jeanenne tornatore of orbitz is here this morning to tell us. hello and what are the top 10 destinations? > >our number one booked destination for three consecutive years is las vegas. which is where i'm coming to you from today---the venetian-- and it's the perfect example here of why they're such a hotspot. they're hosting earth, wind, and fire. they have wolfgang puck cooking classes. all these events going on over labor day weekend. and you're going to see in our lists why these big cities top our list. we have new york city, chicago, cancun, san francisco, san diego, atlanta, boston, new orleans, honolulu---all of these big city and a couple of beach destinations in there. but all of these big events are really what's driving people to these hot city destinations. > >what about airline ticket prices? what are some great last minute deals? > >overall, according to orbitz bookings, airfares on average for labor day weekend are up slightly---about 5% compared to labor day weekend 2012. hotel rates up about 4%. if you want to find a good airfar

travel website orbitz, the labor day weekend may be the but it won't be the end of forward to fall -- citing fewer crowds and the cooler popular fall travel area. two cents. and eighty-cents and 91-cents might be expecting three major travel websites rank san francisco in the this weekend. a lot of tourists don't francisco. the average round-trip $330. morning news. we'll have a live report break. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. our top story this morning is the closure of the bay bridge. day weekend. conditions with robin. our top story this morning. of the bay bridge closure. around the clock. connecting at the same time, they're also demolishing portions of the old bridge. kron4's mike pelton joins us live from the oakland side their progress. mike? now take a look at this. bridge construction. it starts in october 2008 and ends in august of 2013. up. being put down. and sections of the deck coming together. on you-tube over the world.and with more transformations. bridge shutdown. info on our website kron4- dot-com. and on our new kron4 mobile app. devoted to the bridge. leav

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let's try to switch to corp news, orbitz posting better than expected quarterly earnings as it bookede hotel and vacation packages. for for the year orbitz is up more than 300%. >>> the blackstone group is reportedly preparing to take hilton hotels public. simon hobbs among other things is also our travel and leisure correspondent. it will be interesting. >> very interesting. sue, for a long time critics wondering if blackstone had bitten off more than it could chew. the timing was potentially disastrous. they offered shareholders a massive 40% premium to take the giant private in 2007. just before the financial crisis struck hard, hotel occupancy was crushed, for many owners, and hilton, which also trades under brands like doubletree, hampton and waterford astoria was left staggering. but blackstone poached chris nassetta to become the ceo. not only did it weather the storm, it boosted the number of properties by over 30%, many of them overseas, where hilton had badly lacked market share. importantly blackstone will restructure hilton's dead for a third time before for a inly returni

stuart: one more question about travel's bid what about the rival, orbitz.ured it twice. if anybody bought it from this show april, they would be up 100%. yesterday we talked about groupon, tesla. i gave it out at $6. listen, yesterday the number one stock in the entire market. it was better than tesla, groupon. your viewers are up 100% at this very moment. stuart: correction, they are our viewers. you are in this with me. charles: they are doing pretty well. stuart: nicole, want you to update us on the stock. is it noodles you want to update us on? the ceo said in july over june they saw slowing in the restaurant issue. they had a new forecast in wall street, they were writing they do not like that. 160% from the ipo price in june, cannot complain that the noodles are not working for them today. charles: the co zero of chipotle mexican grill, innovative menu, goes to show always innovation going on in this country everywhere. it is in restaurants, tire making, everything. stuart: noodles. monica is with us chomping at the bit. let me read it first. the city

don't forget how well orbitz worldwide did. up 35% for orbitz.he travel business seems to be doing well enough. back to you. ashley: nicole, thank you very much. we'll be back to you at the bottom of the hour. of course we have lots coming up after the bell. so stay tuned for "after the bell" at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. priceline.com, lionsgate to name a few. we're kind of getting towards the tail end of earnings season. tracy: it is slowing down. coming up america's shale boom, energy transofficer equity, winning approve to build a plant to export natural gas. we have the ceo jamie welch. ashley: look how the u.s. dollar is moving right now. as you can see down against the major currencies in europe. british pound gaining ground also up to 1.55. all of the major currencies are now moving higher against the u.s. dollar except for the japanese yen. we'll be right back. you make a great team. it's been that way since e day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - itld be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready any

