one stock we continue to watch his twitter. rose after news sale of the company may not be on the table at all. the stock was upgraded to hold from cell, citing a forecast that might be on the conservative side. seagate -- shares of the hard disk drive maker after they expect higher operating costs. despite this, analysts from j.p. morgan and needham upgraded the stock to a buy on improving demand. coming up, the road ahead for samsung. how much damage could the recall due to the branded china? if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. now, streaming on twitter, this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: the pbo see as been low for a sixth straight day. is strongerg kong the first day in nine days. the market wants a new cap to the offshore trade. the bank separated its assets and wealth management firm in january as a contends with challenges, including plunging share prices and a loss of market share across europe. juliette: we are seeing widespread selling across the board. samsung woes weighing on the overall kospi. china goi

one stock we continue to watch his twitter. r news sale of the company may not be on the table at all. the stock was upgraded to hold from cell, citing a forecast that might be on the conservative side. seagate -- shares of the hard after theymaker expect higher operating costs. despite this, analysts from j.p. morgan and needham upgraded the stock to a buy on improving demand. coming up, the road ahead for samsung. the recallmage could due to the branded china? if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. , streaming on twitter, this is bloomberg. ♪ when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. mark: i'm mark crumpton. you're watchi

also on twitter people who were in that area of the airport said it looks like every police officer in town is headed somewhere with their lights and sirens flashing. what's going on two officers have been shot in east boston. now is a multifamily level in that neighborhood that residence right there. again boston police a lot of support with law enforcement we have crews headed that way. as you can imagine right now very, very active scene to that point we know that boston police have now platesed a shelter in place order for that neighborhood -- placed a shelter in place order for that neighborhood. we have crews headed to scene trying to get in position where they can john monahan is down there and a few others. they heard the news and then immediately went over there. keep in mind there was an officer-involved shooting about a week ago. we saw a week ago but this now confirming saying that again two of their officers -- >> when we hear they are likely looking for more suspects or a suspect. so we are again looking to find out condition. we're working our sources to see which hospit

biz: they are on twitter. i agree with caroline. great about twitter during the debate is that people get to argue with each other who would not normally argument each other, and minds can get changed and points can be brought up that are not being brought up in the debates. and that is what is great about it. and other social media. whatever you can use whatever , tools you can use to get in with others is great. emily: silicon valley. a lot of people in silicon valley have come out and if you simply -- effusively supported clinton and been against trump. which candidate is better for innovation? caroline: it is fastening, and i will take the position of representing technology. there was no tie into silicon valley, was no tie into silicon valley, note tie-in to innovation. i would like to see more of that. emily: do you have a candidate you prefer? caroline: i am here and representing the millennial voter. emily: what do you think? i kind of stay out of politics, kind of like in my early days of twitter, i had a switzerland-like st

we have a live stream on twitter so you can watch this on your computer, laptop, mobile device, a bunchf places. theill be here before debate, it is very exciting. for now, we will take a quick break. then we will have more coverage from longwood university in farmville, virginia. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to our special bloombergpolitics coverage of tonight's vice presidential debate. we are live on bloomberg tv and streaming live at debates. twitter.com. this is less than 20 minutes away. now, thening me preview of how both sides are preparing for that event. two of my favorite guys, preparing. kevin, let's talk about mike pence. you spend a lot of time covering the trump campaign. the said he did not take shots he needed to take on hillary clinton. a big part of his mission, will it be to take hillary down, or try to normalize donald trump for people who may not be familiar with them? >> i put that question to some senior trump aides a couple hours ago. they will try to do both. he has to get this trump campaign on offense after a series of missteps. >> how to they spin the tax returns? to

