media general does not have a lot of cash or neither does meredith. you have seen media consolidation. it is a tough landscape right now for a lot of media. it makes sense from that perspective. there is a big promise for investors that they would cut costs. together, they could cut $80 of the combined cost operating budget of about $1.5 billion. just about every indicator is telling janet yellen that a september 17 move would do a little bit to distract trading. well below the historical average. contracts are pricing in a gradual increase of two point 4% a year now. an exceptionally slow pace of tightening, just 0.6% in the last 12 months. analysts have talked about when the first one comes. it will be about the pace. the fed wants stability in the markets. it does not want to see the taper tantrum redux. erik: paul, i know it is not your job for asked what that will do, but does it feel to you that the market is prepared for a 25 basis hike? paul: that is a key question going and not just for the u.s. but for international markets. it does seem ther

not well greeted by investors on the media general side although there was speculation that media general be in the sights of another acquirer. nexstar is another one. offering 1015 cash important media general is having a positive impact on those shares. needs to break up the current meredith deal which would require a shareholder vote and hoping to have the ceo of nexstar join me next hour. >> it sound like a modern digital tv company and i thought it made more sense than meredith. i thought time would merge with meredith but that did not happen. >> alcoa biggest s&p gainer. we'll talk to klaus klein field in a few moments. >> weaker open here in the u.s. as investors look ahead to a third quarter earnings season that's expected to show a decline in earnings. also on the heels of weakness in europe and mixed mixture. dow is off about 15 points from the lows of the session so far. this is what we're looking at. we're seeing a bid in dollar and bonds. commodities are weak in large part because of the stronger dollar. there's fed talk. bill dudley echoing comments from janet yellen saying

called company will be meredith media general.aded by the meredith chief executive steve lacey. macy's and best buy are in a deal to sell electronics. shops will open in 10 macy's locations. the space will be staffed by best buy employees and feature samsung products. the company will test the concept through the holiday shopping content. period. matt: microsoft is teaming up to boost in an attempt sales of the surface. microsoft has just a fraction of the tablet market, obviously. jovi's first ever performances in china have been shot down by chinese officials. shanghai set to play and beijing later this month, but now are not happening. because thently band used a backdrop image of the dalai lama at 82010 gig in taiwan. ask include maroon five and oasis who have also had their gigs in china canceled after showing support for the exiled tibetan spiritual leader. those are your top stories. matt: he even recorded a song in chinese, so the chinese people will be very depressed when they realize -- if they are told -- that he is no

up by are even happier for media general. it had been even higher today.his number is a 30% premium from friday. the combined company would reach about 40% of u.s. homes if the deal does go through. nexstar's goal is to try to break up a $2.4 billion deal between media general and magazine publisher meredith corporation. another consolidation i want to talk to you about is a done deal for natural gas and midstream assets. energy transfer partners is awaiting a bit to take over the $37.7ms company for billion. that is a premium of 4.6% from friday. investors are looking negatively on this. energy transfers is down by 4%. down by 8.3%.ny's if this goes through, it would sixfne of the tops biggest energy companies in the u.s. -- this is a split. positive on this. the company has decided to split itself into two publicly traded companies. one goes into the production side and one goes into the finished goods side. the mining side will keep the alcoa name. one of the possible reasons for this is falling aluminum prices. they may be trying to reduce their depend

the third largest broadcaster in the country, shares of meredith popped while media general tumbled. it's an example of what is in flux with the rise of streaming video pushing big brands to offer more options and traditional to retrump business. >> reporter: whether it's watching a disney movie or nfl game on the go or streaming videos for free on your phone, media giants are giving consumers more business than ever. disney is expanding its app to amazon and microsoft devices, expanding to android tv next week after launching itunes and voodo last year. encouraging viewers to buy a digital movie, anywhere on any device. >> things are shifting at a much more pronounced way and companies need to accelerate their innovation and create more scale and balance for themselves for the technology industry which has become a lot more powerful and innovative. >> reporter: verizon is innovating and launching a new ad supporting streaming app with episodes from comedy central, nfl network and food network. plus, clips from oxygen tv and vice, among others. >> verizon is looking to build a mobile

