so simon, here is the deal. everybody is so excited, all of the market cheerleaders, they've proclaimed they've won. >> the cheerleader. >> okay. here is the deal. the market is flat for all intents and purpose. we've raled 11% but nothing changed that started the volatility in the summer. that is what you have to think about it. and we have this concentration of stocks, we had a trillion dollars worth of tech market cap, and three stocks that dominate what they do and they blew it out. so the point is we have a lot of lifting. >> i understand. but what happens if the fed says we're not raising rates and i give you the gift of guidance. >> what are you celebrating, simon. at this point you're celebrating the fact that the global economy is so weak that the fed can't raise rates. >> be with you round it on the ecb and the bank of china. >> but we have the game still on and what dan is saying, hey, that is not good news, it means ultimately it is not sustainable. my view is probably most constructive simon on this

simon. >> that is a big move. tim. >> the stock has been caught in a move, that takes them below the bomb. it is a difficult time. that guidance was terrible. we're in a spice, where we priced a lot of great news into the cloud and these guys on valuation, it should have been sold on that weakness. >> from one former high flier to another one. go pro reports tomorrow. here is what to expect in the earnings edge. >> this is andrew for "fast money"'s earnings edge. we're forecasting only 8% growth of revenue. that is well below the street. second thing we're looking forward to is the eps number. and we think it would come well below the street. and third thing is any kind of news regarding the media strategy. we do expect a double-digit move in one direction or the other. we think if they beat what the estimates are, i think it is negative enough if they come in slightly or in line the stock will start to rally as people turn their focus to quadcopters in 2016. if it comes in lighter, where the eps misses off of the

simon: yes.ve in august change their effective exchange-rate from one that had been depreciating to one that appreciates against currency partners. you have the bank of japan doing its level best. what is interesting about this ipo, it is the structural reform moving the state entities into the private sector. that is where the botched sales tax, where the bank of japan needs desperate support. they need the owners of the bank of japan to go with them on a further round and do another part of that package. manus: the whole yen position, you said there is a variety of arrows in the economics and the currency war, but the yen, we are seeing the least negative position taken by the market on the yen since 2012. there comes a declining benefit from qe, or a declining momentum , as it were, in q1, and here we are with the japanese. with the yen, it is in this laggard position. can this have a major impact? through currency markets, but where i think it can is the wealth effect. we are seeing the nikke

joining me simon hobbs.imon, thanks for being here. >> pleasure, kayla. >> one of today's top movers as we said at the top of the shower. alibaba. soars at the top and bottom lines. highlighted by a strong performance in mobile, and a strong performance in the cloud. the company reported about $1.6 billion in local revenue. nearly triple what it reported last year. stocks currently up 4.5%. it's since lost about half of its gains so far this morning. plus, it's a tough day for grub hub elsewhere in earnings. shares of grub hub right now down 17%. that is much better than they had been trading earlier this morning, but profit at that company missed expectations, and the company's revenue forecast for the current quarter also came in lower than expected. of course, we have 169 companies in the s&p 500 reporting earnings this week, but the biggest one we are awaiting is apple. today reporting after the bell and shares are up slightly this morning. more on what investors are expect from the tech giant. it's grea

do you like paul simon? (all talking at once ) everybody likes paul simon. couldn't get him. but-- i know, i know-- but popular paul simon tribute band troubled waters is here tonight. i hope we got the rights to his songs; otherwise, they will literally be playing "the sound folks, longtime viewers of three shows know that that band right there is jon batiste and stay human. say hello. ( applause ) now, they're going to play the theme song. you all ready to hear the theme song? ( cheers and applause ) but before we do, yesterday, hillary clinton said she'd love to debate donald trump, and bobby jindal said he'd love to see over the podium. tonight, i welcome amy schumer; master of horror, stephen king; musical guest, troubled waters. featuring jon batiste and stay human. ( band playing "late show" theme ) and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert." thank you, ladies and gentlemen. yeah! yeah! ( cheers and applause ) one week! one week! one week! one week! >> stephen: we got it in. all right, folks, as i was saying-- thank you so much, everybody. as i was sayi

