. >> maybe we buried the lede not talking about the ipads itself. is there enough to accelerate sales, to get sales growth back? >> probably not. ultimately there are structural things going on with the ipad. when you had the bigger screen iphones, and they had so much traction so early when they came out, it kind of saturated some of that base. it's critical. apple updated 30% of the revenue today, so this was important, but in terms of really moving the needle it will not change general plays. >> they will keep the older ipads on the market at lower prices. they are getting a lot closer to things like the kindle, the oldest versions of the ipad. >> inching the low-end price point down. they have a price point for pretty much everybody. >> is the kindle the right comp in the marketplace, or should we think about the other android powered tablets? >> android makes a lot of sense. the market share as much higher. apple, even with lower prices, is still 20% higher than the comparable android. >> in your notes, you don't have much for apple in terms of

now to our lede.ooks like amazon investors will have to wait more before it starts turning a profit. amazon posted a wider loss of $437 million on revenue of more than $20 billion. the c.e.o. is still spending, opening up everything from the pending $1 billion purchase of twitch, the new kindle fire, and drones and original programming. forecast for the holiday quarter revenue were disappointing for investors. how long does he have before investors demand profits? joining me is cory johnson, brad stone, author of "the everything store," a book about amazon. and piper jaffray senior analyst gene munster. amazon never turns a significant profit but today's loss was bigger than usual. what's your takeaway on why this happened? >> they're spending more on same-day, building on the infrastructure for sunday delivery. it's just classic amazon spending at a greater rate and i think a lot of it is more infrastructure related than ever. there are also some other wild cards around fx and a big writedown on that

a ledee tektor app can spot fake emotio emotions. do we have a right to lie? >> we should ask how accurate it is? >> on facebook james says this kind of sucks and everybody kicks up the quote-unquote friendly when they say somebody they know. i'd like an app so they recall what the name is. white lies, i'm fueled many my social interaction by white lies. when i say i'll see you for lunch, you never want to see that person for lunch. do we have a right to the white lies, and does this technology deprive us of that and how does it impact social interactions? >> the important thing to note here is computers are very, very good. so the way it works is it looks at your face and looks for big expressions and it will probably go in very, very slow motion and then will analyze those movements and then see it. so all these disgusted. we already know these emotions have a human element. when we see someone, they're happily disgusted so we know what a person looks like when they're happily disgusted. when you try to tell a white lie, the computer probably has as good a c

the lede. that's the first story. >> he wasn't looking at lincoln because he preferred babes to abe. a judge has ruled a man who took up skirt photos of women he lincoln memorial didn't violate their privacy. it is yet another -- >> victory for perverts. >> in 2013, christopher cleveland was busted for taking pictures of women in dresses sitting on the memorial steps. park police officers found shots of crotches and butts on his camera. the judge, a woman, they let them do that? wouldn't let it be used as evidence. the judge wrote in her ruling, this court finds no individual clothed and in such a manner and in the presence of countless other individuals can have a reasonable expectation of privacy. they called the actions disturbing, but argued because he didn't go to extraordinary lengths to get the creep shots he hospital be charged. is the moral of the story to always wear pants? >> the moral of the story is always wear pants. >> try telling that to the squirrel. ing. >> disgraceful. disgra

the lede. that's the first story. >> i'm blame my new con tabts. con tabts. they have a tude and they are sending nudes. roughly 25% of those 18 to 24 are sending their naughty bits across the internet despite the fact they could be leaked to the public. they have put up 100,000 new nude photos that have been tabben and shared using something called snap chat. they obtained the photos by breaking into an app that allowed users to save their pics that are supposed to automatically delete themselves. we have one of the pics. >> oh no. >> uncalled for. >> can we look at that one more time for the sake of it? >> we should have slow motion. >> that's delicious. it is not moving, andy, but it moves me. bottom line, teens are exposing themselves to risk. so let's get jiggy with it as we skinny on down to -- >> welcome to teen corner, the most bow day shoes block on the boob tube. i am your host the greek god gutfeld, but you can call me any team. before we get started i want to read a letter from a fan. this is toby. i can't breathe and it is dark in here. please le

the lede. that's the first story. >> do they have the curse after sitting near a nurse? two schools in ohio and three in texas are closed for disinfecting because students and teachers made contact with the nurse the day after showing the ebola symptoms. it is day 87 of -- i am especially proud of that. i made that myself. two students from central texas were on the same flight as the nurse, amber vinson. and a district employee from the cleveland area returned to ohio on a different flight, but perhaps the same flight. schools were shutdown despite the cbc -- cdc saying there was a low chance of anyone on the flight getting infected. meanwhile, the lives of two beef cakes could be at stake. axel on the left and taylor cole. they are both erotic novel models and are in quarantine after sitting near vinson on the plane. thisy were told to stay three feet away from their roommates which is tragic for their roommates. they have to monitor their temperature and administer daily sponge bathes to each other. i am not sure if that is true. here are a few of the romance covers.