media general surged 22% to 13.64. nextstar fell more than 2% to 43.51. so it's no surprise then that the media landscape is changing, and it's changing very quickly. that was the big topic of discussion at ad week, a gathering of thousands of executives from agencies, brands, and traditional and digital media companies in new york. julia boorstin was there as a number of companies shared their strategies to stay ahead of the competition. >> reporter: facebook, google, yahoo! aol. they're all announcing new tools to make their ads more targeted and effective as they fight to steal ad dollars from the television giants. facebook now allowing marketers to buy ads using the language and metrics of tv advertising, nielsen ratings points. and aol is announcing a big push into live mobile video. not only distributing its own content and of that huffco and tech crunch to its nearly 2,000 partners but creating a platform for any content provider to create and distribute mobile video to about half a billion mobile users around the world. >> really an opportunity to

media general have to vote on the meredith deal.hareholder, standard general is locked in to say yes. it will be of the majority of the votes cast. i asked him, can you get the vote to go your way if it even comes to it? >> we feel that the media general board may have rebuffed our offer, but the shareholders have spoken loud and clear, first of all as to their opinion of the merger, but also have contacted us unsolicited to express their support should we move forward with an offer for the combined company. i think ultimately we'll let the shareholders discuss, but we feel good the shareholders will evaluate the best proposal and we think that's ours. >> we'll be keeping an eye on this deal as it moves away, and from talk from some media general/meredith. >>> let's check in with rick santelli in chicago. >> hi, david. i'll tell you what, we are volatile in terms of wild differentials from close to close to close, but the last session yesterday did drop us out of a range a bit. if you want to look at the short end of the curve, let'

media general to buy meredith. importantkee, this is .ith with an interesting set of magazines. old-lines in a business that has been struggling. .om: it gives me pause stan collender. michael: he is our budget guy. he says there is a two thirds chance we will see a government shutdown at the end of september. he is basing that on the rand deal. it will -- on the iran deal. it will take congress so long to debate that. they will not have any time to get the budget done. tom: something to touch on with richard haass in the next hour. let's look at retail. the excitement of september in new york city. the return to school, none too soon for parents. the long of a short of it is a thereter unclosed three clock -- unclosed." marvin schaub -- what a racket. the closets are bear. where did this come from? morty: the $68 billion spent this period -- and the period is wishy-washy because unlike holiday, it does not start on a specific day. when kidsnow, literally graduate the prior year, and a month into back to school because mobile devices and

media general and meredith combining to create meredith media general. a diversified media company. also a deal in the hospitality. black stone, no stranger to real estate deals. that division run by john gray. buying strategic hotel resorts for 14.25 a share. >> a few upgrades to watch which we'll talk about including aetna and yum and some others. but let's get the opening bell and the s&p at the bottom of your screen. today mens warehouse celebrating. at the nasdaq, new story, a nonprofit that builds crowd funded houses for families all around the world. men's warehouse reporting this week along with dave and busters, busters, tivo. >> it's going to be a good u.s. on the u.s. consumer. i think it's been a strong story and it's been hit on this prodder stock market correction. a lot of the big hitters have been hit, including kroger and health care. health care and biotech have been slammed on the high beta. some of the air coming out of those trades, that will be interesting to watch. some of the upgrades and downgrades, yum, clsa up grading yum, raising the price target to 107 f

european regulators approving ge's purchase of alstom's media business, media general buying the company and the combined company will have 84 television stations and yum brandsialyi rag to an outperform. optimistic about yum's china prospect despite fears of a slowdown in that economy. yum is up about 11% this year so far and is currently up 2.6% today. ty? >> investors getting ready for next week's big fed meeting and so are we. have policy-makers made up their mind on whether to raise rates? our senior economics reporter steve liesman here to shed light. looking at what they said. >> key statements, unprompted, you hit the nail on the head, tyler and the issue is not only what's been said but what's not been said and we'll show you what's not been said. let me start off with a couple of comments from some presidents. these are all voters. john williams over here with the "wall street journal" saying i do worry on both sides of the ledger. we don't want to wait too long. we don't want to wait to undermine -- we don't want to undermine the recovery so he talks about china and talks abou

