by sirius.e bloomberg director of north american research. what have you learned so far? xm saying,is sirius we want to get bigger in the audio business. they are the leading subscription satellite radio operator. fedora, in the u.s., is the largest streaming audio service. this is an effort -- john malone of liberty is a big owner of sirius xm. they say, we have a lot of interest in the audio business. they even have an interest in i media, the largest radio operator in the u.s. i think this is sirius xm doubling down in the audio business. david: everyone agrees this is the golden grail, to pursue streaming. alix: holy grail? did you mix up your metaphors? david: thank you for calling me on that. thinks this is a good thing to occupy, but is this going to get them -- paul: this is a small deal. it has attends the market cap of sirius xm. this is sirius xm -- it has a the market cap of sirius xm. this is sirius xm looking to get big on a subscriber basis. that makes it a difficult competitor. a

welcome back sirius x.m. has agreed to buy music streaming company pandora for three point five billion dollars the deals are expected it close in the first quarter of next year and will create what very well could be the world's largest audio entertainment company in two thousand and seventeen sirius x.m. spent four hundred eighty million dollars for a nineteen percent stake in pandora so some of the rivers saw this as one coming rather here to explain how this marriage might benefit both companies assertive t.v. and radio commentator steve malzberg safe thanks for being with us you're becoming a media expert and all around know it all on these things and we sure appreciate it give us the background of both sirius x.m. and pandora and what do they offer. first time i've ever been called a know it all and it's a good thing thank you bart well ok first of all you got serious you're in your car you turn on the satellite you listen into the big names like howard stern or maybe you're listening to their music off

sirius are going to buy the company.lking about it being equivalent of the price of roughly $14 a share and put pandora out of -- it is going to end, it has been a difficult period as a public company for pandora for quite some time and you can take a look back or longer of your chart and we'll see what i am talking about. it is a third time charm and there was a $15 offer sometimes back, a year and a half and more ago, they end ed up with a $480 million 10.50 was the strike price there. economic interests in the company so we'll be buying the 85% they don't already own there is new management of pandora, things seem to be moving at a better track at this point for the company. there is also a 30-day ghost shop in terms of talking deals they waived the standstill that had another six mathew knoonths. they wanted to give the 30-day go shop. we got six more months before sirius can come. people are familiar with the process that's going on. we'll tell you that's the case it does not mean there won't be somebody may be taki

my sirius xm? sirius in the streaming business in a much more meaningful way it could also give sirius another form of distribution, if you will also then, of course, puts some pressure on spotify. where does apple music land in this it creates new questions about the music business especially as you see others jumping into that space. >> all right >>> and the other -- it was our parent comcast buying sky. valuing sky at $40 billion it followed a fierce battle between media giants we are joined from outside sky headquarters with a lot of people over there. they're like, they can't believe how much money they got for their shares a lot of the sky employees are happy, i'd say have you noticed that? >> reporter: oh, absolutely. they're all smiling as they walk in here. especially the ones that got on board the share scheme because the managers and will benefit from the price 17 pounds is something like a 70% premium to where the share price was trading before this auction process began. so they'll be

given that there's been this bad overall branding in the past that it's beyond that but you think sirius x.m. will keep the pandora brand steve well that remains to be seen look a pandora is the undermanned services fourth out of four spotify has eighty million subscribers and there's apple and amazon so door really needs a boost they have new management their c.e.o. is very excited about this thinks that this is going to help with advertising subscriptions it's going to be a great marriage and it's going to make them the biggest entertainment company in the world but really can three point five billion dollars of a stock purchase do that as fur as a serious bar you know they they see that something has to change you know a lot of people think that auto and individual auto and ownership has peaked and that's their main source to every car now as an apple jack so what do people need satellite radio for so they need to complement find a synergy with pandora the music stream or and they use it as a hedge against new competition you know so everybody has something to gain here and everybody

plus, sirius x.m. buying pandora, giving the satellite radio company a leg up in the ompetition with spotify. and a deal to bring more business to the iphone and ipad. first, the world's two biggest economies are digging in for what could be a long and bruising trade war. the latest u.s. tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods came into effect just after midnight eastern monday. with china responding with duties of its own on $60 billion of u.s. imports. this hits the tech world after some heavy lobbying by apple and others, however, other goods got a reprieve this time around. let's talk about all of this with selena and amy. amy was previously senior director for china affairs at the ustr. first of all, how long is this trade war going to be? >> well, i don't think anyone can see the end in sight at this point. especially given how both sides tend to be really digging in. even though it's a holiday in china today, the mid you a -- autumn festival, the chinese government put in place those retaliator

