rupert murdoch, for all the criticism he gets, is invested in the media and innovation. mike bloomberg is doing a ton of stuff through his company. they are hiring hundreds of people. i worked at bloomberg 15 years ago, and i was in europe as a foreign correspondent. there were 40 journalists, and now, there are thousands. i think it depends on the interests of certain people, but they are being tapped, and you can get them to lend to foundations and do this type of stuff. it is just creating the bridge from the journalism world into that world, and it is not as hard as you would think, in my experience. >> i would just say that a few of those individuals you had mentioned are not examples of the types of progress of journalism that i think a lot of people are here to talk about and listened of route -- was it about. these guys are kind of villains in a sense of where we want journalism to go. fox news and the daily, who knows where that is going to go, but they are not necessarily public-interested, public radio, public tv, public press minded people. >> that is an opin

proxy votes from some european organizations that are calling for pretty much the same thing, for rupert murdochns -- >> so all together how much power would they have? >> i don't think they're going to have much. the murdoch family still has 30% of the controlling interest of stock right now. they tried this same thing last year and pretty much unsuccessful. i think it is interesting when you asked about that sort of independent leadership that they're calling for at news corp., when you look at the board of directors for both calpers and calsters, they're either former or current members of public leaderships. >> calpers promises its members 7.7%. just going back to pot calling the kettle black, right? >> what's even more interesting is that last year somebody happened to suggest that you might want to moderate your expectations just a little bit and they called for a drop of a guarantee of 7.5%. they turned that down so that the huberous involved in this is pretty significant. three out of the last five years they've actually lost money for their members. i think that they need to take care o

not even rupert murdoch would come up with that. we just did that because it is what made us feel good. now we are thinking, with the burning man project -- it is interesting. my partners and i are thinking beyond our lifetimes. it is a bit of a legacy project. which is really interesting, an interesting exercise. that makes you feel differently about the present. so what would make something that durable? what would keep it alive that long? we have been alive and have grown for a quarter-century. it may not be hard to imagine an entire century at all. now we are found in an institution that will house and generate culture, and function as a community. wondering how we can be sure that it is not perverted, subject to internal divisions, will not perish. and that is a really good exercise, too. think about doing something that will last 100 years. >> thinking about the next couple of minutes, we should have questions from audience members. who ever has a question, start lining up. i'm going to ask one more and then we can start going

, scheduled for tomorrow, two of the company's most powerful shareholders are looking to give rupert murdochis sons the boot. >> the california state teachers retirement system, say they want rupert out as chairman and they will not vote to re-elect murdoch or his son it is to board. is it possible to oust the family from a family-run company? >> let's talk about that with vasili, senior media analyst and matthew ha matthew harrigan. you're not buying this, are you? >> it is, after all, a family-controlled company. they control 38% of the voting power. previously there were attempts like that. i think last year we had a lot of noise going into the shareholder meeting and the board is still very heavily representative of the murdoch family. >> math thou, what do you think? >> no, not with prince's involvement and very good stock and operating performance over the last year. you know, i think some of the issues in the uk at least perceptionwise is invariably avoided. he ceded to the publishing spin but i think over the longer time frame he certainly created a lot of value. i think sometimes he

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. >> eliot: look, i can't conduct this interview with you without asking about rupert murdoch. he is a titan of the media across the globe. titan who spreads misinformation and illegally obtained information in my view. what is going to happen at the end of the day? you have at least had criminal cases brought against people within his organizations. he's under scrutiny. will something fundamental change either at his company or in the media over in britain? >> i don't think -- i think the jury is out about what happens to news corp. they have had 70 arrests in the u.k. people arrested for phone hacking, computer hacking conspiring to pervert the course of justice bribery. people have been accused of blackmail. there's all sorts of lurid stories. my view is this story could move stateside. i believe that they were commissioning private investigators to hack computers. i think the software, the investigators were using was used on american servers and when the evidence is finally brought to light they potentially breached the -- in the united states. you treat those far more ser

