is it beneficial or a competitor to sirius?others into the vehicle in a more seemless way that aren't there today. but it allows us to absolutely increase the effectiveness and the ability of different services and feature wes can offer in the car. so i'm really quite excited about what gm is doing. gm is obviously a very key partner and i think you will hear more for us how our service will evolve. >> it is early days. but are you getting a the sense for how the product does or the traction it has? >> it's still too early. i would say nascent almost. people forget there are 240 million cars in the country. 16 and a half million sold in a year. maybe today maybe 4 million of those have smart connectivity. so if you lay out the math it is going to take a long time to go across and change the vehicle. >> but there are about 60 million cars with sirius available in them i believe. and that could be as much as 100 million in not too in years. >> i'm confident we're going to cross 100 million in 2017, early 18 time frame. given the

what should i buy to invest in sirius, liberty media or sirius?ou have the atlanta braves, not saying third're not significant. >> live nation, as well. we have some other assets but, you know, a lot of people think that liberty media is more attractive lower priced way to buy sirius. >> exactly. is it ever a conceivable to go the other way? >> sirius buys liberty media? >> i'm not sure. you'd have to ask that management team and that board of directors. the independents who would want to make a bid for our stock and why. >> you're the chairman of that board. >> but i would be conflicted of their bid for liberty media. >> worrying about conflicts now? okay. we talked to jim meyer earlier about that business. we don't need detail about that. >> far more articulate than i am. >> you expect the buyback to continue at the same pace? >> they have the benefit of a huge free cash flow generation. you know? something like a billion two this year. plus a lot of leveraged ka pass tony the balance sheet. so that combination is giving them a lot of opportunit

today, joe montana offered his thoughts on sirius xm radio. >> because you know how that happens, bangfor a good reason. i think everybody expected jim walsh to come back and not retire. whether jim moves on, i don't know, if there is something going on i would say he is not coming back, but if there isn't, i don't see why not. he has a great nucleus there, i don't see why he would move on. >> on sunday, there will be help against the new york giants, smith's nine-game suspension will be fully served and he is expected to start practicing next week. finally, marcus latimore retired today, after suffering injuries at carolina, he was still selected in the 2014 draft. latimore will head back to south carolina and finish his degree. we have more news coming up after the break. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more eff

budget cuts have gone through, they have been able to hold asia level while other areas have faced siriuss. it's not necessarily been as dramatic as one might have thought in the first place. >> if you look at trade, that's even worse. the u.s. trade deficit with asia when the president took office was 336 million. in 2013, it was 497 million. but as the president heads back to the region, he has a renewed chance to change that by pushing ahead with the trans pass certificate partnership, more possible now because his party lost control of the senate. it was democrats who were against giving the president more authority to negotiate a deal. as the president lands in china, it's expected he will make a renewed push for the trade agreement on the sidelines of apec. he will meet with china's president to talk climate change and then he will head to myanmar trying to safe what his administration has held up as the chief foreign policy success, liberalization and internal reconciliation which has all but stalled. president obama is a man in search of a legacy hoping this trip helps build the f

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the price will higher today -- for people who are driving right now, xm sirius channel, thanks for listening oil still well-below what we would expect. >> it's all about supply. liz: how does that affect consumer stocks. >> we're seeing consumers generating excess income. you're seeing it flow through in gas prices. you've seen an increase in wages as well. the after inflation return to consumers in the last several months has been quite positive. liz: peter, at this time yesterday or maybe a few minutee breaking story happened yesterday. that was the baker hughes, and halburton are going to marriage. halliburton wanted to buy baker hughes. today continued a jump. these prices were beaten down certainly. so it looked like a smart move. why do we expect to move more mergers and acquisitions. can our investors and viewers make a play? >> i'm not sure about that. as far as oil goes. throughout the night we had a big selloff. big volume. as we've seen over the past couple of months. once again whenever you make a big low like that that we made 73 and a quarter throughout the night. we had a rebo