. >>> satellite music joins sirius opening oakland-based pandora. the satellite radio company already own about 50%. sirius/xm says the two companies will maintain their separate brands and services, and no immediate change in listener offerings. sirius/xm has about 36 million subsubscribers. >>> up next here at 5:00, the new fallout from the police officers who shot and killed a man who she mistakenly thought was in her apartment. >>> in oakland, it leads to almost 100 cars being towed away. why some are saying they were punished for a crime they did not commit. >>> the pacific is getting active. i'll show you the system, that's in about seven minutes. who shotr -- the dallas police officers who shot and killed her neighbor in his apartment has been fired. this morning the police chief announced that amber geiger has been terminated. she's also facing manslaughter charges. she shot and killed the man in his own apartment, claiming she thought he was in her apartment. investigators say she described seeing a large silhouette and gave verbal commands

word that the company was sold to sirius xm came as a surprise to many local businesses. >> it's very did appointing to think yet another brand that is a local brand, who bet on oakland, may be, you know, having a bunch of jobs go to a corporate center that's not in oakland. >> reporter: sirius xm is a satellite radio company based in new york with 36 million paid subscribers. pandora has 70 million listeners. pandora has 26 locations with more than 2,000 employees. gary is a public relations and media professional who has seen companies down size following an acquisition. >> it's always the way it is. it's duplicity, somebody is already doing that job, so it's a very stressful time to everyone. >> reporter: pandora did not provide a statement. but an anonymous employee e-mailed me to say, questions about job security went unanswered. mostly sugarcoating and fluff. pandora has been a key player in the rehabilitation of the uptown area. >> if they left, my commitment would be to work with others to make sure that we fill that amazing space. >> reporter: uber backed out of its plan to o

programming for sirius xm zerlina maxwell. all are msnbc analysts an contributors. you are doing the reporting on what's going on inside the white house and the effort to try to figure out who this is. they are going through speech patterns. how seriously is this being taken and does the white house think they will be able to discover this writer? >> it's being taken very seriously, trying to figure out who this anonymous official is. but i have to say, in terms of people i have talked to today, they are really no closer than we were before. we were heard a lot of theories, maybe a dozen specific names of who people are confident or believe it may be, which all gets back to absolutely no one knows. if they knew definitively who it was, they would have taken action against this individual. another thing that is striking is all of these statements you see coming out from all of these top officials in the white house. some whose names did rise to the surface in the d.c. parlor game

plus, sirius x.m.a, giving the satellite radio company a leg up in the ompetition with spotify. and a deal to bring more business to the iphone and

sirius stock plummeted more than 10%. lyanne melendez joins us live from oakland with a look at what it means for the east bay. >> reporter: you know, speaking of investments i can say that pandora certainly has invested a lot in oakland and in this area. now, one person said to me, you know, it is relationship between pandora and local businesses here. we don't know what is going to happen but people are concerned. founded in 2000, pandora has been a key player in rehabilitation of oakland's up town area. >> of course, they haven't said they with leaving, but if that were to happen my commitment would be to work with others to make sure that we fill that amazing space. >> reporter: words that the online music streaming company was sold to sirius xm came as a surprise to many local businesses. >> we need pandora to get by each and every day, the fact they're being sold is crazy. >> reporter: sirius xm is a satellite radio company based in new york. pandora has more listeners, 70 million, but only 5.6 million pay for the c

