emily: at the same time analysts are saying marissa mayer's time is up.year alone we count 13 executives who have left which disrupt continuity. we believe the board must assess if the management team has support and if not a transition to new leadership could be in the best interest of the shareholders. on the other side i have heard people say she has not had enough time. do you think she has? quite she inherited a significant challenge. yahoo!'s best days were behind it. after all the people i know and technology i can't think of a person better suited for the job. you could replace her but you are going to get someone worse. emily: analyst say yahoo! should go private. i wonder how realistic that is. >> a good point that you could get rid of the current management team but who is going to take it on after them? analysts are saying when you have a spinoff and yahoo! gets separated from this stake then it will be a manageable target for private equity and they can go in and say we are going to change management away from the public eye. if it is not thi

marissa mayer is channeling for of a masculine energy, right? going right back to work.rg's saying i'm going to stay home for two weeks. i applaud him. it's his company. he's worth a ton of money. if he feels like it's in a good place, i applaud the man and you know what? he's got a lucky wife. dagen: he's only taken half of the leave that facebook offers. facebook offers four months. all these companies are competing with one another to offer the most generous benefits. netflix offers, i think, a year of paternal leave if you want to take it. harris: to you get free movies too? dagen: and by the way, he has sheryl sand egger work -- sheryl sandberg working there. facebook is near a record high in terms of its stock price, it's up 38%. it is going great guns. yahoo!'s stock price is down 35%. marissa mayer's not doing a good job running the company, so she has to make that personal decision not to be gone. kennedy: it's not a company she created. it's very different. harris: when i read criticism about marisa saying she's in a less of a position and somehow it's differen

and more trouble for marissa mayer. a shot fired, telling the company not to spin off its stake in alibaba. square surging in its first day of trading. pricing at just nine dollars a share. the company had been marketing shares at an 11-13 dollar range. prices would have given a valuation below the $6 billion that in its last private financing round. was it a day to celebrate or breathe a sigh of relief? here is jack dorsey with me. >> im excited. it is something that has been a long road. what will accelerate business and help us build the tools that serve customers in the right way. i'm excited to get back to work. they: i caught up with square cfo. she described the disparity in the valuation. >> ultimately i don't know if we can get into the disparity. we do what we can do best. try to focus a think about what square is here to do, got to build the company. a big impact. that is what we are going to stay focused on. today is one point on that road. emily: revenue is growing fast that it is going down. over the long

s struggle under the leadership of marissa mayer? us is our editor at .arge, cory johnson it seems like more bad news former us up. for marissa. a hard thing. management change means more managing change. no marthai both noma nelson. she is probably best known for creating in style, one of the great magazines of the last two decades. worked at people as well. when you start to chart some of these numbers. you see a significant change in this calendar year over the steady drumbeat of change over the prior year. pretty senior executive departures. who is senior? who isn't senior? emily: a couple were big hires for her. bob peck out there saying it might be time to consider new leadership at the top. david, you and i were talking about this last week and you were on the side of give marissa mayer more time. david: i am always on that side. i tried to be charitable. i like her. i think she did great work at google. to look athave yahoo! and their quote unquote strategy. it feels very reactive. as corey points out, if some of the key exec

>> i think the message is marissa mayer doesn't really know what she's doing. she's strategically lurched around for three years now. last year the idea was yahoo! was going to win over search on the apple iphone from google. we don't hear mention of that anymore. we hear about digital magazines, then we don't. we hear about new executives who get trumpeted and then get promoted and then suddenly they're gone and on the last earnings call, mayer is implying she had to fire them because they didn't have the passion and the requisite skills to take yahoo! to the next level. it's a comedy of errors. she was not qualified, now it's obvious, to ceo. at yahoo! or any other place. she should leave. >> how about that? i read your report. you sort of hear eric jackson's commenta commentary. if i was to suggest, okay, you think of two words hear, dysfunction, disarray. within yahoo!. is that fair? >> well, it's been the story of yahoo! for quite a while. she's not the first ceo -- she inherited a really difficult situation. i think what happens is around certain -- i gue