cause that is when sirius xm satellite plans to launch two holiday channels.hey have ever done this, and believe it or not, they are late on this. building out holiday tunes for days now. a bit early for some, but according to retailers, most of the big stores have been decked out for weeks, many of them well before halloween to get customers in the mood for making merry. they open at 5:00 on christmas day. once unthinkable, if you don't open up on turkey day, that seem to be turkeys for missing out on the sales today. also as much as i love christmas and i do, i think we by pass thanksgiving. think about what that day means and all those families have to be grateful for this year. i suppose some figure they would address that solid reflection in more than enough time to hit the stores. is there nothing sacred in this world? it's not that i'm against retailers making a buck, just that all of us taking a little breather when we do, even when you're with in-laws. maybe i'm just old-fashioned. because i can remember a time when stores were closed on sundays, now

. >> get dirty sexy funny with jenny weekdays on sirius xm. >> he plays sergeant miles in the world wartt eastwood. hello, man. pleasure to meet you. please have a seat. scott the son of silver screen legend clint eastwood doesn't mean he's untouchable on set. brad told uk gq that you almost got in a fight with shia labeouf. >> when there's a bunch of testosterone there's going to be clashes. everyone was trying to make the best movie possible and i think that's what we did. >> good for you. you stood your ground. >> he became a sensation after his modeling photos went viral. now scott's focusing on movies. >> any plans to work with dad? >> i'd love to work with him. i actually just dropped off a script at his house over at warner brothers. i said, you've got to read this. >> as a side note i'm your dad's number one fan. >> i heard that. he really loves your dad. i >> i have the book all the dvds so it's -- it's kind of eerie the resemblance. >> yeah, yeah. >> get him on the show. >> you have to hook it up. >> such a pleasure to meet you. >> congratulations with everything that you have

radio host on sirius xm. david, first of all, explain -- tell us what it was like on monday. were the businesses hunkering down. were there enough guards and police present, et cetera? >> no, there wasn't. for the businesses you have a mixed bag. those who have decided they will leave their windows. sunny -- sdl cordless decided to leave things open. the one next to them left their windows opened up. we weren't able to get back to the area so we have no idea which worked. business after business boarded up. david: do you recognize this one? the one that was really burned to the ground there? >> that looks like what might have been the remains of the autozone or -- there were so many burned. that's the autozone there. david: who did it? >> mostly residents of the ferguson/saintst. louis area. there were obviously from outside areas. from the arrests, the majority were from ferguson and the surrounding area. david: why would people burn these businesses -- they must know these businesses or know someone who has worked there. >> unemployment has gone up in ferguson. it's well ov

you can see it tomorrow thanks to sirius xm you'll be able to to hear it 24/7 because the satellite radiow is launching two radio channels, the earliest it's done so and a week after j.c. penney announced that it's opening it stores earlier than ever. try thanksgiving 5:00 p.m. others are expected to follow in what's become an earlier and earlier rush to the christmas crush. but all of this at the expense of thanksgiving? nothing i'm saying is new. i hope we appreciate the sweeping nature of what's going on. each holiday has its place and time. is there no pause going on? maybe cindy was right. all of this commercialization is wrong. maybe we're all acting like a bunch of turkeys. you don't like the spending part of it. i don't like the whatever happened to thanksgiving part of it. bottom line, it's happening, what do you think? >> i don't like any part of it. you know, i put on my christmas cowboy shirt today. when i pulled it you out to put it on, i knew it was too soon. neil: larry, i love you today, but every day is a christmas shirt day to you. but i digress, go ahead, my friend. >>