sirius xm bupandorin a deal wo billion dollars. sirius is a leader in radio with 36 million subscribers. pandora has a right to find a bayer with a higher bid. >>> good paying jobs to be had in the bay area, nowhere near the tech sector. >> you got the chase and get up and go the work everyday. >> reporter: a good time to be a skilled laborer. he is an apprentice in a tight labor market forcing contractors to offer better pay and benefits. >> it's the highest paid, top of the trade that you can get with the bare minute mom of having a diploma or ged. >> reporter: 10 labor unions got together to spread the word about the free training programs they have available. including hands on demonstrations. considering the an industry wide survey, 80% of construction firms report siiron workers to carpenters as older workers are retiring and hall grads are choosing college over construction. contractors are competing for workers with those in the north bay, where workers are paid top dollar to repair communities lost to last area's fairs. --

t allows sirius to expand into online music.oining us now to talk about the details, bloomberg intelligence. so how does sirius plan to integrate pandora into the service? >> the idea is first of all this deal was a long time coming. the idea here is like sirius is big in autos and pandora gives them a large pool of streaming service users. what they plan to do is, a, from a defensive side, protect automotive by have additional presence, and, b, -- really see if they can cross up. -- because we have 36 million subscribers on sirius. you have 70 million-plus listeners on pandora. mostly ad-driven business. mostly subscription-driven business. that's the game plan that they are going after. but they also have cost synergies. bringing these two things together. so when it comes to actually going after the bigger players, this is going to be very challenging because of the difference in strategies. but when it comes to making it work from a cost standpoint and cross-selling there are opportunities. emily: are they going after a diff

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. >>> sirius xm is buying pandora.uch more coming up during our newscast in just a few minutes >> coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the popular music service in east bay we just heard about. >>> that's right. much more, plus the supreme court decision that could end a technical >>> a new twist in the supreme court showdown as the date is locked down for blasey ford's testimony. another accuser is now coming forward against judge brett kavanaugh. >>> a welcomed site for those who enjoy warm weather to start your week. it also comes with a red flag warning. >>> mike talks about a warmup. we are talking about a new ice rink for the holidays. a new winter themed park opening up at the is civic center. >>> good morning, it is monday, september 24th. reggie, alexis and natasha are off. you and i are just here. >> hi, long-timer. it will be pretty cool. union square is always so packed. maybe we will get overflow. can't think about ice unless you put it in a drink the next couple of days. it is going to be

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sirius xm radio is buying online streaming serviceandora for $3.5 billion. that deal comes amid heightened competition from streaming muse sib apps and podcasts. shares of pandora and sirius fell michael koors is reportedly interested in buying versace in a takeover that values them at 2 3w8d. michael koors has been looking for both in the luxury line to competeith lewis vuitton and coach. shares of koors finished the day 8% lower. >>> despite today's pull back in stocks, thearket does remain near all-time highs but will investors continueo take on more risk and lift equities even further? mikeantoli takes a look. >> reporter: stocks are about to enter the fourth quarter in good position for a winning year. the s&p 500 is up 9% so far in 2018, on tra for a better 12% annual gain. along the way the market has rakd up points against some stiff resistance. concerns a that trade war would under cut the trade economy, ld that the fed wift rates, that the late summer months would pose trouble for the stocks and that the market was growing tired nine years into an

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sirius is a leader in subscription radio with 36 million subscribers.nalysts say this will help sirius expand its reach among listeners who prefer streaming platforms over payment systems. >>> think of jobs here in the bay area and everyone thinks tech, but there's good pay to be made using your han and you never have to touch -- hands and you never have to touch a keyboard. kpix5 reporter anne makovec explain where to find them. >> you got to get up and go to work every day. >> reporter: it's a good time to be a skilled laborer. trajon latin is a skilled laborer in a tight market forcing contractors to offer better pay and benefits. >> it's the easiest and highest paid type of trade you can get with a bare minimum of having a diploma or ged. >> reporter: today 10 skilled labor unions got together in oakland to try to spread the word about some of the free training programs they have available including hands on demonstrations. according to an industrywide survey, 80% of construction firms report having a tough time filling positions from iron workers t

