. >> pansy has a 27% stake in mgm china, which owns the mgm grand macau property. casino made $3.3 billion in revenue last year. >> you have this partnership with mgm. how is that relationship going? >> it is going very well. this is the moment when we are resting on our laurels, and we have done fantastically well, especially last year. we are now snug in the position where we have formed a strong professional team, which really oversees the daily operations. we have the time and space to consider long-term perspective strategies for the future. >> of a 30 million visitors who come to macau to roll the dice each year, more than 60% of visitors are from mainland china. hong kong is a one-hour ferry ride. >> what has been surprising is the swiftness with which chinese consumers are changing. in many ways, they are not the type of stereotype that we would have thought about the chinese consumer market, their patterns and behavior. this is a very fluid group of people. they are full of curiosity. their requirements continue to change over time. we can already see that

mgm has already invested $40 million, preparing for an 850,000-square-foot mixed use development which will go here. >> three years ago, a tornado ripped through this neighborhood and the mayor was afraid it was the final death knell for springfield. >> just as it was time to turn out the lights on the resiliency of the people of springfield, the exact opposite happened. we rows up and mgm put us on the map. >> it will take a little bite out of connecticut and rhode island, and that's by design. but there's a local population who wants their own resort, wants their own facility. >> steve wynn thinks he can turn an industrial neighborhood outside boston into a world class organization. >> how much is it going to cost you? a bi >> a billion six. >> wow. nothing is cheap these days. >> steve wynn is a brilliant, brilliant guy, and i admire all he's able to do in the gaming industry. >> across the state line in connecticut, robby butler is chairman at the fox casino. a quarter of his business comes from massachusetts and he's hoping the database on locals help fight off the big boys from v

. >> asÍ es, empiezan las sorpresas, me encuentro en el casino del mgm e iban saliendo a desayunar larolladora banda el limÓn. >> sÍ y luego a correr. >> contentos de estar en el grammy. >> van a cantar? >> claro que sÍ.

me encuentro en el lobby del mgm grand. mark tatcher se ha perdido.otro lado del casino. orlando. >> asÍ es. me encuentro en la entrada. muy buen acompaÑado. estamos a solamente un dÍa de los premios latin grammys. me encontrÉ a aymé estÁn nominados a mejor Álbum salsa. >> sÍ. >> tienes un look a celia cruz. espero que te lo ganes. >> eso espero yo tambiÉn. >> gracias! y alan? >> lo que pasa en las vegas se queda en las vegas. >> primero comenzar bien informados con las noticias. >> Ésta maÑana se aclararÍa el misterio de la desapariciÓn de miss honduras mundo 2014, medios de prensa de honduras aseguran que habrÍa sido asesinada por un balazo en la espalda, novio de su hermana como principal sospechoso, testigos dicen que fue Él quien le disparÓ. cuando ella le dijo que se irÍa a casa con otra persona, la llevaron al hospital pero la joven habrÍa muerto casi de inmediato, tendremos mÁs del caso. la casa blanca estÁ en venta, angÉlica rivera dice que tomÓ esa decisiÓn porque no quiere que sea un pretexto para atacar a su familia, dice que la propiedad

mgm has announced they will bring on a new production of "ben-hur." so we may all get to see this whole story played out again and people will say, who wrote that book, who was lew wallace, what else did you do, and you will be able to tell them what he was. i see no other hands. so i guess i will thank you all. wait, do we have time? ok, one more question. >> the humanity films forum broadcast the andersonville trial. the two commenters were cannot -- kenneth stamp and your teacher, david donald. stamp said he should not have been hung, david thought he should have. thought you might be interested. >> that is fantastic. no, i wish i knew the argument as to why he should not have been hung. you can actually youtube and see -- it's very poor quality, but the 1970 tv pruc

david is part of our family, he works for mgm, the guys that sell our show. he knows this show well and we love him. to tell us about how he is doing, we have him and his wife via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. >> how are you? >> this music session, how did it make you feel this second time? >> not exactly the way i want to be on tv in this gown and boxer briefs. we love music. my wife said what is my happy place? she came in with my bass. one time came in without anybody saying anything. it made me happy. i'm blessed with the people i work with and friends i have that support me. thank you for supporting me. i appreciate it. you guys are awesome. it's a pleasure being part of the show. >> this is a battle for both of you because you are a family unit now. what was it like for you being in the room helping to lift his mood a little bit. >> that was the plan the whole time. even when he got his line in. which arm? >> i said this arm so i can play bass. >> we love and wish you the absolute best. and a speedy recovery. >> if we can inspire one per