the media in general from fox to al jazeera to the chinese -- everybody at least is now talking about it, where you know a year ago, it did not even make the news, you know? so it is good to hear people talking about it. like i said, we can all agree that particles in the air is not good for anybody, so, you know, whether it is warming or cooling or what is going on, clean air is good for everybody. host: thanks for the call from arkansas. an article in the "washington post" this morning -- environmental and cyclical can transform the discourse on ecological crises. can you talk about the pope and the debate on capitol hill? guest: yes, but to turn briefly it iso william's point, related to what is happening in china because china has been suffering under tremendous air pollution problems. leaving global warming aside for a moment, the problems are sort of standard -- particulate matter, haze, and other things that are very acute. that is one of the things forcing somewhat of a political transition in china toward cleaner sources of energy and getting a handle on very large emission s

the new company will be called meredith media general. the distinction is the amount of debt. pimm: they will have to borrow some money. scarlet: the plan to start their parago nexteover of week. trying to persuade shareholders to accept it. verizon will unveil a free ad supported mobile streaming video service aimed at 18-34-year-olds. horizons has 70% of the age group watches video on mobile first -- verizon says. it is a dubious distinction for harvard university's endowment. the managers are the highest paid by the endowment has the worst performance of any ivy league school in 2013. scarlet: we will be speaking with the ceo of a mobile startup called invoice to go. china's economy struggling to regain momentum. of the, the president council on foreign relations and spoke on the issues that china faces as its prepares for a visit to washington. >> china is going through structural problems that far transcend everything you just talked about. i don't care up the government intervenes on currency in the markets. that is technical. china faces enormous problems. he comes to w

next are is making unsolicited bids for media general. values media general at $14.50 a share.is a 30% premium to the last close. they're trying to torpedo the 2.4 billion dollars acquisition of tv stations owner and meredith corporation. they call the deal ill-conceived and value destructive. residential real estate hitting a speed bump last year and home they fell in august for just the second time this year. inventory is low, which is leading to higher prices and that is growing demand. donald trump as falling back toward the pack in the presidential race. ws ben carsonsho is just 1% behind trumo. p. carly fiorina is the fastest candidate in either priority. >> it is not about pro-life or pro-choice, it is not about birth control, it is not about abortion. it is about the character of our nation. hillary still leaves bernie sanders, but it is a margin of 50%. a coffee grower could get you a new tree if you purchase a starbucks branch. they are raising awareness of the rust fungus that is damaging global coffee crops. coming up in the next 30 minutes of bloomberg market day,

media general for long period of time.es is merging into the james river in richmond. it's another consolidation in the broadcasting area. the guys that have created media general bought lynn broadcasting. now they're merging and steve lacy is going to be the ceo. this is a terrific deal for everyone. in addition to that, the next step is going to be they're going to sell off the publishing business. i'm not announcing it. >> you're predicting it. >> yes. clearly. >> the only point i make is when you buy a share of the business, you're buying your share of earning power. you see a transaction like this as a premium part of the market. in financial assets, what are you going to do with your money? you can stay in a fox hole and be scared because of what happened in 2008. keep it in cash. m you can put it in u.s. government bonds. that makes no sense to me because they're going to go up. you can buy your favorite common stock where you can get terrific opportunities today. >> before i forget, meredith -- wasn't meredith in t

a media general of greed to buy the company.il reversed an earlier rally which was field by the chinese optimism, but that faded and exchange funds are showing investing fleeing the volatility. the vix on one of the etf's was better than 50%. treasuries fell as demands fade. assets diminished after the global stockmarket rally. a lot of companies are resuming that fails as we look ahead of the fed reserves. this is important. the next two weeks could be very important for the u.s. market. we have the fed division on whether to raise interest rates in december and financial guidance coming our way from a lot of us u.s. companies. get ready for that. back to you. angie: all right. thank you so much for that, su keenan. let's check other headlines right now. former citigroup ceo is back in the news for his investment in a startup called cx. it is declaring its aim to expose the hidden fees financial institutions charge including life insurance, counting and credit cards. he was ousted three years ago and the bank was punished for s