"so they're constantly trying to recreate that high," said mayer. the hawkeye state is one of 7 in the nation with restrictions on daily fantasy sports. as for nyoki at the bar... he's hopes to avoid crossing over the line between fun... and fouling out. fantasy football is a game of skill with some strategy. i think right now fan duel is a bit of a gamble whenever you play it however, sioux city senator rick bertrand...believes this is an issue that definitely got a lot of attention in des moines. "we pushed it through the house and it got through the state government committee in the house and it stalled on the floor and i think that's where we are at moving into this next session," said bertrand tim: in case you are wondering w sites like draft king and fan duel can operate in other states, it all comes down to a loophole in the federal law. jenna: the 2006 unlawful internet gambling enforcement act shutdown most online gambling. however, that same law also lists "fantasy or simulation sports" as a game of skill...not one of luck...which removes

marissa mayer is asking top deputies to make a three to five-year commitment signed in blood.not really. i will have the details next. ♪ cory: the battle for video views on social networks is heating up. the number of videos viewed on snapchat has tripled to -- get this -- 6 billion since may. that's according to "the financial times." facebook began testing a dedicated video page in an attempt to take on google's u2. -- youtube. sticking with facebook. mark zuckerberg attended the oscars for scientists. zuckerberg helped create this scientific award show with yuri milner in 2013. last night, the awards attracted an auto mix of academics, silicon valley luminaries, and hollywood stars. zuckerberg spoke with bloomberg news reporter sarah frier after the show about his views on science, philanthropy, and impending fatherhood. sarah joins us along with our billionaires reporter, tom metcalf. what did suck -- zuck have to say? sarah: he wants scientists to start being treated more like the celebrities of other industries. he's gotten quite a lot of attention for being ceo of faceb

are you over critical of mercer mayer?sa mayer is a target since she got in, she is going to have twins. and everyone is going out there. heavy felt like, being a woman, you get extra scrutiny? tory: of course i feel that fear of mercer would be the first to say that fear she is really smart and i really like her. i think women are looked at definitely and that needs to stop. do not think she would say it because she is always trying to pretend she is just facing ceo but she is getting tremendous criticism. they are saying if they spinoff yahoo! instead, they might pay less tax. hold on to the alibaba's shares and make the most sense for the company's investors. who would be a buyer for this? the last time i checked, the market valuation of yahoo! is pretty much accounted for, and they sell it for something. it is worth a fair amount. emily: that is why they are saying to sell your media business instead. they were saying aol ought to be the buyer at one point and now it will has been bought by brett -- by verizon. buyers.

a lot of executives marissa mayer brought into yahoo!leeing, david, to the point in august, she reached out to a lot of top brass, keep in mind, these are people she brought to help her with the turn around and she said, listen, you need to sign contracts. three years or more of commitment. the finance chief, ken goldman is the only name that we have. our colleagues at "wall street journal" confirming that he actually did sign a three-year plus contract. no one else that we know of has signed it. we have heard as well that she has hired mckinsey consultants. trying to figure out which parts of yahoo! could be sold off. and at the same time, david, she has starboard. you know the activist investors getting in there to start to kick the tires and start to give very public advice. so at the very least, she is under a lot of pressure. david: tough times. deirdre, thank you very much, see you at top of the hour for "risk & reward." right here, trump is still towering but "the donald" is facing new competition. the candidate who is hot on his

you have analysts saying it is time for marissa mayer to go.not really articulated what the strategy is. they have all this cash coming in from the alibaba spin. what will they do with it? marissa mayer says they will jettison some underperforming strategies. underperforming assets. that sounds like a good strategy. then what? they have not articulated what the strategy is. emily: do you see yahoo! going private? shira: it is getting to the point where they need to either sense strategy or think about plan b which is selling the company, breaking it apart. emily: it is all fine and good when you are on top, if history is any indication, companies do not stay on top for long. do you see an apple or facebook knocked off at the top spot? nobody can really come up with a viable scenario in which that happens. shira: that is right. it is not realistic. it is hard to see how those five big technology companies can get unseated. the nature of technology is shift happens without being able to predict them. you are already seeing companies like apple wh