with all these ridiculous early retail sales, sirius xm launching two holiday channels 24/7. to me, i think it's weak. i don't mind stores getting decked out early, but bypassing halloween and -- judy, you're so right about christmas coming early. i have to first buy my turkey. yikes, isn't thanksgiving that big meal to get you pumped up for black friday. why are we talking about christmas? i have no idea, you wrote me. tommy, please don't tell me you buy this paraannoyed christmas hysteria i know for or five christians who love christmas. my point wasn't -- all in the name of the almighty dollar not the almighty himself. don't get out of joint with me. henry, tonight's show on opening holidays should include demand all the top executives at these companies must work an eight-hour shift at the registers just like the employees are expected to. let them leave their afternoon dinners and go to work. that depends if they like their families. they haven't figured out how to commercialize thanksgiving outside of food. what is there to buy. pilgrim hats maybe? stores keep opening e

joining me tonight, host for entertainment weekly radio on sirius xm, julia cunningham, and william charlesk you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we start with the big political news. president obama's executive action. as we mentioned, "the new york times" reporting president obama's immigration action could protect up to 5 million undocumented immigrants. and already the right is threatening government shutdowns and impeachment. what do you think of the president's strategy of pushing ahead even if it causes friction? >> well, i think his strategy is one of which someone who is trying to get something done for the country. i think he has tried all along to work with congress with respect to trying to pass immigration reform and he has been successful in doing so. and whether or not he is sort of going to draw fire from republicans for doing this. i think president obama is darned if he does or doesn't. so i think this is a way for him to try to get this done. 5 million people's lives and families are impacted by the failure for immigration reform to sort of go through. >> maybe he is damn

for those listening on sirius xm, you can't see that. i'm telling you right now.,700, that will grab a lot of headlines. the s&p, above its record, needs we're at 2520. we're record. let's close the markets early. now to what's turned out to be a bitter stand off at the west coast ports. (?) we talked about this two weeks ago. we were talking about this. this could become serious during the holidays. the dockworkers are at major odds over their contract. it expired july 1st. they've been working without a contract. the slow down is what you're looking at. the crane operators that lift the gigantic contarians and put them on shore or perhaps they had them to the rails to get you your presents, the slow down on ports is having a negative effect on the economy. a couple of silver linings. cheap christmas trees and potatoes. with an inability to send these good abroad, it's available in the u.s. very seriously, we continue to stress that the cost far outweigh the benefits. joining me live is jeff flock. it's amazing how much goes through that port. what's happening? w

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we have our reporter david webb with sirius and joe, who recalled interviewing we cosby not asking hime allegations and he says, my job as a journalist was to turn down the assignment if i was not going to do the work and tell the truth i should not let him go on about the new book at time. >> kudos because he is under no pressure to write the column he did on november 24, dead indicating 2000 words saying, i'm wrong, i should have addressed this sooner, it wasn't done in a tweet and under 140 characters or a throw away line in another column, but >> david: he was wrong and he was under month duress. no one pressed him to write that and he called out fellow writers saying, you are in the same boat, mark whittaker and whittaker wrote a biography about cosby. >> now, david, i agree that karr called himself outside and former newsweek editor wrote a bioof cosby and stayed away from the sexual allegations tweeted "i was wrong not to deal with the charges and pursue them aggressively." were these the media enableers? >> whether they did it deliberately or because he is america's favorite da

of discussion is there is division within the republican community, the congressional republicans, siriusageous, a lot of people in the business community want some deals so they can have a better and more legal work force. a carriage that was in there, high skilled visas easier to get under this plan, something a lot of republicans want. >> the presumption in many quarters is the president has given up on the idea of negotiating, dealing with congress at all. he is going to do what he wants as president. >> this is very good politics for him. he has taken action unilaterally, designed to maximize divisions within the republican party and he almost offered than that challenge. he said to them you don't like what i have done? have -- pass a bill and that is the challenge for republicans. will leadership be able to rally the many different factions in the republican party to provide a coherent answer? i am not sure they will. bernard: he promised jon: he promised to veto a bill that doesn't have what he wants in it. >> what you do if you want to divide and conquer, even do a piecemeal bill