carol: you can listen to us on york,on sirius xm, in new boston, washington, d.c. -- areason: and in bay and in london. carol: 10 years ago this week, lehman brothers collapsed. jason: one of the big questions everyone is asking -- are we better equipped to deal with the inevitable next crisis? if there is a crisis, and inevitably there will be another one. you can do everything you can to prevent them, but they are going to break out. what then? the apparatus to stop a crisis once it inevitably starts? my concerns is that we are less prepared in that department than before. jason: why? peter: partly because of what the crisis engendered. engendered a real anger in the public. the bad guys got let off while the good guys suffer the consequences. >> there was no old testament justice. peter: right. meted oldey had testament justice, people would still be angry. the recession dragged on for so long because the republicans were not passing the fiscal stimulus the democrats thought. are angry. and they put that anger into legislation, congress did. significantly tied the hands of regulat

you can listen to us on the radio, sirius xm channel 119, in new york, boston, washington dc -- >> ande bay area and in london. carol: bloomberg cities are great unless you are trying to find affordable housing. jason: this is one of the biggest problems that mayors and governors and heads of countries face. but there are solutions out there. crisis so housing incredibly expensive? cities are the very places that most need new talent because they are engines of creativity for the u.s. and the world. there is not enough housing. to live there. building more housing is the obvious solution, all kinds of rules restrict that from happening, and they can be put in place by the people already there and they lack the incentive to change the rules, because if there is more demand, they are going to be able to sell more. they benefit at the expense of everyone else. includes local employers, that are starved for talent, and people from all over the rest of the country, even their children, who would like to live there and benefit from that engine of growth. you have some pretty staggering stati

xm, and host of "stand up" on sirius xm and a league analyst and a former u.s. with us. there is a lot to work through this morning. here is what we know right now after that remarkable moment when senator jeff flake slammed on the brakes. >> i think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week. >> this from senator lindsey graham of south carolina. >> somebody's got to explain this to trump. so i guess that would be my job. >> he apparently did that. the president got the message and quickly got onboard. >> breaking news. the president has just put out a statement. let me read it. i've ordered the fbi to conduct a supplemental investigation to update judge kavanaugh's file. >> the president was explicit in a statement saying the fbi's investigation must be limited in scope and completed in less than one week. >> i think it will work out very well for the country. i just want it to work out well for the country. it that happens, i'm happy. >> the "l.a. times" already reporting today the fbi reached out to one of the accusers, n

thank you for listening to the sirius xm radio show, channel 124. i take your calls. we get at it. i love it. "cnn tonight with don lemon" starts right now. you don't call. you don't care. >> you're on the comedy channel over there on sirius, right. >> you see my face? this is my look that says, i can take you whenever i want, but i don't feel one way or the other about it. >> okay. serious stuff. i know you and i joke around a lot. >> yes. >> i like your optimism. i like what you just said there about separating kids. but do you remember, you're more optimistic than i am. i used to think i was an optimist. i haven't been recently. when i said, hey, we're going to move on to something else, this problem will not be solved, some of these children may never be returned to their families. remember i said that to you. >> yeah. >> we moved on. you said we weren't going to move on. but it's sad that we did, and i like that you are putting the focus back on this, and i hope that he responds to you. >> i will not move on. the secretary should take the invitation. what she said about the po

you can also listen to is on the radio on sirius xm radio, in new york, boston, washington, d.c.d a.m. 960 in the bay area and in london on dab digital. to finance and joe weisenthal's reflection on the recent craze in sticking money -- craze of sticking money in cryptocurrencies and cannabis stocks. jason: we talked to him every day on our radio show. i have to say, he is always interesting. >> i really think that it's not an accident that we are seeing these things at the same time last year be crypto bubble, this year incredible moves and cannabis stocks -- in cannabis stocks. what i wrote about in this these is some of the underlying technology -- psychology around both. they attract a lot of the same people. ,ort of overwhelmingly young men, millennials. they have these antiestablishment, rebellious ways to get back at the system. in this post crisis era where there's still is a lot of distrust in financial institutions, we know there has been a huge collapse in the trust in government and those things. >> it feels like the woodstock of assets. i think we constantly look at

pandora is being acquired by sirius radio. it is all stock.this as being , that it would take this step. the idea for sirius radio is the idea for it to expand beyond radio and cars and go to mobile and online. for pandora, the stock is trading below the opera price. vonnie: julie hyman with our stock of the hour. the markets are not moving that much. "balance of power" is next. this is "bloomberg." ♪

