jeff, you went from sorkin to "dumb & dumber." how do you shift gears?than the other. i love to imagine where harry dunn is having lunch with will mcavoy. >> sorkin recently made headlines getting into a war of words after apple ceo tim cook said this -- >> i think that a lot of people are trying to be opportunistic. and i hate this. this is not a great part of our world. >> aaron's response was, quote, if you got a factory full of children in china assembling phones for 17 cents an hour, you've got a lot of nerve calling someone else opportunistic. >> i think that tim cook and i both went too far and i apologized to him, and i hope when he sees the movie he enjoys it as much as i enjoy his products. >> i couldn't end without bringing up this bit that proves that kate winslet rules the world. did you happen to see her on bear grylls. you wecontrol. >> did you drink pee? >> no, i didn't. but i did eat a worm. honestly it was like chewing on a bit of old warm burnt wire. i'm lucky it worked out. he's evil. you got to do it. >> i'm all in with kate winsle s

aaron sorkin not apologizing saying both of them went too far.im cook, will he apollo guides, too? probably not. >> it's good. as i say, there's no such thing as bad press coverage. if you get the head lines. >> garner a lot of interest for the movie. maybe it will do better than the last one? >> steve jobs, michael fastbender is in the lead role. >>> let's talk about scotland and, yes, we are on to sports. scotland survived the first half scare from the u.s. to push on and secure a bonus point to win top pool b at the rugby world cup. the u.s. led 13-6 at halftime. an early second half allowed scotland to push on. they face south africa in what looks like the group's deciding game. >>> elsewhere we saw england, kaur owe lynn, yeah, the host england, they suffered a serious set back. wales fin nishd stronger to secure a three-point win. did you see that match? i didn't. he know everyone else watched it. england have it all to do for a place in the quarterfinals when they face australia next weekend. the walllabs while ire row guy won over romania

after the grand jury decided not to indict the officers sorkin managed to get hold of secret testimonys in the case. >> we found out for the first time what actually happened in the grand jury. >> according to sorkin, mcculloch maintained to this day that all of the detectives at the jack-in-the-box that night had testified the car moved towards the officers. >> what you heard on those tapes were different? >> only three of the thirteen detectives testified that the car had gone forward. 2 of the 3 were the shooters. as sorkin reported, mcculloch failed to question the discrepancy in the officers stories. and never amitted misrepresenting the truth. >> there's a general distrust, rightly or wrongly, of this prosecutor and that has not changed since then and it continues to this day. >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew, guns came in. >> the murder rate was sky high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day - i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. p

ceo tim crook -- cook and screenwriter aaron sorkin declare a truce. and is there life on mars? that was not right, but maybe, nasa just announced it discovered water on mars. water is a necessary precursor to life. product tie-ins, the upcoming matt damon epic coming soon. now to our lead. india and silicon valley. india's prime minister went on a tour with silicon valley's tech elite. they tweeted out pictures from meetings with elon musk, google's executive team, and tim cook. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg held a town hall mark zuckerberg wore a tie, the prime minister did not. he did speak in hindi and teared up a little. you were there this weekend on silicon valley. what was in this visit? what is he getting out of it? >> you to look at it from the government of india perspective , it explored the trade between u.s. and india, $100 billion. $60 billion is in ip services. when you look at his objective of creating a digital india, he's looking at silicon valley from a technological perspective. he is looking at it from an investment perspective more importantly, when you g

>> i think the sorkinization of jobs. we saw it happen to zuckerberg.ith steve jobs, he passed away. the people that are close to him, the -- this is intensely personal. also, got to say that the children in china thing seemed to me to be out of line. when you look at apple's actual record, read the documents that they posted on-line, the things that they've done to try to improve worker conditions, worker education in china, i mean, there are lots of other companies he could hit. probably not the best whered when he is trying to promote that film. that's my opinion. >> interesting to watch. meantime, let's get to the cme group and check in with rick santelli and get to the santelli exchange. >> hi, carl. you know, there was a time not that long ago where one of the phrases you heard often on cnbc was bad news is good news. of course, we were describing the fundamentals much the u.s. economy/even the global economy, and the way the logic went was if things aren't great, the fed has to do more, stay longer, keep the training wheels on, and, of course, li