the lede. that's the first story. >> hey, wow. that world series, guys, quite a game. i would like to congratulate the giants on winning the series. amazing. >> wow. the world series. amazing. that was an amazing game. congratulations to the kansas city royals for winning. it has been a longtime coming. almost 25 years. good job, you guys. excellent. and then edit out the one that was wrong, okay? she bristles at their whistles. she walked around new york city recording the cat calls she heard. there were a lot. 108 in 10 hours. that's like 75 per hour, joe. her experience was made into, what else, a psa for the anti-street harassment group, holla back. >> are you so beautiful. have a good day. >> what's up, girl? how you doing? >> have a nice evening? the crudeness of it all. of course women everywhere face unwanted attention. take a look. >> i believe we have another example of street harassment. >> it gets worse. one more. >> will this madness never end? even fox news' host is not immune. >> we will play that. joanne, i will go to you first. obviously cat calls -- t

the lede. that's the first story. >> as we sit in snark is the world going dark? at a website called the conversation a professor wonders if we are on the brink of a new dark age. joseph camelerri points out that russia's actions are creating a new cold war. but then he talks about the problem of cross border flows or really troubling stuff. this includes 43 million displaced persons and 10 billion dollars worth of arms fueling wars and killing pathogenic flows, things like ebola and other diseases. and countries and corporations to surveil citizens. it lacks the legitimacy to deal with this. what does the professor miss? we here at "red eye" put together what we think is evidence we are headed for a new dark age. jay well that was weird. are we headed for a new dark age or slightly pale? >> dark ages are the norm. americans are spoiled because we have had it so good that they don't understand that the norm is evil and vicious. >> wow. >> that's the truth. i am not cynical. it is just naive to think the other way. we bought the notion that people are basically goo

the lede. that's the first story. >> he has beep stricken by the fate of chicken. an oakland-california-based activist charged in and turned a conversation. >> excuse me. i have a little girl. she was abused her entire life. she was terrified. she has a very determined look in her eyes wherever she goes. she was hurt and abused her entire life because of this establishment and because of establishments like it. she was locked away and hidden. i went in there with other humans and i took her out of there. if i hadn't she wouldn't be with me right now. she would be gone. just like all of her sisters. right now their eggs and their milk and their bodies are on plates inside this restaurant and that is so unfair to them. my little girl's name is snow. this isn't food! it is violence! >> it's not food! it is violence. >> well, they convinced me. they are [bleep]. the poultry protector is a member of a group called the -- who cares what they are called. they target businesses with flash mobs. i hate that phrase telling people not to eat meat. who will save the humans fro

the lede. that's the first story. it keeps getting better. >> how are the numbers looking for sentinal? >> they are up. >> up is good. >> aye -- isis and ebola are taking a tolla. there is shrinking support for president obama's policies. according to a fox news poll, my favorite kind, 58% of voters think things have gone sideways including almost half of democrats. meanwhile, 35% believe everything is going to be all right, to quote jimmy cliff. that's right, the spread eve -- of ebola and these are all concerns for americans, but we will focus on one tonight in our new segment -- new york city officials are so worried about causing widespread panic, that 9-1-1 dispatchers are banned from saying ebola over the radios where the media or anyone can hear it. instead dispatchers must use the code letters f/t as in fever slash travel. if there is an outbreak the supplier of body bags is ready to step in. with the company saying, quote, we have more than 100,000 bags on hand. well that's good to know. what should you do in

the lede. that's the first story. >> insulting me. all right, they made the dean's list in classes that didn't exist. the university of north carolina has admitted for two decades athletes enrolled in fake classes to maintain their gpa's. they found about 3100 students -- 3100 students took classes. >> father, help them. >> the classes were run by two employees in the african studies department. >> now we're talking. students only had to turn in a single paper and, quote, the papers were often largely plagiarized with fluff like page after page of quotations. i wasn't even an athlete, or was i. students would get an a or a b. it only fell apart when one of the enable you ares retired in 2008 and the next semester the fat ball team turned in the lowest gpa in 10 years. and the hockey team because of grades had to find all new players. here is their replacement goaltender that year. >> that's the dog. >> it was really nice. >> let's get this over with now. >> you know about these african-american studies and coming straight to me. >> if