uber plans on becoming a market leader. twitterhares plummeted today during monday trading, as interest in a buyout of the company cooled. there has been interest from salesforce, and disney. n internaly penned a said, "we can do this." we are the fastest. we want people to be the place where people check what is happening. it is oh is good to have you here. -- it is always good to have you here. watchingit been like the ups and downs? >> it has always been a thing since 2008. they have made offers and we declined. the first famous one was the facebook offer. it was based on a joke, essentially. i will tell you the story. emily: i know the story. mark zuckerberg made an offer. >> i made a number that was too big for anyone to accept and he said, "ok." downs, i don't follow them. i don't look at the stock on a quarterly basis. great leadership thinks about decades, not quarters. the grand scheme of things -- he just got the job. one year. er of how long we go to high school. emily: how do you think he is doing? >> great. he reset ex

board that alerts us for 911. >> hundreds of people say they clicked a link that was being shared on twitter. that link was traced back to desai's twitter account, as well as his website. >> when they clicked, it put a bug into their phone, actually causing their phone to automatically dispatch, call 911. >> it kind of looked like a youtube video, so i clicked on it, and all of a sudden -- it kind of just glitched. my it started calling 911 and wouldn't stop. >> desai says he created the bug but did not mean to push it out on twitter. he says he created a separate bug, one that was funny and did not create the force calls to 911 services sxand meant to pus out that one. >> it was a big stress because somebody could be dying or >> and we should mention that desai told the cyber detectives that creating these bugs would get him more recognition or cool points in the cyber hacking community. he is now facing very serious charges. we are talking three felonies for computer tampering. as you said earlier mark, we know that other agencies across the country dealt with the same issue, all linked ba

you're on twitter as well? >> yes. @tobey underscore n. >> writing in talking about the brexit scenario, most times it works out hecheaper to pay for marriage therapy and reconciliation. a viewer writes in saying unilever is abusing their dominant position. >> who the consumers side with. >> and how much of that cost can you pass on to a consumer in a slowing environment if you're a bigger retailer. jonathan -- loads of you writing in, do you have any idea what unilever make that has split the whole house cold category with p & g? i don't know offhand. >> i could name a few. they're getting into the high-margin products. >> oh, the products. >> dove is the one everyone thinks of as a staple. >> doing a lot of health and beauty. >> just dollar shave club they bought one stateside. >> dollar shave club? >> shave. >> i'll tell you more about that during the break. >> maybe tobey knows something about that. >> i don't think so. >> tobey, thank you. >>> do men shave when they have beards still? do you still shave? >> yes. >

for instance, when i go on twitter, i'm always amazed at how people want me to opine on a stock that just reported and they want me to do it in just one headline alone. i find the business wires that report these numbers are almost always wrong in their quick takeaways simply because business is a lot more harder and complicated than the press release which often obfuscates what's really happening. reality because the reality is, in reality, a jumble. headlines that present stories about such and such a number being better than expected are the types of headlines that always punch the quick draw mcgraw traders. the reality is there is something else, some other metric that might be more important, or that the quarter is manufactured with one-time gains. that happens all the time. i think you have to read the whole story and listen to the conference call. its guidance for the future. that moment and not what the headline writer is responding to is what you will see will make the stock move. that's where you get the accurate move from. everything else, guesswork. we can't do much with

i'm not sure that, you know, i have hundreds of thousands of followers on twitter, i don't know that i convince anybody on the other side of anything i'm saying. i'm reporting. i'm sharing. i'm, you know, beefing up. but i'm not naive enough to think i'm convincing anyone on the other side to switch their views. so i do think that trump, when he does that kind of narrative, that in my view is fairly anti-american, anti-institution, and if that's what he wants to talk about with his supporters, i don't think that's going to get him new votes over the next, you know, eight days, but if that's where he goes, that's perfect. >> i feel strange kind of trying to stand up for google here, but he's claimed in the past that google has manipulated search results. there's no evidence of that. i hope viewers understand that. when he says facebook and twitter are trying to cover something up, not only is there no proof, it's clear when you look, these stories are trending. i want to bring you back in the program. >> after the break, we're talking about parallel universes and what newt gingrich exp

