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we bring in our very own jo ling kent. gary kaltbaum from kaltbaum management. fox news contributors. jo, let me start with you, huge beat obviously. we were looking for a loss, instead they came in with a beat? what are investors drilling down on? i know they want to hear about amazon web service. >> amazon will be important for retailers how holidays look, how amazon web services is doing but looks like this big beat. david: especially on eps may have something to do with prime day. they said it was bigger than black friday last year. they're looking how perhaps their logistic its changed over time. you see here the that north american segment sales were $16.01 billion so pretty strong. i have the press release in front of me. i can tell you what jeff bezos is saying but looks like it has been a pretty strong quarter for amazon. we are just going through this right now. i will come back to you in a second. melissa: okay. let me go to gary kaltbaum. what is your reaction? >> nothing but good news. amazon for a very long while kept losing money and losing money.

jonathan, jo ling kent, our own jo ling kent, lived in china, knows it well. she says we're only see the tip of the iceberg, iceberg being downward movement in the economy. do you agree? >> path of least resistance for stocks, chinese equities and our own stock market certainly is down. when you see a move of 20% decline in yum! brands, this is not a microcap company. this is a pretty large company. she was seeing real surprises to the downside in large cap companies particularly in china. despite the bounce today and last couple days i think path of least resistance for stocks is still down. david: jeff, companies like alcoa, reporting tomorrow, they have huge exposure in china, will they be crushed the same way yum is? >> i take a different tack on that. i think china is slowing. i think gdp growth will center around 5%. i don't think china implodes like a lot of other people. i've been hearing that for six years. i don't think china will -- david: how do you explain what happened to yum! brands then? >> i think it is a one-off item. you know, there is a slo

we'll go to our own jo ling kent. she is in the newsroom and looking at response in social media where these things happen this is how word and response spreads most quickly. jo, what have you seen? >> getting responses from federal government and presidential candidates weighing in on their resack actions. -- reactions. jeb bush tweeting, praying forum quo community college victims and families. douglas count sheriff tweeting this. counselors are available for students and staff and families if they need them at douglas county fairground in douglas hall. they're sending students and staff and families together to perhaps with first reactions and thoughts to horrific tragedy. we have a photo from michael sullivan on ground. senator ron widen saying, oregonians want them to know we're praying for all of them. jeff merkley, my hearts and prayers are with the victims and family the just a note, according to theorg say, every town, this is a 34th time since sandy hook and newtown, that some some students, either one or mor

back with me, jo ling kent, jonathan hoenig, angelo mozilo, s&p i.q.d jason rot tan from mashable. they have been talking down earnings. have they been doing that today? >> apple has not been performing up to its peak so far this week. metric you want to look at is all about the iphone. secondarily china. their very important market. what is the lower gdp growth there? how is that going to affect iphone sales? we're also looking for anything out of apple watch metrics, more on apple pay and apple music but really what we're expect something about 48 million iphones in the previous quarter according to mizuho estimates. 13 million of those 6s phones were sold in the launch weekend. david: a lot of numbers to digest, jason. which number will you focus on first? is it revenue or number of phones or what? >> iphone sales. at this point apple is a iphone company. they need to hit the number and price upside on future revenue guidance. david: how many weeks of sales will be included in the quarterly result? i believe only a week or so, right. >> of new iphon

jo ling kent, thank you, and the stock is up. i own some of it.es the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. test. >> i opposed the law as a christian. we have a fast food society. everything has to be done that you can fix it. as human beings, we are designed. when it is time for us to leave the planet, we have the ability to do that. stuart: california's right to die law just signed by governor brown. we are down 15 points with or without the help of dupont. of 11%. my time is up. neil, it is yours. neil: stuart, you just ended with a right to die story. is there any reason for that? >> no. it was just a very good soundbites from a very important lady. i thought that you would be interested. neil: no. the mcdonald's all day. [laughter] stuart: am i right

