and the way i see it just look, tinder last year from match.com. if you take that out, and it has all the the expenses, it contributes. when you do this analysis, i think tinder should be worth where it is, then you have tinder. and you know, they actually compliment each other. tinder and match.com and all the other 38 dating companies -- >> they increase the overall pool, you think? >> what happens is look, tinder is more casual. and the best thing somebody told me is that tinlder is a gateway drug for online dating. and it is making it okay. so we're getting people that are just going to be either, you're going to switch, if they want something a little more profile-based, match.com or okcupid. >> well, congrats on winning. we'll see how the actual stock does over the next year. really be winning, but appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> yes indeed. >>> all right. up next, why wearing an apple watch has one chinese anchor in hot water. a lot more when we come back. financial noise financial noise financial noise can it mak

the study tested 33,000 people and according to another study using data from match.com. 49% of 20 somethingsd sex in the past year. and one in three are virgins. >>> now to guyana, jimmy carter had to cut his trip short because he was sick. he was in the south american nations. no details on the illness has been released. carter is 90 years old. >>> in colorado one latino restaurant owner is getting heat for planning to host a white people appreciation day where his caucasian customers get a 10% discount. >> we have a whole month for hispanic heritage month. so we figured the least we can do is offer one day to appreciate white americans. >> not everybody liked the idea. someone even called in a bomb threat. on june 11th, everyone will get the discount if they ask for it. >>> take a look at this video from yellowstone national park. >> run! >> a park ranger can be heard telling the tourists to run from a mama bear and her cubs. apparently the park visitors got a little too close for comfort. the mama bear can be seen running towards the tourists causing them, obviously, to run for their cars

i season it, match.com. >> that is a juggernaut of a company. i don't know if i would have own the stock but they've done a great job of ago row nating the assets. >> thank you for bringing it home here. >> and bringing it home. >> i'm going with pandora. revenues local and maybe a takeover target. >> and seaberg, cohen and company. >> this is a great job from a brand perspective and they've put emphasis into that. that will pay off. they've done some spending to remodel so limited brands, i'm a big buyer. >> brian kelly. >> for the last couple of years i've not liked the financials because i thought they were too big to succeed. if we get the yield curve, getting steeper, it is good for the pro month. don't buyout. >> and we'll take this back. >> go rangers. >> the report on the 11th, juneau, i think the stock goes higher. >> that does that for us here on fast. thank you for watching. see you here on monday. do not move, a strange coincidence among disney, and apple, the trouble for stocks up next on options action. don't fomo. stay tuned. thro

i joke it was the perfect match.com match, that everything was just right. >> at the time you lived in walnut creek and she lived in valle vallejo. but then you moved to the peninsula. >> right. about a year and a half later i met and married sully and i moved to belmont. her mom was always really good about allowing us to visit. it wasn't the normal an hour a week at the same time. i would go get her and she would come for vacations and holidays and weekends. i always felt that time in the car was a really great time that you could actually talk and share. it's that one-on-one private time in the car. so i didn't really mind it. it was fun. >> joining us via skype right now is your little sarah all the way from new jersey. nice to have you with us. >> hello! >> hi. >> thank you. >> lori is telling me you were her little with the big brothers big sisters. >> yeah. >> she met you when you were 4 years old. >> yeah. we had a very special bond. >> tell us about it. >> my mom had a traumatic brain injury when i was young, and it left her a little bit irresponsible. she basically had a 21-y