news corp chief rupert murdoch sparking new controversy after tweeting about "skwupl bags celebritieshe -- "scumbags celebrities" those celebrities included actor hugh grant and singer charlotte church now he says he didn't mooney particular people when he sent -- -- >>> new photos of chuck yeager retracing the flight where he broke the sound barrier 60 few years ago. he retraced the flight over the desert yesterday in the backseat of an f-15 instead of plane he pilotted in 1947. after he said he -- laid down a goodson nick boom over edwards air force base he's 89-years-old now. >>> new details about record setting free fall from the edge of -- freefall from the edge of space yesterday. dare devin skydiver phoenix bumgarners he plans to -- tell tell. [ unintelligible ] >>> still ahead, wife of resainted sheriff ross mirkarimi has left the city. new destination for eliana lopez and the work taking her there and what her lawyer says about a return. >>> scare leading bart to shutdown all train traffic between san francisco and oakland for several hours. >> reporter: who killed two people

one flaw, rupert murdoch. the brilliant ceo is 81 years old. year threw the company's succession plan into chaos. he had to step down. i think we're putting too little faith in rupert. the guy has built a well oiled machine and will keep working well after he was gone. heaven knows he's had a lot of time to put it together. the bottom line, breaking up is easy to do especially when it unlocks value for shareholders. that's what this is all about. when the smoke clears, i think people will salivate on this pure play media business. after the break, i'll try to make some more money. >> rebuild, restore. the market has seen a steady flow of strong signals from housing with a boost from today's news that home prices are on the rise. are you running out of ways to join the rebound. cramer has his eye on the ipo. it could also be a key player as people rebuild after hurricane sandy. he lays the foundation for restoration hardware and lump of coal? this commodity has burn in 2012 as cheap domestic natural gas has caused coal to get the cold shoulder.

it goes without saying national geographic owned by rupert murdoch. i am going to watch. >> it becomes a bigger deal because they come out and say, oh it wasn't time 40 election. that's the big deal to people. >> it is a lie based on a lie. >> the theme of the show tonight, coincidence. >> by the way. if the president is happy to paw paw lit size a victory. victory, why is it wrong to paw lit tau size bin go swree. benghazi. >> we are going to talk about that in the next segment, but the fact is you can't just say -- you can't just be political for one thing that helps you and then say no politics. >> it is the one thing obama has to brag about. the singular achievement. >> osama was the number one. >> and small wigs too. >> and their cousins. >> only george bush did that though. only george bush killed innocent people. >> come on, come on. >> one more thing. weinstein would not have made this movie if a republican killed. >> i didn't notice the movie about the capture and trial and hanging of saddam hussein. >> that wasn't the good war. that was a re

michael bloomberg, news corporation chairman rupert murdoch. they are joining us here tonight as the partnership releases a new report on the increasingly important role of arrogance and starting new businesses of all sizes and in all sectors, copies of which will be made available as you leave here this evening. well, mayor bloomberg after an enormously successful business career has gone on to an enormously successful career in public service. and we newfoundlander's claim him as one of our own. the city gift to the big apple, and as one of mr. murdoch's headline writers my say, local boy makes good. [applause] mr. murdoch, as you all know, took a newspaper business from down under up and over the competition to make news corporation a truly global business. for him the headline might be media mogul routes rivals. well, his international perspective on the intersection of business and immigration will be fascinating to hear. to moderate the discussion we are pleased to welcome. the assistant managing editor and executive washington editor of

god bless you abyou got me a lot of air time with the etch-a-sketch thing but when rupert murdoch is to dump your staff and you don't. >> there is a politico story several weeks ago about how everybody hates his campaign manager which is can go. one of the reporters who wrote it, he had to wait until the end of the last election to write the everybody hates the leader article about palin and mccain. if this is what he's publishing, imagine what they're working about for the book about this election. it must be pretty bad inside. nobody is happy with his campaign. ultimately the responsibility lies with him. >> it does. it seems we've had two campaigns in a row where the gop has picked a person that the gop is not all that crazy about. >> they're never going to be happy. >> they were happy with governor bush. >> well, they were happyish. >> they were very happy with president bush. that was brand name loyalty. >> if they pick somebody who is as conservative as they'd like them to be, they would no chance of winning so even if they picked somebody like a rubio for somebody else and mad