sorkin fired back about the operations in china. sorkin said the film included new information on the life of steve jobs. >> it's not opportunistic. tim cook hasn't seen the film yet or hadn't when he made that comment on colbert. nobody signed up for this movie to get rich. it's just not that kind of movie. so i hope when tim cook sees it he enjoys it as much as i enjoy his products. >> michael fastbender plays of course steve jobs. it's directed by danny boil. why backtrack off those comments. they were pretty lethal, don't you think? >> zblerp about tim cook and apple. he says if you have been if you have a factory full of children in china working for 17 cents an hour can you really get on your high moral ground and call someone else opportunistic? harsh. why backtrack? my response would be do you want to go up against tom cook, one of the most powerful ceos of the world because he runs apple after all. you want to be friends with him, not foes with him. it would have garnered a lot more interest. no such thing as a bad publicit

good morning to you. >> reporter: aaron sorkin wrote the screenplay for the new steve jobs movie. before the film is even releaseded there's controversy between sorkin and apple's current ceo tim cook. in the four years since steve jobs passed away, the life of the aal co-founder has already been the subject of two hollywood biopics and one full length documentary. >> co-founder steven jobs. >> steve jobs. >> steve jobs. >> i sat in a garage and invented the future. >> reporter: newest version soon to be released by nbc's sister company universal comes from a team that includes "slim dog millionaire" director boyle. >> he was a joy to work, and i love him dearly and miss him every day. >> rep,rter: current apple ceo tim cook spoke warmly about his former boss on cbs' "the late show" with stephen colbert and cook then took a shot at the makers of the new film while admitting he has not seen it. >> i think that a lot of people are trying to, opportunistic, and i hate this. it's not a great part of our -- of our world. >> reporter: screenwriter aaron sorkin, known for his outspoken m

aaron sorkin is the guy who wrote the jobs movie. he also wrote the zuckerberg movie. that is kind of his thing. he told a hollywood reporter that if you have a factory full assembling in china phones for $.17 an hour, and is call someone else up to reduce the. he apologized, saying he went too far. apple's older record number of iphones over the weekend, thanks to china. is the chinese market getting oversaturated? nasa says there may be liquid water on mars. ♪ brendan: welcome back to bloomberg west. apple is reporting record sales of its news iphones. more than 13 million. that compares to only 10 million sold for the debut of the iphone 6 and six loss last year. but here is the thing, this year those numbers include sales in china. those are not the case for the last models. how much do those numbers impact the first weekend? is the vice president of mobile research. they both attended the iphone event earlier this month. adam, start with you. apple said it was a record, but numbers always grow. what does a record mean? y releaseyear that the an iphone, they hit a

cnbc's andrew ross sorkin and eugene robinson of the "washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning and what a show we have for you today. hillary clinton, carly fiorina, the speaker of the house resigning, scott walker dropped out, by the way, and we have our latest poll and, oh, yes, the pope's in america. the quote penny lane in the great movie "almost famous," it's all happening. let's start with our new poll, among democrats, hillary clinton's lead over bernie sanders is down to seven points, 42% to 35%. that includes joe biden in the race at 17%. if you take him out of the mix, her lead stretches to 15 points. so you can see biden takes more from secretary clinton than sanders. but look at this. back in june, clinton's lead over sanders was 60 points. quite dramatic change. we'll have the republican numbers later in the show but let's get to our first guest in our meet the candidate interview with our democratic front-runner. hillary clinton, madam secretary, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> and a reminder, i k

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cnbc's andrew ross sorkin and eugene robinson of the "washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning and what a show we have for you today. hillary clinton, carly fiorina, the speaker of the house resigning, scott walker dropped ou at, by the way, and we have our latest poll and, oh, yes, the pope's in america. great movie "almost famous," it's all happening. let's start with our new poll, among democrats, hillary clinton's lead over bernie sanders is down to seven points, 42% to 35%. that includes joe biden in the race at 17%. if youjuake him out of the mix, her lead stretches to 15 points. so you can see biden takes more from secretary clinton than sanders. but look at this. back in june, clinton's lead over anders was 60 points. quite dramatic change. we'll have the republican numbers later in the show but let's get to our first guest in our meet the candidate interview with our democratic front-runner. hillary clinton, madam secretary, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> and a reminder, i know there's all conspiracy

