rupert: in an ancient buddhist temple, this 91-year-old is saying goodbye to his wife.ame here as ae fighter pilot to kill people. jerry: i made the very first escort mission from iwo jima, the first land-based fighter mission was on april 7, 1945. my flight was flying high cover, and i watched a square of fire the-29's and all the others came in and dropped their bombs inside that square -- i watched a square of fire being made by b-29's. debris came up in the heat of the fire, and it never occurred to me once that there were human beings on the ground, that there were people on the ground. they were japanese. they were monsters. they were just not human beings. rupert: despite that, what he did hear left him deeply scarred and unable to lead a normal life. jerry: i had nightmares for 30 years. i had no purpose in my life. i had learned how to kill, and there's no untrained and -- untraining when you learn how to kill. wifet: in 1983, his finally persuaded him to make a trip. jerry: in october 1980 three, my wife and i came to japan. 29's in the air. they were dropping

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not! they're sitting in the office, the two owners of twitter. i picked up my cell phone, hit the speed dial and got up. i say rupert, two guys here from twitter, they tell me you got a twitter account. he said i do, steve. [ laughter ] >> you do? yes, and i have 247,000 followers. he didn't say 250 approximately. he said 247. i was speechless. the two guys on the couch are going -- [ laughter ] >> i said why do you do that? he said every once in a while when i'm not doing anything, i tweet something out. well, i was checkmated. he said you should try it. see you later -- [ laughter ] >> and it shows you that i don't really know what i'm talking about. john: thank you, steve wynn. next another man who worked his way to the top, helped make a company extra successful. the man responsible for these weird and lurid, sexual ads. >> what's more american than a cheeseburger? this cheeseburger loaded with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of all american model samantha hoots in a hot tub, i

he has the ratings and revenues to keep rupert at a distance.f quiet thely backed off his opposition of trump. but all of this leaves republican party in turmoil because they handed over branding to the a cable channel. >> on the fox part of this, would they sacrifice their star news anchor in the evening in prime time, megyn kelly? i mean, would they throw her in front of the quote bus as we would say to keep donald trump because of the ratings? i mean, don't they have some obligation to dealing with her? she's their major evening host. >> right, in terms of defending her, he went after her strong after the debate. >> retweet add bimbo. >> we haven't hear roger ails defend her. i don't think they will throw her under the bus. it's almost every man for themself. the morning show might like trump. the evening show might not like trump. this is what happens when you hand over the branding of a primary to a cable channel. crazy. we've never seen anything like it. >>> ahead, president obama's new comments about policing, civil rights and race in ame

rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news, tokyo. laura: covering up the comfort women. are watching "bbc world news america." a sizzlingme, outdoors. some women are shivering. we will tell you why. the last surviving pilot from the dam busters rate in the second world war has died. monroe piloted one of 19 lancaster bombers that attacked german dams in the rumor valley in 1943. rural valleys 65 years after the dam theers raid monroe made long way back. it was in operation and moralized on the big screen. a real-life story of bravery and danger to destroy dams deep behind enemy lines in world war ii. to the amazement of many, the byncing bombs dropped the low-flying lancaster's worked. monroe's aircraft was hit by flak and he had to return to base. in 2000 and eight we flew with him over his training target. >> a great deal of pride in taking the dam. were actually lining up those 2 tiers as an approach. >> the battle of britain memorial flights has a lancaster bomber in colors. to the crews monroe was a hero. >> they had very little experience and training. no one else

rupert wingfield-hayes has a look for us. >> the first atomic bomb hit an enemy target.upert: this has to be the most famous building in hiroshima and one of the most famous in japan but many people think it is the only thing that survived in the middle of hiroshima after the atomic explosion. that simply is not true. this actual train car was restored after the war and put back into operation. in fact, this car was running on the street of hiroshima in regular service until just a few years ago. it is now used for tourists rights. but the stories are markable because they got the trends of and running just three days after the bomb exploded here. the trends are a symbol of rejuvenation and survival for the people who live here. quite a lot of other large buildings actually survived, especially if they were made of reinforced materials. one is the bank of hiroshima just down the street here. this is the bank of japan building. it is only around 400 meters from the hyper center of the explosion. this building survived, despite temperatures which would have risen to 3000 d