de seguro ha escuchado de match.com ..a formula perfecta para buscar a su pareja ideal.. pero ahora "tinder" asegura atraccin instantanea con tan solo deslizar sus dedos... entretanto otras como meetmoi.. no solo comparte la informacin del color de sus ojos, sino tambien sus coordenadas geogrficas.. 9: 45 " la verdad es que es por la facilidad de acceso y porque todo el día pasamos en nuestros celulares, a veces ni levantamos la cara para ver quien está al lado de nosotros porque es más fácil ver quien está en nuestras pantallas del celular" 9:56 14: 48 " algo serio por la razón bueno porque bueno soy soltero" 14:51 mientras algunos usan la tecnologa para encontrar a su media naranja.. otros prefieren el metodo convencional .. 0: 30 "decidí bajar la aplicación y empecé a usarla y ver qué resultados tenía como un experimento en mi persona no fueron muy satisfactorias porque cortaba lo que es la fantasía del romance" 0:47 y es que tambin temen a las sorpresitas. 3:45 " hay gente que dice que es mujer o varón y no son. como l

alison: from match.com to apps like tender everybody is looking for ways to find love. but would you shell out big cash? some customers of a match-making company have and they are calling out the costly cupid saying it wasn't worth it. "7 on your side"'s item investigator is here to explain why. joce sterman? joce: you see on shows like the bachelor and bachelorette. will you accept this rose? it seems that easy. it's all they need to trade it in for love. but the customers we talk to trading out contracts and thousands of dollars and a bunch of them say they didn't get their money's worth. the iteam digs in complaints from the customers who say the match-making company took the money and did not deliver the kind of dates they were asking for. they spent big for customize service with a company boasting 100% guarantee. so what does that mean? well, we discover the company which looks local is actually making the same big promise on websites across the country. >> they are very convincing. i really think in hindsight obviously it's a farce. that is what they are there to

we met via match.com. that was our first date. second day we said we're going to get married on the beach barefoot. and that is exactly what happened. we got married in jamaica >> life was just feeling good. i had not heard anything. i had left that world behind and i'm moving on. i have been getting calls from previous attorneys that they're still looking into me -- in to me and i did not make sense to me. why? shortly after that, i received information about there's a possible leak of information and that everyone is pointing the finger at me. evidently, there had never taken me out of their sites. i need to find some help. so i went to a local congressman , lacy clay, and one of his staff members looked at me versus simply and said, you should just leave the country. -- very sisi and said, you should leave the country. that hurt. here's a black man who works with a black representative, knowing what we have gone through this country, and me trying to stand up for my civil rights, and you mentioned cia to them. the only response

pat: i feel like i am on match.com.ll trying to update our relationship status right now in front of 10,000 people. i don't think anybody is going to speculate upon what we are going to do on a stage in front of a lot of people. at cox enterprises, if we believe in the space, we have consistently made acquisitions did the right thing for the business long-term. we are very committed to it. i agree with the concept that there are scale and benefits for consumers if we fit the markets like pieces of a puzzle in the industry. michael: i am baffled by the chairman's remarks. and i'm baffled because he does not regulate my business. [laughter] i am very curious. on the one hand, he says the true consolidation, true scale innovation of programming as a close network, yet there is a presumption of guilt and a punishment of success that this industry has achieved that i have never witnessed before in my life. [laughter] for years, i asked european regulators and european business folks to look at the u.s. market for guidance. t

for investor who is want a piece of the market the biggest public player would be iac that runs match.comcupid. a more pure play would be spark networks that runs j date and christian mingle although that is down 30% in the last 12 months. no lack of new start ups. happen that boasts 750,000 daily active users uses location-based technology to help you connect with other happen members. analysts think this attracts users and attention, but there is no guarantee investing in the sites will be a success. back to you. >> prices lower today. you have a number of downside factors that are not moving that much lower. they are supported at $59 a barrel. you have a stronger dollar and citing the draft and remaining low for an extended period of time. this conditional approval for shell to drill in the arctic and that could add more production out of the u.s. at record levels. you expect prices to be down in the same token. # digested by the news and also keeping an eye on geopolitics. the prices should bed heading lower. the $59 mark is a key support level. back to you. >> jackie thank you very m