media general popping by 22%.een media general and meredith. star owns about 130 tv stations. another consolidation to talk about. this one is a done deal. natural gas and midstream assets. i.e. control of pipelines. energy transfer will take over williams company. by 0.6%.ansfer is down this deal is a premium of 4.6% from friday's closing price. the combined company would become one of the top six biggest u.s. energy companies. they had a combined market value of more than $60 billion. one final stock a want to show you is alcoa. this is a split. it will split itself into two publicly traded companies. investors seem to be up for that. the stock is up by nearly 6% in the premarket. the mining side will retain the name alcoa. one of the possible reasons for this is due to falling aluminum prices. there is competition from china. alcoa does get a large share from sales to the airline industry. merely a 50% drop there. not doing solid profit. >> commodities continues to be the story. the instability, the tamil in ch

next star broadcasting is bidding 15 per share from media general, for $1.5 billion. media one positive in a sea of red. mark: a look at some company news. coming up on the market today, apple is boasting about its latest broken record. the company said it sold 13 million of its newest models over the weekend. mark: i am mark crumpton here with betty liu. betty: the world's largest company sold 13 million iphones in a debut weekend. mark: china, customers they're flocking to stores to get their hands on the latest handsets. the models featured 3-d touch. joining us now from san francisco, adam, where we expect numbers this huge? adam: these numbers largely signal earlier this month it would be a 10 million opening weekend. apple did not have the device on sale in the opening weekend last year. analysts estimate apple gave to 3 millionr 2.5 new customers. betty: the idea of how popular this model is going to be, isn't that going to come until after the holiday sales? adam: this is something a lot of investors and analysts track from year-to-year. january is going to be

on the other hand we have nex star making a bid for media general.ers on wall street today. the dow off 252. >> thank you very much. mary thompson. bertha, what's new? what's been happening at the nasdaq since we last spoke? >> very few winners. only a handful of large cap stocks. fewer than about a half hour and i looked right now. it's just intel, discovery are trading to the upside. intel, the chip giant is one of 25 nasdaq 100 stocks that are positive for the month. nasdaq large caps are relative outperforms. if you bring in the chart to look at it's the small cap russell 2000. it has been crushed today and crushed this quarter. down for the first quarter since the september quarter of last year when it finished at about 1100 or so. it's falling below that today. december and march quarters last year saw the index bounce back to record highs. but that was when biotechs were still on an uptrend and the sector's break down into bear market territory this month is dragging down the rest of the health care sector, small caps, large caps. it's a very

media general surging after broadcaster next star offered to buy the local tv station owner for $14.50 a share. next star's previous offer was rejected last month, media general agreed to sell to competitor meredith processing, the next star deal would create the second largest tv operator in the united states. >>> alcoa is bucking today's downward trend, the aluminum maker planning to split itself into two bubble clee traded companies next year, one of them will keep the alcoa name and continue its legacy commodity business, the other company will include it's tranls portion and construction business, what alcoa calls its value-added basis and ceo clause kline felled will run that new entity. >> if you've been to starbucks, wendy's or pan ra recently you have used products made by international paper which is why the company is often seen as a consumer and economic indicator. >> let's send it out to kelly evans who is got an exclusive interview with ceo mark sutton there at that ip factory. kelly, it's all yours. >> thank you very much. mark, welcome and thank you for having us here.

they own 4.5% of media general. the new shares of meredith corporation down just -- it was down a fraction of a percent, now slightly higher. >> i'll pick it up from there. thank you. wall street buzzing now about carl icahn's new video. he's in a video business now. he warns investors of more pain to come. he's laying out five things he is most concerned about, scott. we spoke to carl icahn. he has more tails. >> there is a lot of buzz about what mr. carl icahn says. stock buy backs and low interest rates causing bubbles in several asset classes. all drying the ire of carl icahn in the video called "danger ahead." >> low rates by definition is building bubbles. building rubble bubbles, building bubbles even in the odd market. because the fed balance sheet has mushroomed from less than a trillion dollars to over 4.5 trillion. that is a huge, almost unbelievable and all that money crowds out the little guy, the middle class investor. he has nowhere to go with the money but into the market or even more concerning, hig