[applause] willie howard mayers junior.pe to become of the greatest baseball players an all-time. two-time mvp. along the way he captured hearts. [applause] barbara a mikulski. for decades she has served the people of maryland. the longest-serving woman in congress and has been a tireless advocate. in the senate she wielded power to fight an example helped pave the way and her legacy will endure. itzhak perlman. [laughter] teacher, conductor, brought joy to millions and earned adoration from global audiences, born in israel he has devoted his life to sharing his love of music and has served as one of the most cherished cultural ambassadors as well as a tireless advocate for the disabled. his heart felt performances on stage will continue to enrich the human symphony. [applause] the honorable warrior the rockefeller. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] stephen sondheim. [applause] [laughter] [laughter] >> master of the american musical. each meticulously wrought many grappling with the dark urges committee at their f

marissa mayer is already struggling to turn around the internet giant.mily chang. boardf this is star saying your core business is worthless. emily: they estimate $2 billion baba one analyst said marissa mayer should be fired. others say give her some time. time, i talked to previous members of the yahoo! board who say they need more time and you guys have to be patient. if you look at the core business, there is a big question -- what is yahoo! minus alibaba? scarlet: they are trying to turn things around after treasury hinted -- emily: right, the irs has refused to give its blessing that it won't taxes. they don't think they well that if they spin it off and then tax it, that's billions of dollars that shareholders are on the hook for. alix: any word on other shareholders that agree with star board? emily: i think marissa mayer's is just on the other end of the firing range at this point. there are many people who were not happy. scarlet: one newly publicly traded company -- alix: it's a mixed bag. scarlet: square is enticing investors this afternoon.

john mayer joins us now. andy lynch is still with us.s, are dollar trades more than commodities trades for you? john: it is a lot about the dollar. every time the dollar moves up, the expectations move up, the commodity prices go down a bit more. china is not buying as much as it was. i think we have to wait a little while. it is not all over in china. there's still growth. there's still demand. jonathan: let's talk about demand. we mentioned china. world tradeabout volumes. andy, you talked about world trade volumes. we have this conversation about whether that income trait is talking -- is changing somewhat? what is the view? andy: my view is that it is a combination of both. some re-shoring into central and eastern europe, into mexico, which reduces the need for asia. i don't think that explains the sharp fall we've seen in trade volumes in the last six months. to me, that suggests something deeper going on and something ugly in the basement. jonathan: john, something deeper going on. when we talk about glencore, we will do that. on t

fafality in madison, the home of oscar mayer, wawa to be permanently and finally closed in a period of 12 to 24 months. this is involved 300 corporate officers and employees and staff, as well as seven hundred workers." more than 12- location... officials say the madison plant will be phased out by early 20-17. and tataet will so be closing, me of it's doors! 13 in fact... a target spokesperson says the company made the decision based on store locations that had decreased profits over several years. eligible workers will be allowed to transfer to other stores. the locations will close by january 31st of next year. jessica rae: it's never too early to start thinking about christmas, and one hot gift this year, drones. mary moloney has more "flying high in the air -- one of the predicted popular presents. drones. the consumer electronics association estimates momo than half a m mlion drones (700,000) will be sold this holiday season. but drones could pose a danger. the f-a-a says it gets about 100 reports a month from pilots who see drones flying near planes or airports. so far -- no

and marissa mayers has been trying to turn it around over the past three and a half years but has noteen able to do so. the report says mckenzie would tell yahoo's! management team, including mayer, which businesses to invest in, which to sell and which to shut down. investrs are worried -- i vesters are worried they -- investors are worried they are struggling to find their way. >>> gap is struggling. in october, sales fell by almost 5%. mainly led lower by the flagship chain and banana republic. they continue to struggle. old navy's sales were positive. but shares are down 5% on the news. >>> apple's shares are falling by 2%. it says its suppliers are seeing less demand for parts which could mean weaker iphone sales this holiday season. >>> markets took a bit of a tumble this morning. let's see how we're faring this morning on the big board. dow dropping over 30 points. nasdaq down by 30. s&p moving lower by 2 points. michelle and frank, back to you. >> thank you. >>> dozens of students turned out at stanford to talk about what they say is a growing problem of sexual assaults on cam