aaron sorkin is in talks to write the movie.rly though and it's not clear when the movie would actually be released. but i would love to see it. the fact her children are producing it might make it to a really authentic movie. >> perfect casting. she -- i can already see it. >> a good actress. >> all right. justin bieber fans an biebers, you there? you can be fanatic about your boy. now the model who stars in his latest video says she's getting death threats. here's why. take a look ♪ what do you mean you nod your head yes but you want to say no, what do you mean ♪ >> is that zenia deli? >> i think so, his love interest in the video. she says she was doing her job and didn't expect so much hate online. some fans are loyal to selena gomez. justin's one-type girlfriend, remember? >> oh, yeah, i remember. i can't stop thinking about that. >> people are thinking backoff. the two were seen having dinner in l.a. last month and he had glowing things to say about her on ryan seacrest's radio show. inquiring minds. coming up, taking phot

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e crews are struggling to contain an explosive wild fire that started saturday afternoon. it's now swelled to 50,000 acres. more than 10,000 people have been evacuated. at least 100 homes have been destroyed. one person has died. we'll have more on the story. >>> now on the market news, check out the u.s. equity news. the fed will be making an announcement come thursday, that's a two-day meeting, wednesday and thursday. you can see ahead of that the dow futures look like they're up ahead 36 points. s&p up by 4, nasdaq up by 15. >>> we have a couple of big market stories we're watching this morning. disappointing economic data. fixed asset investment industrial producing falling short of estimates. retail sales did come in stronger than expected. shanghai composite closing down nearly 3%. volatile session shows that the index is dropping as much as 7% at one point. in other news out of china, government announcing that -- excuse me, government officials announcing that beijing will work

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it's a big day here. we're kicking off our 20th anniversary celebration. for the next few months we'll be doing that here on squawk box. we'll be bringing you panel discussions with some of the best in the bisz. they'll help us celebrate our anniversary by making original smarter television and giving you our viewers an exclusive look into the future. today kicks off with a focus on investing. our guest today is hedge fund legend leon cooperman and gabelli and rick rieder. we're excited to bring you this conversation all here at 8:00 eastern time and later this week, presidential candidate jeb bush and bill ackman but first let's get you up to speed on today's headlines. >> so that was the 20 year -- i thought it was 20 years since we had all been here at the same time. >> three months. >> no, three months. >> summer is up. >> beginning of game day. >> it's a feel good song. we are united. we have not seen each other for weeks. let's get caught up this morning. u.s. he equity futures.

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin.n a minute but first becky has the headlines. >>> asian markets falling overnight. the nikkei and hang seng both falling by over 2%. shanghai composite falling 1.4%. just out, the bank of england left its key interest rates unchanged as expected. markets there have been mixed throughout. but the u.s. equity futures are looking higher today ignoring what's happened in the morning. s&p futures up by 7. the nasdaq up by 15. again, this has been a morning with a lot of bouncing around. just in the last hour we were up by about 160 points for the dow. so we'll continue to see as the market fluctuates before the opening. >>> on today's economic agenda, three reports of note. weekly jobless claims, august import/export prices, and wholesale trade numbers. and the justice department is cracking down on white collar criminals. the doj issuing new policies that prior tiess prosecution of individual employees, not just their companies. this is according to to a memo issued worldwide. to turn over

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.es from the opening bell on wall street. we've been watching the futures this morning and they've been in the red all morning long. of course based on where we've seen things the last few weeks that doesn't necessarily mean anything at the close let alone at the open. let's look at what's happening with the dow futures today. down about 60 points. and nasdaq down by 17. also in europe, similar trading patterns. the dax is the biggest decliner of the major aerges. it's down by about .75% and so is the cac in france. >>> let's look at headlines at this hour. goldman sachs cutting its oil forecast to $45 a barrel and the bank says the risk of that oil could fall could go down to $20 and that is rising. among the reasons there's a surplus of oil. also we should tell you the august producer price index due in just about 30 minutes. the headline inflation falling by .1%. and we've got new data from u.s. based stock funds in the week ending wednesday. lipper reports this follows $14 billion i

cnbc's andrew ross sorkin and eugene robinson of the "washington post." welcome to sunday.od sunday morning and what a show we have for you today. hillary clinton, carly fiorina, the speaker of the house resigning, scott walker dropped out, by the way, and we have our latest poll and, oh, yes, the pope's in america. the quote penny lane in the great movie "almost famous," it's all happening. let's start with our new poll, among democrats, hillary clinton's lead over bernie sanders is down to seven points, 42% to 35%. that includes joe biden in the race at 17%. if you take him out of the mix, her lead stretches to 15 points. so you can see biden takes more from secretary clinton than sanders. but look at this. back in june, clinton's lead over sanders was 60 points. quite dramatic change. we'll have the republican numbers later in the show but let's get to our first guest in our meet the candidate interview with our democratic front-runner. hillary clinton, madam secretary, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> and a reminder, i know there's all conspiracy the

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. be talking market expectations as investors countdown to the big fed decision that could raise rates for the first time in nine years and we'll find out today. the nasdaq is slightly positive. everything from serious policy de

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin and brian sullivan in for joe today.he east coast is bracing for very wet weather today. many areas already hit with pretty wet area. flood watches are issued from maine to the smoky mountains. things could get worse. earlier this morning, it officially strengthened into a hurricane. the storms path is hard to predict at this point but the southeast or northeast u.s. could be in the path. forecasters say the storm will be a big rain maker this weekend.

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. at this point there look to be red arrow. dow futures down continuing declines from yesterday in the market. first, two developing

i'm becky quick with joe concke and andrew ross sorkin. >> this was a scary scene yesterday.the takeoff. there were 159 passengers and 13 crew members that scrambled to evacuate losing the slides. there were only minor injuries reported. more on this coming up in a little bit. also more of our exciting kick off on the 20th anniversary of squawk box. our special g

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. pope francis will arrive in the u.s.ntiff will visit three cities, washington, new york and philadelphia. as you would expect security will be tight and traffic incredibly difficult. in addition some apple iphone customers could be impacted. >> but first, yesterday saw gains with the dow up by a125 points. thisor

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it's a big day here. we're kicking off our 20th anniversary celebration. for the next few months we'll be doing that here on squawk box. we'll be bringing you panel discussions with some of the best in the bisz. they'll help us celebrate our anniversary by making original smarter television and giving you our viewers an

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. our guest host is larry.to see you. >> nice to be here, beck. >> it's a huge day for sports fans today. the nfl season finally kicks off tonight on nbc after an off season dominated by deflategate controversy the new england patriots are taking on the steelers. tom brady will be on the field. we'll talk about everything that's happening with this. meantime at the

off brand, sorkin tim cook. the two two had become embroiled in a war of words after calling it opportunistic. on brand, the only child of kurt cobain and love are getting married over the weekend that did not include the mother. married long-time boyfriend,who like bost of her parents, is a certain in the paned. 12-13 people. courtney love not being there was the headline. hopefully their relationship gets patched up. so it has been rocky for sure. >> way. >> well, women of a certain age are of tep asked do you plan on having kids? >> the facebook post that struck a cord with lots of people on-line. >> all right. trav hinge for the holidays why you should be booking your trip now. we got the best days to save. first here is tonight's new york minute. >> first-graders elementary school celebrated today by making apples part of all their lessons. >> today we decided to bring apples to life another children and with tasting the apples and graphing apples and in corporating a little those kids that love to really e

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.ews are struggling to contain an explosive wild fire that started saturday afternoon. it's now swelled to 50,000 acres. more than 10,000 people have been evacuated. at least 100 homes have been destroyed. one person has died. we'll have more on the story. >>> now on the market news, check out the u.s. equity news. the fed will be making

i'm becky quick with andrew ross sorkin and brian sullivan. joe is off this week. story is the markets. check out the u.s. equity futures. things are indicating a slightly high wrer open. dow futures are up. s&p fau tours up by 6 and the nasdaq up by 21 but it comes after the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq closed after one month lows yesterday. this was a broad based sell off with all ten