match.com is the broadest. cupid is very broad. people tend to use multiple services.d started up things inside match group, new ideas and things like that i think it keeps us vibrant. the best thing is when companies are able to compete with themselves. >> it does seemingly increase the overall pie is what you are saying? >> yeah. >> the thing is there are still, it's still a category that has some kind of mythical imagery drag to it. you have to find a date on a dating site? you can't go out there and do whatever, like be a normal person? you have to go online? >> now you can swipe right or swipe left. >> the thing is technology brought to this relationship thing, flirting thing, whatever you want to call it thing, is a fantastic tool. the new idea for tinder which they'll probably kill me for saying, is essentially in a small area a bar, a large event room for whatever it will tell you who is in the room and essentially how far away. i thought that's not a great idea. then somebody said you don't understand. guys and girls are shy about that first, you know that, wo

pat: first off i feel like i'm on match.com. we're trying to update our relationships status right now in front of about 10,000 people. [applause] pat: this is really awkward up here. you know, i don't think any of us -- jim may but i don't think anyone will speculate on what we will talk about with each other because we won't to on a stage in front of a bunch of people. i will tell you that cox enterprises if we believe in a place -- we've consistently in our history made commitments long term. there are a scale and benefits to consumers if we fix some of the markets. it will take time. julia: mike, what's your perspective as someone who's not involved in the domestic marketplace? mike: i'm baffled by it all to be honest with you. and i'm baffled by the chairman's remarks. i'll say it because he doesn't regulate my business. i found them -- very curious. on one hand he says that cable industry, through consolidation, through scale, you know, foster innovation and programming as a closed network. yet, there's a presumption of gu

>> first of all, i feel like i'm on match.com. >> like the dating game. >> all trying to update our relationship status now. in front of 10,000 people. little awkward up here. i don't think anyone is going to speculate what we want to talk about, we are not going to on stage in front of a bunch of people. i will tell you that cox enterprises, if we believe in a space, we have consistently made acquisitions, did the right things for the business long term, we are very committed to it, and i agree with the concept there is scale and benefit for consumers if we fix some of the markets which we serve partial pieces of as industry. but it will take time. >> what's your perspective as someone not involved in the domestic marketplace? >> i am baffled by it all to be honest with you. and i am baffled by the chairman's remarks. i'll say it because he doesn't regulate my business. i found them very curious. on one hand he says that the cable industry through consolidation and scale, fostered innovation and programming, that's a closed network. yet there's presumption of guilt and punishment of success tha

>> for salafi like i am on match.com.ying to update our relationship status right now. info about 10,000 people. [applause] a little awkward up here. i don't think any of us can at least jim may but i don't think any of us will speculative am going to talk about with each other. we are not going to understate in front of a bunch of people. cox enterprises come if we believe in a space with consistently in our history made acquisitions, did the right things for the business long-term. we are very committed to tended to agree with the concept that the our scale and benefits for consumers if we get some of the markets which we fit partial pieces of but it will take time. >> what your perspective of someone who's not involved in the domestic market place? >> i'm baffled to be honest with you, and i'm baffled by the chairman should marks. i'll say it because he doesn't regulate my business. [applause] i'm very curious. on the one hand, he says that the cable industry through consolidation through scale, foster innovation progr

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i would say dump tom immediately, get on match.com whatever and find a guy. >> you have been on our show on the "blacklist." >> a big part of season three will involve a new blacklister who may or may not be paid by an anchor in my vicinity. >> you have an evil plot about weather controlling the environment? >> yes, yes, exactly a. sort of global warming. he's controlling it. he's the puppet master. it's a plim political kind of all about the. >> the weather master. >> the weather master. >> i like that. >> the weather master. >> that's right. >> good. >> it will be interesting, there are so many great actors harry lennix. this is the longest running job he's had continuously in his 30 year career. >> that's incredible. >> they had amazing guest stars. the finale of the "blacklist" coming up tonight 9:00/8:00 central. >> are you getting a cameo? >> i don't know. we'll see. i met the producer. >> i need something more. he didn't write it. >> crazy. we should start a hashtag campaign. al on "blacklist." start now, tweet. up next our first look at a 126-pound bouncing baby girl. yes, indeed