if you follow me on twitter and forecast, i'm updating you through the afternoon hours. notice the brighter colors, heavier rain. and that report from my mom. so here's updated impact times for you. moving into reston and wheaton right now. the district by 6:30, maybe even earlier. this line is racing toward the east at 50 miles per hour. impacting at about 6:35. here's the look at the larger picture. this irnl comes through, we have more back to the west. most of us dry by 10:00 p.m. and coming up in the full forecast, rain tonight impacts the ha >> thanks. >>> a kayaker likely saved a woman's life after she fell off a cliff and into the potomac river this morning. she fell on the virginia side 75 feet. a fire rescue spokesperson say it is kayaker kept her head above water. rescue crews took her to the purple horse beach area. she suffered traumatic injuries and flown to a local hospital. pond but they sadly are not returning home with a win. jason puig joins us with highlights. jay, down to the last, you know, just couple of seconds there. hoping, fingers crossed and n

today. >>> finally tonight, images on twitter and the remarkable coincidence. that image helping to save one family's home. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: it was fate on a sunday afternoon in north carolina, flooding from hurricane matthew was drowning homes and the local photographer was recording images from a drone this photo of submerged houses, including the one on the right there, it is owned by navy vet chris williams, who is trapped inside. >> it was so deep, if i went downstairs to the bottom of the floor, i would have been five feet under water. >> reporter: 1,000 miles away, chris's brother craig was trying to help by remote from austin, texas. >> around midnight he called us and was like, i'm trapped upstairs. >> reporter: after trying for hours to get through to 911, craig turned to social media. brother's home online, he begged the photographer for help. that's my brother's house, he's trapped upstairs. he responded immediately and used his drone to track down a fema crew in the area, even leading their boat directly to the house. >> it was a

i posted the video on my twitter handle. let's say we know how to trash >> they got great food in chicago. that is the truth. >>> check out the new video of the massey pumpkin hawaii caught on camera at a farm in new jersey. police are looking for the band of thieves that stole nearly 200 pumpkins valued at $3,000. well, nobody wants to get robbed, especially when you come home from vacation. >>> it is a nightmare but the burglar that broke into one gnome canada is not suspect. christine here noticed a lamp on the floor. then a clock is tipped over. paintings were lopsided. and papers with are everywhere. but nothing was missing. and then they noticed this. >> the kitchen counter was completely covered with poop. >> yes. she said poop! it with us a squirrel. there he is. he is in custody. he is not facing any charges. the cops let him go. >> man, we need to call peta on this. just kidding! [ laughing ] >>> coming up next, ladies, who do you think works more days during the year? you or your man? >> a surprising answer. >> we

you can watch on bloomberg television and twitter. be back with analysis starting at 10:30 p.m. now, wallace is on stage giving the audience the house rules. final thoughts, mark? mark: if donald has a path, he must win this debate decisively. he must change the trajectory of their race, and many people around him know that. we will see. schmidt thought donald trump had given a bad performance in the first and second debate. he thinks the race is over. the only possible way it could at be over is if he gave performance tonight as good as it was bad in his first performance. this is the last formal event. they will both appear in manhattan on thursday, but no other event will bring the two of them together. john: we have had a lot of october surprises already. given the daily october surprises, we could have more.