how exciting is that, simon? >> very exciting. i'm really excited because it has been a childhood dream to be in carnegie hall as a pianist, you know? every kid, every boy dreams of carnegie hall. >> this is the place. it is absolutely the place. >> of course. >> when did you first realize, simon, that you wanted to be a musician? >> well, since i was, actually, almost walking because we had the piano at home in the living room, and i was kind of naturally pushed to the instrument, and i would go there and dabble on it and try to make a few sounds. and maybe i was 2 or 3 years old. and then my parents decided that i should -- >> we should do something with this. [laughter] >> try to push this kid further with the music. >> was it classical that you were always drawn to, or when did you transition to the classics? >> i was always trained as >> that's my absolute love and passion. it's the classical repertory. but, of course, the classical repertory is also very wide. and, well, there is the mainstream classical repertory that every

simon, over to you. >> thank you very much.and gop front-runner, donald trump, giving his take on the real estate market that was with john harwood, our chief washington correspondent. take it away, john. >> some people accuse donald trump of not being deep on policy. real estate is his wheelhouse. i talked to him about new york real estate and a big challenge to the business. >> new york real estate? >> the market is heading up or down. i can tell you how the world is doing by how the world is buying apartments. i am waiting for it to go down. selfishly, i like that. depending on what happens with my presidential run, obviously. in one way, i sort of would like to see it go down and i would pounce, which i have been doing very successfully for a lot of years. in the meantime, the market is still very high. >> you were a disrupter in the football business a while back, usfl, you owned a team. i wonder what you think about one of the signal disrupt tors that we see in the real estate business which is air b&b. do you like that m

just say, "paul simon is a jerk." >> you know, paul simon is a bit of a jerk. >> stephen: anyway, you guys are great. you got a little flier here of your work right there, troubled waters band. ( laughter ) these are some of the gigs you have been playing. old town bar and grill, billiards, private function open to public. your last gig was rosen bar mitzvah. >> that was canceled. >> stephen: yeah, that was canceled. ( laughter ) and evidently these dates are all from 2012. anyway, folks, i wish we had paul simon. but i want to thank you for being here to step in. >> thank you, mr. colbert. >> stephen: all right. >> the mama pajama rolled out of bed and she ran to the police station when the papa found out he began to shout and he started the investigation it's against the law it was against the law what the mama saw it was against the law the mama looked down and spit every time my name gets the papa said, "oy, if i get that boy i'm gonna stick him in the house of detention." well, i'm on my way i don't know where i'm going i'm on my way i'm taking my time but i don't know where good

let me say there are a lot of good citizens and agencies line simon and others out of their own pockets donate out of their pockets thank you to all the residents that are all making sure that the center succeeds ash. >> i thank you so much for coming and (inaudible) thank you give them another 5 minutes to julie. >> oh, in that case. >> not at all. >> so you have a couple of wrashgz my prayers is the sun will shine but i want to share and quote i found the other day dpruld with within the least articulateed emotions he have the great honor of thanking nbc for the committee that made that project come to lighted and this quote doing a good job of summarizing what i'm having trouble finding the right words so, please with that, i'd like to invite he was the facilities committee to join me in the rain (calling names.) (clapping.) >> okay. where is gwen in a gwen in a a new to the board joining in 2013 and immediately volunteered to join the facilities committee gwen in a has an attorney to the extent of contracts and passports and all the details one goes through and gwen in a gwen in a t

simon g: no.eak to european investors, they are genuinely surprised that there is a remote chance of britain leaving europe. they just don't really think that it could happen. prediction,not my and the reason is if britain leaves europe, the logic is pretty inexorable. it is very difficult for a conservative and unionist party to go down one route knowing that it will certainly involve the break up of the union. that is the political calculus that hasn't been factored in in the u.k. speaking,, broadly thinking we stay in, but god, it is going to be a loveless marriage. [laughter] guy: it will be interesting to see how the european union develops. thank you for joining us. watching that speech, they ca cameron speech live. there will also be available on bloomberg.com/lifestream. much in japando -- the question is what happens on the 30th? we are looking for hints. what will he tell us? will we see monetary policy taking a backseat to the fiscal policy? that is what we are debating in japan. we wil