jo ling kent about the movie over the weekend. jo: that would be the technical term for it.he steve jobs film bombed in the debut. it did receive $7.3 million dollar. the martian starring matt damon won the weekend with nearly $16 million. and morglord & taylor plans a n one-- >> i'm sorry to interrupt, would you believe that i spent 90 minutes in the lord & taylor new york city department store friday night buying her birthday present, it's her birthday. >> oh, that's so nice. stuart: i went 90 minutes and walk in the door and looking for the exit. do proceed with your report. >> what i want to tell you, maybe save more money next time because they're opening the new off brand store november 19th in paramus, new jersey and six more stores next year. stuart: and just bought something for her birthday. jo: one more thing, microsoft opening a flashy new flagship store on fifth avenue in new york city today. it's a five-story all glass building and customers can test drive the games. more than $3300 a square foot according to the real estate firm. stuart: that's not flashy, it'

at credit sesame.com . >> breaking news northern afghanistan hit by 7.5 magnitude earthquake, jo ling kentagnitude quake shook northern region of afghanistan, near pakistan border in morning reuters reporting at least 434 people have been killed, and puck a stan thousands bracing for aftershocks, the effects of hurricane patricia will continue to flood gulf coast today heavy rain is expected to drench the lower mississippi valley more after a week end of flooding along texas gulf coast, including houston metro area, on saturday roads vehicles submerged in water. what is in your bank account apparently not very much new report in market watcher reveals majority have less than 1,000 dollars in savings, if that wasn't enough shows 21% have no savings tournameacc am curious to know breakdown in terms of millenials versus close to retirement but people use a variety of ways to get through emergency times including, credit cards, and -- >> vanguard reported the average american geraldo rivera joins us now, by the way. >> i assume because we chatted commercial we introduced everybody, geraldo riv

business and your money that is tuesday, november 10, daily infant sights hit over gambling concerns jo ling kenttails everybody is talking about. jo ling: yeah nevada cracking down another state to get involved in this, ruled draft constitution on fanduel considered gambling ordered them to shut down immediately regulators say they can reopen if they obtain a gambling license if they violate this rule companies could face felony charges and jail time, the move one of the biggest blows to the daily fantasy business nevada is, of course, still influential in gambling business the stooits had already been banned in five states both slowing disagreeing with this decision fanduel told "the wall street stdemeaud histm prinhe tod vieserawt cey pa cny fox buss nworks investor in draftkings the debate kills vs money making inactived says it is gambling. >> everybody talking whether or not this is going to change everything going forward for the industry. >> the companies already don't operate in five states, and i would suspect with this move by nevada strongest voice in terms of gambling i would think o

jo ling kent with details.censorship work for the chinese government. am i way off on this? >> yeah. this is a new york times report that says if you have apple news and you're using it, you're an american user because it's only available there and here, it goes to china, it doesn't work, it puts up this error message and how does this compare to google? because you'll remember back in 2010 google left because of censorship issues. apple, though, very much needs china despite the slow and growth that help lead to its record iphone sales remember just a couple of weeks ago on the iphone 6s. plus you have 75% increase in iphone sales overall in china. they think it's going to be their biggest market. so what's the incentive? . stuart: so if you want the china market, what you do china. >> they're not saying that, but publishing what comes out of the journalism and media publication. stuart: okay. we hear it. jo ling, thank you very much. >> yeah. stuart: and chair schultz appearing on cnn yesterday. she went off

joining me with more on social media impact, jo ling kent.l media is, because people responding live time, sharing thoughts with their friends. did we see much of a spike? >> we actually saw trump beat out all other democratic candidates in terms of followers. he had 70,000 which was big. i want to show you some tweets put out there that really did well. he talked about how, there is not a star on stage tonight. trish: he is not on stage, right? >> if there is not trump there is no star, right? i am sure secretary clinton would beg to differ on that. tweeted, sorry, there is not a star. also very scripted and rehearsed. trish: i have to agree with him on that. i made a comment seemed as though martin o'malley, governor o'malley was reading a teleprompter. he was just, very rehearsed. >> on talking points. this was a big night for governor o'malley because this was his first time he was really exposed to a national audience. he has been polling extremely low. he took the chance, i have to get exactly what i i want to say across. you saw intere

jo ling kent specifically has the numbers. jo? >> that's right, dave. miss on both top and bottom. revenue coming in $1.32 billion on yahoo!. breaking 15-cent per share is adjusted eps. the street was looking for 17 cents per share. what we see at top of the earnings report, ceo marisa mayer saying they will narrow their strategy, focusing on fewer products with higher quality to achieve improved growth and profitability. we're still going through this now but we do see that they think that this is largely within their expectations. but clearly it is a miss. they also say, in addition, the focusing on more core business, their top priority about planned spin-off of alibaba shares this is important moment for the company. the ceo says, and they continue to strive to complete the spin-off as quickly as possible. no word just yet at the top of this report on whether they are going to continue to go forward despite what the irs has said which they won't say if it is going to be a tax-free deal. we're talking about 384 million shares of alibaba. david: we're seeing 2% drop after-hours.