a great week for names like groupon and orbitz worldwide.hat really have outdone themselves. ipos that we have watched. the ticker symbol, an online marketing. a mixed bag. tracy: people tell me to hand out. it is quite early. so that will affected as well. to some extent. >> udc lighter trading volume. it may be a little more lackluster. however, there is still a lot to watch. i keep an eye on the 10-year as well. >> we will see you in 15 minutes. dennis: well, talking with the sec tried to settle the investigation into the london will trade that cost the bank more than 6 billion. they want to bring civil charges and extractor rare admission of wrongdoing which would set an important precedent for the sec. they neither admitted nor denied . tracy: trading done this by reports the company may be taken private. reporting chief executive, the company's board is increasingly coming around to the idea to give the farm a little breathing room. is easier to go bankrupt when you are in private. on the heels of an blackberry smart fossil isn't the f

orbitz, take vacation back.ress forest whitaker. [applause] michael: we are back with jennifer coolidge, star of the new film, "austenland." now, what's "austenland" about? >> well, it's about this very beautiful girl, kerri walsh, that is obsessed with jane austen and she gets to go on this sqush -- jane austen themed vacation where you go and live and dress up like the characters and hopefully, meet your dorsey. rebecca: and who do you play? >> i'm miss charming and i play the very horny american. [laughter] goes for the experience. goes for the, you know, jane austen experience, which in hopes to meet many men or anything. [laughter] michael: because i've seen it. i've seen it and your character, you know nothing about jane austen. rebecca: i saw it too. you are so hilarious. >> thank you. rebecca: your british accent is second to none. you go vulgar american better than anybody. >> hey, thanks. rebecca: it's really funny. >> no, i think you get cast either you're incredibly knowledgeable like cate blanchett

everybody's familiar with cheap tickets, that's under orbitz worldwide up umbrella. well, they logged double digit growth. growth bookings jumped also. they did face one-time charges that hit some numbers, but ultimately, they continue to see everything looking good, higher hotel and vacation, package volumes, and so what tough economy? people are still taking veigh -- vacations. back to you. dagen: thank you. the next guests have over 15 years of experience in the real estate industry, and host of three different shows, yep, three, on hgtv. first one "brother versus brother," they are put against each other, and drew is the realtor, john the contractor. guys, good to see you. >> good to see you too. dagen: i watched your shows. i've seen all of them. i particularly love "property brothers." >> oh, you pointed to me, i thought you loved me. dagen: you were just closer. drew, i'm going to start with you. my biggest beef is renovations look way too easy. finding a great deal looks too easy and renovations look easy. are you cutting corners a little bit? >> we never cut

. >> orbitz is flying you out there, so you get to bring you and how many others? two or three?>> three other people. this is awesome! where's maddie? maddie! where's samuel? where's michael? >> you've been nothing but trouble since the minute you got here. >> michael! >>> all right, tomorrow, decorating tips. you have to taste it. >> i'm tasting it, it's fantastic. samuel, you want a bite? >> no. >> samuel's not hungry. >> have an awesome day, everybody. >> this was a fun show, everybody. >> nice job! >> see you tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. jeff: the braxtons! >> we're not the jacksons, we're the braxtons. [applause] jeff: the reality of putting their family values on display. >> there are no cameras. jeff: oh, a few. we went inside toni's heartbreaking health scare. >> i thought i would decide when i wanted to slow down. i didn't know life was going to tell me i had to take a break. [cheers and applause] jeff: a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm also on a talk s

. >> orbitz is flying you out there, so you get to bring you and how many others? two or three?>> three other people. this is awesome! where's maddie? maddie! where's samuel? where's michael? >> you've been nothing but trouble since the minute you got here. >> michael! >>> all right, tomorrow, decorating tips. you have to taste it. >> i'm tasting it, it's fantastic. samuel, you want a bite? >> no. >> samuel's not hungry. >> have an awesome day, everybody. >> this was a fun show, everybody. >> nice job! >> see you tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. why don't you call me. in recent years, i have to tell you, i think stocks have become the most hated commodity in existence. they're certainly hated, well, say anytime more than i can remember in my career, but i still believe anyone can turn a profit i