w cnn resort down, las vegas sands 4% lower, mgm off 3%. >>> another recall from ford. a total of 200,000 vehicles are being recalled, steering mechanism, gas leaks and stalling. the largest recall affects 135,000 brand-new f-150 pickups with heat weight sensors, and finally, if you have been on a plane lately, you know the fees for extra leg room and to check a bag, is getting higher. a few study shows just how much carriers rake in from all those fees. airlines are expected to collect nearly $50 billion world wide from ancillary pieces, that's up 17% from last year and they average about 15 bucks a person on every single flight. we asked travelers about how they feel being charged extra to fly. >> an extra suitcase is so much money today. >> some of the fees may be ab issuetant. >> it increases all the aggravation of travel. >> i'm paying for my dog $125 and for -- >> you have to save, otherwise will you not be there. >> well, combine these higher fees with lower jet fuel prices and you can see why the airlines are having one of their most profitable years ever. >> yo

. >> desde el mgm comienza noche de vegas de latin grammy. (gritos) >> seÑoras y seÑores.

me despido desde el mgm, regreso con ustedes al estudio. >> atenciÓn, padres de familia, retiran del familia por sólo $100 al mes. sí. 20gb. más datos de alta velocidad para compartir que t-mobile, verizon y at&t por menos dinero. contrata el plan en iphone 6 sin pago inicial. sprint. más móvil por tu dinero. >> tratar a un hombre sospechoso de matar a otro, este hombre de 24 aÑos es acusado de matar a otro de 20, la policÍa acudiÓ a la cuadra y encontraron a la vÍctima ya sin vida con varias heridas de arma blanca >> el abogado de mando como por presuntamente robarle dinero a las personas. lo acusan de cobrar, montos exorbitantes para preparar su declaraciÓn de impuestos. >> le daremos los modelos de las cabriolas que estÁn siendo retirados del mercado. mira, la verdad yo siempre he dicho, todo cambio es una nueva oportunidad y más que la edad, lo que importa es cómo se siente uno por dentro. por ejemplo, yo me siento bien y pues sé que me veo bien... ...osea, no seré último modelo, pero pues quiero funcionar de lo mejor, ¿no? por eso busco un compañero que me cuide y que me de chev

mgm china, for example. macau galaxy. these are the ones to go to.nvest in them until next monday. that is crucial. the tax situation must be cleared up as well but overall a good day. have a date, november 17, next wednesday -- monday, even. the connect is up and running. >> world leaders are meeting for apec in beijing while indonesia tries to firm up ties with china. how are they planning to do this? and a very good morning. >> indonesia and china have agreed to enhance cooperation -- twothe to doubt countries particularly on maritime infrastructure. indonesia wants to be a global maritime power while china institutes a modern program. this conforms to each other to a high extent. but sticking listen to this. -- let's take a listen to this. is building a maritime silk road for the 21st century. this will be good if we can work on it together, something double benefit china and indonesia. both countries gain from the project and that is what we are working towards. calls for the chinese to be more involved in the construction of ports, railways, an

>> aquÍ seguimos desde el casino del mgm.s, chiquita bebÉ. >> es que me ves con cariÑo. espero que ese telÉfono haga milagros. con univisiÓn mobile, te acercas mÁs a tus seres queridos, ya que sus planes incluyen llamadas y textos a todo el paÍs, pero ademÁs incluyen 1000 minutos para llamadas a mÉxico y otros paÍses de amÉrica latina. >> todo por sÓlo 45 $ al mes en una red 4g lte y sin contrato anual. visita univisiÓnmobile.com para encontrar tu tienda de celulares mÁs cercana. tambiÉn disponible en walmart. >> ahora me haces photoshop. >> no es necesario, con esa sonrisa iluminas la pantalla. >> me quitas panza y unas arrugas. >> sonrÍa, porque en un rato vamos a ver lo que tenemos sobre irma martÍnez, que hoy nos va a mostrar los looks que se usarÁn en las presentaciones musicales de los latin grammy. >> y si te gustan los tamalitos, no dejes de ver desde mÉxico los tamales mÁs originales, con los sabores que nunca imaginaste. >> y tÚ tambiÉn puedes lucir un rostro como las celebridades, no te pierdas cÓmo usar ese correc