jo ling kent, digital trends jeremy kaplan. welcome one and all. joe, what did you make of the chinese numbers, there were two metrics, numbers in china and iphone numbers. >> worked for them, $12.52 billion is how much they did in china. very strong overall. cook saying that basically there's a misunderstanding because they're still able to convert existing into upgrades and convert those who are currently on android phones as well, and the people who don't have smartphones buying them for the first time, largely seen as a promising product there because people are shifting away from spending on traditional luxury items and spending on phones instead. deirdre: somehow it is acceptable to walk around with an iphone and not other products? >> i can see that happening, that culture seems very into what are you wearing? what do you have? what color is the phone? they like the gold and the rose phone. i see that is the case. i wonder with the good news from china will ease the strain on our markets. we tend to be freaked out about china's economy. deir

jo ling kent has more. >> charles, look at that. charles: no folding chairs. >> it's worse.cking chairs. airbus wants to cram more in the plane by stoacking on top of your flyers. look at that, they arrange flyers in two different levels like blocks. >> wait a minute, is that like burning beds on the airplane? >> it looks like it. what they want to do is take advantage of that normal seat, the spice above your head and take advantage of that and using, get this quote, use the unused upper lobe of the aircraft fuselage. charles: it looks like an egyptian burial-- >> you talk about the safety behind that, too, you just don't know. >> a lot of the unfriendly skies. >> isn't that the case? >> geez. >> child care, guys, costs more than rent in a majority of states. according to the economic policy institute, it's cheaper to pay for four years of in-state college tuition than to hire a nanny for your child's earlier years. parents in bingingham new york is paying more. and pumpkin pie alert. >> 0 ex. >> if it's your favorite treat at thanksgiving you might want to start stockpilin

jo ling kent, bring it together. : the force is with you today because there's a trailer coming out. disney is releasing the much anticipated trailer for "star wars," the force awakens, tonight during monday night football, by the way is airing on disney owned espn. a cross promotion, right? tickets go on sale right after the trailer airs. it will be the first new star wars film in a decade. the demand is expected to be massive. and the franchise released this along with a slew of toys and merchandise, and available in stores across the country. you want to decorate your dorm room. ashley: dorm room? thank you. jo: and you'll remember this 2012, and this is expect today break every record potentially making it $2 billion at the box office globally. that's huge. >> i like the roly-poly robot. stuart: tickets go on sale tonight for a movie that opens in two month's time. donald trump doubling down about comments he made about 9/11, saying it would not have happened had he been president. and look at this, the mets defea

jo ling kent is here, young lady who knows what she's talking about.want to know how you're grappling with millennials they know what's in food and white castle is not known for a food of good eating. >> that's changing. we have a chicken sandwich -- stuart: another commercial. >> well, just sharing the facts. they're all hot and tasty. that's the issue with a lot of customers and they're finding the castle is there for them. stuart: okay., jamie, that was pretty good. incredible three minute commercial, no matter what we ask, we got a commercial. you can come back any time you like but next time we'll charge you. >> crave on, my friends. . stuart: i like that. ashley: got a last-minute plug. stuart: now this. the fantasy is over in nevada. for now, state gaming officials ruling that fantasy sport sites are gambling. they ordered them cease and desist until you get a license. >> well, it is already band in five other states and here's the core problem. since 2006 when congress tried to pass a law that would help regulate online gambling, they never rea