we don't cover orbitz. but i twhink what is happening s frankly a lot of companies is benefitting from the fact that pricing has been pretty solid and in addition, demand notwithstanding the challenges in europe, has been consistent and strengthening as well. >> is there any -- i use kayak, which i love. you know about kayak? >> right, but you don't book through kayak. you get -- >> you do. it is owned by priceline. priceline acquired kayak. >> did it really? >> is there any real implications for the business as a result of -- i think they spent $1.8 billion a year ago. >> yeah, andrew, what is interesting about that deal is that it literally just closed. announced in november of last year, which seems like an eternity ago, but it closed in may. and, you know, there are a lot of opportunities there. if you think about kayak, you think about strength in the u.s., think about mobile. and really those are areas that priceline is looking to get better at. conversely priceline is very strong in europe, and kayak

orbitz extending its gain. surging in earnings there. we talked about the gap.rancisco based gap reporting good sales for the summer. so sort of mixed news. we will keep an eye on business news. >> we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is friday, august 9th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. >> we have developing news in san jose. three people were shot at an apartment complex this morning. ktvu janine de la vega is there now and you say it happened near a basketball court. what happened? >> yeah. that is right. we are here at the san jose apartments. that is near cunningham avenue. and you can see police have their tape up here. they are inside this apartment complex. investigating a shooting that happened just after 4:00 this morning. officers are inside the complex processing evidence. we understand that three people were involved. but none of these victims were actually found here at the scene. and to explain a little bit more of what happened here i'm joined by

orbitz, i mean, what i tell you is go home, look at maybe the top ten to 15 places you spend money or a lot, richard, that you would tell other people about. have you found a service or product, and you told friends about it? >> yes. charles: that's an unpaid spokesperson. >> yeah. i guess. charles: if i'm unpaid, and i like something that much, i think i should, at the very least, consider becoming an owner of the company as well. >> that makes a lot of sense right there. charles: all right. you know, glad i met you, and 46, you plan on having kids, huh? >> yeah, well, i'm a late bloomer. charles: you're young, fit, and you surf. that's great, richard. >> thank you. charles: tomorrow's trading day, and, next, jumping into the market is overwhelming, but we'll have stock picking advice for you on how to pick the right one and what experts look for. ♪ charles: all right, now that we convinced you to invest in the market, next is choosing stocks for your portfolio, it's not as daunting as you think. you know more than you give yourself credit for. we realize that. getting started pickin

meanwhile, losing money, anyone who owns orbitz.eholder is selling off one-third of his stake in the comny. it wants to better diversifyts portfolio. the sale of hammer him of his inntion%, not good day. money is practical growing on trees and up. three multimillion-dollar che back to it sold in two weeks. the third when i came forward. we all fought flora was the best place. that's all we have for you. i shore up you me "money" today. it has been a pleasure pavilion for melissa. >> the following is paid advertisement from star via entertainment and time life. ♪ you're the meaning in my life ♪ ♪ you're e inspiration >> ♪ that's how much i feel >>♪ feel for you, baby >> ♪ how much i feel >> ♪ well, i need your touch >> intite moments, erished memories, unforgettable romances the language of love can be spoken in many ways. and nothing ignites your emotions like the power of love. >> ♪ i'll alwa love you ♪ for the rest of my days >> ♪ a one in a million

liz: shares of online travel company orbitz getting slammed because the largest shareholder has pulled about one-third of its holding. david: and yom brands, parent of kfc, has been taking a hit in today's session following a much steeper than expected 13% decline in same-store sales in china last month. liz: we need to tell you that we are just learning now the size of the stake of carl icahn. it is more than a billion dollars. a huge chunk that he has taken an apple. a billion dollars stake in apple. telling us earlier today, we are there. we are and. by the turn of a billion dollars, david. the stock is resounding up to up 5%. david: getting ever closer. these are just numbers. the $500 level is psychologically important for the stock. "after the bell" starting right now. let's get right to today's action. global export and co-founder and ceo morning u.s. equities may be overvalued. larry in the pits of the cme, want to start with you and -nterest rates that took a huge jump. a direct effect on housing stocks. what is the long-term effect of this? will we see continued rise? but i t