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years l

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years l

rupert friend and zachary quinto.delphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm nicole brewer. officials say if you're coming to philadelphia for the papal visit, be prepared to do some walking. much of center city will be vehicle-free, and parameters are being established around the ben franklin parkway and independence mall. inner perimeter will include fencing and metal detectors, the pope is in philadelphia beginning september 26th, but some closures will take effect even before his arrival. >>> now, a check on the forecast, another nice day, katy? >> absolutely, little warmer than it was yesterday, nicole. still, really, really nice conditions, for mid-august. it is not terribly humid, the sun will shine all day, we will get you to the upper 80s later on, so i call this perfect beach or pool day, storm scan, empty as can be. other than little hint of ground clutter showing up in the last couple of hours on the loop, but look at this, not one cloud to be found in the skyline here outside

you, rupert, are so chilling and scary. is playing a bad guy more fun? both of you, is that a more fun character to play? >> i don't know. i think all of it's fun. it's all make believe. this is completely little boy dream. you get to jump and roll about and be like the bad-ass guy. i managed to persuade them to let me do 98% of the stunts. it was a lot of wire work and martial arts, a lot of reloading of multiple guns and things like that. >> how do you prep for something that's so physical? >> a lot of conditioning before we went to start shooting in berlin. and then when we were there, we really were working with each other and the stunt team to get up to speed with the fights and to know where we were going to be. and how to relate to the business. theres was a lot of close range gunfire in the movie. often aimed at me. >> yeah. >> it's an opportunity distributor of who was going to get what. it's a video game. were you a big gamer? you asked to play games before you did it, right? >> yes. i asked for them to be sent. i wanted to sort of get inside t

instead rupert friend stars as a genetically engineered killer. ♪ >> when i get anxious and can't sleepypart. >> don't ever do that again. >> rotten tomato scores only in the single digits. ow. perhaps in part to the dialogue of which matt of metro says plays like it was translated from another language by computer. entertainment weekly has a more general critique, the movie is profoundly dumb. that's harsh. >> they work so hard to make a movie and you get that. >> those critics tear them down. >> "american ultra" sounds a little more interesting. yeah. >> i recommend. >> different. >> "woman in gold." one of those movies. i rented it last week. it was really good. >> what movie? >> women of gold, women in gold. >> one of those is good. >> that's the news for this half hour. >>> this morning on "world news now," despair and hope in washington state. >> grief for three elite firefighters trained to face danger caught in a death trap and hope for their comrades recovering from serious burns. >>> sex, scandal. allegations of sex and money surrounding subway's spokesman jared foeg. the woman

stampsy convicted rupert of conspiracy, michael rob of charges including attempted second degree murder. as for noel, the authorities say that he fled to trinidad. jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: moving on, talking about the weather. showers and storms rolled through, but we are in the clear for now with less humid temperatures. meteorologist steve rudin has a look at the outlook. steve: big changes on the way. we got the worst of it out of the way during the evening. we had severe thunderstorm warnings in prince george's county, calvert county, long gone. the storms have moved across the bay. the skies beginning to clear. the temperatures are starting to fall. 72 gaithersburg, 75 winchester, 65 petersburg. elkins, west virginia, 57 degrees, a good sign of what is to come. tomorrow,up in town grabbed the sunglasses. you will need them all day long. lunchtime 80 degrees, middle 80's daytime highs. the rest of the week plus the upcoming weekend and the beach forecast from the belfort furniture weather center in just a few minutes. leon: right now, the search for a killer in glendale. police

the individuals are john malone and rupert murdoch and a little younger. has come into his own as the ceo of comcast. ralph roberts died at age 95 just last week. these were the media pioneers and titans. understood something that was very important. i would say they understood it better than anyone else. content and technology are two sides to the same coin. understood the digital technology, they comprehended that if they tapped into that digital technology and used it to further their businesses they could expand their media businesses worldwide. they built these businesses into multimillion dollar 80 a empires that are still top of the food -- multimillion dollar media empires that are still at the top of the food chain today. when it comes to the media business they are neophytes. peter: when you talk about to liberty media, right trying to malone'shn ever-changing position of tracking stocks, spinoffs, and acquisitions will make anyone's head spin. marc: that is very true. q is a phd in science operations. in addition to all that -- he has a phd in s