about the quarter as well as a restructured plan and cutting 8% of its work force, 336 jobs and jo ling kent >> he's cleaning house and twitter is seeing third quarter revenue at or above the high end of the prior range at 545 million, 560 million. twitter in a letter to jack dorsey saying that product and engineering are going to make the most significant changes to reflect our plans ahead and they launched a product called moments. in the letter to employees today he says he feels strongly that engineering must move faster with a smaller and more nimble team. and the team has been working around the clock, jack dorsey says to produce road maps for twitter and vine and also periscope. so what we're seeing is the 4100 employees, they're going to be cutting the people to go and now up to 2%. this is jack dorsey's first personnel when we saw it coming and he's expected to streamline the company and push it forward as it tries to survive and do better on the markets and show its investors it's not necessarily an acquisition target. >> it's a comedown for twitter since going public. thank you, a

jo ling kent wraps it up for us. >> issuing a statement flooding dangers remain in place the next 24o 48 hours and the governor issued the warning as the death toll rose to 19 people in the carolinas. meanwhile, lindsey graham says the disaster could cost more than a billion dollars in federal emergency funds. we're expect today hear from michael horn, and next hour he'll testify in front of a house committee. he admitted that they've screwed up and the exercise theraband, he and his wife are seeking damages after he was lifting weights and causing multiple injuries on new years day. you remember the serious eye injury he got. stuart: we've got something quickly to put on the volkswagon story. >> prosecutors in germany have conducted raids on their offices and finding out who exactly is responsible for the manipulation of those engines. stuart: got it. can a faith-based movie succeed at the box office? what if you make it about football? the answer, if you look at the past is yes, it can win big. roma downey, executive producer of woodlawn, her latest faith-based film. she is next. f

jo ling kent, would you like to come into this debate? ansas made a great point, wage growth is notthere. so you couple that low labor force participation, not enough people working and getting the jobs they want, given up on the economy and that does impact how things are purchased around the country, it's a very simple, clear concept that is a good forecast of what may be to come for walmart in 2017 and 2018. stuart: okay. our bookers have been scrolling through their to come up with experts and people of authority to know what they're talking about in this situation. on the line now, susan, a personal finance retail analyst, have i described you correctly, susan? >> no. actually, stuart, i'm a small business expert. so it kind of falls in the same thing there. stuart: i'm stuart varney. charles payne is on another show. >> i'm sorry. stuart: you may be used to working with charles. >> i am. i love your show. i love your show. stuart: okay. what's your take on walmart's statement that sales are flat next year, profits are down in 2017, t

jo ling kent is on this with the details. jo: i love this and i'm excited for the holiday season.of "the hunger games" moved ahead of "star wars" "the force awakens". >> turn your weapons to the capit capital. turn your weapons to snow. jo: jennifer lawrence at katniss-- "star wars," 495. and it's on jennifer lawrence one of the hottest stars in hollywood. maria: it's a hot december. we'll be right back, stay with us. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >> i like sheldon a lot. we have a good relationship. if sheldon gives to him he'll have total con

maria: social media abuzz last night, during republican debate, jo ling kent watching it has highlightsm candidateings people watching cnbc debate reviews scathing across the board, let's to look at what ted cruz had to say about it. >> this is not a cage match, and if you look at the question, donald trump are you a comic book villain ben carson can you do math john kasich will you intellectuality two people here marco rubio why don't i resign jeb bush have have your numbers fallen how about talking about substantive issues. >> that moment generated most social media action, mentioned spiked 55,000 you can see, how that compared to the rest of the candidates right there cruz wasn't the only one data shows four of the top five moments, of the twitter debate the debate on a twitter involved criticism of moderators and questions the most particular word to describe debate moderators, terrible. awful, bad, and list goes on from there. although ben carson wasn't always the loudest voice in the room last night he did gain most twitter followers according -- rubio second well behind half what

jo ling kent is in this morning. >> hi there. lauren is on maternity leave. hi, jo ling. >> hi. i've got news on amazon versus etsy. the craft retailer online isn't doing so well because a big, new threat has moved into the neighborhood as of today. amazon launching handmade by amazon which is a craft marketplace that is going to sell hand made around advertisal goods you might want. amazon's just so much bigger than et city. it's got 385 million active accounts, earth city only has 22 million. some of the stuff you thought was handmade there is actually manufactured. some of those merchants and small business owners are defecting to amazon. so some big changes if you like to buy from small businesses. and also etsy's stock down more than 50% since that ipo earlier this year. >> you know what you don't see as much anymore? flea markets. remember flea markets? -- >> plenty of flea marks in brooklyn. you need the space. >> yeah. >> and speaking of space, thank you so much, jo ling. >> thanks. >> the real estate market in brooklyn, red hot. home prices there have are hit a new reco