. >>> two other stocks, orbitz, priceline up 48% this year, trading -- you can see there 934, can it really be worth this much? let's bring in piper jaffray's michael olson. in the past we've seen the 1,000 price target, sometimes being called the kiss of death. why is it not that for priceline? >> maybe this is another one you have to believe. you've got to believe there's also a great fundamental story. if you look at the international opportunity ahead of online travel, we're at a point where only 50% are online. >> so what are the risks to your price target achievement? play the other side for us, mike, just as a devil's advocate. >> i think the big thing that some people brought up in the last 12 to 24 months, there's definitely a lot of competition, a lot of marketing espn that will have to continue to take place in order for priceline to maintain the share that they have. look at this quarter in particular they're about to report tonight. the street on average has operating margins down something like 400 basis points or four percentage points year over year. that would be the

meanwhile, losing money, anyone who owns orbitz.eholder is selling off one-third of his stake in the company. it wants to better diversify its portfolio. the sale of hammer him of his intention%, not a good day. money is practically growing on trees and up. three multimillion-dollar check back to it sold in two weeks. the third when i came forward. we all fought flora was the best place. that's all we have for you. i shore up you made "money" today. it has been a pleasure pavilion for melissa. ♪ "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" another day another setback for obamacare. this time leaving consumers out in the cold. we will have the latest. the average bank account has 30 hidden fees. the and cover them tonight. and should you be heading to the stores now or wait? we are watching out tonight for you on "the willis report". ♪ gerri: tonight's top story, the single biggest consumer

orbitz for business and a part of expedia are seeing new traits in business travel and they want mobiletravel responses from agents right now. >> you watch the dynamic when the wheels hit the ground. if there's a problem who can get to an agent more quickly. >> 75% of our travelers, for example, are booking their airfare within 14 days in advance to give them significant savings, 25%, 35% savings than if they wait until the last month. when it comes to the business seats, we were here when they were so thing up the emirates. they have showers in first class on emirates airlines and while the u.s. is the largest business travel marked, but not for lon., >> the percentages of chinese companies investing are at phenomenal rates and are poised to put china as the world's largest business market by 2014 surpassing the united states. >> he says while china's business is 80 billion below the u.s., it will double to close to $400 billion. >> back to you. >> before we let you go, jane, san diego, fantastic. oak crest high school, love the town and the chargers, but the last time we were there, w

that's like a bad idea. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: i got a great deal on orbitzughter ] it's on an indian graveyard. >> jimmy: it's on an indian graveyard. >> steve: super -- and you get a coupon for free donuts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: free donuts? >> steve: what?! >> jimmy: funkin' go nuts! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ donuts! >> jimmy: uh. speaking of funkin' go nuts, tonight, we have some great music. oh, my gosh. would you guys be happy if just one chain showed up? [ laughter ] >> steve: no! that'd be great. i'd love that. >> jimmy: i'd be happy, but this is unbelievable. one chain -- no, no, 2 chainz is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] 2 chainz. >> steve: boom boom! >> jimmy: he knows how to do it. he knows how to do it, he's a great guy, we love 2 chainz. are you guys on twitter? people out there, do you use twitter? [ scattered cheers ] but sometimes, i was reading twitter, and sometimes you see a tweet from a celebrity and you go, "what are they talking about?" i don't know the context. well, it turns out, like, sometimes they're just re

yum dealing with bad press dealing with chicken supplier quality and orbitz falling, the headline, its largest shareholder sold some 8 million of its 25 million shares saying that it sold because it wants to better diversify its portfolio. the stock down today and still up nearly 280% this year. also, eli lilly company saying its experimental lung cancer drug boosted survival of patients and they plan to apply for a u.s. marketing application before the end of next year and blackberry told us yesterday that it's now formed a board committee to think about options including a sale, up about 20% in the past two days. some 30% this month. still down some 90% from its all-time high in june 2008. tyler, back to you. >> josh, next up, that giant florida sinkhole. forget about sharknaddo, we had holes inside. >> on this street behind me is the sinkhole that swallowed part of that florida resort so how do you know if you're on solid ground especially when tiger woods' home south of this could fall victim to this? we'll come to you live from sinkhole nation next on "power lunch." on an ancient

. >> orbitz has a growing business site and it, too, is touting tools during the threatening days likelerting you of trouble. >> this is something that we pioneered a decade ago. realtime delivery of information so you are automatically getting the flight updates you need, the security updates you need and should you go ahead and take the trip we'll be able to find you and tell your company where you are and if we need to reach you we can reach you. >> reporter: such are the times we live in. haven't seen a hit in business since the terror threat went out last friday though that could change if the areas of concern move to a major business destinations and by the way, speaking of concerns and security later this week at this conference, ty, hillary clinton and laura bush are both scheduled to speak so there will be a huge presence of secret service. back to you. >> jane, thank you very much. jane wells reporting from san diego. >>> well, new york yankees star alex rodriguez is said to be handed a major suspension from major league baseball. other players facing long suspensions, too, s

