mickey drexler, ceo of j.crew. but thank you so much. -- >> thank you so much.ll ahead, starwood capital group barry sternlicht shares his blueprint. he will join stephanie ruhle in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. time for your latin america report. argentina plans to sell as much as $1 billion worth of dollars in response this month, the first sale of its kind in at least a decade. the country hasn't sold debt since defaulting on a record $95 billion in 2001. it will take offers on the to your local securities beginning wednesday. the bonds will be nominated in dollars and pay holders in pesos. that sale will close on october 28. that is roulette in america report for this monday. we will have more on what the biggest investors are betting on investing in real estate. we will start with barry sternlicht joining us from the robin hood investors conference here in new york when we continue in a moment. ♪ >> more of our coverage from the robin hood investors coverage. stephanie ruhle is joined by real estate mogul barry sternlicht, the chairman and ceo of starwood ca

. >> next up, kevin mickey, mickey like mickey mouse. >> good afternoon, everybody. echo, thanks for the support we get from the mojave air and space port from the local authorities. i would like to say our job continues. immediately after locating the crash site, we set out with our partners to secure the crash site. that will continue to be the case overnight. we expect the ntsb will arrive approximately 7:30 tomorrow morning. we will spend a couple of hours putting together a game plan for moving forward as we continue the investigation, which we expect will take several days. >> [indiscernible] >> if you wouldn't mind, i would like to get the statements, and then we will take some of your questions, if you don't mind, with all due respect. 80's and gentlemen, george whiteside, the chief executive of virgin galactic. >> our primary thoughts at this moment are with the crew and family. we are doing everything we can for them now. i would like to recognize the work of the first responders, who we work with in the antelope valley, for their efforts on behalf of the t

unlike mickey mouse or snoopy, does not have an elaborate back story.e years, she has been a mirror for reflecting back what you want to put into her. early on, in the 1970's, she had a british cachet, which was very popular with young japanese girls. now she is kind of an anti-fashion icon to some people and a popstar-glitterati emblem in the west coast of the u.s. it is a variety of meanings that has made her such a long-lasting brand. >> i'm intrigued. when you look at the licensing, she was basically -- it was a franchise with 50,000 products. something crazy like that. >> right. she is everywhere. very ubiquitous. it was a very shrewd commercial in the lastsanrio 15 years. you are offloading the risk of manufacturing and distributing the product and then taking in the royalties from it. it led to very big profit margins for the company. >> give us a sense, i used to play pac-man. intohat is coming back fashion. hello kitty, will it have to disappear to reemerge stronger? know.on't she is showing her age. they grow up so quickly. i think they are st

the greatest yankee of all time joe dimaggio, mickey mantle, or derek jeter?f you say eric jeter -- >> oh, that night the yankees won the game and jeter got hit in the head -- i think derek jeter got closer than anyone then perhaps lou gehrig in embodying the yankees if those. you left some players off of that. >> the greatest yankee of all time, joel benenson. >> and if you say derek jeter i am sending keith olbermann to your house with a baseball bat. >> mickey mantle. >> who would you choose -- mario cuomo in his prime, andrew cuomo right now, or chris cuomo? >> [laughter] this is such a cruel family game. chris cuomo. [laughter] >> jewel, the washington post today suggests -- joel the washington post today suggest the democrats are not doing that great. who do trust for the economy, who do you trust on national security? the democrat brand is not in the same shape it was. why has that happened? >> i think it has happened largely because of congress. people view washington writ large as the most dysfunctional they have ever seen it. that has kept republican

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. >> along with the joe was some mickey as in mickey mouse. ron moret bought the coffee from mcdonald's dive-through in new brunswick and was on his way to work. he left the lid on. then he got a big surprise. >> i always take the lid off to take my last gulp of coffee and when i took the lid off, there was a little bit of surprise in my coffee cup. >> okay. so it is around the dinner hour. we decided not to show you the mouse in the bottom of that cup. make no mistake, though, it was there. how it got there, that's a whole other question. ron said he doesn't know. mcdonald's said it doesn't know. the restaurant said a government inspector found no pests or violations. an independent contractor didn't find anything either. ron says from now on he's bringing his own coffee. >> that cup had to be a little heavier don't you think? >> but it could be one of though little mice. >>> picture perfect fall weather on tap for the weekend, topper up next with his first alert fo ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (

mickey macintyre?st: i'm so sorry to hear of the diagnoses you have. veryunds like you're being thoughtful and clear and transparent with your self and your relationship with your spiritual leadership and your faith. i think that is terrific that you are really thinking this through in a very real way. this is part of what i was saying, people are beginning to have to confront issues of diagnosis. it is helping them really see the stark difference between suicide and what we are talking about here. you really bring that point forward. you mentioned kevorkian earlier. there is a big difference between what is called euthanasia and aid in dying. it's a personal decision that you make and you are responsible for the medication. whereasia is a situation someone else's actually injecting medication. we are not in favor of euthanasia as an organization. we are interested in ensuring that people have ultimate control over the use of the medication and that is a big difference. we have been practicing this aid

that's why what mickey is teaching is so critical. thanks for being here today. >> well, i'm not getting extra credit for this, but i wanted to just ask you to speak on the idea of the -- over the years you've seen the contraction in the news rooms and so you have you're very optimistic on the newspapers themselves but i'd like to hear you speak about being opt mikic on the role of the journalist itself, es sprlly in the idea of loss of institutional knowledge, entire beats being sacrificed. >> toughest part of the beat, toughest part. gig. it's a time where if we could look at every fte in a news room, every hire, every person who's working for our staff, they're a precious gem and you want to hold onto them as much as you can. i, unfortunately, have had to oversee tough situations that involved retractions. in our case, for our readers and advertisers and subscribers. i have to believe that we'll still find our way without some of that institutional knowledge. we're hiring kids -- i apologize for saying kids -- younger people coming

mickey, we've got power! you're a fine businessman, john, but you're not god.ere? [ cocking ] he doesn't just look like me, he is exactly the same. rose: what are they? cybermen. come on! aah! there's no need to damage us, we're good stock.

"where is mickey?" it's reflective of the society's tendensy to look at north korea as sort of a theme park. it's an unrealistic place for many people. especially those that have not been there, and the tendency is to take north korea as a threatening place with scary things going on, and at the same time a comical farcical place. >> what is important to keep in mind is that kim jong un, the current leader, the fact that he went so-called missing is particularly important and poignant because he has been the most public oriented leader among the three in the dynasty. his grandfather, his father, himself. the fact that he was so public for the last close to three years in office, and all of a sudden disappeared due to illness was a shock to many. >> we have a conversation that our correspondent teresa bo had with correspondent john seigenthaler about kim jong un's disappearance. let's listen to that for a minute. >> people were telling us that they had a lot of - they had to celebrate, they were happy th

. >> and probably safe to say mickey's fun wheel was not fun tonight.until you hear how long riders were stranded and two teachers are in trouble tonight after a tryst with a student. teachers are in trouble tonight after a tryst with a student. how they got busted after the you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas. (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas? old el paso says... start somewhere fresh. how do you helper? make helper with your favorite ingredients, for a fresh taste you'll love. helper. make it yours. kenneth allen was assaulted for asoughting a police officer. he is facing a laundry list of charges he's suspended 30 days with intent to dismiss. >> two english teachers in louisiana are accused of doing more than teaching but having a three-some with a stipt 16 at the time. shelly dufrane and rachel lespis met with the boy after a foot bam game. they went to back to respis's apartment where they had sex for hours. the student was heard bragging and told his friends he met th

. >> they are telling foodies they are eating organic snacks, but really it's mickey d's. >> it is weirdate will think about it. >> the power of suggestion is alive and well and living in the netherlands. these are funny folks from the life hunters tv youtube channel. they have a prank. heading into mcdonald's to buy some of the most popular items. a chicken sandwich, chicken nuggets. you see them cutting it up into bite size bits. they are headed to a food fair full of self-proclaimed foodies. they are saying these are organic snacks to replace the fast food that you are used to. tricky trickerson. again, the power of suggestion. >> they were duped. >> they start chasing this organic alternative. this is great organic food. melon tastes like melon. >> i give them a bye on that. >> nice and firm. has a good bite. tastes like fish. all this flowery language describing mcdonald's. nobody said it doesn't taste great. they love it. >> they ask them, if you have to compare this to mcdonald's, what's the biggest difference? >> tastes better. the fact it's organic is a good thing. >> it tastes