"sosohey're constantnt trying to recreate that high," id mayer. jessica rae:e: in case you are wondering how sites like draft king and fan duel can operate in other states, it all comes down to a loop-hole in the federal law. the 2006 unlawful internet gambling enforcement ac shutdown most online gambling. however, that same law also lists "fantasy or simulation sports" as a game of skill... not one of luck... which removes it from the category of gambling. jessica rae: high school football championships take center stage the rest o othis week, but last night, it was all about college basketball. here'shris with highlights from briar cliff $& chs palmquist--"good morning everybody. it's hard to believe but gpac basketball teams have been in action for just about three weeks now and last night, the conference schedule kicked off. the marquee matchup of the night was at the newman flanagan center where 9th ranked briar cliff hosted number 24 dakoko wesleyan. the chargers aring warmup shirts in honor of legendary coach ray nacke who passed away two m

and private equity. >> what happened to marissa mayer under either scenarios?ay longer in her job? >> one thing we pointed out last week, we wrote a memo to the board and said if the core deteriorates, there is a good chance marissa won't be here in a year. if she sells off the core, you can see the firm who buys it might want to run themselves or their own people. there is a good chance we have change here. >> sounds like almost under every scenario she is out. >> in starboard's view they said there needs to are change in the culture. we argue heat from investors is increasing on her. >> good to see you, the bob peck from suntrust. >> who came up with that? >> it's so creative. >> the trade is if you want anything, just buy alibaba. that's the trade. this yahoo was way too complicated to me. i don't know what they have. maybe somebody could buy it. as a trader, i'm staying completely away from yahoo. if i want that exposure, i'm going to the source alibaba. >> one of the most powerful members of the fed speaking moments ago. what it could mean for a potential

the company is closing seven factories the oscar mayer unit is moving to chicago. the layoffs are the first major impact for production workers since heinz acquired kraft this summer. >>> another major food company, can the feature is much more pleasant after a $25 million project, the air quality in and around minnesota headquarters smells much better, the result of a high temperature incinerator and a new fully contained rendering complex where meat by-products are broken down. but some neighbors admit they're going to miss the days when town smelled like spam. >> oh really? okay. >> yes. >> gets you in the mood. >> gets you in the mood. right. >>> ladies and gentlemen, if you're looking for another something to add to your holiday wish list, how about this giant nearly flawless blue diamond ring. >> yeah, sure. it's more than a dozen carats on sale next wednesday during a soth bri's sale in geneva, switzerland. the stone was discovered in a south african mine nearly two years ago. >> here's the unfortunate part. experts say the ring could fetch anywhere between

. >>> starboard urging marissa mayer to a band don plans for spinning off that alibaba stake.e watching cnbc first in business worldwide. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> we have breaking news on google. let's get back to dominic chu. >> google, alphabet's google unit is looking to beef up their cloud biz and they have just now hired the vm ware co-founder and ceo diane green, she is going to lead a new team that combines all of google's cloud business including google for work and google apps. together this new business will bring together product, engineering, marketing and sales and allow that company to operate in a much more integrated coordinated fashion. a very high profile hire, diane green the co-founder and ceo of vm ware leaves that position clear again overall the former ceo of vm ware co-founder of the vm ware to lead up google's new -- or rather