us on the listen to radio on sirius xm channel 119 in new york and 99.1 and washington, d.c..ital and the bloomberg business app. >> in the features section, roman abramovic is the most influential russian tycoon in britain. >> he transformed english soccer when he brought the near bankrupt chelsea football company a few years ago and turned it into one of the most powerful brands. >> why don't you see him in any games. here is stephanie baker in london. >> he is perhaps the most prominent russian billionaire with investments in london. this spring he had trouble renewing his visa, despite invested in the u.k. for 15 years since 2003. he bought chelsea and has poured more than one billion pounds into the team and in the process changed the nature of english football. an armsof setting off race for the top players and top coaches. other football teams followed his lead. investmentize of his in the u.k. it was quite a surprise that the british government did not renew his visa. most people think it was to do with the growing cold war 2.0 that has been brewing between london and

carol: you can listen to us on the radio at sirius xm, and in new york, boston, washington dc, and inrea. jason: and in london. carol: sexual harassment claims at nike followed a similar path in the #metoo era. until recently. women made claims, executives left. jason: but four former employees are suing the athletic apparel giant for gender discrimination and limiting the opportunities for women to advance in the company. carol: this takes us to the next stage. that shows a lot more than getting rid of bad apples. here is our editor. jim: the typical #metoo story, somebody abused somebody else or a number of people. grievances come out, people say oh my a few people are fired and , that is it. nothing really changes. what is happening at nike is four former employees have filed suit, saying this is an issue about whether the company policies are still here after 11 executives were gotten rid of earlier this year for bullying and harassment. they are saying, let us deal with promotion policies, hr systemic issues that , often go hand-in-hand with harassment. starting pay. i think a lo

news life but it appears of an all out assault on sirius last rebel stronghold and muse humanitarian crisis. reports of intensified strikes across northern syria including rebel held it live problem home to some are a million civilians we'll get the latest from our correspondent also coming up. more tension in the german city of kenneth salter another march by county immigration protest of our reporter went to the region and explains how the migration issue is also highlighting the divisions between germany's east and west . conn's more international football the whites two nights with england hosting spain and the inaugural nations lean in london looking to build on a promising world cup for months while spain all in rebuild mode all tritch mulcher this campaign. i knew chris mckinnon welcome to the show reports coming in of renewed russian ass trikes and government ball main on syria's last major major rebel bastion that's just one day off to turkey iran and russia failed to agree on a cease. in syria syrian activists say the strikes seen here and unverified footage of the most vio

cnbc reports sirius xm plans to buy music streaming service pandora with the price tag of $3.5 billion. acquiring pandora would make sirius the world's largest audio entertainment compan >>> now to an uplifting story that we hope will give you a smile or two. news 4's barbara harrison met this young man when he was just 5 yea d. and he was in need of a loving now, a re-introduction twode cades later. >> reporter: we wouldn't have recognized this d.c. police officere on the et, but an e-mail to lbc 4 us know that he was someone we might want to meetagain. his name, officer earnest landers. >> is this earnest? hi, earnest. how are you. >> reporter: he was just 5 years old when he introduced earnetes as a wednesday's child in 1996.s een more than 22 years since we met. when he was a little boy in need of a permanent loving home. >> you just made my day. >> reporter: earnest says he remembers when we met. and he o thinksften that was his lucky day. it led to his adoption by his two wderful dads. >> can i give you a hug? sthank you for calling u and telling us about this. >> reporter: ernie

carol: you can listen to us on radio on sirius xm, in new york, boston, washington, d.c. -- >> jason:the bay area and in london. carol: 10 years ago this week, lehman brothers collapsed. triggering the worst financial crisis in about a century. jason: one of the big questions everyone is asking -- are we better equipped to deal with the inevitable next crisis? carroll: peter coy read through a lot of research. here's what he found. >> if there is a crisis, and inevitably there will be another one. you can do everything you can to prevent them, but they are going to break out. what then? the focus of the story is on the what to then part. to stopve the apparatus a crisis once and inevitably starts. a littlen is we are bit less prepared in that department than we were before. jason: why? peter: partly because of what the crisis engendered. what it engendered is a real anger in the public. out whatuys got bailed a good guys, the little guys suffer the consequences. >> there was no old testament justice. peter: right. even if they had meted old testament justice, people would still be ang