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mickey chopra coming to us from sierra leone, thank you so much for your time. the doctor touched on stigma that the children face. but the stigma goes beyond. hermella. >> u.s. residents from the hardest hit sierra leone, colorado high school cancelled a planned visit by 18 african students, none of whom were from countries affected by ebola. in new jersey students from rwanda can't attend school for 21 days even though they don't exhibit any symptoms. liberian photographer said her daughter was teased about having ebola in school. after talking to other african american women, solomon decided to do something about it. she started a social media campaign, with a slogan that was, "i am a liberian, not a virus. it is to stereo type and stigmatize an entire people. i am a liberian, not a virus. >> that video has gone viral and other liberians and nonliberians have joined solomon's cause. let us know what you think about the situation, @ajconsiderthis. the fear is are spreading faster than the disease. >> thank you, hermella. overdoses from opioid painkillers, the

alison kosik is live with more >> mickey d's is coming clean with what's in their food?coming up. introducing synchrony financial bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to k

disney land paris is struggling financially, but mickey mouse' head office in the u.s.o the rescue. >> they are bailing out euro disney. $1.25 billion. call it dead mountain alongside space mountain. >> the theme park in france last turned a profit in 2008 and is suffering from falling ticket sales. while disney owns about 40% of the operation and has helped it during europe's economic crisis. >> remember when it first opened and they called it a cultural chernobyl. they still can't make any money. >> they have to look into that. >>> all right. we're going to turn to the weather now. tropical storm simon is moving into the northern baja peninsula with rainfall heavy for some across the southwest u.s. let's turn back to our meteorologist who has all the details on this. >> simon is our 16th storm of the season so far. so pretty active across mexico in recent months. not much of the storm left at this point. probably 45 miles per hour. very weak storm system, but it does have plenty of moisture associated with it and a lot of swells associated as well. some 9 million peop

. >> next up kevin mickey like mickey mouse. president is the president of scales composites. kevin? >> afternoon, everybody. to echo what stu said, thanks to all the support we get from the mojave air and space port. i want to say our job continues immediately after locating the crash site we set out to secure the crash site. we expect the ntsb will arrive approximately 7:30 tomorrow morning. we will spend a couple of hours putting together as we continue the investigation which will take several days. >> we heard that, i guess this particular -- just like to get the statements and then we'll take some of your questions, if you don't mind. with all due respect. ladies and gentlemen, george whiteside's the chief executive of virgin galactic. george? >> hello, everybody. our primary thoughts at this moment are with the crew and family and we're doing everything we can for them now. i'd like to recognize the work of the first responders. who we work with in the antelope valley for their efforts on behalf of the team. we're also thinking of the team members that we have at the pr

partners at dp m for their collaboration for getting the system running this week >> thank you very much mickey. since we have a captive audience we'll touch briefly on another emerging issue the boo lo la response >> rob is going to introduce our health officer for the department of health. >> in the passage or in the materials you'll notice a document about the e bottle response this is an example of an product we're going to put together on global issues that may or may not have an immediate impact to san francisco but in the in the press and received a lot of attendance. we felt that is important to get the facts and put them together in some non-clinical language and be familiar we've developed this product to be able to share this obviously dph will be the leaders and i'll leave the doctor to talk about the clinical part of e bottle >> govern and thank you. in 2003 you remind when we had sarah's one of the challenges we had as a global community is as in the world we're becoming increasing complex we're going to continue to have those types of events it's easy because we're very interconn

training people to keep to the standards of mickey ds. and you know, wants and all of that. and was unbelievably, you know, thrilled like the other mcdonald's workers there and the other workers like wal-mart workers and car wash workers and et cetera. who are struggling were thrilled about that there was 150 cities. and you know, people tweeting their pictures from around the world. brazil. and japan, et cetera. and that they -- people aren't alone. and that was the message. and we have already heard a lot of that. so when i went to interview another mcdonald's worker, i said, you know, what do you think about all this. and she said, we'll win if we all stick together. because that's what a union does. and when you think about it, i don't know, 30 years ago, you know, when i was younger, we talked about wow you know, all these young people working at fast-food. we should be organizing in the fast-food. it was like, impossible. that's going to be impossible to do that. and now, look at what's happening. you know, fast-food workers, wal-mart workers, organizing, doing this. a

