thanks, robert gray. ashley: thank you, robert. news to introduce to me something i don't already know? ashley: thinking of making the tracy byrnes times. tracy: it could be boring. ashley: i don't think so. tracy: now let's get to nicole. nicole: we just keep on going because there's always a lot of news. thank you, tracy. appreciate it folks very much. i want to take a look at pandora and apple. two names that we focus on a lot. here's a look at pandora which has been struggling. $16 ipo today after the bell they will report their quarterly numbers. pandora is a winner year to date, up almost 30% year to date. they have over 125 million registered users for internet radio and the like. apple in the meantime is working hard on trying to do music streaming service but hasn't quite nailed that down yet, but obviously that will be in the cards as well. back to you. tracy: thanks nicole. see you at the top of the hour. ashley: virginia among the states hardest hit by automatic spending cuts. governor bob mcdonald will tell us how the

robert gray and, of course, jeff flock, thanks to both of you. closing bell's going to be ringing 50 minutes from now, and coming up later on in this hour we're going to bring an investment guru with the best sin stocks he's recommending for your portfolio. but right now one of them has an illegal component to it. that's all i'm saying. but first, liz claman tackles the business of vice, investing with one of the biggest icons in the adult entertainment industry. liz: i'm in beverly hills in the gilded halls of larry flynt publications. the house that porn built. coming up, a fox business exclusive with the man who turned a four-page newsletter in kentucky into a multimillion dollar empire; magazines, web sites, videos, clubs and casinos and more. but he is hardly, at age 70, slowing down. larry flynt coming up right here on fox business. ♪ i'm a conservative investor. but that doesn't mean i don't want to make money. i love making money. i try to be smart with my investments. i also try to keep my costs down. what's your plan? ishares. low cost

robert gray in the lone wolf silk garr company in santa monica, california. robert?hley, thanks so much. get a load of this. how much taxes pay into the price of a pack of cigarettes, it varies wildly and widely across the nation. look at graphic if we can show you. in new york state more than 50% of what you pay for a pack of cigarettes for 10 bucks and change goes to taxes. most of it is state taxes. that is why is varies so much. california, five bucks and change for a pack of cigarette. virginia, 29% for what you pay for a pack of cigarette is due to taxes. we're at the lone wolf cigar company. we're joined by david wyss. he is the owner. coming from lone wolf mcquaid, chuck norris and jim belushi were the founders. do they ever come down. >> they're busy in their own lives. i try to maintain day-to-day operations. >> how difficult is it operatings as an entrepreneur in the tobacco industry typically in a state like california doesn't have the tobacco infrastructure and support in the state capitol say like down south. >> it is difficult to operate in the tobacco

robert gray live at facebook's headquarters in menlo park, caliiornia. robert? >> hey, liz.y're streamlining the page where you spend most of your time on facebook. of course that is the news feed, the first big overhaul since it debutted in 2006. last week in september he have 2011, a richer experience. that is what they're saying it is. bigger pictures out there. a little bit more about the snippets about stories people sharing with you. they're trying to boost the amount of time you spend on it and interactions there. at the same time of course, liz, trying to sell more ads while you do so, right? getting more data about you. mark zuckerberg the founder and ceo saying in a conference earlier basically a transformation into a media company. >> because of the history of news feed it is easy to think about it as just a single stream of content but our goal is actually a lot broader. what we're trying to do is give everyone in the world the best personalized newspaper we can. in one place. >> in doing so they're creating sections where you can filter the content on your feed

robert gray spent the day at a cigar shop in santa mop cay and asked the owner how taxes squeeze hisess. >> it's very dificult to operate in the tobacco field just because you spend a lot of your time in the back room with your cpa, bookkeeper, and attorneys trying to remain compliant, and that's a big challenge for time, a big challenge financially. i would do a litle bit more expansion if i could, i would hire more people and create jobs if i didn't have the put energy into compliae. gerri: he went on to say that sometimes 30% of the sales go to taxes in california. now, we spent 5 -- a lot more time on the business vice coming up in the next half hour, how to mae money with sin stocks in your portfolio, and talk to the general manager of the golden nugget here in the city. is gambling booming or not a recession-proof industry? we're live in atlantic city. stay with us. ♪ ♪ gerri: -- >> today you are surrounded by opulence which arguably simply came fro hard work and a single idea. does the amecan dream still exist? >> i thi so. and, you know, i did come from success measured by th