it stars michael fastbender, written by aaron sorkin, who wrote the social network five years ago. that movie had controversy attached to it. people thought mark zuckerberg was portrayed unfairly. for this film, apple ceo told stephen colbert on the late show he thought maybe this film was opportunistic. so a little bit of controversy. a couple crime thrillers, black mask, johnny depp plays whitey bulger, it's being hailed as a while. captive: >> and the danish girl? >> the danish girl, certainly one of the films being talked about for oscar season. eddy redman stars as possibly confirmation surgery. he's really being hailed for his performance. he's won for playing steven hawking in the theory of everything. possible. >> when does this come out. >> november 27th. >> and speaking of oscar contention. >> the big movie to emerge from the toronto film festival was beasts of no nation, starring idra zelba, who commands a but a tailon of child soldiers. >> sounds intense. have an oscar. >> when does this come out? >> this comes out october 16th october 16th and it's really directly to n

steve jobs the movie of steve jobs that's coming out that aaron sorkin did, all about the period in the wilderness and failed then deal with his personal relationships and everything else it comes back as a better person. i think that whether it's silicon valley or everything done up until recently we allow people to take risks then when they fail they say, okay, fine, we'll invest because you've learned something. but here in washington, i think that's a big problem. because i think people are too risk averse because it's easier to just be safe. >> dickerson: never allowed to admit a mistake. alice hamilton took a few risks when she's of doing her own experiment i love the story about the cocaine, tell us that story. >> the problem at the turn of the century where drugstore were pedaling cocaine to kids coming home from school. it became a bigger problem when they couldn't afford it so social reformers jumped in and went to court, she came in as somebody who was supposed to tell the difference between cocaine and some other powder, but there were a number of problems she first tried te

our own andrew ross sorkin breaking that. dole anned on this very program in one of the only times he has been on tv said they were in play, right? >> he said they were in play, yeah. pete said they were in play. september 1 it's, judge. right at the end of august. cvc trading to the up side. calls after the 27 strike. it's a shocking thing, judge. whenever you see a takeover from overseas, it's the rule. not the exception that you see insider trading, and this was textbook insider trading. sfli would not say -- don't buy for that reason, but the chart actually looks really good here. this is a stock that we've been able to stay long flawlessly simply by using the trailing 50 day moving average as your stock. had a brief violation in late august with the rest of the market. rebounded really quickly. never got near the 200 day. an interview you can't forred to miss on this fed day. plus, josh brown taking over our twitter handle today. >> what? >> ewe been sending in your questions. he is going to answer some of them next. we

david brooks, andrea mitchell nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrew ross sorkin of the "newo-host of cnbc's "squawk box" celebrating 20 years. you have not been there 20 years and eugene robbins at the "washington post" who i think has been at the post for 20 years. >> a little more than that but let's not -- >> all right, i've done enough talking. let's start with the hillary clinton interview. your first reactions, andrea? >> she is carefully saying that i'm not an i.t. person, i'm not technical. we know that about her. it was the i.t. people, it was the lawyers who decided which e-mails to delete, which to turn over. so she's building in deniability here. her affect, her lack of an adversarial contentious interview striking a different tone from hillary clinton. but she's basically not dealing with the question that there is this continued drip-drip-drip and she can not get to the policies that she wants to talk about. she tries to pivot to it, she does in your interview later and tomorrow but she can't -- this is all -- you know, shadowing -- overshadowing what she wants

. >> rose: first of all there is donald trump making the case and then andrew ross sorkin had a column of this. >> he did. he did. and carly, it's so interesting. because i went, i remember going to lucent in the summer of 1998 when there had been one-story written about carly fiorina in a publication called "investors business daily". and i was going out there because i heard about this woman who was supposedly very charismatic and very strong and she was 44 years ol at the time. and i remember her walking in the room that day. and quite honestly, i was dazzled. i was dazzled. she had-- she had a charisma. she had a command about her. and she was-- she was a very, very good marketer. and then when she went to hewlett packard and she waged a very long, many, many month proxy fight for compac, big acquisition, and fighting certain shareholders who didn't want the deal done, she went on a-- she went on a nationwide campaign talking to investors, trying to sell them this deal. and looking back on it, it's so interesting. we saw what a good campaigner she was then. >> rose: for what she is