she was always inspired by great speeches. >> when melania starts attacking me on twitter too. >> maybe she will now. >> maybe if michelle well attack you first. >> i was thenging of lines she could use in speeches like one she could say something like when they go low we go high or when they go low, we vote. these are brilliant things. >> she is going to say that. i think she will. >> the good news is michelle obama is out there now and there is good new material for melania. >> they were peaking fun of it at the -- making fun of it at the dinner and it got good laughs. >> melania is fantastic and beautiful. >> english is her second lapping wedge. >> i am excited that her first line is going to be i am a strong black woman. >> and in all seriousness she can help his campaign. she is a lovely woman. >> why is she lovely? what is so lovely about her? she is just a hot chick. she doesn't speak english. she just reads what is on the paper. >> she is a mother, seems pleasant. >> how? >> she has a son. >> she is a mother, so. >> that's the definition. >> usually you use the wife to soften th

trump fired back on twitter, paul ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget, jobs, and illegal immigration, not waste this time on fighting the republican nominee. this after a tape revealed trump's vulgar comments. >> when they are -- they let you do anything, grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> reporter: making crude comments about nancy, talking about nancy o'dell. she spoke t night. >> there is no room for objectification of women, or anyone for that matter, not even in the locker room. >> reporter: it is said now trump did enough with the debate performance to stop the gop exodus and he invited bill clinton speaker ryan's endorsement of trump stands. 's accusers to the debate. a spokesperson says he's not conceding the race to clinton, but focused on keeping the house and senate. >> another batch of e-mails strategizing by hillary clinton's inner circle before the bid for the white house. it's from the campaign chairman, and they reveal aids were concerned that bill clinton's business dealings could damage his wife's presidential aspirations, and other e-mails show

"nasty woman" -- quickly trending on twitter and generating memes. another trending moment came as trump reiterated his stance on some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out." hash-tag "bad hombres" led to memes showing trump next to pictures of the hair color trend known as ombre. puppet memes -- emerging after this exchange: trump: "putin from everything i see has no respect for this person." clinton: "well, that's because he would rather have a puppet as president of the united states." trump: "no puppet. you're the puppet." but one of the most talked-about moments of the debate came when donald trump refused to say definitively that he would accept the results of the election. chris wallace / modea country... that at the end of the campaign the loser concedes to the winner. are you saying you're not prepared now to commit to that principle?" trump: "what i'm saying is that i will tell you at the time." that reluctance to accept a potential loss led to this description by c-n-n political commentator van jones -- van jones / cnn political

favre sent this picture to mcgraw, who then posted it on twitter, along with the message "my man just sent me this photo. speaking of nfl, some teams are finding creative ways around a league policy that prohibits them from sharing their own highlight videos on social media. here's what the philadelphia eagles posted of an interception by malcolm jenkins, calling it exclusive video. and the cleveland browns also used toy football players to show a touchdown and ensuing celebration. sports illustrated reports teams can be fined up to $100,000 for multiple infractions of the policy. anchor: stick figures would work. anchor: anchor: tim mcgraw had that concert at halloween -- hall of fame weekend. they go way back. anchor: the badgers football team has earned despite two straight losses. anchor: a former marquette star gets his first chance to play against the bucks. anchor: dan needles is in next anchor: badgers linebacker vince biegel has missed the last two games following foot surgery but could playur fellow uw linebacker jack cichy was named big 10 defensive player of the week after

i've totally lost track. >> ya. >> oh, let's do that on twitter. >> what? h, let's not do this. >> this is so sexist and ridiculous. >> then let's move on then. about that? >> jim driscoll always says you know you shouldn't say any more and your brain is going back and forth, angel, devil, well, the deaf sill talking real hard right now. >> he literally said this in a meeting. al innings, you know it. i know, i know. i said mike, you know, and you sometimes look at me. look, he says you give a look, and he no, sir. oh, gosh. >> right now i know to stop talking about this subject, because it is not right. >> and you're going to stop. >> attractive people. >> see? they're yelling at us to move on now. >> makes no difference to me. >> it should. >> i can fix this. i can solve the whole thing. >> please do. >> let's include both sections. men and women. who is the most attractive person, tv personality, now if the philadelphia area. >> why can't it be the most connected to the community, or the one, you know? >> not so interesting. >> a lot of my favorite people