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gray primer. >>> new tonight at six p.m., oakland a's owner is making a pitch for a move to san jose. ktvu's robert handa reports it comes the same day they promised to return the land. >> reporter: when lew wolff addressed a crowd this morning in san jose he did not know his plan would soon be up in the air. lew wolff didn't comment on major league major league baseball's handling on the request to move. >> so many aspects of land ownership and other influences indicate to us that we need to be in a downtown area. >> reporter: land ownership is a problem. >> reporter: today he ruled san jose made the move after the governor's deadline so the land goes back to the successor agency and must be sold with the money going to school districts. >> all of the agencies must get agree to the fact that the park is an important asset that would benefit all of them. >> he made that argument when he discussed the benefits of a ballpark. >> it is a regional impact. it is sad when we don't look at it that way. >> the mayor believes the deal is valid and plans to work with the agencies to keep the drive alive. in

robert handa, ktvu. >>> there were many moving images from today's memorial. but perhaps none more poignant than officer baker's son joaquin wearing her police cap. >> reporter: the gray skies and light rain seem only fitting tonight. in a sign the community is moving on. the flags here at hp pavilion have been raised after an emotional goodbye. it was quite a sight to see hundreds of law enforcement lining up in front of hp pavilion in san jose. but then in unison each saluted the departing caskets under a waving american flag. after musicians on top of a fire truck played taps, seven helicopter flew over the crowd in a missing man formation. lines of officers marched into the service they wish never had to happen. >> this is such a tragedy, the fall out from this, the implications are yet to be realized. >> reporter: on the sidewalk a single salute greeted a procession of arriving santa cruz police officers. of the thousands in attendance a husband and wife who used to work with santa cruz police along with their twin daughters. >> there wasn't a question. we knew we were coming and my daughters didn't go to school today because it was important for them to see it t

roberts who found some people behaving badly . >> the speed limit on the golden gate bridge is 45 mi. per hour. >> the driver of this graya was clocked at 75 mi. for hour. >> 30 mi. of the posted speed limit. the officer i am writing went and these officers standing on the golden gate bridge pedestrian walkway shooting radar. and more accurate form of rhetoric. >> the speed and force it on the golden gate bridge is on a regular basis. >> the driver was from pacifica and heading to work in mill valley. >> doing over the speed limit resulted in a restricted license. >> this driver was caught doing 68 on the bridge. again the speed limit is 45. >> most driver seems surprised when they are caught by officer on a bike. >> this white cherokee was doing 23 mi. of the posted speed limit. >> just continue on take the next exit. take the spencer exit. take the next exit. >> for the record i asked if any of the driver for incident talking to me about their speed. they all declined. >> go ahead and go. >> accept this guy with the chick magnet on board sign. >> looked more like a ticket magnet that a chick magnet. >> he called me ove

roberts found some people behaving badly... >> the speed limit on the golden gate bridge is 45 mi. per hour. the driver of the is grayer the posted speed limit. these officers are on the foot bridge at shooting right our a more accurate form of radar. there's beaters on the golden gate bridge on a regular basis. the driver was from pacifica and was headed to work and mill valley. doing 30 mi. over the speed limit on the golden gate bridge automatically goes to a restricted license. this driver was caught doing 58 on the bridge. again the speed limit is 45. most drivers seem surprised when they are caught by the officer on the bike. this white cherokee was doing 23 mi. over the posted speed limit. >> take the next exit. >> for the record i ask if any of the drivers were interested in talking to me about their speed. they all declined. except this guy with this object magnet on board sign. he was more blood to get magnet. he called me over to tell me ... >> at your embolic i don't have that your permission. let me ask you a question, if you see something going on which you call someone a report it? >> no, i don't recor