. >> i'm fascinated by the quick advancement of social media, generally. facebook started one year ago, in the blink of an eye, and now we have snapped chat, periscope, the way that the newer generations are using these social media platforms to .onnect is a fascinating thing it is so hard to keep track of. >> at cdt we are interested in technology and your daily life. i will pick not only technology, but a device. as a single working mother, my hands are literally and figuratively fold. i wanted to set a timer for what i was cooking. i thought i needed my amazon echo. who has one? thank you. in my completely unbiased opinion, i have a little bit of bias having worked on the product when i was there. it is the kernel of your star trek computer for your health. if anyone is a big star trek fan, as i am, my vision for technology is a pot is -- positive one. we will move towards integration and tolerance, fueled and supported by technology that supports democratic values, but on a more literal level, i love this device. it has a great home manager. it talks t

the one trump is quite masterful at which is getting media attention and generating grassroot excitementyour party. the other i think he's coming in terms with the fact that he needs to win as well. getting on state ballots, winning super delegates and appearing to your party's grass tops. so by things like this, that's what he's trying to accomplish. >> now, he's financing his own campaign, the first and the second and third one to tell us all the time, he goes on and on about it but he talks about that -- i guess whatever it was, the news conference, well, it. so once again donald trump and we'll talk about it. here it is on donations. >> those people that are putting up the millions of dollars have total control. i will tell you this. no one is putting up millions of dollars for me. i'm putting up my own money. in fact, i feel a little foolish. people are offering me millions and millions of dollars. you know when you're in first place, you can collect so much money and i keep turning them down. >> it's just -- >> what will he do, rich, though, when he really does need -- or maybe he

the media campaign fuss generated, the government was not prepared or organised. ile the media continues the refugee narrative. nothing was done to handle the wave of refugees >>> for reporters from the outside, the story turned into a crash course on prime minister viktor orban's approach to the media. within a year of taking office for the second time in 2010, his government passed a law to grant the authorities thu powers to impose fines for vague journalistic infractions, it led toe demonstrations. as to the proposal last year, to put a tax on the internet, shelved after hungarians protested that it would limit freedom of expression. that's the latest, limits on access to refugees and a directive from the hungarian media authority to go to television, not show images of refugee children. when arrived the media authority denied issuing a directive, but went on to say: appear >> translation: this is hypocritical. in reality what they want is to avoid portraying the refugees as human being. it's easier to cal vannize sentiment against a people. >> migrants, syrian

. >> i'm fascinated by the quick advancement of social media, generally. facebook started one year ago, in the blink of an eye, and now we have snapped chat, periscope, the way that the newer generations are using these social media platforms to connect is a fascinating thing. it is so hard to keep track of. >> at cdt we are interested in technology and your daily life. i will pick not only technology, but a device. as a single working mother, my hands are literally and figuratively fold. i wanted to set a timer for what i was cooking. i thought i needed my amazon echo. who has one? thank you. in my completely unbiased opinion, i have a little bit of bias having worked on the product when i was there. it is the kernel of your star trek computer for your health. if anyone is a big star trek fan, as i am, my vision for technology is a pot is -- positive one. we will move towards integration and tolerance, fueled and supported by technology that supports democratic values, but on a more literal level, i love this device. it has a great home manager. it talks

now we have snapchat and periscope and way newer generations using social media platforms to connect, i this it is fascinating thing. happening so quickly at lightning speed, hard to keep track of. >> nuala. >> at cdt we're interested in new technology and single mother of three young children my hands are literally full. i was in the kitchen, to set a timer what i was cooking. i had goop all over my hands, i need my amazon echo. who has amazon echo. thank you very much. in my completely you know biased opinion as i said about cdt. i have a little biased working on the product while i was there. it is kernel of your "star trek" computer for your house. if anyone is big "star trek" fan as i am, that is our vision. my vision for technology is positive one. that we will move towards a world of equality and integration and tolerance. fueled and supported by technology that supports democratic values but on a more literal level i love this device. it has a great home manager. it can tell me anything. it talks to me. at least someone at home will listen to me now. never happened before, rig