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people that "the wall street journal" owned by rupert murdoch polled are now saying 44% of the economy is proving. when it was 21%, less than half that amount last year this time. >> no, and i think the reason why those numbers have gone up, a lot of people attributed it to a good democratic convention and that might have helped the mood but people are experiencing what is happening with the economy. it's better than it was 3 1/2 years ago than when the president took office. they sense what is happening in the jobs market. they sense what is happening to the housing market and there are still problems out there and that's what romney is going to sort of hit on but clearly things are getting better. voters are sensing it and that's why obama had started building these leads on mitt romney, particularly in states like michigan where the unemployment rate is well below the national average. >> but isn't it -- i keep going back there because i think it explains the conspiracy theory that is being denounced. is it a problem, joan, that now every time romney gets up to speak, it's harder an

elton john lost his defamation suit against a london newspaper that rupert murdoch owns. he said a front page story published in june suggested he was guilty of tax fraud but a judge ruled that wasn't the case. it's not quite the bat mow deal but kia motors unveiled its version of a batman inspired car here in new york. it's the first of eight super hero kias that will be auctioned off for charity in the coming months. the proceeds will go towards fighting hunger in africa. many say sarah brighton has a graceful voice. the soprano said she's ready to begin her flight training for her ten-day trip in 2015. >> i was put into an ag position -- [indiscernible] the air compression chamber, rotating chair which is meant to make you feel incredibly uncomfortable and nauseous but to get through everything with flying colors. >> reporter: the space travelers are being charged $60 million each. sthat's your eye on entertainment. >> thank you for keeping your eye on 9news now at 6:00 a.m. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >> thank you for keeping your eyes open. we appreciate that, to

. >> fox news chief rupert murdoch tweeted this on saturday. at moment, election looks like coming down to ohio, huge spending by both sides, but obama tv buying operation infinitely smarter. today's president obama's infinitely smarter operation released this television ad in four swing states. >> we've gone from pulling into our parking lot, whether i was so depressing it would be two or three cars in this parking lot to a parking lot being full. >> we have a whole second shift that we bought in new employees and we have a future at our plant now. >> when you look at the president's plan, i don't think there could be any question that we're on the right course for today's economy. >> the president does get what people need and that's jobs and the opportunity to help with themselves. >> stick with this guy. he will move us forward. >> i'm barack obama and i approved this message. >> here's what the star of the highest rated daytime show among young women had to say about mitt romney today. >> governor romney was supposed to be on with us this

the only other person who knows about this is rupert murdoch. [ laughter ] let me show you how it works >> jimmy: doing great. what is your name? >> keenan. >> jimmy: keenan. >> yes sir. >> jimmy: keenan, where are you from? >> oklahoma. >> jimmy: you're from oklahoma. very nice. [ cheers and applause ] very good. now, you have your phone with you? >> you want to see my cell phone? >> jimmy: yes, can i see your cell phone? >> absolutely, jimmy. >> jimmy: we're gonna hack into your voice mail, if you don't mind. nice iphone, right here. here we go. and listen. >> beep! hi, keenan from oklahoma, this is reginald, over at truelovewaits.biz, america's only online dating site strictly for virgins. now, we know you've been a customer with us since 1999 but we've been getting some complaints about your profile. we need you to take down the following things immediately -- one, the photo of you humping a california raisins bean bag chair. the quote in your "about me" section, where you say, "i have a thingy. it's called my dingy and sometimes i can feel it stingy." >> jimmy: okay -- >> well, i d

rupert murdoch is void of national identity and his ability to control media and money makes aim a supremelyhere he is or geographically centered. >> exactly right. it's not just him. but there are many people like that. the owner of british newspapers, he's russian. this is really a global community. >> eliot: one of the other things you pointed out that is fascinating, the plutocr rats used to inherit wealth. today many of these super wealthy individuals have been creators. i hate to sound like mitt romney, the job creators, but they have created facebook google, some high-techent that has created some transformative technology. >> i agree with that. i agree with you eliot that is something that is progressives is uncomfortable admitting. these are an elite landed gentry they're fat cats smoking their cigars, they add no value. that's just not true. the second part of the fitzgerald quote that started our discussion, something along the lines the rich are different because they're rich very early. they have only known privilege in their lives. had a is interesting and distinctive about thi

katherine wilde also on the business side, some of the co-hosts of these events include names lie rupert murdochd mathis, lloyd blankfein and lloyd hutchens of silver lake. i asked her why with all of this experience, did she think there would be a deal this year. >> i'm confident that there will be some kind of -- there will be some path toward a solution by new year's eve. the chances are it will not be done because these are going to be complicated negotiations. >> sue, i also asked her whether business groups would like a deal that includes some kind of tax increases. she says they're open to that as long as they get a deal and the deal comes on the right terms. >> as the deadline gets closer, has miss wylde had more success in bringing more big ceos into the tent? last week we heard from jamie dimon and we heard of course on our air from mr. blankfein but has she been able, as the clock keeps ticking, to get more people to cooperate with her and work with her towards this? >> yeah. i think what you're seeing is a convergence of a lot of different groups out there also on the same track. ano

and rupert murdoch brought fox news to the united states, which is based more on an english model wherein england you have, everybody knows e-guardian is a labor paper at the telegraph is a tory paper and fox news became a republican jim, and msnbc became a liberal channel. and so you have people getting information that was as different as the political views but and i think that contribute to polarization but i think it's a great question and i don't really have, these are ideas but i don't have a complete answer for you. >> do you have an idea that chief justice roberts feels about citizens united? >> i know he voted for it. and, that's a pretty good tipoff right there. [laughter] you know, and he, i talk about this in "the oath." there was a case out of arizona about a public finds, sort of a successor case, not as big a deal by people asking are they going to cut back on citizens united? are they embarrassed? are the words? no. if you believe that money is speech, and that's more important frankly than the appropriations, but if you believe that money is speech, you pretty much hav

. >>> media mogul rupert murdoch in more trouble after complaining about celebrities who are asking for better privacy laws in great britain. you'll recall murdoch's newspaper hacked into celebrities' voice mail. he said he was told uk prime minister cameron receiving scum bag celebrities pushing for even more privacy laws. trust the toffs! you've got three more characters on twitter so you just come up with bad. >> thanks a lot, scott. >>> it's 6:15 right now. final landing for the space shuttle "endeavour." thousands greeted the shuttle at its new home at the california science center in los angeles. it was actually about 17 hours late because of a mechanical problem on the hauler an because tree trimmers actually had to make more room for the 78-foot wing span. a lot of crowds came out just to see it, pretty historic. the shuttle will be on display later this month. >>> this morning austrian adventurer felix baumgardner is celebrating his jump. he jumped from 128,000 feet, breaking the previous freefall record of 103,000 feet. that was set in 1960. he is the first person to break the

you have to have rupert purr dock's -- murdoch's fox, rupert murdoch, rasmussen in on the conspiracy.vote for president obama. calling them stupid. stupidest people on earth. >> stephanie: let's hear some of that. let's dive into the right-wing world. sean hannity reaching back for his reagan binky. >> you and i know this, the president walked into a mess, right? let's stop and think about it. so did ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan, 8% growth. >> we're not debating ronald reagan. we're debating obama. >> reagan had a far worse economy than obama inherited. he said he was inheriting it and he said -- but he hasn't fixed it. >> wow. >> stephanie: wow. really reaching now, aren't you? >> they love to revise the reagan and -- as media matters has pointed out there is no comparison in terms of the economy because the fed could just change interest rates which they did, which basically fixed that economy. you know, the fed can't do anymore when you're at zero, you can't go any lower. also, the unemployment completely different story. what hannity never mentions, if you go back to -- we're g

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thei've got news for powerful interests in our country, in one nation no interest, from rupert murdochto the banks, is too powerful to be held to account. so we must be a one nation party to become a one nation government, to build a one nation britain. and here's how we are going to take these steps to do that. we need a one nation economy and the first big mission of the next labour government is to sort out our banks. sort them out once and for all. not just to prevent another crisis but to do what hasn't been done in decades. necessary to enable us to pay our way in the world. we need banks that serve the country not a country that serves its banks. think about alan henderson, the small businessman i talked about earlier on. he wanted to be able to go into his bank, look his high street manager in the eye and know that he was working for him. instead he found a bank more interested in playing the international money markets. that's why he was ripped off. of course, this government promised change, but things aren't really changing. so i have got a message for the banks, we can do t

next topic is rupert murdoch, our boss, chairman of news corporation, he says another obama term wouldw, a nightmare for israel. and mr. murdoch said that in a tweet over the weekend. whaa do you make of it? >> well, i'll tell you, mr. murdoch is absolutely right. i know a lot of people. i'm jewish and i have a lot of friends over in israel they're very uncomfortable with president obama and i actually, you know, communicate with a lot of these and they just don't believe that he really has their back. a nightmare obviously implies that the united states won't be there if something happens with iran. i don't know if that's true or not true. i believe that we will be there, but we shouldn't get to the point we're at. mr. murdoch is spot on with this. stuart: we've had several senior people from the jewish community including two rabbis who say the jewish vote will still go, at least 60% to president obama. and you say. >> i think so, too, but it's starting to whittle down quite a bit. as you start to look at the economy, and people in the united states, jews in the united states and my