>>> an rupert friend and zachary quint oh join us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. it's 4:30. currently 70-degrees ofen this friday, the 14th of august. summer is back, and we are looking at warmer temperatures for today, and we may see a heat wave in the city. good evening. i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. we will have weather and traffic on the 2s in a moment. >>> a gunman son the loose after a deadly shooting. janelle burrell is live in brownsville with more. >> reporter: the shooting happened in front of 807 saratoga, aver. you can see some of the markers on the ground where the shell casings were ground yesterday. three men were imagining out around the stoop. a 22-year-old man was shot in the chest and killed a married they'd minnesota was shot the arm as well. er spoke to his mother earlier this elk, returning from the opt identifying him. >> reporter: do you know why anyone would come up to them and do this? >> not sure i hope the police can find sought. that's what they can fi

rupert murdoch and his son and his foundation giving money to us along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laughter] and we have got all this social media and the alternative ways of communicating. in the end, the foundation will stand or fall on the work it does. betty: knowing the outcome now, is there anything you would have done differently with the foundation? mr. clinton: there may be a thing or two i would change, but the basic idea i still believe is the right thing to do. to solve as many problems as possible through cooperative networks that are inclusive across political party lines and business and government and nongovernmental groups. >> chelsea clinton moderated the meeting's opening panel. the map of making it in america. she asked secretary ca

the individuals i'm talking about our john malone and rupert murdoch and sumner redstone and a little younger and charlie ergen, and now brian roberts has come into his own as ceo of comcast. his father, ralph roberts, died at the age of 95 i believe just last week. so these are really the media pioneers and titans. and they understood something that was very important and i would say they understood it better than anyone else in particular john malone but also the others, which was that content and technology are really two sides of the same coin. they understood that digital technology. they comprehended that if they tap into that digital technology and used it to further their businesses they could expand their media businesses worldwide. that's exactly what they did, and they built these businesses into multibillion dollars media empires that are both still top of the food chain today as much as we talk about silicon valley and google and apple. and by the way, those companies are valued in the public stock market much more highly, but when it comes to the media business, they are

assistant state's he attorney said testimony from the get away driver, the girlfriend of suspect rupert stamp, helped con vin the jury to convict rob of attempted murder friday and almost didn't happen. >> she was admitted on wednesday to the hospital from a stroke. she came from the hospital, testified. >> still at large, noel, believed to be in trinidad. he worked for the company and told them that tens he of thousands of dollars worth of cash was kept there. >> they got away with $37,000. >> the man and woman shot are recovering but are still obviously traumatized by this. especially since one person, someone who used to work with them, is still at large. live in rockville, jackie benson, knew at 4:00. >> the whole thing was caught on surveillance video, 47-year-old earl matthews was one struggling with the victim outside the store on wheeler road last wednesday morning. they arrested him on sunday. >> two people under arrest tonight after officials say they tried to use a drone to drop off porn, drugs, and a gun to a maryland state priceon. police tell us they found the two men with

rupert murdoch and his son and his foundation giving money to us along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. but, a line of -- there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laughter] and we have got all this social media and the alternative ways of communicating. in the end, the foundation will stand or fall on the work it does. betty: knowing the outcome now, is there anything you would have done differently with the foundation? mr. clinton: there may be a thing or two i would change, but the basic idea i still believe is the right thing to do. to solve as many problems as possible through cooperative networks that are inclusive across political party lines and business and government and nongovernmental groups. >> chelsea clinton moderated the meeting's opening panel. the map of making it in america. she

rupert murdoch and his son and his foundation have given money to us, along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in modern american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laughter] mr. clinton: and we have got all this social media and the alternative ways of communicating. and i think in the end, the foundation will stand or fall on the work it does. betty: but knowing some of the optics now, is there anything you would have done differently with the foundation? mr. clinton: there may be a thing or two i would change, but the basic idea i still believe is the right thing to do. to solve as many problems as possible through cooperative networks that are inclusive across political party lines and business and government and nongovernmental groups. >> chelsea clinton moderated the meeting's opening panel. the map of m