this is wynn and mgm both announced they were taking out investments in massachusetts.ow the boston herald is reporting that based on the new report the journal and feds looking at wynn the massachusetts gaming commission will review allegations and any request for information by a government agency is unrelated to nor would it impact our efforts in everett outside boston. >> thanks so much. great seeing you, as always. you guys want to trade it? >> organized crime involved with casinos? come on. >> oh. >> i'm very taken aback by this. >> we are going back to jane. >> jane? >> we have more. we want to talk about something that was illegal now becoming legal, pot may be illegal on a federal level but you still have to pay your taxes. remember al capone. tax preparers should not be penalized for helping out. recreational marijuana will gross $1 billion just in colorado this year and some cpas have been concerned they could lose their federal licenses. the irs commissioner has to decide whether to act on recommendations but pot retailers will not be able to deduct their re

we welcome new customers like burger king, mgm resorts even just today an announcement with the department of veterans affairs. liz: i saw that. and they need help communicating. we know what trouble they've had in the past. we'll get to that in a second. let's talk about the partnerships you've got. one of your biggest is with cisco. they dump their social business market webex and picked you guys up. that is a big thumbs up. i can't imagine, man, you start to hold hands with cisco, that has to be good. >> we're excited about our partnership with cisco. so going into 2015 it's a part of our planning and we're working together to deliver -- very excited. as we continue to work together, and break new ground with the partnership between jibe and cisco. liz: we recently profiled slack, i think it's called and they're getting a lot of money from venture capitalists. i wonder, how do you beat them back? i know this deal with cisco is great and certainly helping to run the department for veterans administration, and they need it as i said, great, but when you've got the hounds nipping at your h

the grandson of a former mgm mogul hired the two superstars as part of a party with a double 07 team. what a show. there was a wardrobe malfunctioned. she showed too much during her performance of her hit song. >> doing permits us ... >> good morning. earlier on we have temperatures quickly rising. are high today reaches 59-50 degrees. expect cloud cover on the increase. good chance of showers as we progress into the evening. mile limit 49. it will be the early daytime temperature. temperatures will fall to the day. rain and snow by thursday evening. the weekend is not exciting highs in the '40's. >> coming up, declaring victory in the race. >> and a live report on all the problems at the polls. stay with us. we will be back. born to break all them coming up next. mmm, progressive insurance here. ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray. what's snapshot, you ask? only a revolutionary tool that can save you big-time. just plug it in, and the better you drive, the more cash you'll stash. switching to progressive can already save ye $500. snapshot could save

some of that produce is served at one of the city's biggest businesses, the mgm grand casino and hotel, which donated the land and the greenhouse just across the street. >> we have hundreds of acres, if not thousands of acres available and i think this is maybe a stepping stone for the rest of the community to get involved. >> ashley atkinson helps run "keep growing detroit", whose ambitious mission is to make their town achieve what it calls "food sovereignty". >> and actually many studies have been done, including one by michigan state university, that found that only on a couple of thousand acres detroiters could be producing as much as 76% of the vegetables that we currently consume and 41% of the crops we currently consume, using the same methods that we've been teaching. >> i am so excited because i've been wanting me some okra for the longest time. >> in a city fighting to regain the stability it once drew from the downsized auto industry, the urban farm movement here offers another common cause by rallying together to grow more food from its abundant soil. >>> ba keno faso's ar