he had a show, and in one episode walt disney supplied the voice of mickey mouse and it sort of gives an idea of how he was regarded. >> reporter: today, wishing chair productions performs about 24 times a week. >> now you're talking! >> reporter: everything from the frog and the prince to shakespeare. free shows even go on the road. >> the pubet trucks that go out to the community, to the children's hospital and daycare and to schools and branch libraries. >> reporter: with an audience of about 90,000, every year the troupe is now thriving. >> it's about the children. it's about the mission of a library. they come to puppet shows and afterwards they go out and look for books. >> reporter: it's a whole new approach for some of the literature's oldest classics. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >> and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs "48 hours." i'm michelle miller, cbs news, in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs halloween celebration at an amusement park. what may have the crash. >>> five teens killed in a car crash after attending a halloween celebr

. >> trying to recapture the magic with a bailout from mickey mouse. eruurodisney has agreed to a one billion euro recapitalization plan backed by its parent company, walt disney. shares will be put up for sale to current investors. >> this proposal to recapitalize is an essential -- is essential. >> the theme park on the outskirts of paris remains europe number one tourist attraction with more than 275 million visitors since it opened in 1992, but it has struggled with an uncertain economic climate. last year, attendance dipped to 14.9 million dragging operating losses to 27.5 million euros. the park has a total 1.7 5 billion euro -- 1.75 billion euro debt, which will now be cut to just under 1 billion. unions have welcomed the restructuring deal, saying it will protect some 50,000 jobs, both directly and indirectly linked to the park. >> let's take a quick look at some of the day's company news. hewlett-packard announced plans to spin off its pc and printer business. hp is under pressure to improve its profit line. the pc business will be separated f

sounds like someone slipped him a mickey. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] all right, all right.ame around on it. you came around on it. [ laughter ] listen to this. this weekend, r&b singer erykah badu performed on the streets of new york city as an experiment and only made $3.60. said a mariachi band, "you made $3.60? that's amazing. and you didn't have to split it between four people. that's amazing." [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. a pub in england has been testing out a system where customers pour their own drinks using ipads to track how much they've drank. it's great if you've ever wanted to see someone get in a bar fight with their ipad. "i'll tell you when i've had enough to drink, you rectangular bastard. because let me tell you something. you're not a tv. and you're not a computer. you're just a fat iphone." [ laughter and applause ] this story is insane. a gang member turned rabbi has been arrested in new york for impersonating a police officer. [ laughter ] a gang member, a rabbi and a police officer. he's basically a one-man version of the village people. the east

. >> they think that i'm like a mickey mouse going around the disney land. >> reporter: they think of you as a cartoon character than a real professional. >> i feel like that sometimes. >> reporter: right. it's a lifestyle perceived as old fashioned and depicted as brutal. >> your cape is untouched. men like. that. >> reporter: where even a woman's virtue can be bought for a price. >> you must sell it to the highest bidder. >> reporter: what are the biggest misunderstanding about geisha? >> they think, like, movie. >> reporter: they think it's like "memoirs of a geisha." >> they -- they think that i was sold to this tea house or something. >> reporter: they think you are forced into it. and that's definitely not the case. >> no. >> reporter: and there's not -- because there's alsoen undercurrent of of sex that people assume. is that a big misunderstanding? >> yes. we don't have that culture anymore for long, long time. >> reporter: she may not be having sex, but here, she's still admired by many. mostly men, like this man who has seen her perform seven times. he's kind of a groupie. w