>>> an rupert friend and zachary quint oh join us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news."marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today is expected to be another beautiful day. but get ready for another heatwave. katie has the details about when we can expect that hot and humid temperature to move back in. >> we're getting more information about security parameters for the papal visit. which roads will be blocked from traffic and the areas you'll need additional screening just to walk through. >> starting today the stars and stripes will fly once again, in cuba. the us embassy opens in half anarchs not just special event for the united state. why it is historic day for secretary of state john kerry as well. >>> good morning, made it to friday, it is august 15th, i'm erika von tiehl. >> good morning, roads are looking

the cast including rupert friend, zachary quinn tow, and hanna wear, took on a lot of their own stunt, but the hitman himself almost faced a serious injury. >> i was fighting with zach, and one came out at the begin, close range to the floor, ricocheted up, and caught my head, which wasn't as bad as it sort of sounds, but it is hot brass that is sort of going around 100 miles an hour and little daunting, un your eye, other than that not so with a. >> guess that's the day in the life after hitman. >> not real. >> oh, he's real all right. p the boogie man returns in sinister two, and this time, he has his evil sites set on single mom, shannon, and her twin boys, living in a haunted houseful of creepy ghosts. >> i'm worried about dillon. >> why? >> there are always three things in common. there is a murdered family, a house, and some form of offering. >> family's in danger. >> what? he's going to hurt us. >> i won't let that happen. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> i wasn't sure if that was over, for we were waiting for the moment? >> wa

joining me are rupert, founder of codechicks.org, a nonprofit dedicated to increasing the number of women engineers sophie lee, a ride sharing program for women and children and an associate venture partnersful partners. welcome to you all. we heard about retention, we heard about trying to figure out how to be a woman in a male-dominated world. did any of those messages resonate with you? lupa? >> absolutely. all of them resonated. one of the things that i'm trying to do with code chick is address the retention problem. according to statics, as of 2013 there's a 56 percent drop from injuries and lately there's a lot of focus on the pipeline issue as in getting more women to come into the industry. but not as much focus on the women that are already in there and that are leaving and the reasons for their leaving. so this is a very, very important topic, as you just saw. >> and sophie, you're head of the engineering at shuttle. what part of that video resonated with you and how do you retain women? >> i mean, the part of the video that resonated with me most was that there was even a video

. >> rupert friend from the popular series home land. it is hitting theaters tomorrow. let's step in the fox light with michael tammero. hi, michael. >> tough assignment. the 33-year-old british native already made a name for himself on the small screen. now he is taking the silver screen by storm. >> the lead assassin the perfect killing machine. nobody messes with agent 47. >> the latest mission to survive. >> the stars opened up taking on such an action flick. >> there are so many action movies. how did you approach the whole thing? >> we made it as real as possible. from the first week i think we all wanted for it to feel real and gritty and kind of urban and not batman from the 60d. >> we are one with the gun. you a left it here with me and you just brought me mine. >> it involves the video you get the effects of the gun shots for example you can feel the kind of video game quality. >> there are aspects you had to honor for the video game? >> it is a world that never expanded there was a game an iphone game and a movie and another game lfz another movie. i feel lik

in the burbs a bunch of accidents, rupert road is the better bet, near hanover street, in westtown township, look for a motorcycle accident, not a good afternoon for the motorcycle, near 252 and johnny's way, and delco at monarch billiards, near fairview road, downed wires, that is landis avenue by big oak road, and both are along broad street, find a better route than broad that is probably a good idea. we'll check it again rick and monica in the next half hour. >> still to come on "action news" at 5:00, some parents are choosing not to have their newborns given a see an essential dose of an invite man after birth. >>> and governor wolf is aiming to sign a bill for keeping kids that go to summer camp and day care safer. >>> in just a matter of hours, flails are burning 100 miles north of san francisco season higher humidity and cooler temperatures should have helped to contain the flames and 1400 square miles have been charred and caused the residents to evacuate for the second time in two weeks. >>> and more on popular testosterone supplements for men. ali gorman is here to explain. >> th

and here's what rupert -- no.ld trump's surprise and unprovoked attack during her show last night is it's a unacceptable as disturbing. megyn kelly represents the very best of american journalism and all of us at fox news channel reject the crude and irresponsible attempts to suggest otherwise. >> i have to say though. in the exchange tonight, i'm not sure. you say that, some people say ramos got best of trump or trump got best of ramos. i did think in the beginning it made him seem strong, meaning trump. and then to be a gracious person because he allowed him back in to answer as many questions as he really wanted to. >>> that's right. it went on four or five minutes. nobody else was giving that treatment by trump. and i'm sure ramos will say he appreciate that's trump at least let him talk like that and we thank media form clip. it certainly added some texture and context on what we're talking about. thank you. when we come back, donald trump is a $10 billion candidate. does that make him the man to handle our e

