joining us right now to take us inside the numbers is mike jackson, auto nation's chairman and ceo. ke, it's great to see you this morning. >> becky, good morning. yes, september was an excellent sales month for auto nation. it was a very good month for the industry. if i look at the third quarter, then, for auto nation, reretailed almost 84,000 vehicles, plus 10%. and the city had a run rate of averaging 16,800,000 units for the month, meaning the full year should come in right around 16.5. we'll probably see another 3% increase next year, meaning we'll be knocking on the door at 17348 vehicles next year. >> mike, how do you square up what you're seeing and what the results are from what we heard from ford earlier this week? >> you take the u.s., their number one selling vehicle, the number one selling vehicle for the last 33 years, the ford f-150, is in a major changeover to the new aluminum structure. and the deere born plant is completely shut down and the kansas city plant is up next. they are at half production at the moment for their number one selling vehicle. they don't need

we spoke with mike jackson, chairman and ceo of -- have notne prices impacted the total number of vehicles sold. definitely impact the type of vehicles people by despite the fact that people say fuel efficiency is the number one issue, when gasoline prices go down, we see an immediate shift towards larger vehicles. >> here is a look at how shares are doing this afternoon. .p 5.8% macy's will open its first location outside of the united states in 2018. a four level store and the united arab emirates. the location will be part of a 3 million square-foot development in abu dhabi. the obligor be stores will offer merchandise and i'll be on its similar to the shopping experience in the u.s. the owners of madison square garden are considering a plan to split into two companies. one would house msg's sports games and cable network. the other would be an entertainment business. we talked with the founder of rng sports.s -- ou >> the economic value being placed on these franchises. worth?uld that be it is not being housed correctly in the public market. split it up and separate it. >> let's take a

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mike jackson, chairman and ceo of autonation. to the opening bell continues next. ♪ >> welcome back to "in the loop ." julie hyman and scarlet fu are joining me. full-yearncreased its subscriber forecast after adding more customers in the third quarter than analysts estimated. we will hear from the companies outspoken ceo john legere later today. you never know what will be coming out of his mouth. >> you know that he will be wearing a pink shirt. >> he talked about them becoming the un-carrier. verizon, at&t, and sprint missing, in large part because t-mobile is stealing some market share. >> even though they raise their subscriber forecast, its losses widened from five cents to $.12. he says we are not necessarily the cheapest anymore because he has pushed down the competitors prices so much. the first mover in many ways in this market to bring down prices. now everyone is suffering and he is gaining market share. the question is whether deutsche telekom will subsidize this. will they allow him to continue this into the future?

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mike brooks and also joey jackson. so welcome to all of you. a lot to get through.irst, just the facts. susan candiotti, let me begin with you. four people in the car. tell me who is in the car. you hear the woman, who we can't see on the phone with 911, give me more of the back story. >> this happened on september 24th, hammond, indiana, which is near chicago. four people in cars, you said. the mother, 7-year-old daughter, 14-year-old son, the son is the one who was rolling the video from the backseat. and in the passenger side is a male adult. it all started because of a seat belt. they weren't wearing their seat belts. and in the end, by the way, all that happened at the tail end of all of this is that the woman who was driving got ticketed for not wearing a seat belt and some other thing involving a license plate, minor. and he gets cited for not wearing a seat belt and additionally, i think it was failure to aid an officer because they wanted him to get out of the car. and resisting law enforcement. and that's how, in the end, all of this wound up. >> but along

so joining me now, joey jackson and also here mike o'mara. let's just begin with you, joey. my first question is why? why are we hearing about these leaks from this police officer from the first time in "the new york times"? are they preparing the public for something major like a nonindictment? >> it's a fabulous question and one i can't answer. why? because you and i both know about grand juries. the integrity of proceedings. they are secretive and that way for a reason to present the evidence and present the information to that panel. remember, there are 12 people on that panel and standard is low. probable cause to believe that a crime was committed and that darren wilson committed it. why this information is being released to us is the open question. >> why, same question to you. >> i keep saying we should not do this piecemeal because it allows speculation and emotions to get higher. this came from the fbi investigation and not from the grand jury. i would be happy the grand jury is doing it as quietly as they should be. once again someone on officer wilson's behalf is

jackson highlight tapes. jets lost 7 straight. jeff carter, mike richard and defending stanley cup champs up next for flyers. tuesday at home at the wells fargo center since the flyers traded two away they have won two cups, flyers zero. flyers back to work in vor here's after a win over the red wings. flyers won three games so far and backup goalie ray emorry won them all. coach would not commit to either as their number one guy. he says they will do what's best for the team. >> it's my job to be stop the puck. you know i have not done a good enough job with that. fy had done a better job we would not have this conversation. >> that's a team game. and all these guys are valuable guys that we need to win hockey games and you have to use your team that's part of it. nobody is bigger than the team. nobody. not one player. >> chief going with the hot hand who that will be tuesday against kings we will see. >> all right. jeff thank you. up next on "action news" tonight meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. first a p