who in this room has used orbitz or one of the sites to book a trip. i assume it's pretty much everyone here. the other challenge you probably face at the same time, though, is you may have gotten to the airport or gotten to the tail end of a purchase and realized that there's additional charges associated with the flight you didn't realize were there. so that could be baggage charges, priority boarding, a flight change fee that you didn't know you'd incur if you wanted to go at a different time on that same day, and those fees have head it very difficult for travelers to tell how much it's actually going to cost them to get from point a to point b. the airlines, and i don't want to speak for my peers on the panel, but from our perspective, parking lot of the reason that it's gotten more difficult to tell how expensive it's going to be to travel, to get to your destination is that the process in the airline view has become what they call commoditized. so i'm going to quote just one sentence from the ceo of the international air transport association, o

today names like orbitz, tripadvisor all to the downside. expedia goes in there as well. couple of things worth noting. most of them have had stellar gains this year. you have tripadvisor up over 6 60%. it recently came in with numbers better than expected pace we people are booking packages and travel and rental cars and stuff, so i have had great, great numbers. you are seeing some profit-taking going forward at least for now they say i will take the money off the table. dagen: the longer-term interest rates are up today. the yield is up. connell: mor moron that coming . mention walmart a little earlier. more in her report coming up. dagen: the dallas cowboys have been in the most valuable nfl team for six consecutive years. did they make it seven? american teams not even close. i look at the currency. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thi

>> we are watchk orbitz, the online travel agency getting hit hard.e park avenue management, the largest shareholder sold some 8 million of the 20 million shares to better diversity the portfolio and saying it is still optimistic about orbitz, but you can see the stock down 12% right now. and back to you. >> we should mention how strong it rebounced last week. that is a small fraction compared to last week. >>> and coming up pga champion jason dufner will join us big after his big weekend win. >>> and we go to the brand new $6 million facility at the university of oregon with a look at how much cash college football really brings in. that is jane wells, and she will be with us shortly. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to

this is a victory for all ie which filed suit against nine companies including orbitz and expedia.e attorney general saying the $25 million judgment is only a piece of the total. and in oregon, only can you -- not only can you eat crayfish, new technology will allow you to find out who caught the fish and where. it's called the face track market play. with a scam of the foot county in see a picture of the captain and vessel and location of where the catch came from. that is a west coast minute. if your coffee addict, and i am, listen to this. before you reach for that next up, there is a new addition to research that says that coffee is healthy for your brain in your heart, but this is not so positive. it can kill you according to a new 16 year steady published in the mayo clinic proceedings. many handwritten 55 the trick one in 28 cups of coffee per week for 66 more likely to have died from any cause, just anything. i guess is the coffee. women in that a jury's had to fold greater risk of dying and other women. maybe switch to tea. add to listen to these. very distracted today. co

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when you say you're booking experiences for people how is this different from expedia or orbitz or they about having the authentic experience of a place that a local might have which is very different than just pure commodity of transportation or accommodation in a place. it's really how you spend your time. >> so you hook people up in a particular area. we look at people riding a camel. is that you riding a camel? >> that is me. this is one of my first travel expeditiouses. yes, exactly. so we have local insiders in more than 500 cities around the world that help kur rate and book as well as host experiences for travelers. >> how do you vet these insiders? >> they're anybody with passion or special knowledge from street art to food or outdoors. we vet them by interviews and also application processes to make sure they are credible and they are who they say they are. >> what sort of experiences are we talking about? >> so we have everything from -- for example, some of our craziest experiences. you can go to mumbai and experience bollywood from behind the scenes and see how a bollywood

is it orbitz? who is in your rear view mirror, give you that? >> we have a very unique position.e provide bookings and do it on a global basis. we have flagship hotels to provide packages. we're sort of distinct and unique from that perspective. on mobile i feel like we stand out because of the design and beauty of our app and painstaking work and effort that we put making sure every single pixel is perfect. adam: out of curiosity, what percentage of revenue just from expedia from mobile use of the app as opposed to going on pcs? >> right now what we see, we see a trend that's growing so i think it is growing every single day. i don't have the numbers at my fingerprints. the way you think about it is, give you a sense in terms of its growth is that in march we had launched itinerary feature and we had 11 million downloads. four months later we're rounding 16 million downloads. that gives awe sense with regard to the growth of the mobile app. adam: john, thanks for being here from expedia. all the best to you. >> thank you so much, adam. adam: lori? lori: we have breaking news jcp