here's one for you, simon. told yesterday by the cruz people they have just finished a new economic program. and a lot of it may be unveiled this evening. cruz is a very smart guy, i'm looking to hear a lot from him. and marco rubio, he has a somewhat controversial tax plan, but they know their stuff. what is governor kasich going to say? what is governor christie going to say? chris christie has an economic plan, he never talks about it or mentions it. again, back to carly fiorina, a smart woman, but she has no specifics. so they're going to be tested tonight. if they fail the test, guess what? the donors may pull the plug. >> i do want to mention the fed. it's also fed day is we'll get a fed statement and decision before the debate tonight. i always cringe when republican candidates talk about the fed. it's a political punching bag which stands in stark contrast to you who has been very supportive of janet yellen and of her policies. do you expect it to come up tonight? do you think they have the issue wrong?

tell us about simon and the loss that led to his effort. >> i don't have many memories of simon because he was three months old when he passed away e. he was born seemingly healthy, did well on his tests. smiled when he was 47 days old and died at 96 days old while he was taking a nap. fortunately our pediatrician told us to get our hearts checked and through that my wife discovered a heart condition that's attributed to 15% of sids deaths. so as a result of that and hearing about other stories of kids who drop dead while they're playing sports, we realize sudden cardiac arrest wasn't just an adult thing and we wanted to do something about that to raise awareness. >> what ed would you want people to know about sudden cardiac arrest, darren, and what you're doing to help prevent future deaths for people. >> there are warning signs. the number one is fainting during or right after exercise. shortness of breath, unexplained fatigue and a racing heart. so there's things they can look out for. also a family member under the age of 50 has died suddenly, that should trigger a conversation with

simon: perhaps it is.a story a few weeks ago on copper, saying it is the indicator for the chinese economy. if you take the copper price and divided by 1000, you get with the chinese economy's real growth rate is. that is a fun probability idea, that copper is the macro phd. jonathan: moving forward, where are we going? for anyone that has been following simon's reporting, over 600 rate cuts since the financial crisis. where on earth do we go from here? at what point you say 610, 620, 650 -- you can move it down anymore/ . simon: bank of america merrill lynch is estimating 602. what did the central banks do? you have the european central bank looking at pressure and quantitive easing. that has been tried and bond yields are pretty low. haveiscussion economists is whether it is time for even more unorthodox monetary policy. you can either push for negative rates or you can unite the governments. still a lot of debt out there, but the deficits have come down. are the others going to have to step up as well?

dari: simone checks out some of the best blue and orange bites. steve: what is key to being more to be team starts practice today. coach called to see how i was doing. i blew out my knee last year. just as college football i didn't realize i'd get hooked on the pain pills the doctor gave me. i never thought my life could change so fast. for now at least, football and college are going to have to wait. don't let addiction sideline steve: seems like new york has been over taken by orange and blue as mets continue their push to win the world series. dari: and the restaurants are inspire by team colors, simone boyce takes a tour. >> reporter: nothing would be sweeter than a world series win except for this mets flavor ice cream two years in a row. >> i am here it try the party like it is 1986. >> you are in for a treat. >> reporter: thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: look at that. what is this crunchy goodness? >> well, right now are eating a kettle cornyn corn, infused ice cream with homemade peanut brittle, and orange and blue m&ms. >> we ha

momma simon, momma simon, where are you? where is momma simon, the maker of the car on the cake. everybody, good. >> great. >> hinge cafe in port richmond. you are opened every day of the week. >> seven days. >> you don't like to cook, but you hate getting up early. >> but i like to eat. >> if you would like me to come tour favorite spot hit me up facebook, twitter, or on our web site at fox 29.com. back to you guys in the studio. >> they better bring me back some car on the cake. >> it looked looked thick they were going to kiss. >> bob doesn't like personal space. >> he is an offenders. >> 9:53. earlier in the week, what was it tuesday, democratic presidential candidates took to the stage, out in vegas for their debate. there were five of them. while i'm listening to the debate i'm going who is vermont senator bernie saunders sound like? who is it? then i realized, here is bernie sanders. >> when i was a a young man, i'm in the a young man today, when i was a young manny strongly opposed the war in vietnam. not the brave man who for the in that war. >> bernie sanders. >> george