. >> wynn, mgm, each better than 3%. >> sorry. >> so one thing i want to point out, natural gas climbed has been paying attention to this. >> they have. they certainly have because of oil prices. >> oil prices are coming down. natural gas prices are going up. nobody is paying attention to that. nobody is talking about it. we are back up on $4. a nice dividend directly tied to the price of natural gas. >> five second answer on fracking. >> so you have the traders on earlier. if oil goes down to $65 a barrel the fracking story is in trouble. $75 we are okay. >> let's do some final trades. virtual doc final trades. >> kors. >> the clothes, not the beer. >> i like the yield and the balance sheet option ality. >> foot locker. >> long san juan royalty trust. >>> "halftime" is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >>> we are going to pick up where you guys left off with oil. oil hitting four-year low as saudi arabia cuts the prices to the u.s. how low do prices to have go before they start earning big fracers. what does the price plunge mean for energy fun

some of that produce is served at one of the city's biggest businesses, the mgm grand casino and hotel, which donated the land and the greenhouse just across the street. >> we have hundreds of acres, if not thousands of acres available and i think this is maybe a stepping stone for the rest of the community to get involved. >> ashley atkinson helps run "keep growing detroit", whose ambitious mission is to make their town achieve what it calls "food sovereignty". >> and actually many studies have been done, including one by michigan state university, that found that only on a couple of thousand acres detroiters could be producing as much as 76% of the vegetables that we currently consume and 41% of the crops we currently consume, using the same methods that we've been teaching. >> i am so excited because i've been wanting me some okra for the longest time. >> in a city fighting to regain the stability it once drew from the downsized auto industry, the urban farm movement here offers another common cause by rallying together to grow more food from its abundant soil. >>> a deal in yemen.

>> probably at that time the original mgm hollywood show. sinatra was in there., also ran spotlights over there. i worked a lot of hours. a lot of hours. >> do you still see yourself fundamentally as a stage-hand? >> yeah. i think all in all, yes, i do. >> i love that. >> i've been all over the world. i've had people pay me to be all over the world to be a stage-hand. and entertain people. what more could you ask for? >> champagne, strawberry, maybe a little chocolate. >> we have that here too. >> so right now in real time it is quarter to 6:00 in the afternoon. you guys are about to start prepping for a show that starts at 7:00. >> 7:00. >> okay if we stick around and get a sense of some of that? >> you sure can. >> why would we leave? where would we go? so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did

mgm also by about 900 shares. so a reduction in disney and mgm.a new stake in alibaba, one of the many managers hedge fund-wise. >> exactly. and that one paying offhandsomely so far. a long debated topic in the news again today. should sports betting be allowed? adam silver put a op-ed in "the new york times" in favor of the movement today, saying times have changed and so should the law. well, with us here at the new york stock exchange now is joe torre, hall of fame baseball manager, current executive vice president of operations for the mlb. welcome. >> thank you very much, kelly. >> we want to talk butt your safe at home foundation. first of all, do you think it's true to keep up with the times we should now legalize sports betting in this country? >> it's tough stuff. i mean, you have it in vegas. you can bet on sports. you know, to me, it's really tough to ignore, you know, all the technology that's available. you know, pete rose is still suspended for betting on the game. and, you know, i guess it's up to each individual sport to basically

the suit was worn by the lion himself in the 1939 mgm classic.m trashy to treasure, the costume was first salvage ed fr the old lot in the 1970s. >> that was bk's nickname in high school. >> 2.8 million, you can have my bear suit. >> i bet it smells better than that thing, too. >> i wouldn't count on it. >> apple, $700 billion market cap for the first time this morning before retreating. we'll talk about his latest call. that's next. location. location. (shouting) location. here's the location that matters the most. here. or here. or here. it's wherever this is. to get customers to come here and stay here, you're going to need an app that connects to all your systems. so they can bank, shop, do what they need to do, and you gotta do it fast. before the competition does. it's tough out here; you better be on the right cloud. today there's a new way to work. and it's made with ibm. i research. i dig. and dig some (trader more. search. because, for me, the challenge of the search... is almost as exciting as the thrill of the find. (announcer) at sco

out of all these things the most beta in the bunch is mgm. >> if hasbro's reaction was better than it was i think people's reaction on the street was hey we like this, we think the synergy is there. hasbro was down significantly. look at how halliburton traded today versus baker hughes. halliburton was up on the day. >> what i'm saying i don't think dream works agrees to this necessarily. >> i don't think so. >> has to pay up and not going to happen. then what are you left with. >> next up blackberry, huge day after answering a new partnership to create a secure end to end. >> we're very focused on security. productivity side equation. management, scaleability. this is a platform that's going to last us for a very, very long time. we can build a lot of great, great technology on top of that. >> give us a trade update. >> he's the man. this is exactly what they should be doing. they have a huge bto bdevelopment here and that's exactly what they should be selling and twitter should take notes from john chen because he has focused this company. unfortunately for b.k. he played stock mark

you look at mgm, las vegas, a bunch of them down still on the day. back over to you. >> absolutely. let's go to the bond market in chicago. rick santelli tracking the action. >> it's not an aggressive day for treasuries but somewhat enlighteni enlightening. with the fed holding so many securities we see the market discovery price process gives us a lot of credibility assessing strength and weakening. market was disappointed at 10:00 eastern. it was a bit impressed at 8:15 eastern. jobs was pretty good. nonmanufacturing service sector wasn't as good but a lofty level at 57 handle. euro versus the dollar what is that saying about tomorrow? quantitative easing takes a big bite out of the currency and the euro is under pressure. look at the dollar-yen. think backwards. think yen dollar and place that on top of a nikkei chart. that relationship is significant. weaken your currency and get a stronger stock market. is it really a good thing? we will see in the future. sue, back to you. thank you very much. >>> as you know there is generation x. there is generation y and there is generation

immigration reform, partly for the reasons that you're talking about, like jim murren, the head of mgmorts. so they understand this issue has a real-world impact on their business, as well as believing that it's got to happen or it's going to be a problem politically for both parties. >> and they really want to stop illegal immigration, or just want relief from people here illeg illegally? do they want the whole shebang? they don't want cheap illegal labor, people like adelson? >> i can't answer that directly, because they never say that, we just want cheap illegal labor. >> of course not. >> not so much in the gaming industry. but remember when las vegas was the fastest growing city in the country for decades, the construction industry, they loved the cheap illegal labor. then the construction boom ended and the bottom fell out of the construction market. that dynamic has changed. i think it's much more significant than it has been in the gaming industry. >> what's the view on the republican side? are they serious about stopping the illegal immigration? people come for getting a cheap

. >> reporter: then from the mgm grand hotel, there was a sense of party.cated to the president. on the arrival line, the usual talk about who is wearing what turned to what will happen with immigration next. >> it is important because there are so many people that live here for so many years that they need the answer. they need to be able to know where are they going to go. >> as a puerto rican, i'm an american citizen. to me it doesn't affect me the same way. i suffer. i know it's a big deal for latinos in this country to be recognized and represented and they deserve to be here and they work hard. >> this country is a land of dreams. >> reporter: a role earned an oscar nomination two years ago. the mexican star applauded the obama proposal from hollywood. >> even though that does not fix the whole broken immigration system, it helps a lot. and it's a big, big, big step. we have to celebrate that. >> reporter: back in las vegas, the tributes poured out on stage. >> wow. >> reporter: they delayed the latin grammys 17 minutes for the president's announcemen

. >> reporter:en this from the mgm grand hotel latino music and culture wove together with a sense of the president's speech. obama declared he wants to prevent deportation of an estimated five million undocumented immigrants. and so winner car vos vives dedicated his trow foye the presiden president. >> and on the arrival line, the usual talk about who's wearing what tushed to what will happen with immigration next. >> it is important because there's so many people that live here for so many years that they need that answer. they need to be able to know where are they going to go? where their dreams are going to go. as a puerto rico, i'm an american citizen so for me it doesn't affect me the same way but i know it's a big deal for latinos in this country to be recognized and represented and they deserve to be here. they work hard. >> this country is the land of dreams. >> reporter: this man played an immigrant gardener in the film "a better life." it earned him a best actor nomination. he applauded the move. >> even though that does not fix the whole broken immigration syst system, i

look at the casino stocks, las vegas stands, mgm, they may big bets on china's gambling mecca known asau, might not be paying off, the chinese government down. gambling revenue down 23% year over year. the biggest duck line in history. more coverage later in this program. coral world is here. walking into the studio. hear that music? reminds me of another moment. he is next. ♪ [ hoof beats ] i wish... lease, please, please, please, please. [ male announc ] t wish we wish abovl... health. so we quiselling cigarees our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclic, for walk-in mecal care. ancreated prrams thatncourage people to take thr medication gularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpe. a w promise... to hp althose wishes co true. cvs hlth. because health is erything. cvs hlth. yo custome, our finaing. your aspirationsour analytytics. your goals, our technology. introdbringing new meaningl, to the word partnershi nking. loyalty. analyts. enagage with us. cial. stuart: coming back a little. i will call this a flap back it. here it is the big news on the day. illegal. deciding to cut the price

. >> reporter: jim mullen is the ceo of mgm resorts.this focused on outdoor dining and parks? >> it's -- no. the answer is no. it's a casino design of 20 years is all inward spacing. you wanted to suck people in and keep them in. and that is the opposite of what we're doing now. >> reporter: on the other end of the strip, caesars spent $500 million building link an outdoor space to the tallest observation tower in the world. it's called the high roller. all of this is to keep vegas relevant especially with the millennial generation. you're more likely to find them dancing in state of the art nightclubs or singing at a music festival rather than playing the same old craps. you're at a point where you don't care if a customer comes here for a weekend and doesn't gamble a dollar and doing these other things? >> i'm completely agnostic. a dollar is a dollar. >> reporter: unlike atlantic city's abandoned board walk vegas is on a hot streak. the city is on pace to welcome a record 40 million visitor this year. their average age has dropped fr

. >> reporter: jim mullen is the ceo of mgm resorts. hotels. they have also turned the front of their casinos into pedestrian-friendly hangouts. when you started your career here, did you think you'd be this focused on outdoor dining and parks? >> it's -- no. the answer is no. the casino design of 20 years was all inward facing. you wanted to suck people in and keep them in. and that is the opposite of what we're doing now. >> reporter: on the other end of the strip, caesar's spend half a billion dollars building linq, home to the tallest observation wheel in the world. it's called the high roller. all of this is to keep vegas relevant. especially with the millennial generation. you are more likely to find them dancing in state of the art nightclubs or singing at a music festival rather than playing the same old craps. >> they're having fun. they may or may not gamble at all. >> reporter: are you at a point you don't care if a person comes here and doesn't gamble a dollar as long as they're doing the other things? >> i'm agnostic. a dol

she went into a small rehearsal at the mgm grand and i get a call while i'm hosting this function sayingas at her best but she's sounding real good. >> that night davis announced his surprise guest. ♪ i believe in you and me ♪ >> when you saw that footage, what did you see? >> i saw an incomparable artist like no other. it's bittersweet to rediscover that at this point, rediscover but it does also fill me with pride that she was this great. she really, really was this great. >> there really are some extraordinary performances on this album and, really a real appreciation of whitney houston. >> you can just feel his respect and admiration. he's 82 now? >> 82 still hard at work and just reproduce aretha franklin's . >>> up next he came a long ways of digging potatoes as a kid to running one of the best french restaurants in the country. chef mcclel land on "the dish." he's cooking something. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." why do i cook for the holidays? to share with family to carry on traditions to come together, even when we're apart in stuffing, mashed potatoes gravy, and

me encuentro en el lobby del mgm grand.lante pero por el momento voy con mi compaÑero orlando que tambiÉn no ha dormido, no ha descansado para darles lo mejor en las noticias, buenos dÍas. >> asÍ es. estoy a la entrada del casino, tenemos latin grammys! estamos felices! la gente estÁ emocionada porque hoy a las 8,7 centro por univisiÓn no se los pueden perder, lo mejor de la mÚsica latina, mÁs adelante tengo la entrevista exclusiva con prince roy. >> es la ciudad que nunca duerme. >> se nota. orlando parece que no durmiÓ. >> noticias. >> muchas gracias. vamos a comenzar precisamente con Ésto. la cuenta regresiva estÁ en marcha, las ocho de la noche hora del este del presidente dar a conocer los detalles de un plan que podrÍa cambiar la vida a millones de indocumentados, entre los mÁs esperados anuncios, la suspensiÓn de las deportaciones y otorgamiento de permisos de trabajos a los inmigrantes, sacarÍa de las sombras a miles de familias pero congresistas republicanos responden con amenazas y hablando de someter al mandatari