marissa mayer, brilliant woman, and they brought her in because she's significantly younger because theythought she could reinvigorate yahoo. i think they got the wrong ceo. if you flip these around, judge, you auto would still have hewlett-packard town this had much because ibm has been done this much. that sector in a decline. however, i disagree with josh as far as even though he said here in the phone book. they're a search engine as well as display whatever the heck -- the answers i got back is hp it is a more established business model. the stock pays a dividend versus yahoo in a core business with no plan. another person said -- let me finish. there's a perception that whitman is doing something and has a plan while yahoo seems like they don't know what to do. >> exactly. >> it's really important that we bring in the personal things that are happening here because meg whitman did not have the company spend $6 million to attend a gala at the metropolitan or whatever -- at lincoln center for the costume ball and harj it to the company because it might be good for yahoo fashion. meg

you've got a group that has declared war on you with liz mayer and wilson.the bottom line is clearly you now establish yourself as the guy to beat. now they're going to be spending the now they've declared pretty much war against you and the ads are coming. what is your answer to the battle that they have started? >> well, this is really a violation of the pledge, you know, the pledge was taken by me in all good faith and this is a little bit of a violation or a big part of a violation. as far as, you know, like a guy like kasich, he's so far down in the polls, he's embarrassed. he's the governor of ohio. i'm beating him in ohio soundly in the polls and i'm killing him -- i think he's down to two now. i think he'll probably have to get out of the race. this is just desperation for him. he probably doesn't want to do it but he's got no choice. karl rove is a loser. karl rove has been hitting me for years now. he still thinks mitt romney won the election. he spent hundreds of millions on elections and didn't win one of them. last time to get a couple of victor

. >> we had an event called the dialogue that we hosted in congestion with the conference of mayers and again, bringing in the good minds across it is nation this time to talk about how we can further reduce the greenhouse gas emission and both are acceptable and we are accepting it to sway the organizing cost and i am happy to answer your questions. >> thank you very much. >> seeing no questions, we will move on to public comment on this item. >> anybody wish to comment? >> seeing none, public is closed. >> supervisor tang. >> all right we have a lot of accept and expend here. and this is fine, and i would like to make a motion to move forward this resolution, and with the positive recommendation to the full board. >> okay. >> could you call item five? >> and resolution authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend the $500,000 gift, from the san francisco general hospital, and information technology from the chan and mark zuckerberg general hospital trauma center. >> okay, thank you. >> welcome back mr. wagner. >> thank you very much. greg wagner the department of p

emily: marissa mayer's acquisition strategy has been criticized and tumblr is the biggest acquisitionhe has made so far. critics said, tumblr was not making money or growing that fast. how do you respond? david: we were and are growing very fast. so if she wanted to buy a profitable company at the time of of acquisition, there were and are still plenty to choose from. she saw a real path forward and something she thought could be not just a big business, but a business with a lot of alignments with yahoo! and we are a year in, we are starting to prove that, and we are about to have a lot to brag about. emily: what is tumblr's ad strategy within yahoo!? what is the strategy for growing the business now you are within this bigger company? david: we have a novel ad platform. it's all about wide-open creative expression. it's trying to get the most creative parts of the ad industry, to give them a space, a digital space where they can tell those same stories. where they can inspire us to become customers of these brands. get us to drive the beamer or drink the coke. yahoo! is building mor

kayla mayer ... she's a playa! gets the tapper for the first points of the game.2) ensuing serve kaley was emotiti in this building tonight.3) later in the set it's 4-3 gehlen. mustangs setting up a nice attack. but katie peters says no trespassing! 5-3 jays. 4) later it's 8-4 jays. back comes george little rock. mariah terhark touch the sky! it's 8-5. 5) this was just back and forth. peters gets up on this one. it's 9-4 jays. 6) and then the mustangs do the same thing. that block goes out of bounds. point by mariah leemkil. this one goes all five.gehlen wins it 3-2. it's their 7th straight trip to state. 3 number one central lyon aking on bishop garrigan in hartley for a shot at a state berth.1. central lyon's mattie knobloch with the spike.. bishop garrigan tries to block it but it falls for a point. lions up three to two in the first set.2. later in the first.. the lion's carly snyder with the deep kill. set tied at four.3.3.entral lyon's faith henrichs with the kill in the corner.. central lyon up nine to five

ie, is there anyone around marissa mayer who can tell her no?out small issues like this or holiday party dress-up but major issues involving the country. jon, some people have said there's some disjointed and strange strategic decisions and even acquisitions because maybe people are not able to say no, marissa, not that time. >> i think it's true there have been some strange decisions, but unfair to take this photo shoot and make it into an issue. yes it's $70,000, it sounds like a lot of money but when you're talking about a holiday staff party budget for an internet company, this sort of thing is not completely out of line. also remember a year ago, alibaba was riding high. it looked like yahoo! had tons of money in the bank like home equity. so spending money on a holiday party not -- >> alibaba gave her a bit of breathing room but it's not going to in the future. >> a year later it doesn't look so fun to have all the executives dressed up -- >> and when you're laying off workers as they have had to do. i suppose that her character choice was

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coming up, marissa mayer under fire this week.t figure is going to asking, marie hoffman whether a pledge signing was the right thing to do. , the explicit expectation that yahoo! executives need to commit to sticking around a 3-5-year tour of duty to build a stronger relationship. and that was reported earlier this week, they have seen a number of departures, recently -- but, yes, revolving door at yahoo! , over 45% of work can be automated using current technology, and it's not the jobs that ♪ you might think. cory: icon there for one, welcome our new robot overlords. 45% of work activities could be automated using current technology. conventional wisdom says that low-wage, low skill jobs -- is 20% of the tasks that a ceo performance could be performed by machines. there are many low-wage occupations, landscapers, maintenance workers, only a small number of jobs can be automated. is a fascinating notion of what can be changed with current technology, with the current technology part is interesting. to a certainrising extent that

the company is also shifting meat production from its exisiting oscar mayer plant in downton davenport, to a planned location just miles away. away.about 12-hundred people work there.the plan is to keep at least 475 employees for the new plant.later today the iowa economic development authority will meet to coider granting the company millions in tax breaks.26-hundred workers at ththseven closing locations will lose their jobs. a follow up here in the corridor, corridor,changes are coming to the cedar rapids public library -- after voters on tuesday rejected a tax levy that would've provided funding for the library's operations. . library staff members say most likely -- both the downtown location and the ladd library across town will have to shut down one day a week.that's not sitting we'll with some people in the community. i haven't been this upset about a city happening in a long, long time, but i'm a lover of the library, and in this town love the library enough 06.59.22.03 they say libraries will also have to reduce some of the services they offer. staff says it'll most likely be

the company is also shifting meat production from its exisiting oscar mayer plant in downton davenport, to a planned location just miles away. away.around 12-hundred people work there.the plan is to retain at least 475 employees for the new plant.later today the iowa economic development authority will meet to consider granting the company millions in tax breaks. 26-hundred workers at the seven closing locations will lose their jobs. a follow up here in the corridor, corridor,changes are coming to the cedar rapids public library -- after voters rejected a tax levy on election night that would've provided funding for the library's operations. library staff members say most likely -- th the downwnwn location and the ladd library across town will have to shut down one day a week. that's not sitting we'll with some people in the community. i haven't been this upset about a city happening in a long, long time, but i'm a lover of the library, and apparently not enough people in this town love the library enough 06.59.22.03 th say libraries will also have to reduce some of the services they o

it's when jimmy carter said he had last in his heart and john mayer said jessica simpson was sexual napalmak news. stephanie: you do it in conjunction with unbelievable images. how are you going to do it without the images? scott: we will still have sexy women in our magazine, they will just have clothes on. stephanie: does this change the equation? is your customer change? scott: when we took nudity off playboy.com, we went from 47 years to 30 years. timesdience through four larger when we went from nude to non-nude. stephanie: you want to be edgy and have the best articles, how are you going to do it every single month? scott: we have phenomenal, award-winning content now and it's a bit of scared from the noise of the nudity. nudity has become almost a distraction from the high quality editorial we have. when we showed them, do you like this or do you like that, they say i would be more comfortable an airplane,on having it on my coffee table if it had this imagery versus that imagery. stephanie: if you want sexy and not sex, are you targeting women? scott: not women to be subscribers, bu