all our directors have been elected on the news corp board which means that rupert murdoch will keep his chairman and chief executive titles. see a chart of news corp up 44% by the way on the year. moving higher as well as 24.76. murdoch will remain chairman and chief executive titles. there was a move to nominate an independent chairman but that does not happen. the proxy vote is in and all directors have been elected. lori: as you know, ash, we're in the midst of third quarter earnings reporting season. so let's bring up to speed. tech giants intel and ibm report the latest numbers after the closing bell and analysts expect one company's earnings to rise and another to fall which is more adaptable if you will in a shrinking pc market? robert gray joins us from the newsroom with details? >> lori, a tale of two tech titans if you will and where the growth is or isn't. pcs not where it is at. look at pc sales slump. gartner is saying pc sales in the third quarter will drop 8.3% versus third quarter of last year. the biggest annual drop since 2001. the slowdown very evident in the chip

national geographic which is partnered with rupert murdoch's fox cable networks and the director stockwellpolitical motivations releasing the film november 4th. >> great story. brian todd, thanks for joining us this morning. >>> talk back question for you this morning. did donald trump make a mockery of presidential politics? facebook.com/carolcnn. i'll be right back. i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer up to 9 months. [ male announcer ] because enbrel®, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should te

details of the claim are still not clear, but naturally the phone-hacking scandal that rocked rupert murdoch's empire clearly continues. >> keir simmons, thanks. >>> police in southern new jersey have found a female body that lakely belongs to a 12-year-old missing girl. autumn pass qvale was last seen riding her bike it a friend's house on sunday afternoon. the body was found in a recycling container blocks from the girl's home. an autopsy is under way this morning. >>> a congressional committee is investigating the massachusetts pharmacy at the center of a deathly meningitis outbreak. so far, 23 people have died. nearly 300 people have been sickened by the fungal strain of the disease linked to steroid injections distributed by the new england compounding center. the facility was cleared by a state inspection just last year. on monday the house committee on energy and commerce sent a request to the facility seeking ten years worth of documents on safety. >>> well, good news this morning for commuters as gas prices are tumbling. on monday the week-over-week price made its biggest drop in near

if i'm rupert murdoch, get them off the air. >> oh, come on, donny, it's great tv. >> somebody -- ifshoot the bitch. >> all i have to say thank god we have playoff baseball for family entertainment. now time for another check of the weather from al. >> friends here, hanging out. let's all get in the car and head up and look at some of the leaf colors changing. we're talking about beautiful color up in new england, also the upper mississippi river valley. the rockies are going to be spectacular this weekend. will the weather match. let's see what we've got for you. showers in northern new england and into western new york, snow in the northern rockies. look for beautiful weather out west and then sunday, sunday, we're expecting more rain in new england and coastal northeast. we're also looking at gorgeous weather though southwest in the pacific northwest. sunny and cool in the rockies so great leaf lookinggr >> good morning. it will be a mild afternoon. it will feel like summer. high temperature into the upper 70's and low >> and, of course, we're getting ready for the big one. sunday

what we have in this country today is a movement of power and wealth of the walmarts, the rupert murdochs. it is a movement to destroy what is left of an american trade union movement, and the progressive, um, the progressive forces that have had, it's a movement in wisconsin and other places which is linked with voter suppression. it is a political movement -- >> okay. so you're, so the question is has the dynamic changed now that we've got these well-funded reform groups coming in? >> the question is maybe next time will fordham see fit to include a teacher union voice? >> now that you're in town, you're in town now, right, leo? >> yep. >> we'll have you at one of these events. again, we did invite the nea, they did turn us down. but, terry, you do you have groups out there raising lots of money both on sort of nonprofit side, the big foundations can give to, also on political fnd raising. so, you know, is it no longer true that the unions have this sort of a hegemonic power when it comes to campaign finance? >> oh, i think over the last few years they've been caught in a perfect storm,

we've seen people like rupert murdoch, bill o'reilly and michael% of the church w. bush's speechwriter, all advocating for special policies that will save lives. frank, the well-known conservative pollster showed us that 74% of the nra members support criminal background checks for all gun sales. hundreds of thousands of americans have signed petitions and letters like the ones on wearebetterthanthis.org to demand action. that's wearebetterthanthis.org. one voice is forming in dallas important part of that is the legal community. to use its expertise and resources to protect the good gun laws that are under constant assault by the gun lobby and hold the gun industry accountable when it pleases profits over people. in fact, i would go so far has to say no profession has a greater opportunity to prevent gun deaths and injuries the and the one that so well represented in this room today. so how was that for a saddle and some serious responsibility on your shoulders? but i do want to emphasize this isn't just about all of you here today or anyone profession not converse