rupert murdock owns both. i don't think this is a personal thing or ideological thing against the nbc/"wall street journal" poll, but it is one of the five most recent national polls which means according to fox's own announcement about how they were going to do this, it should have been part of the criteria forgetting into this debate. granted, using national polls was a bad idea in the first place. but there is something qualitatively different between the system looking stupid and the system looking rigged, rigged by a cable news channel in order to justify apparently what they want in terms of who they're allowing to compete from the republican nomination and who they're prohibiting from the republican nomination. this is the part i would say, oh, you sneaky bastards, it's not at all sneaky, though. it's kind of being rigged in plain sight. after they announced tonight, they had an explanation. after they announced who was going to be in the debate and announced the five polls they used to come up with the

so rupert murdoch wants him to get involved. so why is that? is the impose to that?ink at this point, i think that as far as, you know, michael bloomberg is concerned, i'm not sure what the rational would be because he's an iffy republican. the republican party is throwing pretty much any rich person at the problem and hoping one will drag donald trump out by his hair. i don't know. >> donald trump surely is glad he's been sited in more rap songs. you're my rappers of the day. "politics nation" with the reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> right now on "politics nation" joe biden and 2016. while the vice president run and can he rally the obama coalition? what the white house is saying today. also republicans told the line jeb bush goes to the boarder and donald trump turns up the heat. and i'll talk to jazz legend brantfort marcels. first, breaking news, an incredibly volatile day on wall street. it ended just about two hours ago with e

the cast including rupert friend, and hanna wear, took on a lot of their own stunts but the the hit manmself, almost makes the the serious injury. >> and, one of the cartridges came out of the gun at close rage, and ricocheted up and cut my head which wasn't as bad as it sound but it is, sort of going at around a hundred miles an hour, and it was a daunting thought but it wasn't so bad. >> guess that is day in the life of a hit man. >> i'm always close my contracts. >> of course it is in the real. >> he is real already, but the sinister two returns and this time, he has his evil sights set on single mom, shanon sockman and her twin boys, living in a haunted house, full of creepy goes. >> i'm worried about dylann. >> why. >> he is just terrifying. >> there is always three things in common. murdered families. the house. and the form. >> the family is in danger. >> why? >> he is go to hurt us >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. >> wow, scary. >>> also you want to know is what happening in hollywood? catch entertainment tonight, on tonight and ever

in the meantime, rupert murdoch encouraged michael bloomberg into the race.ted with trump becoming of a serious candidate it's time for mike bloomberg to come into the race. carly fiorina, donald trump, michael bloomberg. what do you make of the nonpoliticians running for the office right now? >> let's make certain what conservative means to me at least. that means somebody who believes in the constitution, consevers the way we have been under the constitution. donald trump is not a constitutional conservative. bloomberg, mr. i'm going to tell you exactly what you can and cannot eat is not a constitutional conservative. so these people that are massacre aiding as a constitutional conservative are progressive in their nature. >> who is the guy or lady then for you? >> i have a you confuse of them i could consider voting fomplt i really like ted cruz. he is a man of his words. he has argued the constitution in front of the supreme court i think 12 times. extraordinarily smart. if you are playing on other side, i would not count him out. i think he is building a

i think either rupert murdoch or roger ailes told the moderators, we have to take trump down and make him seem like a buffoon. the questions were more hostile to him. even lindsey graham came out and said the questions were unfair and overly hostile and aggressive. that's number one. number two, i don't think any of the republican candidates think that donald trump is going to be the nominee. but they believe he's got a following. and i would suspect he's going to go down in the polls from that performance, but you never know because this has been a phenomenal year and reaction to him has been unpredictable. but even if he goes down in the polls, someone wants to inherit the donald trump voters. so everyone is tip toeing around. and i think based on the debate last night, the person who is most positioned to inherit the donald trump voters is ted cruz. i thought ted cruz gave a very solid performance, and i think he's the man most positioned to absorb the trump phenomenon. >> clarence, your assessment of donald trump last night and how the reaction has been to date pretty nonconfronta