agencies so that where state regulatory agencies are aware of facilities that may not have come into our orbitz call we can compare their list against ours. i have worked personally in the last several weeks with the state fire marshal for the state taxes to ensure to get it that we have mutually exchanged lists of facilities that have ammonium nitrate in the state of texas. over the past three months my staff has worked directly with the offices of all 50 state homeland security of pfizer's. we are also working. there was mentioned earlier this morning that we had worked well with the national level trade association and that members of those associations, you know, have a heightened ability to be aware of their regulatory -- >> there is no doubt that there is a heightened ability. we have a series of agencies that will explore some of this with regard to and i know what the intentions are and will explore some of this. the epa, your partners in this who want to collaborate with you , associations and others, all of whom and different sets of responsibilities are actually collecting this infor

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. >> and the stock of the day is orbitz. oddly. earnings falling short of expectations.ffered upbeat current quarter guidance. >> i think that's a good stock of the day. it's up 11%. >> why isn't it tesla? >> that's what i was wondering, mcdonald's, tesla, groupon. you can get rid of that. >> brian's been contemplating. >> i can? which one? >> giant eagle. on the back. >> all right. let's get back to our guest hosts for the last word. tom, you think that there's a really strong wealth effect. that's part of the reason you're so positive on the market. >> that's right. i think we've had five years of people not spending. the wealth effect, which is the wealth created from stock market and housing, is 10 trillion over the last two years. that's 70% of gdp. you can't find that type of wealth created in any other region. and yet consumers are spending like it's '82. so i think sometime in the next 12 months we're going to see a real surge in investment companies and consumers buying a lot more cars and houses. >> we said this week that the average age for -- the age of the f

days, six nights includes all meals, one spa treatment per person, roundtrip airfare courtesy of orbitznd more. and local inspired experiences at the award-winning willow stream spa. your prize is valued at approximately $7,500. michael: congratulations, caroline. and that's my push present to you. [laughter] caller: perfect. michael bayly it is then. nicole: congratulations, caroline. now you can help a lucky member of our studio audience receive a five-year subscription to netflix valued at more than $500. [applause] all right. so you need to pick a number between one and 175. caller: let's go with 139. [applause] nicole: ok. michael: there you go. well, congratulations on the baby, caroline. congratulations on winning the trip. congratulations to little michael, obviously. congratulations, ma'am. stay right there. when we come back, ashton kutcher is going to be with us. announcer: still ahead on "live," a performance by country star brett eldredge. and coming up next, ashton kutcher. [applause] michael: welcome back. on monday's show from the series the "newsroom," jeff daniels will

it includes three meals daily two massages per person, round trip courtesy of orbitz, valued at $5300ady. michael: all right here we go. on yesterday's show, erin andrews and i talked with actress amanda say fred. what did we say she calls her 92-year-old grandmother? caller: nina! michael: you got it. announcer: congratulations, you and a guest will enjoy seven days, six nights at the red mountain resort, in southern utah, red mountain resort has everything you need to relax, renew and rediscover your passion for adventure. beautifully designed rooms and suites are carefully situated on 5 5 acres. your prize is valued at approximately $5300. [cheers and applause] michael: all right, congratulations. now you can help a lucky member of our studio audience receive a $500 gift certificate from omaha steaks! [applause] and let me tell you something, i'm looking at these people in the eye, they're hungry. caller: ok. icole: so please pick a number between 1-182. caller: 16th wedding anniversary coming up, i'm going to go with 16. [cheers and applause] ichael: there we go. all right, congra

. >> orbitz is flying you out there, so you get to bring you and how many others? two or three?u got here. >> michael! >>> all right, tomorrow, decorating tips. you have to taste it. >> i'm tasting it, it's fantastic. samuel, you want a bite? >> no. >> samuel's not hungry. >> have an awesome day, everybody. >> nice job! >> see you tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> and right now at 11:00, the hunt is on for a killer who shot a 1-year-old by and his father to death inside a home in the east bay. and as police investigate, we are learning more about these victims. good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm a he jon kelley. good morning, everyone. the shooting that marla mention happened at a home on gormley avenue in oakland, a few blocks away from the 98th avenue exit off interstate 880 where nbc bay area's christie smith is now with an update from police.