simon, you are right. if the phones go x growth, people will freak out, but there are things they're working on that are showing promise. >> this is very important for the viewer. if it's all about the iphone. >> absolutely. >> the bulk of profits and revenue. these are interesting, but they're sidebars. that's why the stock isn't rising. >> they're 10% businesses. they're close to 10% each of those two lines. ipad and other categories as well. >> other was described by andrew sorkin yesterday as pocket lint, adding to the lexicon. >> don't forget the mack. the mack had a record quarter in a september quarter. 5.7 million units. that's $7 billion in revenue nearly. that is important. >> there was another company reporting earnings after the bell. of course, that was twitter. check out shares of twitter. getting hit even though revenue and earnings topped estimates. a lot of today's losses, though, probably can be attributed to stalling user growth. ceo jack dorsey said the company has simplified its road m

see dari, steve and simon react to the show. who is that. >> whyz where do we begin, a jaw dropping episode. sharon carpenter is with us. steve: if you look familiar, you saw her in past hour, she was in the episode, which is incredible. >> thank you. it was so much fun. steve: start with that, our wrap show, tonight. >> actually was a lot of the persons in the pilot. >> welcome back to wardrobe on chicago set of empire, they will give me a tour of cook's closet. steve: all right, we'll get to that in a minute. that is the payoff, stay with us. >> i've been talking about this. >> yeah. dari: what wouldn't want to go in cook's closet. >> he is one of the greatest dj's on the planet be so many people have been influenced by him, we're going to have the great privilege of learning more from the incredible dj scratch. steve: the highlight clip from the episode. >> so you want to talk. steve: you saw us watching the episode with our special guest, tell us about being on set and a journalist. >> it was amazing bee on set, this was a b

simon, back to you. >> thank you very much. so the market is managing to hold gains. has gained 7% that cuts the loss year to date to just 2%. jason pirdy and michael hanson join us now. jason this is a strong rally we have here. >> you know, it is. but so the circumstances that we're having is the market is trying to decide between whether this correction we recently experienced is one that will be associated with a recession or one that's not. there's a dramatic divergence in where there is a perceived scare, and then the economy and markets figure out we're not in as dad of shape as what could have possibly been. in those scenarios the market tends to find its way on average back to the previous highs within seven months. it seems like we're ahead of track based on the market's path. >> jason, just help us understand exactly what's happened over the past two weeks. you will be aware, because it's got traction today, that bank of america has a note out where they're noting that $53 billion has gone into money market funds, cash. the conclusion from that, they say, i

it started of simon playing the saxonphone.lways been an american that intersection of posture and politics and donald trump has mastered it. he's leveraged his celebrity more than anyone ever dreamed possible. he's winning. >> we'll have to see how this flushes out. it's going to be an exciting 18 months. see you next week. >>> time for my take. donald trump is ratings machine and contributed to the high ratings for the first two republican debates. the republicans especially in the second debate didn't mind getting into the issues and calling each other out on topics when they disagreed with one another. doesn't look like that will happen tonight. the moderator is already advertising he doesn't expect my fireworks. bill clinton and sanders have signalled they will put on the kids gloves and not knock each other around. what a mistake. not only for ratings but the other unknown democratic candidates on the stage. this could be their one shot to make a mark and take on bernie sanders for his socialist police chiefs. it's being