every time i listen to him on sirius xm or something like that, i just can't turn the dial 'cause he's to pull over. i pull my 18-wheeler over. [ laughter ] >> steve: you just drive big rigs around. just to relax. >> jimmy: just to relax, yeah. i rent a couple big rigs. gotta pay my bills, so i go deliver cantaloupes to different whole foods. >> steve: sure, different whole foods around the area. >> jimmy: absolutely. he's a hilarious comedian, written his second best-seller, "food, a love story." jim gaffigan is stopping by! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] that's like a real book. >> jimmy: he actually wrote a a real book. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's a real author. look, you can tell he's a real author now. look at him on the back. [ laughter ] gosh, he's the funniest dude, man. i love him, man. every year, you guys, a bunch of new words get added to the dictionary, but what you may not know is they add new definitions to some existing words. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: i'll show you what i mean in a new segment we call "tonight show" dictionary. here we go. ♪ tonight show dict

sirius a reduction of shares. some big moves there.to mention that tiger management's 13 filing is out. and they have a new 1.22 million share position in alibaba as well. alibaba on heels of its ipo emerging as an interesting theme for large asset managers. >> trickling out. >>> stocks are steady. a mixed picture with the nasdaq higher. if we zoom out we are on pace. get more on trading action, bob pisani on new york stock exchange floor. not big moves but big volumes. >> very narrow trading range. look at the s&p 500. this is called consolidation. the markets are at historic highs. you need a lot of catalysts and there haven't been a lot this week although earnings have been decent. side ways is good. gold is up but gold stocks again are outperforming. a lot of people saying good signs of a potential bottom when the gold miners start moving a bit. crude bouncing. production stocks doing better. they have been bouncing around. oil service stocks had their big move yesterday. of course, we got towards the close the halliburton discussi

how the media covered this racially charged case and the violent aftermath, david web who hosts a sirius/xm radio show, david zurich from the baltimore sun and maura robinson. what was it like, david, being on the ferguson streets night after night and did you have much contact with the people engaging in some of the violence? >> i had a lot of contact, howard. i was there in august. i spoke with writers. i also was in the middle of a scrum in the middle of the looting, in the middle of the tear gas, all of this in ferguson. i was right there next to the police station. bottles flying overhead, we heard the initial gunshots, the looting began further down south. and a lot of this spurred on by a lot of the lie that began with hands up, don't shoot. >> was it scary to be there, not just with tear gas going off, was it scary? >> i wouldn't say scary. we were cautious. we had security with us. i was wearing a bullet proof vest. you do what you can, but our job is there to report the story. i talked to people of all kinds, angry protesters, concerned protesters who had lived there for years,

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. >> we're joined now by sirius xm's mark thompson. mark we have video up now, i believe we have a protest in new york city? you've been with us for the evening, looks like columbus circle, looks very peaceful. your reaction to the announ announcement by the prosecutor and what we've seen in ferguson? >> my thoughts and prayers are with michael brown's family. i cannot imagine how devastating this must feel for them. but, you know, lawrence, the rule of law that phrase has been invoked a great deal with regards to the protests. >> mark, i just want to mention that you're speaking over a live picture from oakland, california spontaneously assembled and quiet protest there. >> yeah. and it's beautiful that people are reacting around the country, law rinse, and it shows the bro brown family how beloved he is and how much in solidarity people are around the country. but i was saying this phrase rule of law is so often used in reference to the protesters, those reacting. but it was very clear tonight when the prosecutor spoke and he clearly

the founder of sirius radio everyone thought he was insane. the technology has come along that you can really create truly microsatellites. >> you get the sense [bell ringing] right, number six, president obama urging the fcc to regulate broadband. he will align himself with netflix. are you excited about this? this is like telekom is reporting christmas. it never happens. all of a sudden, i am allowed to talk title to. -- two. i am so glad you asked. internet access, not the internet, but access to the internet, 10 to be a monopoly. it is expensive to lay copper cable all the way to your home. all this is is saying we will accept this and then we will deal withow to best it. the lightest possible ties you could have taken. telecom is like the sky is falling. >> not tell congo -- not telecom, but the cable providers. >> really angry they are being recognized as a monopoly. companies -- se >> right away, extensive press releases. >> my favorite ways to talk about regulatory uncertainty. it is easy to avoid lawsuits. >> coming up, our countdown

