11, lillian betancourt is part of the family that owns l'oreal. >>> major changes you're going to see along one stretch in montgomery county is the construction of the purple line gets closer. >>> grabbing some cash at some convenience stores may cost you more than just a few dollars in extra fees. darcy spencer is in prince george's county with a warning from police about an atm scam. >> if you use your debit card inside a 7-eleven at the atm machine here recently in bowie. you're asked to check your bank statements to make sure you're not the victim of fraud. skimming machines along with cameras were fnd machines in three different 7-elevens in bowie. they were discovered last thursday, police don't know how long these devices were attached to these atms and how many victim there is may be. police are still investigating. they haven't figured out who put these devices on these atm machines. now coming up on news4 at 5:00, you'll hea

this kind of thing used to seem impossible, but spacex, and with jeff bezos, they have proved that yourtup within aerospace and you can run pretty lean for the first fee few years before the costs go dramatically up. david: you have a new show coming out. "hello, world." what is it? ashlee: it is a tech/travel show where we go all over the world. each episode focuses on a different country and the idea is to show you all the tech happening outside of silicon valley. we go to new zealand, iceland, places like that, meet the most interesting characters, show you the most interesting products, and bring you the most beautiful scenery along the way. david: thank you so much. in this week's etc. section, why nobody smokes flowers anymore. i'm talking about pot. i spoke with editor brett be i t marijuana concentrate. >> if you are 30 or so or under, you are not using marijuana in the same way that gen xers did. david: smoking it like a cigarette, using a bong? >> that's right. you are well versed in this. you are probably smoking and extract or ingesting something that has an extract in it t

he and amazons jeff bezos make their first appearance in the top 10. the youngest billionaire in the world is a 19-year-old australian errors, alexandra anderson who has a stake in her family business, her sister, katerina, is the second youngest. forbes found 1800 billionaires with a net worth of $6.48 trillion, $570 billion less than last year. this is coming off the top of 220 people fell off >>> time now 8:56, i'm renee chou. >> i'm bill leslie. in the news, a new unc system presently speaking out about system. margaret spellings will speak at fayetteville state this afternoon at 4:00 and no doubt you will be asked about controversy surrounding her hiring and background on some of the things she has said thus far. yesterday she apologized for using lifestyle with members of the lgbt community. here's elizabeth with the weather. >> we had rain last night that has moved out. we have sunshine. take a look at the camera in fayetteville, the camera is bouncing around a little bit, we have a present of the northwest pushing colder air on the mild side, e

this kind of thing used to seem impossible, but spacex, and with jeff bezos, they have proved that youhin aerospace and you can run pretty lean for the first few years before the costs go dramatically up. david: you have a new show coming out. "hello, world." what is it? ashlee: it is a tech/travel show where we go all over the world. each episode focuses on a different country and the idea is to show you all the tech happening outside of silicon valley. we go to new zealand, iceland, places like that, meet the most interesting characters, show you the most interesting products, and bring you the most beautiful scenery along the way. david: thank you so much. in this week's etc. section, why nobody smokes flowers anymore. i'm talking about pot. i spoke with editor brett about marijuana concentrate. >> if you are 30 or so or under, you are not using marijuana in the same way that gen xers did. david: smoking it like a cigarette, using a bong? >> that's right. you are well versed in this. you are probably smoking an extract or ingesting something that has an extract in it to get high. da

jeff bezos because of his unconventional leadership style, his obsession with customer experience. they say because he owns other things like a space company and the washington post. another big name on the list, miranda of hamilton. he came in at no. 18. they are calling it one of the pieces ever written. there are other people you've never heard of. there's some notables not on the list, like donald trump. fortune did not include any presidential candidates because they say the list is about staying power and a lot of them may be hot now but may flame out. you have to check out the list. there are amazing people. the woman who founded black lives matter, angela merkel. you hear their stories and what fortune thinks makes them a great leader. jennifer: it's quite different to go in there and look at their lives and how they got to where they are. steve: it's a good list. service to london. the concord. three hours. 5 grand. >> reporter: easier than driving to boston. steve: true. audrey, let's talk about the weather. 50. a step back to more seasonal temperatures. >> things got coo

jeff bezos wouldn't make an offer. i like the idea like you do.hink some of the amazon movies will be good. these are separate companies that won't happen. at least in my book. paul in california. >> caller: b-b-boo-yah to you from berkeley. >> i love berkeley. good horse racing there. people don't talk about it. what's up? >> caller: i want to say thank you. i have dedicated a life long to holistic health. i'm trying to find out is a further investment in fit bit a dedication to health and well-being long into the future? >> i was speaking to brian cornell, the terrific ceo of target. he said we give them all fit bit to our employees because they want everybody to be in health and wellness. i have made no money for them. i'm gun shy but at 15 it represents real value. the market can have multiple winners. listen to the conference call. i'm here to help. much more "mad money" ahead including a study session with all of your stock questions. don't miss this week's homework which we haven't done in ages. and should you -- [ sell, sell, sell ] -- she

october of 2013 it was sold to jeff bezos at amazon but the building wasn't included to they're demolishing >> got to go. >>> the battle over the supreme court begins. president obama selects a nominee and republicans dig in on their refusal to consider him. this is special report. >>> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. senate republicans are now on the clock. whether they are also on the spot is yet to be determined. president obama is nominating a widely respected moderate to fill the vacancy on the u.s. supreme court described by many that way. it is a pick designed in part to pressure g.o.p. senators to back down from their promise to reject any nominee in the president's final year. and that ignites

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have about 36,000 signatures just since last week and they have written to amazon and to the ceo jeff bezosaying you should dump trump. those are their words. i am quoting that. reject racism, sexism, and xenophobia. so just for some context here, this isn't the only retailer faced let's say a challenge being associated with a brand. you may remember that macy's stopped after 11 years carrying trump items. the menswear line. basically saying that if hillary rodham clinton had a handbag collection they wouldn't carry that either. david: yeah. i guess he is getting used to all of this. deirdre. see you at top of the hour for "risk & reward." melissa: donald trump threatening to spill the beans on ted cruz's wife. >> he put an ad. you leave family out of it, right? you leave family out of it, quite frankly wives. come after me, come after anybody else. leave wives out of it, you know? david: well, the trump-cruz feud entered into very personal phase with the cruz political action committee posting this revealing picture of donald trump's wife. this is from an old "gq" cover, with a message, me

. >> i have respect for jeff bezos but he bought the washington post to have political influence. different country than we used to have. he owns amazon. he wants political influence so that amazon will benefit from it. that's not right. and believe me, if i become president, oh, do they have problems. they're going to have such problems. >> people buying media companies have political influence. imagine that. so what's just the impact of trump's silicon valley future. we're joined by the columnist for the american enterprise institute. jim good monday morning to you. >> hi, good morning. >> so is donald trump going to win this one, because the tech companies and the tech elites he's criticizing are really groups he wasn't going to get voting for him anyway, the coastal elites that he so oft often der rides or is this a problem going forward? >> listen, republicans overall have been trying to make in roads in the silicon valley. that effort, especially if donald trump is the nominee, has had a setback. if you look at whether it's immigration, trade, encryption, donald trump has ta

jeff bezos's company announcing to take passengers into space in 2018.melissa. >> me too. donald trump and bill maher have a lot in common even though dough don't want to admit. both are drawn to them. one is comedian, one is running for president. we have william mcgurn, "wall street journal" columnist. vice president at news corp. that was basis of great article you wrote in the "wall street journal." that these two join the same thing? >> what i said, bill maher said it first, kind of gets donald trump. they do the same thing. people are tired of political correctness. so they kind of like people saying outrageous things. melissa: both on the left and the right? in case people don't watch bill maher and "real time with bill maher" on hbo, he is able to curse. he does a lot of things trump does from the left perspective. >> right. melissa: but their style is relatively similar. you say unfortunately they are two types of political incorrectness and mr. trump's inferior version? >> i think that is true of mr. mahre. people are tired of not being able to

october of 2013 it was sold to jeff bezos at amazon but the building wasn't included to they're demolishing that. >> got to go. >>> the battle over the supreme court begins. president obama selects a nominee and republicans dig in on their refusal to consider him. this is special report. >>> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. senate republicans are now on the clock. whether they are also on the spot is yet to be determined. president obama is nominating a widely respected moderate to fill the vacancy on the u.s. supreme court described by many that way. it is a pick designed in part to pressure g.o.p. senators to back down from their promise to reject any nominee in the president's final year. and that ignites the holy trinity of washington political battles. the executive branch versus the legislative branch over the judicial branch. kevin cork is at the white house with the intricate political angles involved but we begin with shannon bream and more on judge merrick garland. >> reporter: after weeks of waiting we finally have the name of the man that president obama hope

two listed at number 16, one spot behind bono at u2, jeff bezos is number 1, the pope and apple ceo timquite a list it is. steph curry got a chance to meet his wax double yesterday. get that tissue out of his face there. took a team of artists and sculptors nearly four months to create at the cost of $350,000. looks exactly like him. there you go. the crossover. the figure will be on display at "modern madam tussauds' at san francisco's fisherman's wharf starting this weekend. >>> google's patent for self- driving cars is out and it includes a lot more cars. according to the san jose mercury news, the application just posted online includes a long list of potential self- driving vehicles from snowmobiles to helicopters. the application includes some insight into how the car will act in case of an accident. it ranks adverse outcomes on a point scale with hitting a pedestrian ranked even worse than a head-on collision. the dmv is getting public input before drafting state rules on self-driving cars. >>> coming up, we are continuing to follow the new developments from belgium this morning.

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