. >> simon has them exclusively.hat was a remarkable quarter, which they immediately talked about the competition, how it's going to put pressure on them but they'll be ready. that was a fantastic conference call, too. >> got a little bank mma from key. >> keycorp acquiring first niagara. talking first niagara had 39 billion in assets, 29 billion in deposits. cash and stock deal. 6.8 keycorp, 2.30 in stocks and shares. how is the acquirer's stock price doing? in this case, pardon my turn, not so good. >> no. >> down 6%. >> a lot of people thought booth moony might want to break up the brand. that's not her strategy. the bank is cheap. every bank is better if we have higher rates. this deal is not being greeted well at all. bbt has had a series of acquisitions and was greeted a bit better. >> we will the not see this at the top tier. those guys were all done. nobody is doing deal there's, except if they're selling something. >> and you would have to take advantage of this because the scale of a wells or bank of americ

this report is by simon bays. >> the killing of u.s.alist james folney syria by the i see lammic state of iraq in the levant shocked america. behind the scenes, mark mitchell was at the center of the u.s. hostedage response advising the u.s. president. in january, mitchell stepped down as barack obama's counter terrorism advisor. today, he is critical of the american government's policy when citizens are taken captive. >> the situation with the costages in january, 2014, was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the intelligence and our resources were frankly pri prioritized elsewhere. >> i said getting hostages home is one small part. >> it's not always the highest priority it was the meetings with families that forced mitchell into the media spotlight. he was accused of threatening family members with prosecution if they tried today pay a ran m ransom. >> it was this military who had no compassion for us. all he knew was no concessions. this gentleman did threaten us three times, simon. >> i never threatened the families. the idea t

deirdre: what do you think, i will start with you, simon. does biden's speech sound like a campaign pitch? is he trying to help hillary? what is going on here? >> look this guy has been in the business for a long time. i mean he was elected to the senate when he was 30 years old. in many ways this is the closing of a very long and very successful political career. i'm sure this is really tough decision for him. very view vice presidents served two terms don't go on to run for the presidency. i think he wanted to make it clear there are things he would still be fighting for and passionate about. while he wasn't running, he wasn't going away. deirdre: lisa, what is your take? what does this mean as far as presidential race goes? >> i think it means that hillary clinton is going to be the crowned democrat nominee. with joe biden not running she doesn't face any opposition. bernie sanders will hit a sealing with his support. ultimately hillary clinton will be the nominee. i think what we heard today, which i think will be problematic for democra

>>> simon >>> simon hobbs and i'm hosting "options action" tonight. here's what's coming up tonight on cnbc. ♪ >> cheesy, but that's what microsoft shares did this week. if you miss the move, another stock could follow in its footsteps. >>> how could you like to make money if apple goes up or down or nowhere at all on earnings? >> is that possible. >> it's not only possible but it's the sim plist options trade around and we'll teach you how to do it. >> you won't believe which stock traders see having a huge move on earnings next week. >> please tell me. >> we will, jack, because the action starts right now. ♪ >> the big story of the day is clearly tech the nasdaq 100 soared 3% with microsoft alphabet and amazon making up half of the gains. will the tech breakout continue? let's get in the money. dan is the rally sustainable? >> we've said it on numerous occasions here, when we're look at the nasdaq 100, it's apple and amazon and facebook and google make up 35, almost 40% of the entire weight of that thing. you have these four or five stocks doing mos

joe fryer got the details from simon himself. i've got to run away >> you sang like a dog trying to lay an egg. >> reporter: if television had a supreme court -- >> i really hated that. sorry. >> reporter: -- simon cowell might be cheap justice. now, he's returning to u.s. tv as a judge on "america's got talent." >> you are essentially the boss of the show. did yao say ou say, i would like to be the judge, or was it someone else's decision? >> no. i couldn't really do that. it was the network's decision. >> did you judge them, like hey here? if you are looking for a very good looking british judge who can fit on the show, i know someone, yeah. >> it was like some ghastly party where three work mates got drunk. >> you've done american "american idol" ," idol," "x factor," "britain's got talent." >> i think the "america's got talent" is one of the best talent shows in the world. the british one has been probably the most fun job i've ever had in my life. >> i think you can win this competition, after that. >> reporter: these days,