are losing patients and jumping shift despite promises by mayer that she can turn the company aroundime, called the meeting with senior executives asking to sign agreements to stick around three more months. why is that important? january she's doing to do the alibaba spin-off. they are saying dozens of executives have left. >> maria: was that a contract for three years? >> cheryl: three months. stick around for three months. >> maria: wow. >> dagen: the market has recognized this. the stock had lost more than a third of this value this year. you compare -- we were talking about mark zuckerberg taking leave, marissa mayer is not going to take as much time because the company is struggling and she's the leader. facebook at an all-time high. >> keith: stock has gone down in the summer time 46 and piked down to 26. alibaba is start to go recover, it's becoming more attractive. to me yahoo looks -- >> dagen: bounced -- >> keith: kind of mid-20's to 33 bucks. this thing was collapsing. >> maria: some people that were buying just for the alibaba spin-off. at the time that was where the val

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we'll talk pop cultutu and his road trip with john mayer. apparently mayor they're another kind of best friend. we'll talk about that. >>> plus pop culture on the auction block, some by michaha jackson, elvis, the beatles and other stars going on sale. see the guitar that could set a world record. that's ahead. >>> right now it's time to show you some of the headlines from around the globob "usa today" says five companies collected more than 70% of the they are amazon, google holding company alphabet, ebay, facebook and liberty interactive. big companies still getting stronger while small players fall behind. >>> "the telegraph" report on shoppers rushing h & m m to get the hands on the new balmain collection. they stormed in trying to get an idea from the highly desired collection. some reportedly lined up for days. few said they would sell their purchase for two to three times for what they paid. i hate it when people do that. >>> "the orlando sentinel" reports on how solar storms turned mars into a barren desert. solar winds are still str

we'll talk real housewives, politics and his road trip with john mayer.e enowned by michael jackson and other stars. see the guitar that could set a world record. >>> now time to show you some of the headlines around to the globe. usa today says that five companies collected most of the internet's revenue in the past 12 months. they are amazon, alphabet, ebay and face book. big companies are getting stronger while small companies fall behind. >>> tfashionistas lined up for days to get the highly coveted collection. they want the a item and then they're just going to take it and sell it. >>> the orlando sentinel reports on how solar storms turned mars into a barren desert. new nasa readings reveal solar winds are still stripping away the gas in the planet's atmosphere. solar stores were common billions of years ago. they could have gutted mars' atmosphere causing it to lose it's moisture. >>> andy can cohen got his start right here as an intern. he went on to be the mastermind behind the real housewives franchise. there's anderson, he's also a "new york ti

one of the celebrity friends i was actually surprised you had was john mayer. >> yes. >> you guys took's on tour with the grateful dead now. >> you like them? >> i do. major dead head. >> that surprised me too. >> you compared your friendship to another friendship involving someone sitting at this table. we have a video of that. >> of the parascope we did? >> our version of oprah and gayle, right? >> where we are both -- think -- who is oprah and who is gayle? >> that is a good question. >> i think in this situation i'm gayle. >> no, i thinkup oprah and i'm gayle. >> i'm happy to be your gayle. >> huh-uh. we did decide that i was the oprah and he was the gayle on that trip. >> how did you guys become buddies? >> how did we? through our friend ricky. i met him through our friend rick yip. you know ricky, anthony. yeah. >> i see him all the time. >> here is something. i just thought this game called plead the fifth? >> yes. my game on watch what happens live. significant game. are we going to play? >> have you ever had a guest on your show hit on you before or after the show? >> i have.