john: they are not on twitter yet. when they are on twitter, i will do almost none of it. ids are not on social media, except someone has an instagram account, which is private. but a lot of this started because of confrontations that i had with a group of people who have come to be known as people who heard hillary clinton's phoenix, august, in known as the alt-right. it is a group of people on twitter with extreme nationalist views. a lot of them are disgustingly anti-semitic. and so they would send openly and disgustingly anti-semitic tweets toward me, saying just the most horrific things like you should get in an oven, and it is too bad that hitler did not kill you or kill your grandparents, or your children should be in an oven. and so there are three ways to deal with it. you can ignore it, you can block those people, and the third is to engage with them. and i decided for a couple of months to engage with them. my form of engagement was to spew invective at them. brian: did it make you feel better? john: i don't know. i think it is an ongoing dispute about this quest

people can evolve. >> jeffrey lord, donald trump has been on twitter. >> uh-oh. >> i know. t the republicans fleeing, denying their support for trump or not supporting him enough. this is one of his tweets. tremendous support except for some republican leadership. thank you. so as we head into this second presidential debate, donald trump isn't just running against hillary clinton. he is now very publicly, locally on twitter, running against the leadership of his own party. what does that get him? >> you know, i think that's a bonus. to borrow inevitable reagan reference, the reagan quote that these were the fraternal order republicans. that they saw the republican party as a fraternity as opposed to a political party with ideas. and this is exactly the kind of thing that drove reagan crazy. and he's quite right. i would perhaps update it to save linguini spine republicans who flee at the slightest sign of rift. >> is this the slightest sign? >> this is not just about donald trump. this is about dealing with issues on capitol hill. and they do exactly the same kind of thing.

the rapper announced on twitter he's working on a new album so he has a new singling out. excedrin hits the ache on the head. it's not an ordinary debate so don't use just any pain relief. the tweet got more than 1,000 likes. debate headache started trending on twitter. rarely do well on twitter but this was the exception or excedrin. >> nasty woman and bod hombre. if you watched the debate then you saw donald trump say that. speaking of that still to come our live team coverage from the thomas and mack continues this morning. live pictures from the campus as we speak. we're checking in with our reporter cohost. she has reaction from mark cuban this morning who was a guest of hillary clinton inside the debate hall last night of the it's all headed your way. tracy potts. she's normally in washington, d.c. every single morning talking to us live on the program. but we switch it up this morning because she's in vegas baby. tracy potts also live from the thomas and mack and she has >> kim: election results is what donald trump said hours ago live in las vegas that has everyone

john: judging from republicans we've talked to in this hall, and republicans on twitter, republicans as much as democrats think this is donald trump pouring gasoline over his head and lighting himself on fire. this is aty think suicidal thing for him to do. those who will vote for donald trump no matter what love this, but donald trump is behind in this race. a lot of people are skeptical that this is the way to come back. we caught up with one of hillary clinton's surrogates, the former governor of michigan. john and i talked to her. we started by asking her if private conduct that is a decade old or older should matter to voters. >> if that private conduct continues beyond 10 years ago or is a part of a pattern of one's existence, yes, it should matter. we're talking about trump. mark: i'm talking about any candidate's private conduct. republicans are saying that there is private conduct of hillary clinton that is maybe a decade old, but why is that less relevant dustin mark -- relevant? >> i guess the question is, is this going to continue? is this something that will drag america

you never hear about them on places like twitter. >> you're serious? ou can't go anywhere without people saying how excited they are about the cubs. >> i know, but some of us are try to be quiet because -- let's get an early start on "your money." stock futures pointing slightly lower. yesterday was a little ugly. 200 points the dow dropped yet. weak corporate earnings. oil is holding steady about 51 bucks a barrel. >>> another blow for samsung this morning. we told you it's going to kill off the galaxy 7 smartphone after it caught fire. the companies now slashing its profit forecast by a third. expects to make $2.3 billion less this quarter. experts say killing the product for the flagship device could reach $10 billion. that's real money. even the prospect of holding a top government convinced sheryl sandberg to leave facebook. recent reports claim sandberg is being eyed as treasury secretary if hillary clinton wins the election. asked about that yesterday, sandberg said, quote, i'm staying at facebook. end quote. she shot down that as well saying she