jo ling kent is at an event in manhattan. 'll turn to the "popular science" and what to make of the revelations today, but first, jo ling, to you. what do they offer today? >> well, they offered a slew of new lumia phones, you can hook them up to your computer and do your work on your phone, which is interesting. and they unveiled the surface pro 4 which comes out later this year at the tune of $899 and the big surprise item here was the surface book. a new laptop that will rival the mac book pro. and it will be device as fast according to the engineers, that starts at $1500. just a little bit of a higher price point. we also got updates on the virtual reality and some ray bot aliens came out of a wall and microsoft was fighting them and they survived. neil: that's good to know. here is what i don't get. wouldn't microsoft be cannibalizing off itself with the surface pro 4, whatever they're calling it and this fancy shmancy mac book killer? >> it's possible it could be. it's a different device. microsoft surface pro 4 is about

breathe right neil: before i get to the my buddy jo ling kent. he is not big on tweets. 'm saying i'm not into this business news thing. don't me with it. whatever works. jo ling is talking about something after the bell. everybody focuses on walmart after the bell. netflix is a big one to watch. >> could move 14% either way depending how big the news is. we're expecting in third quarter, u.s. users, additional one million plus. then overall overseas, 2.4 million users. the target is, will they actually pass 70 million total users? that is the idea. neil: they spend a lot on content. >> they do. spent $10 million in the second quarter. think about that. that is a massive number. still raising your prices. how do you achieve more efficiency? neil: how do they pay for that? subscriber prices? >> exactly. make all money through 60 some million users. they're winning emmys. neil: love "house of cards." >> "orange is the new black." there are all the great shows but how do they move forward continuing to making inroads making this company even more profitable? that is what a l

jo ling kent. jo ling: they posted a solid earnings report.y are buying back 5.09 shares of class c stock. why sell it back? that is the square root of 26. it is the parent company of google now. get it? [laughter] also in silicon valley, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife are opening a private goal for underprivileged kids. this comes after their $100 million donation to schools that donation has been criticized. popular british singer has a new single out that has people buzzing. this is adel. take a listen. ♪ jo ling: she has a great voice. her first album in five years. >> her new single drops. >> it means it is coming out. stuart: 11 hour hearing. the established media is giving her the win. ♪ [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up so

that prompted fears of wait a minute, flooding fears of their own earnings, jo ling kent, ashley websterng, what do you think? >> a decline started with avian flu and continued on. the issue is chinese consumer what they want and what they can afford, right? these slowing growth numbers are not tip of the iceberg when it comes to the actual debt of china. kfc traditionally done very, we well in china. it has slowed down quite a bit. what we see is, yum! brands trying to figure out new strategy. do we offer premium that's or coffee. neil: it had been working. >> it had been working, yes. you had more competition from chinese chains with more local flavors as well. neil: bottom line, does this herald bad news for other guys in this neck of the woods? >> we talked about. i covered earnings when we talked about this. neil: wait. are you saying we're kind of after the fact here? >> no, no, not at all. we got the results. you're very touchy, aren't you? neil: i am. >> the end of the show. >> that is what i'm saying. as you go through all the of results is this bigger china story or a problem f

for the united states missed expectations and the company missed on the top and bottom lien to jo ling kent to do or adjust to fix their net growth situation. jo: the idea is they're spending so much on the international development, singapore, taiwan and south korea and that they'll finally be able to make a profit after the end of 2016. they're hoping the numbers get better in about a year's time. in order to attract more users, what do they have to do? they have to develop more programs that are attractive and so they're going to spend more money there and they're going to take advantage of narc 0. the series about pablo escobar. china and japan. aren't they there soon? . jo: yeah, europe and asia, but it's a high cost. but you see market share divvied up more as some of the companies, 20th century fox, with hulu and-- >> if they get to the nations. amazon got the benefit of the doubt for a long time and building something and wall street was okay with it until last year and now they're bringing money to the bottom line. i assume that's what netflix is trying to do. jo: they're trying to