turkey's president heir to one warns that the entire world stands to pay the price of an assault on sirius is a live problem. he joins others fearful of a humanitarian catastrophe as syrian and russian forces prepare to take you live thirty thousand people have fled in this month alone and many more are taking to the road. also coming out stocking up for the storm more than a million people on the atlantic coast of the united states evacuated ahead of the most powerful hurricane to menace the region in decades. plus the books president trump called a joke and a con. people here in this bookstore can't wait to get their hands on it but if you're trump's supporter it's quite a different story we find out what those trump supporters think obama would words tell all told. i'm married i haven't seen it's good to have you with us turkeys president. has warned that the entire world stands to pay the price of an assault on syria's is a live province joins the united nations and warning that a planned syrian russian offensive could lead to this century's worst humanitarian catastrophe tens of thous

on sirius xm channel 119 and in new york, boston, and washington dc.d in the bay area as well as london. in the economics section, french president macron's victory last year reverberated around the world, striking a blow for defied the rising tide of nationalism. but he has faced some setbacks. some self-imposed over the last few months. economic growth has slowed, and anti-european sentiment is growing. carol: call it his monumental challenge. the young president is now staking his credibility on next year's elections and is really aiming to show that the magic is not gone. let's catch up with editor christine. >> he had staked his future on being a leader in europe. to knit the countries closer together. and he had several proposals that he sketched out in broad strokes and now those seem at risk because of the loss of political capital. jason: how much of this is on him? how much of it is forces beyond his control? >> he has not helped himself, definitely. 60% is on him. he called himself, at one point, jupiter, the king of gods. and he has spent t

jason: you can also listen to us on the radio on sirius xm channel 119. 106.1 and boston.n the bay area and london on digital. jason: what portland's and the future of cities. carol: they grow and evolve, especially in emerging markets. the things that we took for granted don't necessarily work anymore. jason: like addresswa. a single house and number don't cut it anymore. they are looking for ways to solve the problem. carol: reporter david mavs it out. >> tell us what they are doing. >> absolutely. what they have done is they have divided the world into 57 trillion. squares three meters by three meters each. each one is about 100 square feet and they have given each a three word name. .uch as, where you guys are crazy, weird, strangely poetic names. and the way they have done this is they divide -- if you take the cube root of the 57 trillion, it's only about 30 8000, 500. 38,500. it was easy for them to get rid of curse words and homonyms such as hear and here. words like that, they got word of those and they still had probably 50,000 inches from. -- 50,000 to choose fr

jason: you can listen to us on the radio on sirius xm, new york, washington, d.c.a and in london on dab digital and the bloomberg business app. jason: roman abromovich is the most prominent russian tycoon in britain. he has been dubbed santa claus by local media. carol: he transformed english soccer, turning it into one of the most powerful brands at all of sports. jason: here is our senior writer. >> he is one of the most prominent russian billionaires in london and this spring he had trouble renewing his visa despite having been invested in the u.k. for 15 years. he bought chelsea in 2003 and poured more than a billion pounds into the team. in the process, changed the nature of english football in the process by setting off an arms race for the top players and coaches and other officials followed his lead. given the size of his investments in the u.k., it was quite a surprise the british government did not renew his visa. most people think it was due to the growing cold war 2.0 that has been brewing between london and moscow in the wake of the march poisoning of

bombs right down once again on sirius last rebel held region off the warnings of a humanitarian disaster. from joe harbor when i'm come all santamaria this is the world news from al jazeera fighting intensifies in parts of yemen after the un backed talks to end the civil war failed to take off. a voting about to close in sweden where the ruling party faces a stiff challenge from nationalists. pomp and show but no ballistic missiles at north korea's seventieth anniversary or.