as far as general media in the u.k. the left-leaning "observer says corinne hails his new mandate. "the observer" is largely support mfibut warns principle is nothing without power at the end. the sundayle "telegraph" says death of labour. corbin leads by a land slide. top watson, his deputy as unions take control of the party. we'll hear more of that. now moving to the real right wing. press, the sunday times. corban starts the labour civil war, is the front page of the sunday times. picture jeremy corbyn there. the mail on sunday, very conservative right wing leading paper. red and bury. red being the colour of the socialist flag that jeremy corbyn would ally under. . >> nigeria's president has been accused of marginalizing people. he has made dozens of appointments. the majority have been chosen from his own region in the north. we have this report. prompting calls for a fairer representation representation. >> reporter: this is a meeting of activists from ebos. they represent it. they are angry that the president has not given anyone from the region any of over 30 new governmen

media general to buy meredith, 2.5 billion dollars. you could interpret a lot of these moves as pouncing on a cheaper market, and not necessarily a good sign. what do you say? >> i think it will continue because these stocks are now cheap relative to what the companies borrow money. and most companies with current interest rates could buy the stock up and pay off the interest rates. most companies can buy other companies and finance it with the earnings low. that is the support in the market whether it's mergers, buyouts or investors looking to earn 2-3% dividends where they cannot get that safely in the bond market. neil: scott, would you invest as an aggregate in the dow or the s&p at these levels right now? >> i would, and neil, we have been, we're still long. granted our time horizon is about a year plus with regards to where we're buying in here. if you've got money that's relatively short term under the year or so period, i'd be careful here. the problem is there is nowhere to get a safe yield either. if you owned bonds as a safe

and i have a problem with youtube and social media in general is that it's giving the people idea thatan be a comedian. lisa: yeah. >> and that's not true. good comedy is hard, hard work and should be left to the professionals i think. and the average citizen who decides they have a youtube channel and they're going to be a blogger, and it's going to be funny. lisa: yeah. >> yeah, i'm with andy on this one. lisa: she knows what she's doing. >> yeah. lisa: and, you know, she thinks, she knows it's going to be picked up. >> uh-huh. >> i'm just glad cecil is not around to see this. lisa: because that would be awful. finally someone sensitive. >> are you sizeist, will? >> yeah. this country does not have a shame deficit. we can also use a little bit more shame; right? the reality television culture that we have, donald trump is a front runner for the presidency. we all need to feel a little bit worse about ourself i think if this republic is going to continue. >> you're right about that. >> yeah. merits of the video aside, i'm glad that somebody is trying to make other people feel bad. lis

generally. this is the kind of media concentration that you get at bottoms, not at tops. i find it interesting that gold has not made a new bottom. it's held above its bottom now for almost a month and a half and i find interesting that crude oil is well above its bottom of almost eight weeks ago. i find it interesting that the grains are making their bottoms, wheat starting to turn around for the bert, and yet everybody everywhere is overwhelmingly bearish for the commodity markets so i think the time for being short north commodity market is long past i'm not sure that one has to rush out and become overtly bullish of the glencores of the world, but i think the time for being bearish, the time for being detrimental to these stocks is well behind us so nothing is -- crude is not making new lows and gold is not making new lows and wheat is not making new lows and everybody everywhere is bearish. the only thing missing, not seen "time can the "or "newsweek" coming out with a front page article saying death commodities. if the that happened, the bell would be ringing. >> gl

media general buying meredith corporation, a cash and stock deal valued bat $2.4 billion. combined company will reach roughly 30% of u.s. television households. meredith's magazine stable includes "martha stewart living" and "better homes and gardens." i'm told in that press release, nowhere was the word "magazine" used, interestingly. blackstone is buying real estate investment trust strategic hotels and resorts for $14.25 a share. chicago-based strategic hotels specializes in high-end properties. that deal is valued at about $6 billion and that includes debt. >>> apple and amazon reportedly planning to unveil devices. apple unveiling a pro with 12.9 inch display. amazon doing a new fire tabt with only a 6 inch screen and going to cost $50. >> how do they do? one product category, two different strategies. gentlemen, good to see you both. first of all, let's start with the amazon story there. that's yours, michael. $50, what am i getting for $50 with this tablet here? >> you're getting the ability to read books, clearly, watch movies on occasion, and a handful of apps. th