jo ling kent, they were actually humiliating themselves. that continues. i am wondering why.etter to be friends then do business there? risk something worse happening because you are not there? >> the chinese internet market will only get stronger even if our economic weekends. the government is still trying to get him. we are talking about twitter and facebook. mark zuckerberg sitting at the same table. you look closer at the issue. driving advertising rates. they are taking advertising revenue from china even though they are blocked they are entirely. it is a really big play. neil: you know, gary, really quickly, i do not believe anything i hear out of china. i believe what jo ling tells me. i think that country lies about double-digit growth. lies about how the people are working at a factory. if they are working at i'm really beginning to think they are worried. >> correct, my friend. markets realized over the last few months that is what matters the most. i have this line that everything is always a okay. arresting people if they are shortselling. they know something is

morning, walk with twitter, apple, earnings last night one was not so good, one was pretty good, jo ling kentd strong quarter with 48 million, iphones about in line with estimates revenue up 22%, at 51 1/2 billion dollars eps 1.96 thanks to that share repurchase program guidance is better better as well china brightest spot 15 1/2 billion dollars in sales up one hundred percent but ipad sales down for the 7th straight quarter. 20% down there, we also saw ceo tim silent how many apple watches have been sold but bad news at twitter, stock right now is down more than 10% in premarket trading 37 talk about beat expectations on top and about whom user growth is real issue 320 million monthlytive users take out people using on text message, 307 million in terms of mau other problem guidance for quarter is light 695 million, to 710 million dollars, revenue, and ceo jack dorsey didn't explain why analysts were looking for 740 million dollars, and that stock is also trading down, i should say, apple is not trading down, it is twitter. >> we got you -- >> apple is trading down from the high. >> it is.

jo ling kent saw this. that is only kind thing i will say but, i kid. those are pretty big crowds.way? are they giving stuff away? >> there was pitbull concert. people were excited about that. free ticket to any concert would do it. microsoft is trying to take the next step in its strategy not only excelling what we've seen in terms of storage and cloud and non-physical things but debuting surface book laptop and surface pro 4. these are items that traditionally done relatively well in enterprise. they're trying to pivot towards the consumer. take the retail expansion with a grain of salt. it is very expensive to have retail on fifth avenue. more than $3300 a square foot according to cushman wakefield. this is a big deal for microsoft to be moving in this direction but we also see it as part of the satya nadella, the relatively new ceo's, strategy to expand retail, tighten the reins of management and trying to put forward a coherent message. maybe it is working today. neil: we were talking about the earlier microsoft stores prior to his arrival as ceo, they didn't earn this amount

and jo ling kent has the story in case you missed. >> twitter is perfecting 8% of work force, laying newly returned jack dorsey saying that the company will cut costs and streamline the firm across the board and global operations. and dorsey shade, woo he will feefl longer with a much more nim bler team. and chipotle going to reduce the long lines at lunch. curt garner joins as chief information officer, tasked with the increase of mobile technology. while he was over at starbucks, mobile grew 20% of all u.s. sales. the end of an era at playboy. starting next year, playboy will no longer produce nude photographs of women. and it takes from 5.6 of million in the 70's to about 800,000 today. stuart: it good. thanks very much, jo ling, for that. the mets let their bats do the talking, beating the dodgers 18-7. they did not retaliate for chase utley's hard slide, but mets certainly got their money's worth. former pitcher, rod darling next on the show. >> number 26 infielder, chase utley. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate ris

jo ling kent. i don't know how you could have missed. : not if you were watching football last night. it was huge and social media users went crazy over the clip with some people tuning in to monday night football just to see it. but no luke skywalker that we saw. there may be some clues. tickets went on sale immediately afterward and crashed popular movie sites like fandango, experiencing timing out and issues on amc sites. no surprise, where can you get the tickets? some are going for $400 stuart and the movie doesn't come out for another two months, but already looking like a big victory for disney, which bought lucas films. $4 billion, 2012. i know, are' over it. stuart: no, it's not that. jo: it's a big deal. stuart: wait, wait, wait. i want to ask about this, is it possible that this social media extraordinary reaction is being manipulating by some degree to disney? they want to hype it up. they're going all out to hype this thing. am i being manipulated? >> it definitely worked. a lot of people were manipulated. i'm not really a "s

jo ling kent has the story in case you missed it. partment of justice launched probes into the fantasy websites. according to the wall street journal, they're trying to figure out whether the business model of daily fantasy sports companies are violating the law. listen to what daniel wallace had to say. >> regulation is today's question, tomorrow's question, have any criminal laws been violated. we don't know yet. jo: in california today, they're planning to ban mic microbeading, the scrubby exfoliants in your face wash and soap. they've abouten found inside fish and environmentalists say they easily get through the water systems without disintergreating. and jeopardy champion matt jackson, his winning streak snapped after 13 shows, he took home more than $400,000 and is ranked the fourth best in all-time winnings. that's quite an achievement, i'd say. stuart: i was watching. jo: it was amazing. ashley: i was watching and missed last night. he was out. he was just like that, clicked with the clicker fast. stuart: fantastic. jo: a tru

jo ling kent has the story in case you might have missed this one. jo: jo this is alarming. the age of tobacco use from 18 to 21 # and urging the fda to restrict e-i go is -- e-cigarettes and flavored tobacco. their brains are vulnerable to nicotine. no black friday on rei to skip the holiday for the day and spend it outside. they'll miss on big spending. national retail federation 87 million people shopped on black friday alone last year. stuart: we hear you. i wasn't there. thank you very much. jo: i didn't expect you to be. stuart: controversial cowboys player greg hardy gets into a heated argument on the sidelines during sunday's game. the first time he was in trouble. we'll explain. watch this. opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts... is that too much to ask? nope. equity summary score, powered by starmine, will help you execute your ideas with speed and conviction. and it's only on fidelity.com. open

list of top five people with most followers they all have one thing in common they are women, jo ling kent celebration of the birthday of instagram, big celebrity women in fact founders of instagram launched this app five years ago in apartment, san francisco for the first time instagram confirms who the top five most followed are, of course, women, number 5 ariana grande 44.6 million, followed by number four selina gomez 46 million, former beyonce not queen bee in this 47.2 million, number two the queen of selfies kim kardashian 48.1 million followers most followed instagram who else pop star, taylor swift with nearly 50 million followers, that is more than 10%, of all the user on instagram as you can see 400 million people use instagram, according do the app, 75% of them coming from outside the u.s. so that monetization for the customers good the average time a user spends on instagram 21 minutes a day, client by facebook in 2012 a billion dollars, as instagram starts to monetize, put ads in price tag a billion dollars maria sounds pretty cheap now. >> unbelievable. >> something everyone

maria: troog to get a date online, maybe you should brush up on your theirs and yours, jo ling kent withhat is key o finding lot of online a lot of different things maybe your picture maybe your hobbies, many millenials say one trait essentially proper grammar in profile 88% of women care with about grammar 75% men say the same. grammar makes higher -- keeping -- of course, there is app for all this called the dating app from a plus to f, based on how they communicate if you use abbreviation, you will be did he moted like many things standards are not the same for men and women, according to data gathered by e-harmony a man with two errors on-site 14% likely to get positive response than a guy with no errors but incorrect spelling by a woman did not affect chances of finding a romantic -- >> do you find grammar a shocker. >> it is hot it is sexy -- better than grey hair, and pumped up pecs i am a grammar fanatic. you -- they apositives-free re better get it right. >> you have all the help in the world you can't get it right, what else are you not paying attention to -- >> there you go. >

all because of star wars, jo ling kent come on in. >> yeah, star wars already scoring touchdowns, 16eople watched monday night football on espn during halftime when star wars that trailer aired. it was reportedly the most watched program on tv on monday night. and subway's foot long was not exactly 12 inches long? it went viral and now subway will soon start measuring their sandwiches to make sure their foot longs are actually 12 inches and the six inch subs are the correct length. this is part of a almost final settlement in a class-action lawsuit that started two years ago. and amazon same day clarify expanding to chicago, in new jersey, new york, and philadelphia. the e-commerce giant announced it's now available in 750 cities in the u.s. ahead of holiday. and we are always watching that stock, it is currently down about a quarter point. stuart. stuart: jo ling, thank you very much indeed. now female viagra, yes, it is on sale now. not everybody is happy, you have to take it daily and you can't drink alcohol wile you're taking it. our next guest says it's worth it. come on in, ama