sirius xm shares are also fractionally higher. works in the fashion industry. reports say that michael kors is close to taking over the ital in fashion icon versace. the deal adds to michael kors' growing ambitions. they purchased jimmy choo last year. shares o or kors are up 15% this year. remember the taped up sneakers they might have looked like trash but they sold like gold. the taped sneaker sold out. one reviewer said wearing them gives her fond memories of childhood. shares o of nordstrom are up 25% this year. golden goose are just expensive, with tape or without tape, i don't know. maria: that's wild. >> i clearly don't have a fashion sense. [ laughter ] >> you're not into them. maria: coming up, justice department showdown, the h detas as congressman goodlatte is threatening to subpoena this week. taking control of your financial future, we'll speak with the author of "smart women finish rich" next. ♪ when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any c

you don't care. >> you're on the comedy channel over there on sirius, right. >> you see my face?look that says, i can take you whenever i want, but i don't feel one way or the other about it. >> okay. serious stuff. i know you and i joke around a lot. >> yes. >> i like your optimism. i like what you just said there about separating kids. but do you remember, you're more optimistic than i am. i used to think i was an optimist. i haven't been recently. when i said, hey, we're going to move on to something else, this problem will not be solved, some of these children may never be returned to their families. remember i said that to you. >> yeah. >> we moved on. you said we weren't going to move on. but it's sad that we did, and i like that you are

sirius has more than 36- million subscribers in the country...s more than 70-million 'monthly' active users. lawrence karnow: it was a nice day with hot temperatures in the 90s inland. offshore winds are developing tonight and will bring gusty winds and high fire danger to the north and east bay mountains. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. we will see a few patches of fog near the coast but mostly clear inland. lows will be in th 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in and that will bring hot weather over the next few days. cooler weather is expected by friday with a slight chance of showers to the north on saturday and again on monday.highs tomorrow will be in the mid 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast with partly cloudy skies. (vicki) the man once fondly thought of as america's dad faces his sentencing today on assault charges. bill cosby is in court where a judge could decide to give him as little as probation -- or up to 30 years in prison. before the sentencing hearing begins, the judge

sirius down 8%. usually the acquirer tends to move lower. pandora up better by a quarter of a percent. it had been considerably higher. investors not sure the gamble is worth it due to potential overlap. we are watching that. pandora feeling the seeds of doubt, turning negative in the last 15 minutes. earlier i had pandora moving higher by a considerable move here. pretty good. $3.5 billion deal here but again, the buy would be up $10.05 per share. >>> gold miners shining. barrick, there it is, up 6.5%. buying randgold in an $18 billion power play, solidifying their dominance and giving the firm a more dominant position in africa. both companies are seeing luster in the partnership. barrick and randgold moving higher. >>> breaking this hour, just a few blocks up the road from our fox business studios, president trump just concluded a bilateral meeting with the president of the republican of korea, moon jae-in. in this hour, the president is expected, i need you to stay with me, expected to attend a signing ceremony in which he will sign his

shares of sirius now $7.19 stock up a full percentage point. meanwhile, if you are stranded at the airport, you aren't alone. approximately 1,000 flights have already been canceled. this as forecasters predict hurricane florence will dump some ten trillion gallons of water on the region. there was recently an article in the "new york times" about how some of the airlines and airports are very low-lying. new york, for example, you run into trouble when you start to get heavy rains near bodies of water. looking at the airline stocks, not a problem at the moment. they are all moving higher by a comfortable margin here. fox business's jeff flock is in the thick of it at carolina beach in north carolina. talk about what you are experiencing with the weather and how it's picking up right now. reporter: you know, this hurricane is way far away from us still. we don't expect to see her until like friday morning. but we just got the first significant rain bands and you know, conditions aren't horrible, but it's starting to rain, starting to blow and it'

thousand and eight he worked at lehman and what does he think will be the next financial crisis plus sirius x.m. as a buy music streaming company pandora for three point five billion bucks steve walz bird tells us what it means also michael kors is find their thoughts chief worth more than two billion dollars our forward fashion correspondent treated each of us tells us more and gives us her go. plus molly barrows from the ring of fire network is back to talk about some dirty details of those d.n.a. testing kit is that a lot of what let's hit it hard. at manual meeting of the united nations general assembly antonio gutierrez the u.n. secretary general began his remarks with a cautionary message about how the world is suffering from what he called a trust deficit disorder the secretary general speech discuss climate change migration and even gender equality which some have suggested were somewhat of a shot at u.s. president donald trump for mr trump's party showed up late missed his speaking slot and then said this and i presented a vision to achieve a brighter future. for all of humanity. t