. >>> tesla founder elon musk is down playing reports that 21st century fox ceo james murdock is the lead candidate to replace him as the electric car maker's chairman. he's stepped down to settle fraud charges levied by the sec. murdock is currently a nondirector executive at tesla. >>> elon musk may be getting serious about something that began as a joke. april he posted online that tesla had gone bankrupt. according to cnbc, a trademark application has been filed by tesla to protect the name teslaquila. >>> a life-size art installation is on display in san francisco today to bring attention to the plastic waste that sends up in the ocean. this 82-foot sculpture opens to the public today at crissy field, and it's made you can see it's made of waste and common items we throw away every day. researchers say the weight of a blue whale can be up to 300,000 pounds, equal to the weight of the plastic that ends up in the ocean every nine minutes. >>> once again, we have that fire weather watch in effect tonight through monday. we are looking at the offshore flow, offshore winds. it will b

strike first and those who struggle with post-traumatic stress are actually kids that are special murdock's which. he is a support. how did you guys do that she is not our shooter ok. tell me she was. oh yeah he would tell me with his wake. and you is very true and you can confuse this is that you really were drunk man when i was so drunk i was trying to sober him up you would usually usually crack open a beer on the way on the way home from work and when you get to where you wherever you live if you are going to matter if you just start drinking and then a lot of times we have headed to a cab or one of the guys you have a truck there and we would all drive out of there there's a lot of testosterone up bars and it was a lot of there was a lot of fist fights. and they would just throw wads of cash but it felt good it's not like they were receiving anything fact that are all the thing and find her attractive did you know there is nothing that they at this what cash and he just wanted to throw it usually only four or five girls in the bar and most of the. fifty or sixty people everybody was tr

industry in general change or fail he said yet he did praise rupert murdoch's fox's rupert murdock's at the same time was this just hubris or does he have a valid point and what does the success of providers like netflix mean for the future of advertising dollars here discusses the host of big picture here in r t america holland cook and conservative commentator steve models were who combined have something like i don't know one hundred years of broadcasting business experience you guys. i know is crazy we love learning from you guys steve first of all give us some of the highlights from the q three for netflix i saw their stock was trading about three hundred fifty dollars today tell us tell us what happened yeah well you know after a disappointing second quarter they really rocked it the street expected about sixty eight cents a share on earnings and they were it came in at eighty nine and they are thirty six percent increase in revenue from streaming services and the big news is subscribers they went up about seven million subscribers in the third quarter about a million point one

those are two properties owned by rupert murdock. it was a marketed departure from what we saw last week when he s was angry and fiery and emotional at that hearing which is what donald trump liked. it's the audience of one he was talking to. why write the op-ed now? >> he was emotional. he said i wrote this. i planned this. >> he was overcome with emotion in the moment. his behavior gave senators a reason to be against him that was apart from their views their idealology. i haven't decide what his views on this are. that op-ed was an effort to take the excuse away from them. it looks like it. remember the wall street journal editorial page is the most influential media property. most read it. take it seriously. follow what shows up there. they know the editorial writers are. when it comes to print publications you can't compete for an audience in congress on both sides. >> i'm so sorry. i jumped in too quickly. garrett what do you think? >> reporter: on the everyotempe point it's a little too late. that's exactly the reason she said

his dad was a sir, sir murdock. and just a great businessman.company and such an amazing person. he was there with his wife. and we were all there to support him. harris was on stage. she is so dynamic. she is so good in front of a crowd. keith urban was there. this organization is so great. we raised money -- this organization raises money to send students in america to australia for higher learning and australia sends kids here so it's a great organization and then a good relationship. brian: here's the key. i know we got involved little rocky start between the trump administration and current australian administration are we okay now? ainsley: everyone was in a good mood there, yes. steve: congratulations to the boss. all right. 20 minutes before the top of the hour go outside. janice dean, it's a little cold? >> it's a little chilly. we will warm up for excellent festivities. halloween, of course, this evening here across the east coast. temperatures will be warm, relatively warm and we won't have any precipitation but, behind that that's wh

we have fox news contributor and deroy murdock. let me start with you, deroy. saudi arabia will admit folks landed in the private planes were there to lure jamal khashoggi to the consulate to question him but something went terribly wrong, fine, what happens then? what has to happen? what do they have to do to show the world they're apologetic and that would be diplomatically okay so that everyone can keep doing business with them. >> at a bare minimum perhaps present us a body. where is he? if he is dead, hand him back to his family, boy, do we grieve for them. this is such a complicated mess foreus right now, the last thing america needed. we had to juggle number of things. if saudis want to get our attention, tell the petroleum workers hey, take a day off. watch the prices spike. a bulwark against iran. charles: i feel like iranian thing might be more important than oil since we do have so much capacity in this country. certainly not like it was 10 years ago and certainly not like it was in the 1970s. >> that's true. they cannot shut us down. if oil prices w