mickey mouse. and bianca rose from doylestown is scarlett o'hara.ostume for a young lady. and add photos posting them on facebook, instagram or twitter pages. a little chilly but nothing like tomorrow. >> tomorrow morning. apartment lea-- at least it is raining out there. just need a couple of layers under your costume. and dry conditions out there tonight. let's go outside on the action cam to city avenue. garden witches all dressed up for halloween. and editor bob watts carved the pumpkins, wishing you a happy and safe halloween night. and in fichl our high 54, 8 degrees below normal. allentown and trenton 50 degrees. millville 51. sea isle city 53. and wilmington has already dropped down to 49 degrees. it is a cool halloween night but dry. it's not going to stay dry for long. satellite 6 along with action radar, two systems. one low pressure off the eastern seaboard and the low moving through the midwest. and tomorrow impacted by the low pressure offshore meaning it will be raining. futuretracker showing rain moving in after trick-or-treaters are

mickey's fun wheel has been stuck about 30 minutes or so. reporters are trying to remove the riders one by one. we'll stay on this story and update you as necessary. >> just as of morning we've been notified there are two confirmed cases. >> it's frightening. a virus put dozens of children in the hospital from coast to coast makes it's arrival now in the bay area. it's known as virus evd 68, spreading across 43 states, now, detected in northern california. alameda county got confirmation two of cases and one announced in solano county as well. we have team coverage on this story. allen, we'll start with you in berkeley, please. >> yes. just to keep things in perspective, 300 californians have died from the flu this year. no one in the state died from entero virus but the symptoms are harsh. with the flu but without a fever. hospitals are beginning to see more children coming down with entero virus. >> it sounds like it's a possibility he has it. we don't know for sure. >> lisa's children are healthy but her 3-year-old nephew is at children's

kevin mickey was in charge of today's flight. >> this was a new fuel formulation. again, it had been proven and tested on the ground many times. >> reporter: today's test flight was the 55th for the space plain planewhich was intended to be the first craft to offer firsts a suborbital trip. more than 700 people have already booked a seat at a price of more than $200,000 each for the two-hour experience. virgin galactic's owner, british billionaire and vrlture richard branson bought the first seat and has been passionate about the project since day one. >> ordinary people-- and i know $to00,000 is not an ordinary person but in time will be ordinary people-- will have a chance to become astronauts, go into space. >> reporter: branson tweeted his condolences and said he was flying to mojave immediately to be with the team. investigators from the national transportation safety board are on their way as well to help determine the cause of the crash that is likely going to be an extraordinary stet back for the budding commercial space industry. after years of delays and

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mickey's fun wheel has been stuck about 30 minutes or so. reporters are trying to remove the riders one by one. we'll stay on this story and update you as necessary. >> just as of morning we've been notified there are two confirmed cases. >> it's frightening. a virus put dozens of children in the hospital from coast to coast makes it's arrival now in the bay area. it's known as virus evd 68, spreading across 43 states, now, detected in northern california. alameda county got confirmation two of cases and one announced in solano county as well. we have team coverage on this story. allen, we'll start with you in berkeley, please. >> yes. just to keep things in perspective, 300 californians have died from the flu this year. no one in the state died from entero virus but the symptoms are harsh. with the flu but without a fever. hospitals are beginning to see more children coming down with entero virus. >> it sounds like it's a possibility he has it. we don't know for sure. >> lisa's children are healthy but her 3-year-old nephew is at children's

and i will be speaking with mickey drexler. leaving, but i will be over at robin hood for the rest of the day. >> before we go, we need to bring everyone up to speed. here is "on the market." ibm, plunging, abandoning its earnings forecast, which is major for 2014. the ceo says the company was hit by weaker than expected software sales. that they are still struggling to find out how to shift away and onto cloud computing. that was miller's idea. it is not an innovative company and it needs to be disruptive. current management all comes from within ibm. there are structural issues with the way the company is organized , and i think it is tough for the people who come from the inside. a trust issue. ibm is the company that other big companies hire to sort out their tech issues. if you don't trust them to move at the speed of the indus read to get you into the cloud, you go shopping elsewhere. >> right next-door. >> we also need to mention what is happening with rail companies . csx in particular confirming today that they put an

disney did not start making cameras and discover mickey mouse. >> > it was more media. >> emily does remember mortimer. it was before her time. when are we going to see meaningful revenue in media? we will get that in the 2016 timeframe. we may get it sooner than that. spent time looking at what this company is doing in ucd tie in with xbox, a great branding opportunity with the appropriate platform. you see what they've done in terms of success of the youtube-branded channel. i think you're seeing the seeds of that already. securities,a, jmp go pro as the next apple. with hp splitting into two, oracle ceo larry ellison stepping down, what did these major changes in cloud computing main for salesforce? we will speak to their cmo next. ♪ >> time now for bloomberg television "on the markets." i'm julie hyman. declined across the board that accelerated into the end of the day triggered by a couple of events. german industrial performance coming in weaker than estimated in august and the imf cutting global growth forecast and iness in therothin market. ♪ >> you are watching>> "bloomberg

ferguson and people who have left pershing, a senior member who has been with us longer than scott and mickey leave. i do not plan on going anywhere. we built pershing that says if i was to disappear, shareholders could vote to go to the entity and i think their vote would be a favorable vote. it is been a good place to us capitol for the past 11 years. the benefits of being public and we want to be here -- the exchange has been here for 415 years and we want to be here for >> where00 years to are we with a fannie and freddie? >> we bought a lot more fannie and freddie stocks. adverser so since the decision. >> how much is a lot? >> we increased by about 20%. on ours some restriction ability to buy more stock. we think there's going to be a good investment. but what is injured in with the court's this -- but what is interesting with the court's decision, his arguments were principally the government is not allowed to take private property without justification. a beneficial interest that was not taken for that the judge decided that the stock traded on the market and large by you and sharehol

. -- mickey will tell you that to this day and that is when it crashed.he second, which is more severe, is what i call positioning draft. mickey position that brand around a young consumer but then, as they were putting a cap he was therner, drifting holder with that customer, not looking over the shoulder to the younger millenials coming up, the younger brothers and sisters who are not interested in wearing what the older brothers and sisters are wearing. so, the gap as a brand, and that is why i say it is not just a product. it is a brand issue. it just lost its cool. i do not think they have been able to get it back. issue, we are overstuffed. the young consumer today has one million equally compelling brands at their fingertips. >> that is not unique to gap here it that is a problem a lot of retailers have. >> what is the solution? cap has almost 3600 stores. it has been that way, although the number of stores has varied over the years, picking up ever so slightly and is where footage has been down ever so slightly. it has pretty much been, the scales

disney didn't start making cameras when they discovered menu -- mickey mouse. it was mortimer. here is my question. when will we see you meaningful revenues in media -- when will we see meaningful revenues in media? >> if you spend time looking at what this company is doing, you will see the seeds of it today. you will see that tie-in with xbox. it's a great opportunity with the appropriate platform. you see what they have democrat success of youtube, the branded channel of go pro. you are seeing the seeds of it already today. says go pro is the next apple. up, with hp splitting its enterprise business, separating into two. two, what do these changes mean? ♪ >> it is 56 minutes after the hour. let's take a look at where markets are. cutting global forecasts with german production missing forecast. take a look at atco. it is thinking today. the agricultural equipment maker is cutting its full-year forecast for a second time. it may be heard by sales that are low in all regions, as well as a stronger dollar. we will have more on the markets throughout the afternoon. ♪ >> you are

go mickey, you alerted -- tohael mckee, you alluded numbers. what is going to move the number? >> have a way nothing. we will have more people come back into the labor force. want toe people who school because they couldn't find a job. they will come out and try to find work. it is beginning to look like this is the retirement of the baby boomers. this is been expected, protected for a long time it. because of the crisis, may be happened a little faster than we anticipated. going to see the dissipation rate rise for quite some time. the interesting thing we don't have at this point coming out of this is the rise along with regis -- wages and consumer confidence. that is the missing piece. to sure what it will take click in for americans to say i'm going to have a job, and we are going to be hiring more people in my company. it is ok to go out and spend again to. that is the part that is missing. >> michael mckee, joining me here. in washington, peter cook. derailment, thank you. of "withr, the debut all due respect," is monday. we launch the new show at 5:00 on bloomberg. that