how many learned about it on twitter? how many learned about it on snapchat? how many of you learned about it from texts from your friend question mark it shows you that nobody learns about it from what we normally think of as traditional media. they probably saw it later. -- theder of gerrymandering of news matters but fewer and fewer people will aach out and go to breitbart.com or a huffington post.com. some people do but when you look at the percentage, it's less than 50% coming through the front page. more more people are coming through facebook, twitter and these are people who have big followings and will post a link. ellen puts a news story up on her feet, that's when you will likely see it. it's important because it speaks caree echo chamber that we about. sometimes that editors will write headlines because they know all this they know it will get more pick up on social media. when someone is yelling at you over a story, it's because of the headline, not because of the substance of the story itself. on the flipside of that, social media has made my lif

thursday night football games will now be live streamed on twitter's home tab. it's aimed at getting more views and advertisers. twitter is already two games into a 10 game deal with nfl and will continue to promote live video content for the football games. you know the first thursday night game broncos game i went on twitter to lifestream the game streaming it and all of a sudden it dot ar w watching this on my phone? the tv is right there. we got so used to it. turned it off my phone and put it on the tv. 11:11 right now. a man is being credited with saving his brother and his brother's dog through social media. crazy story here. craig williams says after hurricane matthew he sent his brother a joking picture on facebook of flooded homes. and he said at least you're not this guy. turns out he was that guy. when craig figured that out he reached out to the photographer on twitter. that posted the picture. the photographer was able to flag down a fema rescuer and get cruise over to his brother's house. after 14 hours, craig's brother was rescued from his attic w

broadcasting live on bloomberg television and also on twitter.us a sense of how you think this went tonight. i thought mike pence did a phenomenal job. it there is a huge contrast. you saw tim kaine 64 times interrupting.

he's having something of a rap battle with florida democrats on twitter. the ice man tweeted out he's riding out the storm from his updates for his followers. the florida democratic party responded warning people to stop, collaborate and listen. listen to local officials, not vanilla ice and get out of the evacuation zones. i might have taken a little creative liberty. now that vanilla ice is off the dance floor, he has some time on his hands. he's been live tweeting as matthew turns north. the 90s rap sensation wi likely have a lot of work after the storm. he's the host of "vanilla ice project" focused on renovating home in the palm beach area. >> it's kind of sad, the democrat party of florida needs to tell people not to listen to vanilla ice. you would think that's a given. you don't take a storm advice from vanilla ice. >> it's not vanilla rain. it's ice. >> how far he's fallen. a rap battle with a political party. >> we're making light of it, but it is a serious situation. florida...bringing torrential rain and incredibly powerful winds over 100 miles

carl cer reaction on twitter and a sketch comedy skit that he thinks went too far. >> he tweeted this morning, polls close but can you believe i lost large numbers of women voters based on events that never happened? media rigging election. 47 to 43 in the latest poll, poles have clinton up by 11 points. trump's denials that he ever forced himself on women in the aftermath of a video in which he described doing that appearing to demean some of his accusers of some of his groping attempts. >> belief me, she would thought be my first choice. >> what about all of the women accusing you of sexual up. >> trump watched saturday night live, and tweeted time to under this unfunny and boring show. >> once again the media is piling on with unsubstantiated claims as they ignore an afterlarge of arrested evidence pay-to-play and political favoritism emanating out of e-mails about the former secretary of state. >> and several bush, campaign and romney campaign officials have made statements. >> one of the great things in america is about the peaceful transfer of power, but as donald trump said in