the lede, that's the first story. >> is chris christie in trouble for putting her in a bubble? new jersey officials, they have them there, have released the nurse they quarantined in a tent and she is not happy about the experience. she was the first person to face mandatory quarantine since the policy was announced this friday. governor christie admits that he reversed his decision. >> i didn't reverse them. why are you saying i reversed them? >> my mistake. >> he continued -- >> if she was continuing to be built. she tested negative for ebola. if he was running a high fever and was symptomatic. >> there you go. on sunday the nurse who was threatening a federal lawsuit spoke to cnn. >> we don't need politicians to make these decisions. we need public health experts to make these decisions. i think this is an extreme that is really unacceptable. i feel like my basic human rights have been violated. >> meanwhile journalist and my squash partner has a solution. he writes at the daily caller, quote, what is need said a quarantine so luxurious that health care workers will look for

the lede. that's the first story. >> will the hazmat be a must have? halloween is coming up in roughly eight to 16 weeks and already there is talk about ebola-themed costumes. is it too soon to put on fake protective suits and respirators? or pretend to be ebola zombies or bloody patients? they say they considered making duds related to the disease, but they decided it would cross the line. another on-line store, however, didn't have the same qualms, whatever that is. they are selling an ebola containment suit costumes for $79.99. the product description says, quote, you are sure to be prepared in any outbreak if any outbreak happens at your halloween party. this will literally be most viral costumes of the year. oh clever. while they joke, i am not taking any chances. i have already -- already have my own protective suit. >> the inside is filled with kittens and i let them run wild. is it too soon for ebola costumes? people like this stuff because it is contemporary, but is it right? >> since i am a good barometer for what is tasteless and crass, this

the lede. that's the first story. >> did we activate the califate? rosy blames the rise of isis on us us. on tuesday "the view" co-host and my squash partner got into it with waller. watch. >> don't you think the reason isis was created because when saudi hijackers attacked us, we invaded a different country that had nothing to do with it that would incite people to radicalize? >> what they hate about us is our values, our way of life. they hate our freedom. >> i have heard that on fox news a lot, but i don't believe that. i think that the reason -- >> you think we do things to make them mad? >> i think we have to be responsible for our actions. >> finally rosy. an avowed 9/11 truther. she is not alone in blaming the united states. a reporter for campus reform traveled to harvard, wherever that is, to ask students what is a bigger threat to world peace, america is isis -- ice, ice, baby. >> what is a bigger threat to world peace, america or isis? >> to word peace, america. >> go on. >> as a western civilization, we are to blame for a lot of the probl

the lede. that's the first story. >> can a few f-bombs right society's wrongs? it is a good question. a new ad for feminism and t-shirts features little girls in princess dresses cursing a lot. it puts the edgy in edgy-cating male chauvinists. >> what the [bleep]. i am not [bleep] in this dress. i am pretty [bleen] powerful and ready for success. what is more offensive? a girl saying "[bleep] or the sexist way society treats girls and women. >> that was edgy. i need more. >> this is more [bleep] up than the world [bleep]. >> women are paid 23% less than men for the same [bleep] work. >> and women who graduate with straight a's get paid worse than men who got c's? >> just because you are a boy? >> hello and hell no. >> hey [bleep]. i need to get paid. >> i hope that is the end of the cursing. >> my aspirations in life should not be worrying about the shape of my [bleep] so [bleep] focusing on how i look. i don't give a [bleep]. >> they are so adorable. i haven't heard that much profanity since the bartender screwed up lou daabs' order. the video was made by hate.

the lede. that's the stories story. dash -- that's the first story. >> they are picketing the ticketing. robin hooders are walking off the streets of new hampshire filling expired parking meters and bugging parking attendants because they don't like paying particular cessments they claim they steal from citizens to generate revenue. here is one guy explaining how he got involved. >> i racked up a bunch of parking pickets the only way to get my car back is to pay the $185 they say i owe. my own way of getting this back is where you go around and save other people from getting parking tickets. >> i already explained what robin hooding is. thanks. but is there -- is their f-u to the city legal? they are looking at whether they are in their first amendment rights. and the parking attendants claim their behavior is harassment and it keeps them from doing their jobs. let's see them in action. >> so this meter lady behind me, i president do know if you can see her, but she is who we are following today. >> who is going after h

the lede. that's the first story. is the president's hair showing somewhere? it is a question that could be asked -- a new totally scientific study says president obama's grair is 130% grayer than it was when he took office. they looked at pictures from every month of his presidency and analyzing them with photoshop to find the median gray value. it was published by the precedings of the national institute of science. they note that, quote, -- that's how it is pronounced, p-e-n-i-s. look it up. in january of 2009 we estimate obama's hair was similar in color to morgan free man and in august 2014 it was 52% similar to morgan freeman. i think i did this study five years ago. and they predict by may of 2016 it will be 62% similar to freeman's. we brought in a studio panel of normal folks to help us discuss this quick question before we start. how many thought you were coming to see montel williams? suckers. they never would have come to this. andrew, i get from this study a serious point that they say america made obama's hair turn gray and it is our fault. >> i

the lede. that's the first story. >> she is that a grudge against drudge. in her first public speech in 13 years monica lieu lewinski discussed her affair with bill clinton and revealed she does president -- doesn't regret a thing. actually she said her life was nearly destroyed. >> thanks to the internet and a website that at the time was scarcely known outside of washington, d.c., but a website most of us know today called the drudge report, within 24 hours i game a public figure. not just in the united states, but around the entire globe. >> wasn't there a facebook, twitter and instagram back then? >> there was no facebook, twitter or instagram back then. >> lewinski discussed the abuse she endured. >> the new york post, page 6, took to calling me almost daily the portly pepper pot. i was shattered. >> i would be too. >> anyway she claims she was the first person to have her reputation destroyed by the inner it dash -- internet. >> overnight i went from being a completely private figure to a publicly humiliated one. i was patient zero. >> patient zero. n

the lede. that's the first story. >> they dress up because our economy is messed up. according to the website, the weak, the rise of cos play is a bad sign for the u.s. economy. in an article apartmently titled why the rise of cos play is bad for the economy. they note that the stagnant japanese economy has spashed an increase in the number of young people dressing up as cartoon heros. as the japanese sociologist notes even the young and poor can feel as though they are a hero. so true. the same thing is happen here with more and more young americans. their favorite comic book and science fiction characters. i am a cos-b player. unemployment for men and women is 11.4%. you are disillusioned with the reality of your early adult life dressing up like a doctor who starts to look -- >> dr. who? >> dr. who. these contacts are killing me. dressing up like dr. who starts looking better and better. i am wearing bifocal contacts and i am looking at a blurry mess of words. with a lousy mess of economy canin shambles is there bring america back to greatness? >> with november fou

the lede. that's the first story. >> was the ad kind of sad? a new ad from the college republican national committee has been criticized for speaking down to women. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is this sexist? >> i had to add the question mark there. says it was off three months ago and it came back. not enough light over there. maybe i will put it over there or maybe over here. >> oh boy. >> you need to pull it back. >> the ad, part of a million dollar campaign to support republican candidates. it is a parody of a tlc reality show. i believe it is "american chopper." take a looky. >> budget is a big deal for me now that i graduated from college. >> the rick scott is perfect. >> rick scott is becoming a trusted brand. he has new ideas that don't break your budget. >> but mom has other ideas. >> i like the charlie chris. it is expensive and a little outdated, but i know better. >> don't forget the charlie chris has with additional costs. there is over $2 billion in taxes, $3.6 billion in debt and 15% tuition increases. >> but i will be p

the lede. that's the first story. >> if they meddle she will peddle.she has a bike powered by spite. it is day 93 of -- >> on thursday, a day of the week, the nurse who cared for ebola patients left her house in maine and took a short ride as an f-u to state officials who want her quarantined. kasey was joined by her boyfriend and followed closely by two cles cars and a -- police cars and a crowd of reporters. they said they would seek a court order to enforce her 21-day confinement if she flewed the coup. she showed little remorse. >> are you going out later today? >> did you talk about going outlast night? >> this morning we just said we wanted to go for a bike ride. >> you woke up and said it? >> i have to go speak with the health department now. >> someone likes to brag. during her bike ride i was shocked that some of the reporters cat called her. watch. >> i am going to use this tape forever. i think that's terrible. professor, she has done a lot of great work in africa. she has a legal right to do whatever, but isn't she kind of annoying at this