he plays detective roger murdock onthe third season.w he said the long hours prevents them from spending time with his family. he says he is a 58-year-old diabetic. working 16 hour days and it has taken a toll on him. he says he will be leaving the show in december when filming wraps up. >>> justin timberlake is set to headline with the biggest music festivals of the year. reports are the grammy winner take center stage iv tele. 2019 april told us gabino conaway west for the two week about. us weekly it will be temer likes first time performing at coachella. start how much meantime would you say you got.>> not enough. a new study says most parents say they don't have 32 minutes of me time every day. was of them say after a long day of about 32 minutes usually turns into 30 minutes of sleep. the study found parents on average hide to the children for times a week. they can have peace and quiet. a few years ago when my babies were little i felt very second i came home i called my husband and said get those boys out of the house. i'm comin

the world needs another billionaire murdock. >> what would you do with it?> i would be politics. the worse then would happen if i get a billion dollars. i would be childish, petty and break minor laws. buy people off. >> you bought the ticket so you want to win? >> i feel like i have to. if there was ever anyone to get a billion dollars with no work ethic, why not be me? >> you can see the people that won. doesn't always turn out well. >> yeah, they share with their family. let it be known, it's mine. no sharing. >> all right. >> all mine. i'm going to buy a lot of bitcoins. >> i don't know if that's guy, tyrus. talk about that. our service dog, spike, in training being raised by executive producer jennifer williams. spike got neuters last week and he developed a cough. the cough got worse. he was diagnosed with pneumonia. the good news is, after a night in the hospital, spike is on the mend. his fever is broken. he's back home receiving tlc. we have tips on how you can tell if your dog is sick on foxnews.com/thedailyspike. >> he got snipped. of course his s

the types wrote about james murdock. they threw him -- liz: he sits on the board. is one of the top executives here at 21st century fox. liz: do i know? charlie: as you know. we should point out that we put calls into 21st century fox and he had no comment. the times reporting that i've not been able to independently verify that just so you know so that's where we are. it's two stories here for you the investor and tesla. pay close attention. the numbers, how they meet, profitability. do they meet it real or do they meet it through gimmicks? if they meet it real that stock goes way up. if they meet it through gimmicks not too impressed and second corporate governance who will watch over, will they have the power to tell him to stop and to focus on producing cars, not on tweeting about thailand cave drivers and stuff like that. liz: the stock is still up more than 11 and a third percent. charlie: since when? liz: pick your time. quarter to date, month to date, week to date? charlie: it's up. liz: it's down year-over-year. charlie: listen, this is a great story. ther

. >>> we have news to share with you right now on murdock we have more on the phone here >> disney has been in the process of divesting the sports when they closed or when they agreed to buy fox earlier this year i learned that an interesting thick may happen and that the new fox wheening this they might ebd up buying all of the sports net works back they are leading candidates with people familiar with the process. i can't remember ever having this before at least at this scale where a company would buy an asset and really buy it back, possibly before disney could do anything with the networks in the process he may save fox billions of dollars from tax efficiencies they buy it back at a lower price than they sold it to disney >> this is all still some what hype thet dal. there are two questions. one is that you might remember that comcast, our parent company at cnbc got into a bidding war with disney. so originally he agreed to buy these assets which included the sports net work and a bunch of others by about $50 billion it isn't going to get that same lift in evaluation because frank

i wonder how we are going to look back on the murdock selling todisney >> i think what is true is thattain places a lot of unique scale to compete. when you look at the resources that exist with players like google and amazon clearly they are deploying enormous resources. it is to actually give it away so the nature of this game is competing. the volume of product that's being produced is clearly going to have impact on the world and how you compete in it. i think there will be winners and losers from a content perspective. i think unique event content will be winner i think all of that will drive change and i'm not smart enough to know what it all looked like but it is clearly going to change >> i want today ask you about the deal for sky which you're uniquely placed to give us perspective on what wlo did best out of that deal sky was trading around 7 pounds below the 8 pound level. the final deal over 17 pounds. who is the ultimate winner for all of the players involved in that deal? >> well, i mean i think there are probably multiple winners. for fox first we had gone into that init