. >> sarah: a lot of people posting pictures on twitter right now. it looks like that fire truck that veered up on the sidewalk there, may have even taken down some trees. and hit some trees there. a bmw is right in front of it. it is kind of unclear if that bmw was parked or if they hit the back of it. multiple cars that were parked just one right after the other. fire truck up on the sidewalk, really kind of... its front wheels look like they are a little offer the ground. based on these pictures on twitter right now. a really messy scene there. there are ambulances there. another red s.u.v. vehicle on the opposite end of the sidewalk. with this front end just completely smashed in. again, this is just happening a short time ago at commonwealth avenue and dartmouth street. this video, we are just getting into our newsroom. we are no word yet on injuries or amount of injuries. >> christa: you have to think there must be some with a crash of that nature. it just looks pretty bad there. so what a strange day. when you think about it. for firefighters.

when the book was released was trending on twitter for days. this is at the same time that many people were in an uproar over the black lives matter movement. many men men have been shot consecutively by police officer. >> dr. seuss picking up so much buzz that we're happy about it but on the other hand we kind of felt like the press or the mainstream media would pick up the attention of one of these deaths and then after three or four days sweep it under the rug. it's just another name and #. >> they started this project over a year ago but it didn't fully come together into alton stirling and casteel cases happen back to back. >> and this is when it was like this is the time. we literally went from having one complete piece, maybe three rough sketches to within two or three weeks we completed the series. >> these guys have not had the best relationship with law enforcement and cops. >> no way. >> shocker. >> where we are from, the police are the bad guys. that is just, it's ignorant to think that, growing up you hear these cops do this and th

twitter? guest: we will here on thursday. this is the thing twitter is adding everything on.s is a company that in the past has had trouble getting advertisers onboard with this new stuff and they really need to make a big push on thursday to have wall street owners understand they are going to be bailed out of quarters of slowing growth. emily: you will be all over earnings on thursday for top thank you so much for bringing us that update. at&t will sell its 100 channels plus online streaming service, wreck tv now, for $35 a month and experiment with all card distribution. at&t hopes to buy time warner and is developing the service to respond to online only tv competitors like netflix and amazon.com. the ceos spoke about developing new ad model at the wsj d conference. >> we will develop new ad support models. these content costs are not going to be flat. how can we develop new models that will let us keep the price point in check, offsetting the price on content? i think that is important. emily: coming up, the residential election is less than two weeks away and surveymonk

based on our scoop that twitter plans to fire 8% of its workforce as the struggling social media companyrepares to go it alone, we caught up with steve omar, the former ceo of microsoft and got his take on the company's road ahead. very important, given that he is an investor in twitter and microsoft. take a listen to what he had to say. : twitter is an air reproducible asset. think of what goes on -- donald trump tweeting what goes on late at night. there's not any vehicle that lets you speak broadly to amass an audience better than twitter. be easier toduct use? of course. that's an important area. could the product benefit from additional innovation that takes it in surrounding areas? yes. the cost structure, there are rumors that they are working on it. but i see a lot of potential in twitter. you see twitter having a future as an independent company? steve: i think twitter would be great as an independent company and there are acquisitions that would make sense for the company and shareholders. -- anythingthing you have heard about? steve: i read what everyone else reads in the pape

at one point during the showdown, moderator chris wallace was also trending on twitter. both candidates were delighted that they don't have to be on the stage together any more. wallace himself received a lot of praise for keeping everything under control. a lot people saying that he was debate. eun and aaron, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:48. another candidates made inaccurate statements last nieg. let's start with a fact check on donald trump's game on hillary clinton's position on abortion. >> if you go by what hillary clinton is saying during the ninth month. you can take the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby. now, you can say that that is okay and that is okay, but it is not okay with me. >> according to nbc news, that is mostly false. trump miss states clinton's position on abortion. in 2003, then senator hillary clinton voted against the federal partial birth abortion ban because it lacked an exception for the woman's health and life. hillary clinton was pressed on the release of the hacked e-mail to her campaign chairm