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i defer to my friend steven simon on the impact on the ground.certainly looks like this is a big shot in the arm for bashar al-assad. the question is have the russians thought two or three moves ahead? this to me looks suspiciously like what happened in ukraine, where what seemed like a good idea, a pressurized idea by the russians to unleash pressure in ukraine, has backfired badly. when i hear carter say this is ultimately going to be something doomed to fail or hurt russia, i have very little reason to doubt that. >> woodruff: what do you mean-- coming back to you, andrew weiss-- what do you mean it looks like what happened in ukraine? >> well, people like to talk about pint as if he is this great master strategist. in fact what, he is, is someone who is fairly intulsive. so the intervention in ukraine was done very spur of the moment, and we've had about three weeks or so of steady drip of russian military buildup in and around the western mediterranean coast of syria, and now he's plunging into a military venture. there's no domestic russian

charles simone simone in studio, one of the consulting doctors to president reagan to tell us a little about what happened. first question, with the syringe, immediately i thought it was the neil she did not change, but she was changing at the needle. what is the danger of not changing the syringe, and how does that happen? >> you should use a disposable syringe with an attached needle so that when you put it in here you will put some air into the bottle and then pull back the fluid. and you have to have the right dose for the fluid. you take it and injected into another human. now you have some fluid and skin cells and you're putting them back in here. you're supposed to life this off again. provided she did that. now your injecting into the bottle. that person cells and blood. the next person gets that person cells in blood. bill: even if the needle is changed? >> in a syringe. >> now you have 67 times as she did that. >> she went and got a flu shot, i don't get get one until about three or four years ago. not only that i was sick but that i should not gotten the flu shot. at best on

. >> narrator: that's what simone alfieri believed when he chose the celibate life for eight years as a seminarian and a missionary. then in 2008, he was recalled to rome to be ordained as a priest by pope benedict himself. (man singing in latin) >> (translated): i wanted to give up all the women in the world because i just wanted to be in love with god, and i wanted to follow this path always with the grace of god because to be celibate only with your own strength is impossible. (speaking italian) >> (translated): being ordained by the pope was a great honor for me. it was a powerful emotional experience. when we laid down, the entire assembly prayed for the saints to protect us. catholics believe that through ordination, you are transformed. it's a sacrament that changes your character. >> narrator: five years on and simone is disillusioned, jobless and living alone in an apartment borrowed from a friend: all the result of his decision to leave the church after his experiences of clerical life in rome. >> (translated): ordained in rome and living in a parish in rome, i became disill

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simon, just to push back a bit. survey shows that 49% of respondents, to the extent this represents wall street, we have talked a bit about the difference between the economists and the analysts and the traders and where they are. there is a big divide on wall street with 49% expecting a rate hike this year in december, the other half expecting it next year. >> as you point out, fed fund futures with a much lower problemibility th probability. straight ahead, apple stairs taking a dip ahead of its fourth quarter report tonight. was do you do with the stock now? what do you do with the stock tomorrow? more on that after the break. ne. ne. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. we heard you got a job as a developer!!!!! its official, i work for ge!! what? wow... yeah! okay... guys, i'll be writing a new language for machines so planes, trains, even hospitals can work better. oh! sorry, i was trying to put it away... got i

that is michael simon's book. >> maybe we should write a book. i have my secret. >> i need them. >> steve is laughing at me. >> i watch both of these guys. >>> we have a little bit of rain. drizzle. it was peninsula, south bay. mostly cloudy and partly sunny. a cool down. a week ago we were in the 90s. that is not happening now. we do have some partly sunny skies. it will be clearing out and we will get a north breeze. it does look warmer as we go into tuesday and wednesday. but not that bad. thursday and friday leveling off and cooler by the weekend. maybe some rain next week. >> all right. we'd love for it to come here. behind us the poor windows have been dry now. >> real backdrop. >> yes. >>> we are following some of the top stories around the bay area. let's two to the newsroom where pam cook is standing by. good morning. >> yes. some of the stories we following for you today. an act of van callism at a san leandro apartment complex has not only been expensive for many people, it's making them worried about their safety. someone slashed tire