and two of the best books ever won on mickey mantle and the other on the sandy koufax and she is down here. [applause] and to every writer in the room particularly to tell you how much we appreciate people and the art form in which they are engaged because very few if any are more important. when i have several other introductions ever like to make. forced the former director of the fbi the honorable william sessions. [applause] and counsel to the president of united states george w. bush. [applause] i also want you to meet the co-chair of the washington writer serious those two individuals that are successful in the field of business alike stand so we can griot -- greet you as. [applause] and where it's a? they're key is. i also want to acknowledge one of the owners of the washington nationals. [applause] and the director ballparks' experiences. [applause] we have one box is available for signing in the end to leave without getting the book and having him sign it for you. now let me introduce first the panel from the united states supreme court associate justice alito. [applause] nex

we made fun of mick re-- mickey rourke. >> is a a woman of color i am well aware of how they use bodyhape as a tool to keep us down. you tell us not to age and then mock us when we have work done to comply with your don't age -- >> as long as she doesn't get joker mouth. meg ryan has joker mouth. >> and she has penguin feet. >> she keeps them in a jar in the frige. >> you are so two-faced. >> that's from dick tracy. >> no, no. i bet viewers at home will remember the guy with two faces in dick tracy was -- he didn't have two faces. >> there was. joanne, before your surgery you looked like a middle aged man. safe to say the nip and tuck worked and you support it? >> oh yeah. everyone should have the opportunity to become the best version of themselves. jay that's beautiful. >> i will never say never, but i don't plan on getting surgeries when i get older. you need someone to play the older parts. you need someone to play the old woman. >> she will just live forever. >> meryl streep and helen mere ran. helen miran. >> there is a real -- aging is a real -- ageism is real in hollywood and

mason and chandler got in some up ase after dressing mickey and miss america. their wardrobe choices, the principal sent them home. needed to me i change. i asked him why, he said no reason. i said he had to have a better than that. and he said, no, he didn't. >> after they were sent home, fellow students came the next day dressed in clothing of the show of sex, as support. the superintendent said after reviewing the policies, they just decided that boys in will not be sent home again. >> don't they do that every year halloween? >> i think so. coming up at 5:00, the scheme cab driver that allowed him to steal more than $200,000. punishmented and the he's now facing. >> plus, after months in terrorty, signs that a group may release the 200 girls it's holding hostage. >> if the allegations couldn't get any worse, they just did. coming up in a live report, the latest in the case against a >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >> disturbing new details are coming to light about the allegations against a local rabbi. freundel isry accused of hiding a

mickey mantle, miguel cabrera, jones. he is in good company. still so young. we had such a terrific run. we want to say thank you for sure. is it time for a shave, gentlemen? >> the deal was to keep the beards through the playoffs and get rid of them through the play stkpwraufs are over. it is going to hang around for a couple of days. >> i feel like they have a chance to win, next year. >> there's always next year. >> it was a wonderful run. it was an exciting year. that's baseball. that's the way it goes. >> we are sort of cheering and getting a cool view of something happening up in the sky. this is a live picture of the lunar eclipse. total eclipse in progress. some folks will worry about clouds moving in. i know that happens south of here. >> we're good. it is clear. it is at totality. the moon has entered the earth's shadow. that's a live view from tower camera. it will get the color. into the 60s. sunshine through 8:00. noon time, bright and sunny. upper 60s. winds gusting around 15, 20 miles per hour. it will settle down in the afternoon. temperatures

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mickey, are you saying that you really believe democrats across the nation are eager to campaign with the president? because it really does -- i mean, even a casual observer can see that most are keeping their distance. >> this is not about obama versus the democratic party. this is about how when you're running in a swing district and swing states, every time, whether it's -- >> kentucky is not a swing state. kentucky is a red state. >> then the polls are saying -- >> you're absolutely incorrect lead. >> leading by four%. >> she is not. -- >> let's not quibble over the numbers because they change. >> true, but it's inaccurate -- >> [overlapping speakers] >> i'll give you the last word, lisa. beyond kentucky it does appear that democrats are really, really reluctant to be seen with president obama. >> nobody wants to be near him. as i said you have jean shaheen and the safe blue state of new hampshire who is running from him, mark udall in colorado because nobody wants anything to do with him. his policies are an utter failure. >> you guys are fantastic. maybe you should run. i love t

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