from yesterday after consumer reports reliability raised concerns about the company model s, spar jo ling kent yesterday after reports it no longer can recommend the model sedan because it has quote too many problems, car received a worst than average score in consumer reports 2015 auto reliability survey magazine said main problems all over the car, drive train power equipment charging equipment tablet centered consul looks like a giant ipad also squeaking, rattling and leaks, although issues are covered by the four year bump bump warranty it has provided glowing reviewers of the model civility, in the past telling new york times proactively addresses issues through over the air software updates strives to make owning the car painless, stock changed yesterday as much as 11% in midday trading, closed down by about 6.6% this is not bodeing well for suv coming to market trying to lower the price 130 grand, wow. >> have did we ask how they stop leaking with software updates that is something would i like to know if it car is leektsdz aking it is leaking. >> investors owners everything, and seems

. >> thank you see you next hour dagen mcdowell to uber setting the standard for taxes, jo ling kentsber the city of new york will ditch traditional meteorite in 1,000 yellow cabs test gps meters to calculate fares program will eliminate the allowed taxi tvs you might hate in the backseat as well allow you to track and pay for your ride on a dmoou tablet that program will run a year this comes after new york city backed away from that proposed expect a on uber driefrz last summer after loss of public pressure, unicorn uber valued more than 50 billion dollars. >> that is right, and jo nice to see the taxi -- community finally getting with the 21st century actually. >> with the program, this could have probably cut into uber's dominance a long time ago. >> i should be wearing a dunce cap i passed on uber at 800-million-dollar valuation it came in -- my daughter in -- >> [laughter] >> there you go. >> now taxicabs can just clean up all the -- try to sit in the backseat o. maria: feud between donald trump and jeb bush heated up over the weekend you've got to hear this we will tell you how

jo ling kent spell it out. >> after 35 years, the chinese government is ending the one child policy accordinging population in china partly led to this change. prevented an estimated 400 million births according to the bbc. take a look at this video, the u.s. military has lost control of an unmanned surveillance blimp in maryland yesterday. it took out power lines and it caused widespread outages for hours after breaking loose from its tether. and at least two pieces in the small town about 80 miles outside of harrisburg, pennsylvania. the kansas city royals clobbering the new york mets last night 7-1 in game two of the world series. the royals are just two wins away from capturing their first title since 1985. next game is it in new york city tomorrow night, the mets better put up a fight. stuart: deathly silent in this studio. >> icy silence. stuart: icy silence. thank you very much, indeed, jo. the political outsiders still lead the republican race and ben carson taking a lead in national polls. we'll deal with that in a moment. looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit c

jo ling kent in case you missed it. jo: let's go to the mets.xciting, it was a big night as they won game four of the national series, in a sweep of the cubs. the world series starts next week in kansas city or toronto. youtube is launching a paid subscription, youtube red, you can watch videos with no ads starting on october 28th, do not buy it on your iphone, ios users will be charged $3 more. epic "star wars" marketing campaign, that march continues, stuart. 500 stormtroopers climbed the great wall of china in an official celebration of the force awakens. unlike the u.s. there's no release date set for the movie in china just yet so it's pure anticipation. stuart: whatever you say. all on the great wall. i thought i'd seen everything. thank you very much. putin sides with syria's tyrant forming a new alliance in the u.s. and we'll talk to the former ambassador to syria, he was in damascus serving when barack obama laid down his so-called red line. we will very that next. >> the flaunting of it, putin taking on-- being the publicist for assad

now there is an app you can do that jo ling kent on story i don't know if i like this. >> a lot of people is "peeple" a yelp for humans you can be on it whether you like it or not allows users to rate friends family members neighbors and even your boss, one to five star rating, then you use this free app 21 years old have a facebook account you reviewed on one to five start rating based on experiential how well you date no way to take off the app, anyone with "peeple" can rate you the app is coming in november kriths going wild saying "peeple" cyberbullying, general creepness but cofounder ceo says app was created to find the good in people. and that abuse and degrading comments are not allowed maria 5,000 people have already signed up, i give you five stars. >> thank you, i give you five stars people are doing it on twitter, how many haters do you find on twitter, exactly what they think what they think of you, all this stuff, so. >> because those kinds of people i think clearly calls them trolls. >> yeah. >> you know, do we have plenty of them -- there we go. >> the troll, this company