simon, what do you think about that?es can play different backgrounds. >> i think things are so fundamentally different today than it the way they were. >> apples and oranges. >> we are still the most powerful economy in the world. the dollar is still king. the stock market is risen. >> monica, what do you think? >> i don't know how long you can say the dollar is king a lot of people that have risen may have risen off of our back. free trade hasn't necessarily been fair trade for the u.s. it is a one-way revolving door that has been us pushing our jobs to china, mexico, canada and them giving us the middle finger. >> i don't know. john, i do want to show you just were back in 1985. this is layfield, back from 1985. i don't know. it is debatable whether you have improved at all since then? >> that was during the jim mcmahon area. if you remember the great chicago quarterback, the incredible '86 bears, which was the next year. that wasn't a mullet. that was a bi-level hair cut. >> we'll let it go. >>> hillary, preparing fo

simon hoff caught up with the ceo of go go in the n brooklyn.ns us here with the highlights. >> he is no stranger to criticism. the speed of which is in flight internet service sometimes operates. this country's biggest provider is promising a dramatic improvement for passengers this winter with the introduction of its next generation of in flight connectivity. go go says its new technology will lift internet speeds on aircraft to 17 megabytes per second. that's more than 20 times faster than are you getting with its first generation system. go go is equipping 500 aircraft across seven airlines with a new hardware, which enables planes to connect directly with satellites for greater band width and stability. they try to -- ceo michael moore says even that pales in comparison to the third generation of industry technology which will connect planes entirely to the internet as the internet of all things from nose to tail. >> there is a lot of work to do to connect all planes because once you start down that path, you are going to want every single

that tease from simon cowell. we can't wait any longer. >> have some cheese, wine, and relax. >>> yesterday, big news about chris rock and the oscars. this morning, we're talking about another one of the year's biggest events. the super bowl halftime show. who might you see on the stage in february? adam levine and his band, maroon 5. the guys are in extensive talks and currently are front runners for the gig. there have been other names. bruno mars, coldplay. maybe they all do it. >> that'd be awesome. >>> now we're going to move on to adele. the superstar herself confirming new muff issic is on the way. she didn't give a date, but her essay posted on social media, which is awesome, read it, her new album, 25, she'll explore her journey to self-acceptance. adele even apologized to fans saying i'm sorry it took so long, but, you know, life happens. >> she said the last album was a breakup album and now this one is a makeup album. >> that one little teaser, boy, we've been missing adele. >>> another trending topic.

simon tweets let's go mets. you got this. and no family mets experience is complete without the family dog. here is piper, all ready for the game in his jersey. he's not the only dog picture we've gotten. more on that. babies, too. look how cute this is. freddie sending in a pictured of this little baby, this guy in a baby jersey. happy i was able to see the team play this year. let's beat k.c. and be the chihuahua says you've got to believe. very cute in his mets hat. and check this out. talk about becoming a fan at an early age. bobby sends this picture and says, yes, that little hat on top is the ice cream cup you get at citi field when you go to a mets game. how cute is that. that's how little the baby is. they put that on his head. everyone getting really exciting. keep tweeting your fan pictures, #fox 5 ny. maybe we'll show some more later. steve: thank you very much. all right. with the mets playing the first two games in kansas city, crews have been busy getting citi field in shape. they painted the world series logo

it is simon cowell. i got it right. he turns 56 today. happy birthday. >>> it's wednesday, and that means "empire." when the show wanted a new lead single for their sound track out in november, they called up mr. 305 himself, pitbull. >> and only "e.t." got to join the video shoot. check it out. bye-bye. >> it feels so incredible to be here today shooting my first official music video. and of all things, it's with pitbull. do it tonight throw it in the air >> representing dade county. >> the video for "no doubt about it" already hit the indulgent party checklist, lamborghini, girls shaking it, the obligatory mansion, going all night and you got to make a splash for sure. >> we're sitting here in this crazy, crazy house in florida, and it's beautiful. and the people here are like and it's a good time.amoi setng

is it simon cowell, paula abdul or randy jackson? i think simon. >> i'll go randy. the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. your destination for news on your favorite celebs. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> time for the answer to tonight's "e.t."birthdays, which former "american idol" judge dropped out school at age 16? it is simoncowell. i got it right. he turns 56 today. happy birthday. >>> it's wednesday, and that means "empire." when the show wanted a new lead single for their sountrack out in november, they called up pitbull. >> and only "e.t." got to join the video shoot. check it out. bye-bye. >> it fe