media general currently has a deal in place to buy tv station operator meredith corporation.ded to buy from hold at credit suisse. reports say talks between vodafone and liberty global has broken down because the two sides couldn't agree on asset values. >>> coming up, beauty products and smart business practices. the ceo of red flower talks sustainability in the business community with special guest sir richard branson and more on house speaker's john boehner sudden departure. what it means for conservatives and the next house leader. does it mean more uncertainty in washington, d.c.? we'll discuss that at the top of the hour. stick around. >>> welcome back, everybody. as we wrap up this special 2020 conversations with sir richard branson one of his biggest missions is promoting a business world that's sustainable. joining us with more, the founder of the beauty brand red flower. sir richard branson still with us as well. thank you very much for joining us. welcome. >> thank you. thank you so much. happy birthday. >> why don't we talk a little bit how you came up with the id

. >> the video was made by age 39 a member of generation x who works at bedrock media. >> i don't think this general operation as the most self deprecating generation. >> he estimates three quarters of his audience are millennials. iep if the truth sometimes hurts. >> that is a big, in my opinion, issue in our generation. >> we don't particularly respond to criticism and want praise. >> she created the blog to share advice and network trying to enter the workforce. although she spreads her gospel online now receives. >> you want to you in double, triple digit likes in the next hour or two. it fees like, i failed. it's the instant gratification cycle that is a problem in the workforce as well. >> she points ointment the craving for positive feedback can get positive results. >> if you want to be entrepreneur or creator if you want to start something you have to have to a degree delusional,. >> just consider these success stories. facebook founder, and billionaires. >> the stereotypes we hear are that they are over competent that they don't respect authority. >> what generation doesn't ha

but social media a general feeling. "new york times" does a piece on this, telegenic stars. next thing you know we see something cultural. just as people have stopped smoking, have stopped leaving dog remains on the street. i think that that could happen. >> john mcwhorter be always a pleasure. >> thank you, chris. >>> coming up, shell abandons its multibillion-dollar effort to drill in the arctic in part because of these kayaktivists. i'll explain ahead. >>> an absolutely huge week if you're a person who likes living on earth and cares about what happens to it. pope francis, you may have heard, visited the u.s. last week, urged immediate action on climate change in a number of speeches including powerful remarks he gave to a joint meeting of congress. hillary clinton, democratic presidential front-runner, came out against the keystone xl pipeline. and china, the biggest polluter on the planet, announced it will adapt a cap and trade program to limit carbon emissions. today another stunning headline. shell announces it will stop its massively controversial bid to drill in th

therefore, there might be more space for those who are already feeling more emboldened by new media and issues, but general disgruntlement. >> we have run out of time, but thank you very much for that. >>> now the palestinian flag will fly at the u.n. headquarters in new york after the general assembly approved a resolution on the matter. the flag has to be raised within 20 days which is in time for a visit later this month. >> the general assembly, the representatives of the nations of the world, had before them a vote about internal u.n. practice. >> we shall now proceed to consider draft resolution. >> but it was a highly charged and symbolic one. should the u.n. fly outside its headquarters the flags of observer states like palestine. before the vote, the u.s. ambassador told her colleagues they should say no. >> raising the flag is not an alternative to negotiations and will not bring the parties closer to peace. >> she did not stop her resounding victory for the palestinians, 119 countries in favor, 45 abstentions including many eu nations and 8 countries voting no. moments after the vote, condemnati

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media is. it is brilliant. a lot of the stuff that he does is purely to generate ad time.f he comes after you like he has jeb, rubio -- neil: where did this start? i think he goes after people who are a threat. he has kind of laid off carly furey know lately. if you watch -- neil: the same thing. you could suffer the same thing. >> they are afraid to go after him right now. >> anthony. [laughter] they would not deny it. the fact of the matter is it could be a counter indicator. neil: are the bush people hoping that this whole outside the box fixation with nontraditional states just emerge? >> i think two things here. anthony, i love him. he is an established republican. i think the established republicans are now moving more and more to the jeb camp as opposed to the rubio campaign they are hoping he burned himself out. before he goes after him in a negative at. it is so expensive to go after him. jeb raised $120 million in that super pack. that is a lot of money. he needs to raise a lot more. do a tweet. to do some other things on social media. neil: it is amazing. it is