speculation that rupert murdoch could hop in there, antitrust questions, and big speculation this was part because marjorie is stepping down. now the question is do they try to sell the financial times. >> penguin random house. they decided -- >> penguin goes first and random house is paying more. honda reporting 36% jump in quarterly profit. the automaker is lowering annual auto sales forecast. the san francisco giants are world champions for the second time in three years. the giants completed a sweep of the detroit tigers by winning 4-3 in ten innings in detroit. there it is. is that amazing? are you a fan of the giants? i'm asking you a question. you're looking at me like i'm crazy. >> i said many, many things over the last two weeks. i like the national league. i was hoping for giants. i don't like designated hitter. giants beat reds. down 3-1 against the cardinals. they scored more touchdowns, andrew. any way, we're going to -- >> why did you say that? >> i didn't think you would notice. i've been weighing in on it. >> did you watch the game? >> i watched a little bit of it last

people like rupert murdoch has been supporting this, news corps. giving money to these kids.ng in the air of romney being a winner, in this sense, a lot of the dems were going to want to meet him. >> steve: really? >> he looks very presidential. and both candidates were mingling with the crowd in a way that i've never seen before. president obama was the first sitting president there since 1984. but there was an excitement in the room. cardinal dolan has been critical of the president on the religious liberty issue. but i think he showed how we can come together in this country. he said listen, you don't just invite the people that you agree with. you invite everyone and you have a discussion. you do things that are for the common good, and this is for the common good. >> steve: one of the things i liked about last night was we've seen side by side, the president and mitt romney, now three times, two debates and last night. and mitt romney is not that wooden robot that the press and his -- the main stream media try to portray him as. >> he's threw with jay leno and letterman.

in one nation no interest rupert murdoch is too powerful to be held to account.applause] so we must be a one nation party to become a one nation government, to build a one nation. and here is how we must take steps to do that. we need a one nation economy and the biggest mission of the next government is to sort out our banks. sort them out once and for all. [applause] not just to prevent another crisis but to do what hasn't been done in decades necessary to enable us to pay our way in the world. we need banks in a country that serves as banks. [applause] think about the small business i talked about earlier on. he wanted to be double to go to his bank, will get his manager in the eyes and know that he is working for him. instead he found a bank more interested in playing the international money market yet that is why he was ripped off. [applause] there will be some people who say this is too radical. let's carry on as we are. i say we can't carry on as we are. we can't carry on as we are, two nations, not one. the banks and the rest of britain. we must have a on

but rupert murdoch's donations are all to republicans.romney's camp. others include jerry bruckheimer, sylvester stallone, kelsey grammar and lion's gate jeffrey burns. up north, there's more of a split. more republicans in the vc crowd and more democrats in the executive ranks. case in point is facebook, where sheryl sandberg has deep roots in democratic politics. facebook's political -- but two of the company's highest profile investors have poured money into conservative causes. mark an dreesen backs romney, donated nearly $200,000 to republican causes while peter thiel has given nearly $5 million to conservative and libertarian super pacs. he backed ron paul. many lean left, microsoft's steve balmer and sin ga's mark pinkas. now the candidates agree on silicon valley's reform in sib err securi cyber security. but the biggest argument is the internet. net neutrality, which is preventing broadband providers from discriminating against certain types of data, which is a stance that romney opposes. carl, back over to you. >> interesting st

both national geographic partnered with rupert murdoch's fox cable networks and john stock well, deny up scares. take a look at rick reardon's haunted halloween house. he's got everything from skeletons eating body parts to animated ghouls, bats and mice. the front porch has become quite a neighborhood attraction. he keeps the crowds coming back with new, scarier additions every year. that's a lot of work. and halloween can bring out the kid in all of us, but what about our pets? tomorrow on hln to get you in the spirit, we're going to be looking at you you can get your furry friends dressed up just like everybody else. here's a look at henry. a german short haired pointer. we think he's happy, modeling his peacock costume. sadie mae is dressed to kill as an orca. catch the the halloween fun here and send us pictures of your pets. post them at facebook.com/hln. >>> the statue of liberty, new and improved and some veterans got a sneak peek at the changes. ! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! we got a lotta empty cans. tomato basil, potato with bacon, 80 different kinds... no w