"jimmy, i love simon and garfunkel, but i really love black simon and garfunkel. can you have them on?" well, craig -- [ cheers ] yeah, it's funny you should mention that. last night, i was having a a pimm's cup at le petit amour on 125th, and i saw them perform. they really brought the house down. so here to perform a song, ladies and gentlemen, off their box set, here's black simon and garfunkel. [ cheers and applause ] and i know she'll be the death of me at least we'll both be numb and she'll always get the best of me the worst is yet to come she told me don't worry about it she told me don't worry no more we both knew we can't go without it she told me you'll never be alone whoa [ cheers and applause ] i can't feel my face when i'm with you but i love it but i love it i can't feel my face when i'm with you but i love it but i love it lie la lie lie la lie la la la lie lie la lie lie la la lie la la la la lie [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, that's what i'm talkin' -- give it up for black simon and garfunkel and garfunkel! art garfunkel! that's all the t

i think simon. >> i'll go randy. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. year agreement. >>> gwen stefani tells us that tough times defined her. plus the college student whose i.d. was found by tochl m hanks. >> just incredible. lauren, to this. and tom hanks. >> and your first look renee zellweger on the set of"bridget jones' baby." your destination for news on your favorite celebs. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> time for the answer to tonight's "e.t."birthdays, which former "american idol" judge dropped out school at age 16? it is simoncowell. i got it right. he turns 56 today. happy birthday. >>> it's wednesday, and that means "empire." when the show wanted a new lead single f

we take it up with some of our favorite radio talk show hosts, ann sorbo and mark simone join v .resident obama making some of his strongest statements yet supporting the black lives matter movement. the president addressing the controversial group during a white house forum on criminal justice. >> we as a society, particularly given our history, have to take this seriously, and one of the ways of avoiding the politics of this and losing the moment is everybody just stepping back and understanding that the african-american community is not just making this up. lou: the black lives movement is well known for vilification of law enforcement. last night they joined an anti-police protest in times square, just two days after a career criminal gunned down an nypd police officer. >>> joining us tonight, radio talk show host sam sorbo, great to have you with us, also the author of the answer. and with us in the studio, radio talk show host on new york's wor, mark simone, great to have you both here, mark, start with you. black lives matter. by the way, i was stunned at the president's pa

in the meantime, guys, have a great weekend. >> tu, simon. simon hobbs.hen we come back, stocks still in the red to the tune -- jobs number in september. as it's been pointed out off session lows, we're fwog get more from the former chairman of the council of economic advisors in just a moment. >> i'm sue herrera, and here's your cnbc news update this hour. police are searching for a motive in yesterday's deadly mass shooting at an oregon community college. pete williams is reporting that enforcement officials have found a hate-filled note left at the scene by gunman chris harper mercer. >>> the white house says education secretary aron where i duncan will step down from his post in december. duncan is one of president obama's last remaining original cabinet members. the white house says duncan is being replaced by current deputy secretary john b. king jr. >>> linked in, the company traveling across the country offering users to get a chance to get a free professional head shot which then can then upload to their profile. the tour makes its next stop in s

we take it up with some of our favorite radio talk show hosts, ann sorbo and mark simone join ♪musicrs on your mark! ♪you're rolled out at the dawning of the day♪ ♪heart racin' as you made your little get away♪ get set! ♪it feels like you've been runnin' all your life♪ ♪but why? oh why? (sfx: starter pistol shot) ♪so you've pulled away from the love that would've been there♪ ♪you start believin' that your situation's unfair ♪but there's always scars, when you fall back far♪ ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪it's never too late to get back up again♪ ♪one day, you're gonna shine again,♪ ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪it's never too late to get back up again♪ ♪one day, you're gonna shine again,♪ ♪you may be knocked down but not out forever♪ ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪so get up, get up ♪you're gonna shine again ♪it's never too late to get back up again♪ ♪you may be knocked down, but not out forever♪ . lou: president obama making some of his strongest statements yet supporting the black lives matter movement. the president addressing the controversial group