the lede. that's the first story. >> get some housekeeping out of the way. i always like when people do that, housekeeping. you have been named "red eye" secretary of defense. >> it is an honor. >> meet me at my place and wear something tight. they came in bunches and now the director of the secret service has resigned and this could happen. wednesday morning the white house was saying president obama still had full confidence in julia pierson. a few hours later she stepped down. the previous day she neglected to say that three days before the white house fence jumper incident a private security contractor with a gun shared an elevator with the president in atlanta. that news broke shortly after her testimony. "red eye" broab the news. well, they won't know. now pearson is out effective fedly and the "new york times" points out that even republicans who hammered obama regularly have expressed deep concern for his safety and some think it is political that focusing on the secret service failures may under cut confidence in the government mr. obama runs. this

the lede. that's the first story. >> he is a fink who does president drink. he is a fink who doesn't drink. the traiterous scum doesn't loathe him. he he is at the end of a long interview conducted as part of a festival. >> on an optimistic note we will bring this to a close and you can enjoy a v on did c a. a. >> i don't know what is worse, her giggling over him, 9 spy or the fact that he has never gotten drunk. meanwhile, a new documentary on snowden reveals the firsty mails he sent to a gurn lis uh -- journalist. here is more on who directed the film reading 1 of hisy mails. >> for now know that every border you cross and every purchase you make and every call you dial and every sell phone tower you -- cell phone tower you pass and friend you keep and site you visit and subject line you type is in the hands of a system whose reach is unlimited, but safeguards are not. >> that's not self-refer wren shall at all. snowden only goes out in public in disguise. >> i will say that is quite a disguise and it is very fetching. dog fetching. this is proof you can't

the lede. that's the first story. >> like most pumpkin festivals it ended with overturned cars, teargas and arrests. it was mayhem in new hampshire after a drunken crowd of college students started throwing things, ripping out street signs and lighting fires in the streets. the out of their gourd students were coming from parties celebrating the annual pumpkin festival where the town tries to set a world record for the largest number of carved jack-o'-lanterns. police in riot gear responded with teargas and aired dozens -- and arrested dozens. here is video of the chaos. that wasn't it. i wonder, everywhere you look was there drunk people doing dumb stuff? >> everywhere you looked there was drunk people doing dumb stuff. >> it was like a free for all riot. i felt like i was in russia. >> it was like a move vea. >> it was ridiculous. it was like a war zone. >> like a war zone? like a movie? >> during the chaos a president arer for the public access tv interviewed the organizer. right now the fes

so bases leded. and brandon tough nature in the feel. next batter. the fears hit of the series.cores 2 nothing. bruce says i have seen enough. jack out after 1 and third innings. end up giving up 5 earned runs because if petit not a lot of single run gives up a bloop to cain. 3 rbi tonight. 4 nothing game next batter eric it's a chopper and over the head of brandon crawford two more score so it's a 7 run inning for the royals. everything going wrong you think businesses loweded and grounds into a double play. if ventura end up 7 scoreless and the royals if we know in a big way. jake inning and thivrmentd i think it was one may have been the fourth shor shortest start of his contrary. entire career. 5 runs on sex hits. ventura we mention 7 scoreless. 3 hits 4 streak out. hudson in game 7 for the giants against jeremy. rematch of tight within by the royals 3-2 f.mike live from kc and people want to see the madison tomorrow. it might be relief for within or 2 innings he won't start. >> him if madison will be the first one off the bedroom. larry this clubhouse stuffed after 10 nothi

it does not sound that much -- >> don't bury the lede.est >> they might have to sell or merge. there is no blood on the floor, the bank had been flailing for years. >> say it one more time. [speaks italian] some people mispronounce things. >> date they issue is whether -- the bigng to issue is whether this is going to get capital flowing. >> they want to inspire consolidation. like it will. >> i went to bring in the chief market strategist at an air prize financial. looking ahead to this week's fed meeting, the kiwi program -- the qe program will be ending. not sound like you believe the selling we have had it will deter the fed. endhe fed has wanted to qe for a while. in the a lot of slack labor markets and inflation is below expectations. we are importing disinflation from overseas. >> so you are buying? not necessarily. i think there are unresolved issues. what isary one being the pace of economic growth globally. the u.s. is in a better position than most. open question how robust are on growth could be if we are not going to get help