jackson. the best of all times. mike thought, bruno mars was fantastic. wasn't that last year? bowl intend taken independent years. ward liked whitney houston but found himself replaying janet jackson and justin timberlake's performance more. thank you for your comments today and every day. and thank you for being part of "the real story." now over to harris for shep. >> i am harris faulkmer in today for shepard smith. new word the white house is considering closing guantanamo bay. by overriding congress to do it. ahead, the administration and republicans respond. >>> we'll look at whether this could actually happen. also, reports that islamic state militants are closer than ever to baghdad. with attacks right in the suburbs, but do the terrorists really have a shot at taking the capitol city? and stunning details about the patient in texas who died of ebola. the "associated press" is now reporting his hospital records show he had a 103-degree fever, and he told a nurse he is recently traveled to west africa. so, why in

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police officer darren wilson, who killed mike brown; for the appointment of a special prosecutor in the case, and the firing of ferguson police chief thomas jacksonthis week democracy now's aaron matÉ and i spoke with three of the organizers involved in the protests. tef poe is a st. louis rapper and activist, who recently wrote a column for time magazine headlined, "barack obama has forsaken us, but we will not stop fighting injustice." we also spoke with tory russell, an organizer with hands up united. and ashley yates, an activist, poet, artist, raised in florissant, missouri. she's a member and co-creator of millennial activists united. i began by asking tef poe to talk about what's happening this weekend. >> what we're going to see this weekend is a massive show of force by peaceful demonstrators coming from all over the country, all over the world, possibly, to ferguson and greater st. louis as a whole, to stand in solidarity, to speak out against injustices that happened with police brutality, not just with michael brown, but with several people, several different cases worldwide. >> you were about to start the two are when mike brown was

mike? recognize the woman, or the guy she insult in the. >> ya, sam ruben. he is the guy that calls samuel l. jackson -- whatever it was. >> all right.alloween is friday, right? >> wait. this friday? >> yes there is friday. >> oh, i got -- >> mention maybe 8,000 times this month. and if you live in philadelphia, you may want to carry around some garlic. apparently philadelphia was just named the best city to live in, if you are a vampire. what makes the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection so perfect, for the un dead. now, there is a tease. sue? >> remind me, i haven't had my core pulls else this morning. >> what's with your corepullsels. >> oh, it is national kiddie day. >> i thought it was funny. >> i knew -- >> too obscure? >> i couldn't hear. >> well, blew it. anyway, ya, we feel like vanpires a lot, because we are up in the middle of the night. now, let's talk about the weather headlines for today. mild start out there. not too cold at all. but we'll see increasing clouds during the day. and you can't rule out a stray shower. what about halloween? oh, look. there is a ghost hovering over the platt bridge. do you see it

killing mike brown in august, the police department that employs officer wilson appears to be headed for a major shakeup. as msnbc.com tremaine lee includes it could include the resignation of jacksonren wilson, a full-scale take over of the ferguson police by st. louis county police. the chief says, i have not been asked to resign, have i not been fired and i will not be resigning next week. if i do resign, it will be my choice. the ferguson police department also says there are no plans, as of now, for jackson to step down. meanwhile, last night ferguson city council, led by embattled mayor james knowles passed two unanimous resolution calling for state wide police reform using deadly force. msnbc's tremaine lee is here. so, your sources in washington are saying, yes, this is happening? >> sources in washington, locally and now i just spoke to a state official who say there are backdoor conversations being had about not only, perhaps, pushing or asking the chief to resign but a whole takeover of the ferguson police department. >> a federal takeover are as we saw in some other states. >> it would be the county. the county -- it would be dismantled as they have nearby police statio

mike, we are in good shape. we have two campuses. we have one in north philadelphia which is at sixth and poplar. we have one in frankford which is at, harbison, jackson harbison. is there 65,000 square feet in that campus and 55,000 in this one. we bought another million-dollar, in 2005 and built a 1.5-acre campus, with 55,000 square feet of space on it, in downtown. i invite to you come see it. it is a national the shrine. we have 700 portraits of major figures and leaders around the world that make a difference in our lives. >> thanks so much for coming. we will be following you. >> thank you so much. thank mike. thank karen hepp, we have talk to her also. >> all right change.org issues a major challenge, they are calling out hundreds of companies this morning, the policy that they want change that many with men will be happy about. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. a company has announced a new parental, me policy and it hopes other companies will follow their leads. >> change.org is now offering new parents 18