media. >> is she trying to generate a conversation? is she trying to get people to throw hate at her?it an artistic piece? >> i want people to think i'm artistic. i'm none of those things. >> she is intentionally trying to make herself, quote unquote, unattractive based on what she thinks guys like. >> that's a kind of why i'm with you. she's got the hairy belly with a belly ring, with jewelry. she's doing the pretty jewelry with the happy trail. >> she's getting very mixed reviews. some people are all for it. some people don't buy it. as long as she's happy and as long as she's content, awesome. >> thanks for spending part of your day with us again. see you next time on "right this minute." [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: rich homie quan just posted this shocking video of himse himself. it looks like he's smoking a blunt with his 2-year-old kid in his lap. charles: not two. >> 1-year-old. charles: not two. harvey: it is troubling and. charles: he doesn't think

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we've seen that in the shift to social media generally.twitter obviously is a much bigger deal for people like me, journalists. we're tracking breaking news. it has become the default way for a lot of people to get, by the minute news. and that -- stuart: instagram, which is so much more vision all and twitter which is so much more word oriented, seems like instagram is very much in tune with the times because that's where we are going. whereas twitter i think, dare i say old-fashioned but i think it is. >> it is. you know, gets right to the point. i think people really like ingauging imagery and instagram has done a good job. brought out incorporated clips of video which adds another element to the attractiveness for them. they have the hyper apps app that does slow motion videos that is pretty cool and let you collages with the layout app. twitter has not been nipple bell and don't have new product offerings that keep people interested. everybody wants something new and intragram has done a great job on this. stuart: we hear about the ap

called in so the office could hope tomorrow. 311 staff used email and social media to provide services. >>> attorney general, kathleen kane is back in the headlines, montgomery county detectives issued a new search warrant in harrisburg, they have not said what they are looking for, kane is charged with perjury and obstruction. >>> a 42-year-old philadelphia woman is accused of killing her husband, philadelphia police found a 46-year-old man stabbed to death this morning at a home on the 1900 block in frankford. the man's wife was taken into custody a short time later and detectives who searched the area are now working to figure out the motive. a septa bus ended up on a front lawn today after it collided with a private ambulance, it happened at 5:00, it stopped just short of hitting a house, the driver and one passenger was hurt along with two people from the ambulance. >> this is newly release surveillance video of two bandits wanted for nine burglaries, police say they broke into businesses in west and north philadelphia, they got away with more than 5,0$5,000 i the past two months and in one case they s

the day that sepp blatter, he was interrogated by swiss officers of the attorney general, data seized, media outside were waiting for a press conference that never happened, accused of criminal mismanagement, again the name former vice president jack warren involved. in september 2005 mr. joseph blatter signed a contract with the caribbean football union, unfavorable to fifa. blatter accused of abusing his position with that contract and one he signed in 2011 for work on a decade earlier, that payment to michel platini. widely thought to succeed blatter. platini was questioned at fifa hq and is now embloir embroileda real mess. he is cooperating and we're confident when swiss authorities have a chance to review documents and the evidence they'll see no mismanagement occurred. ironically couple foifs had, fir more transparency. >> if he's referred to the fifa ethics committee he will have to be suspended and because he's due to stand down they've in february, i think this really is the end for blatter. >> long before the fbi's dramatic action, this geopolitically sensitive work continues and

governor walker taking a shot at the media in general saying that he thinks the media in the tank forou see on the screen. play this. >> i think boeing in we knew the narrative no matter what was going to happen was that they were going to say carly had a big night no matter what. obviously they said that. i think the, the other impression was, feedback i got from folks, not just the press but from across the country i talked to frustration there wasn't more talk. i mentioned that broke in one point, what is wrong with this campaign? we're not talking about issues. martha: bring in chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday." good morning. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. martha: what do you think about his comments? the agenda driven debate he calls it and believes the media are in the tank for carly fiorina and would have liked her no matter what happened on stage? >> i got to say that comes off to me as sour grapes. he has legitimate complaint he only got three questions. donald trump got 19. i just very briefly when i tell you we headed fox news debate we would do vari