interestingly, i found something today that rupert murdoch who sent something out the other day that -- the other week he should stop embarrassing his friends and the country. suddenly said today we need to be paying attention to what is happening here. there is something in these numbers. >> anna what about that. there are those who said all along, this is in large part because donald trump is a celebrity. huge name recognition to. be fair jeb bush who you are supporting certainly has high name recognition. >> yeah i don't think he is a celebrity to the same level. i don't think the name id is to the same level. i think jeb has high name id when it comes to his last name. people are just getting to know jeb bush the person the governor and his record. look i think most definitely at this point, it is necessary to take trump seriously. and if not trump, certainly his message. and the message that voters republican voters and the people responding on these polls are sending. by supporting him. >> what is that message? >> they are fed up with washington. they're fed up with the dysfunc

may hold the key to both of their past cents in this intense action thriller, the cast including rupertinn tow, and hanna wear, took on a lot of their own stunt, but the hitman himself almost face a serious injury. >> i was fighting with zach, and one of the cartrings came out of the gun, ricocheted up, caught my head, which wasn't as bad as it sort every sounds, but it is hot brass that sort of is going at around 100 miles an hour, and it is a little daunting, because it is near your eye. other than that, it wasn't so, so bad. >> guess that's just the day in the life after hitman. >> i always close my contract. >> not real mom. it is in the real. >> oh, he's real all right. the ghoul, the boogie man, returns in sinter two, and this time he has his evil site set on single mom, shannon, and her twin boys, living in a haunted houseful of creepy ghosts. >> i'm worried about dillan. >> why? >> he's just different. >> always three things in common. there is a murdered family, a house, and some form of offering. >> family's in danger. >> what? he's going to hurt us. >> i won't let that happen

. >> rupert murdoch weighed in this morning on twitter and said thursday's debate is -- fox's thursdaydidates. >> they have begun to reach out to me and i'm pretty happy about that. i'm not going to second-guess what they want to do. it's up to them to issue the appropriate invitations. i'm i'm saddened that the people of the united states will not get to see some of the additional ideas that i can offer because i'm focused on what's wrong with the country. >> they say viewers will be able to see it but at 5:00 p.m. instead of 9:00. cnn is doing something similar in september. they'll both be on in prime time but there will still be a division. >> maybe there will be an opportunity with cnn to address the decline of this country and what we need to do to reverse that decline. but that's the key. the key is not to worry about the debate -- who is on -- you know what the rnc or somebody like that is picking. it's the concerns that face the country today. it's the decline of this country that's been caused by the obama/clinton policies that need to be completely aired out. it's the soluti

remember rupert murdoch for time warner. remember comcast for disney. then it's odd and then it ends up not going anywhere. maybe somebody misread sig lz about how willing a company is to do a deal. i'm not playing for it. but it's interesting. >> interesting to see in this environment even though it's so unlikely baxalta is trading as if it is in fact in play. higher by 12% in today's session. >> david actually said it. the whole space is in play. the fact that amgen is being thrown around as a potential takeover candidate is really interesting to me. we talked about it. it would be a $140 billion deal. gilead's quarter was great. amgen's quarter's great. celgene should be high otherer. those are the names you stay with in the space. >> netflix hitting an all-time high today. guggenheim initiating the stock with a buy rating and a $160 price target. analyst michael morris is now the most bullish on the street. here's what he said earlier today on the halftime report. >> we just look at this company that we expect to be the global leader in television c

and writes rupert. julie hyman has what is ahead of the belt. to her mention one of the earners off the move -- one of the movers off the earnings. higher cattle prices. we've been talking about lower commodity prices, but higher cattle prices have been a problem for tyson foods. they are down in the premarket as a result. we have a telecom company coming in and raising its guidance for the full year and free cash flow. it has to do somewhat with the fundamental business. it says it is growing subscribers, but also has to do with a sense of the from the government. a subsidy from the government. frontier is getting some subsidies from that and raising its forecast partly as a result. and finally, i want to talk about to analyst calls i should mention. michael kors is out with earnings on thursday, coach tomorrow. michael kors is being cut by piper jaffray and coaches being downgraded a jpmorgan ahead of those earnings. in the case of jpmorgan, she sees inventory building at places like macy's and dillards not a good sign, and also the watch busi