and mayer was late to acknowledge the issue that exploded over the past two years under the mayor's leadership. bill deblasio pledge $2.6 billion to combat homelessness earlier this week. the raids started spiking this year and are up 13% from two years ago. juliet: new information on last year's deadly building explosion in east harlem. the state report says con ed violated a dozen safety regulations in connection with an explosion. inspect a gas pipe leading to the park avenue building. were hurt, civil lawsuits should not be brought against it. and blames the city saying the crack in the joint was caused by acid or breach. ben: a lot more still to come. after 30 years, jonathan pollard is a free man today. find out where he will and will not. ben: and the brother of audrey plenty is performing. >> the one and only. >> meteorologist: let's talk about the weather, expecting drier weather to move into the tristate area. once it rises, 58 degrees, we are in the 50s through the afternoon, breezy at times, chilly in the shade a new contract weather by downloading our weather apps, myfoxny.com and

docking on a cape and then on to defiance il, il -- defiance, illinois, and took a ride on the oscar mayer wienermobile, and it is a wonderful organization to feed people all over the country. >> and he could not shave. >> you are not supposed to shave in november. >> why? >> for pink in october for breast cancer awareness? >> yeah. >> it is men's health awareness in november. >> i saw some guy with a beard today. >> how is your prostate by the way? >> well, it is going down. >> you have one, anyway. >> when thanksgiving comes around, to you and joy rush out of the house after that turkey and go shopping on black friday in. >> no. >> how do you feel about the stores opening and -- too many people going at once. i don't want to be a part of that. i want to be with what's her name, christy, yeah. >> she will come and clean the kitchen. >> the least she could do for christmas. >> if you want to shop, toys "r" us are going to be open 5:00 a.m., and macy's and -- children. your child to this, because the rage in this world is man buns. you have seen them like jared leito. brad pit and chris hem

. >> if he does retire it's in time to get his campaign for mayer in gear. what do you think of that? world series, i'll vote for him. >> reporter: mayor walsh touching on what he has to say. if he has to leave us, hopefully there's even more reason to root for a world series win. he's salaried at $11 million and could make up to $15 million depending on how many games he plays. we expect to win that announcement today. susie steimle, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much money david ortiz has had a big impact on and off the field. you heard mayor walsh talking about it. jon keller takes a closer look. >> reporter: good morning. david ortiz is reportedly poised to announce he will retire from baseball at the end of next season. after the five-year waiting period, his induction into the hall of fame should be a no- brainer. he is indisputably the greatest clutch hitter in red sox history and arguably one of the best designated hitters ever. only the tineny brains of hall of fame hitters that don't think a dh belongs there will keep him out of the hall. aft

this is sam mayer's family farm, where they grow olives to produce extra virgin olive oil near woodland, california. here you can see sam using a device to catch the crops. the catcher was actually dedegned by another cal l ly ag-engineeringngtudent named alex paris. > california drought, when we look at the drought monitor the drastic difference in the south with texas and louisiana. i know it's uncertain, mike, but could el nino this winter bring some major relief to california?> it's pososble. > how possible?> i think there's a good chance it whether it brings enough to start cutting down the drought. i think it will cut down slightly, but whether it takes it all away is probablblnot. that's my thought. for john, al and mike, i'm tyne morgan. thank you for watching u-s farm report. be sure to join us right here again next week, as we work to build on our tradition. have a great weekend, everyone. > used to call me on the cell phone. >> the donald hosted "saturday night live,"

as far as the same-sex marriage movement goes, it got a tremendous boost 11 years ago when as mayer ofan francisco newsom ordered the city clerk to perform same-sex marriages. the courts ordered him to stop, but hissers efforts put him in t of same sex leaders. earlier this year he declared that marijuana should be legalized and taxed, and promised to lead a ballot issue here on this topic in the 2016 election. majority supporting this idea, as we've seen in a recent public opinion poll. he's lining himself up with the right issues in social terms. >> the right issues and on the right side of the issues. do these efforts make him the candidate to beat in 2018? who else is out there? any names floating around for who will take the top job in california? >> that is what makes newsom's effort so clever, and well orchestrated. by getting in front of issues with broad support, newsom has found a way to make news now in spite of his relatively powerless elected office. it also means he's forcing other candidates like steve wesley and eric garcetti, the mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa, al