let's bring in michael smerconish, cnn's political commentator and host on sirius xm.very week on "new day" we're excited to announce. >> what? >> we were about to tell you. >> i thought it was every day. it's a 50/50 vote. >> what did you think of the president's vote. >> i thought it's fine. i don't know if it will make an impact because the country was largely dug in on the issue before he spoke and remains there. people think this was a path. it's not a path. he's not talking about a path. he doesn't have the power to come forth. >> path to citizenship. >> that's not what this is about. this is about delaying or deferring the deportation of parents whose kids are citizens and i think when you explain it it in those terms and say wait a minute, would you be for the deportation of parents whose kids are rightfully here. >> some people don't say so. do you think how he did it is overshadowing what he did and what needs to be done. >> i think he handed a gift of sorts to the republicans. they don't have a plan and now they can make this a conversation all about process

. >> joining us now is joe madison, host of sirius xm the joe madison show. >> nice so to have you. >ed to get a radio show. you got all the bookings i can't get. >> what can i say? >> i'm serious. it is fascinating part of what is going on is a campaign over radio. why radio? why is it still so critical in the final days? >> radio is very personal. it's in the the mind. it's in your head. working class people are going to work in the morning. you have a variety of different shows. i mean, you listed steve harvey, tom joyner, ricky smiley. yolanda adams. the joe madison show. we all have different audiences. i think most importantly the way radio plays is we have very dedicated audiences. and i'm old enough to remember how georgey woods in philadelphia, mary mason in philadelphia, butter ball junior in detroit. the black radio is the drum beat of our community. it always has been. and i think it still is. and the administration, and it's not just the the president. it's members of his cabinet. i think we have had every cabinet member on our show at one point in time. >> i can't get no

sirius satellite, which they control with what is a 57% stake. on and on.vc, we'll be talking to charter ceo. a lot going on here from midtown. >> david, in the conversation, we talk about cable, we talk about verizon. when is it time that we start talking about google? when we start talking about facebook. these companies are so well capitalized. there are people saying, listen, you could go buy dish. i know that jpmorgan has a positive note about global starts today. that's a reach. but they talked about partnering. when do we start talking about these other nontelco players that have so much more capital than the telco players? >> you just did start talking about it. in fact, others have been for a while now as well. certainly google. i don't hear facebook as often. google has made that effort in certain cities. kansas city, for example. parts of texas. to actually wire things up. we also know about their project with those balloons to try to offer wi-fi. and there's this continued question as to whether they really would get in deeper with a large acqui

set up to make sure that employers are not hiring these folks, with that be more of a long-term, sirius radio kind of put a halt to this thing -- long-term, serious way kind of to put a halt to this thing? guest: i think that is something that republicans and democrats have compromised on. in the senate bill, bipartisan bill, there was agreement that they would increase employer verification. right now there is a voluntary verify thatled e- employers can check the immigration status of people they hire and that bill would have made that mandatory and required employers across the country to do those checks. and the argument being that you deter people from coming into the country in the future. if it is hard to get a job here, it will be harder if you don't have papers, then you make -- you create a disincentive for people to come here in the future. he doesn't address people who are already here, which is something that policymakers have grappled with. people already here, people in the workforce. we are an innovative group of people and people find ways to get around innovation. host:

it's a sirius problem overseas. but it's confusing and frightching. it's totally understandable. we got to figure out, the president and i, have to physical out how to better communicate exactly what is being done. that's a part of the problem. that's a part of the dilemma. >> let's move to 2016 and you. >> okay. >> i need to ask you, of course, where is your head right now on the resume. >> it's my job. there is plenty of time to make that decision. i mean, look, everybody talks about how, you know, everything is going to be done by the summer. i don't see that at all. i'm confident and if i decide and i haven't made a decision. >> what is it, 50-50, 60-40? >> i just haven't focused on, paid it in my mind what i'm going to do. >> it's not about hillary? >> really, it's not. you know me too well. if i run, i'm confident i will be able mount a campaign that can be financed that will be credible and will be serious. >> would you run if she runs? >> absolutely. that's not the reason not to run or to run. the question is, am i, am i convinced i am best positioned of anyone else to le

of cnn's "smerconish" a cnn political commentator and host of "the michael smerconish program" on siriusis? >> if i'm in the republican party and looking at this, i have to be cognizant of what's coming in 2016 i a suming i really want to win the white house. i'm cop convinced a number of individuals in the house and senate are only concerned about self-preservation but they need to be worried about their ability to win in 2016 and in order to do so, they need the hispanic vote. neil neuhaus, mitt romney's pollster in 2012 said if if the dynamics stay the same they'll need 64% of the white vote, that far exceeds anything that john mccain or mitt romney were able to obtain. so they're playing with fire on this, is my point. >> why do we keep hearing the disposition is that they want to do nothing until the end of the year. isn't that kind of telling the voters you brought us in to get things done, we all say we will and now we're not going to it? >> the chaipging dynamic of the senate. they want to wait until they're in control. >> wait until they have their seats. >> this plays to the ba

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you can find us on sirius xm channel.ill try our very best. >> al, let's get to that forecast, by the way. >> after you've gotten all your turkey, gotten to where you're going. if you're traveling on saturday, travel problems in the pacific northwest. east coast looks pretty good. northern plains looking a little snowy. and then sunday, sunday, a lot of people start heading home, we've got another arctic express out there, coming into the plains. wet weather through the great lakes and the mississippi river valley. the rain and snow in the pacific northwest. plenty of sunshine around the >>> good morning. 8:32 the time. right now waking up to plenty of sunshine across the bay area. still chilly, but later this afternoon nice and warm. 76 for the south bay. 71 for the peninsula. east bay will be right near 70, even san francisco, upper 60s for today. we are tracking a series of thunderstorms and systems that are going to be making their way this way as we head into the weekend. today will be a dry day, same for tomorrow an

you can find us on sirius xm channel.we will try our very best. >> al, let's get to that forecast, by the way. >> after you've gotten all your turkey, gotten to where you're going. if you're traveling on saturday, travel problems in the pacific northwest. east coast looks pretty good. northern plains looking a little snowy. and then sunday, sunday, a lot of people start heading home, we've got another arctic express out there, coming into the plains. wet weather through the great lakes and the mississippi river valley. the rain and snow in the pacific northwest. plenty of sunshine around the gulf coast. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. tracking a storm that will stay with us through the day. rain changes to snow. heaviest accumulations north and west. as temperature drop, philadelphia will see accumulation, as well. by tomorrow morning, below freezing. what's on the ground will stay on the ground unless somebody moves it. temperatures into the 40s, just barely thursday afternoon. colder friday. saturday mo

set up to make sure that employers are not hiring these folks, with that be more of a long-term, sirius radio kind of put a halt to this thing -- long-term, serious way kind of to put a halt to this thing? guest: i think that is something that republicans and democrats have compromised on. in the senate bill, bipartisan bill, there was agreement that they would increase employer verification. right now there is a voluntary verify thatled e- employers can check the immigration status of people they hire and that bill would have made that mandatory and required employers across the country to do those checks. and the argument being that you deter people from coming into the country in the future. if it is hard to get a job here, it will be harder if you don't have papers, then you make -- you create a disincentive for people to come here in the future. he doesn't address people who are already here, which is something that policymakers have grappled with. people already here, people in the workforce. we are an innovative group of people and people find ways to get around innovation. host: