steve t.: he's got it, yeah. steve b.: and smart not to and run out of bounds and see him catch it and sit down right there. a very smart play by the veteran michael crabtree. andrew: and they have moved the chains for an oakland first down. steve b.: every positive play offensively for the raiders is -- is one more nail in the finish of this chargers. and they're going to -- they've got to get the football back. and the raiders aren't letting it happen. andrew: helu on the carry. inside five minutes to go. and san diego. has used its final time-out. with 4:58 on the clock. next sunday the nfl on cbs rocks regional games. in one matchup the bengals battle the steelers while the chargers take on the ravens. titans take on the texans. jets square off with these raiders. check your local listings and of course it all begins with your super bowl 50 team, j.b., tony, bart, coach and boomer on "the nfl today." latavius murray on that last carry. picked up three. second down and 7. with 4:5 to go. philip rivers, has the

steve b.: it looks like the left elbow -- steve t.: his knee was down before his elbow was. that's going to be a catch. steve b.: the ball might have been bobbled though a little bit at the end. steve t.: this is going to be close. it's a catch in the backyard. it should be a catch here too. ♪ here is your egg mcmuffin. ♪ ♪ i'll see you at home. the egg mcmuffin. made with an egg cracked fresh in our kitchens and real butter. only at mcdonald's. i'm lovin it. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] andrew: mike pettine has challenged the ruling of incomplete pass, as we go back to new york. our officiating expert mike carey. mike, what did you see on this play? mike: i see very much what you do. the receiver bobbles the ball while he's in the air but gains clear control, gets his knee down then the elbow down inbounds, maintains control as he roll is around when he hits the ground. if i'm in the booth, i reverse this to a catch at the 1-y

steve: t-mobile is the latest company to face a massive data breach. information of 15 million customers were stolen. the information was stolen in the region is believed to have affect customers who apply for the service between september of 2013 and the middle of last month. steve: the holiday shopping season ready to take on the new holiday season. target will match prices of 30 competitors. prices of just five competing websites, so they are upping the ante. dari: there is a major coffee crisis brewing. it is a bigger shortage then thought. they blame it on drought in brazil and other parts of the world, no world yet if the shortage will affect prices, but you know how that goes. steve: is it being superstitious or is there more to it? dari: why the new york jets are packing personal items on their planes tonight as they head to london for sunday's game one and the sorority girls that would let a baseball game get in the geico motorcycle, steve: baseball fans blaming taylor swift for it this team is bad performance. they started losing games after

steve kelly studies at t rdt college and has heaea almost all of the gop candidates speak. "it's really special because we're in iowa so all of them get to come to us and talk to us instead of seeing them on tv," said dordt college student body president steve kelly. "and i think that's a more realistic way to connect with the candidates." one community member says it was nice to see competing candidates coming together with such positivity. "i can't judge who's the best or anything like that but they're all fantastic and i'm sure the democrats will turn out the same way," said leroy jenness, a a cherokee, iowa resident. and while not all of the vottrs know who they are votiig for yet, thee say events like this help bring them closer to a decision. in orange city, iowa, tiffany lane ktiv news 4.>> there are 65,000 registered voters in the six counties that hosted the rally.. about 60 percent are republican. coming up ktiv's sam curtiss will join us. he's on the streets with trick or treaters. yeah, i've got a few safety reminders for pareres and kids who haven't hit the str

steve: is that what they call it? >> jimmy: they call it spilling the t. yeah. and then we're going to do some home improvements with my pals, later on, with the experts from "ask this old house." >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's my favorite show. >> steve: they're the best guys. >> jimmy: on pbs. it's a great show. guys, we're always striving to get better here at "the tonight show." harder better faster stronger [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so before the show -- >> steve: right. >> jimmy: we put out a a suggestion box for the audience, just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show, things you'd like to see us do. that kind of stuff. well, tonight, let's look inside the audience suggestion box. [ cheers and applause ] look into the box the suggestion box >> jimmy: here we go. thank you guys for giving us these suggestions. they're always great. this is drew hawkins. drew, you out there? great. [ laughter ] >> steve: i'm over here. >> jimmy: oh, good. thank you, drew. he says, "hey, jimmy. i'm so glad it's officially fall. m

>> oh. >> steve: is it a,he seahorse -- >>>>t's the seahorse. [ laughter ] ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. steve: is that yoururinal answer? >> yes. steve: yes, it is.. kyle mcadams, lisa armstrong, get out here. [ barking ] >> jimmy: kyle mcadams is one of my favorites. >> steve: double puppies, dude. >> jimmy: come on. oh. >> steve: three to one. [ barking ] oh, my god. you know what that sound means. >> jimmy: what? >> steve: it's time for final puppardy. [ light laughter ] this is where, whoever answers this question gets all the puppies and then some. [ laughter ] >> when does it get weird that i'm letting them lick my ears? [ laughter ] >> steve: all right, grab the boards next to you. >> i crossed the line. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: you're going to answer. [ laughter ] you're gonna write down your answer. >> okay. >> steve: closest to the correct answer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks, buddy. >> steve: there you go, you got it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> yes, yes. >> steve: okay. ready? how many pounds does the average, and i'm saying average, blue whale weigh? not a fatty blue whale or a a t

steve. and i got greatkids. i t a very full life. and while i'm lonely for steve, i'm not a lonely person. s i'm doing okay. but i think if i hadn't met steue i probably wouldn't have ever married. >> at's kinddf how we go through life. if we can talk about what we've experienced and it can help so it was like these big beautiful dance with derrick commemorating her dad. i think that was so special because she is bringing everyone grief journey with her on her journey. and saying you can lose someone and then find joy again. >> th is true love. meanwhile in, other dancing news, brothers val and max are acting out. they are guest starring on an episode of "fuller house." >> be sure to join us tomorrow. we'll have amy schumer and kate inslet. and tomorrow we're at home wh kevin costner. >> i'm not afraid to invite peoe into my life. >> opening up about his wife and three young kids. >> how do you run after a a-year-old? >> you just say, i got a candy bar. get over@here. >> morrow on "e.t.." >> but we have more on theway. we'r'ron the set of "biga theory" as the stars hook ug us with secrets.

steve: you say the schweenie? ooh, that is wrong. [ buzzer ] it's t schnar-pei. >> no! [ applause ] >> steve: jimmy. >> jimmy: the schweenie? >> steve: you get -- >> jimmy: aw, hey buddy. >> steve: gary frick jr. [ barking ] next question is for you. oh, look at him. >> jimmy: yeah, she loves me. >> steve: next question is for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: which of these birds is native to the mountains of northern thailand? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> steve: which of these birds is native to the mountains of northern thailand. >> jimmy: so glad you're here you're the last puppy i'm gonna see. >> steve: is it a, the bufflehead -- >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> steve: b, the robust woodpecker, or c -- >> jimmy: it's pronounced woodpecker. not -- >> steve: the giant nuthatch. which one is it? >> jimmy: stop it, abby. my fingers are very delicate. so be careful. [ laughter ] someone's biting. stop it. stop it. [ barking ] oh. his name isn't gary frick. his name is cujo, this dog. [ laughter ] all right, i'm going to say the -- >> steve: bufflehead? >> jimmy: no, i w

we should call it pitz. [ light laughter ] >> steve: nini. >> j jmy: wait, wait. p-i-t-z. you know what i'm saying? >> steve6 it's modern. >> jimmy: keep it young -- keep it young and hip. >> steve: and fresh. >> jimmy: yeah, and fresh. >> steve: funky fresh. >> jimmy: funky fresh, thanks. so, anyways, i pitzed it around and apparently no one likes the idea of pitz, yeah. the first people i pitchch to, g3 -- thth're amazing. they do all the sportswear for nfl, nba, mlb, nhl, you name it they got it. anyways, first pitch, they loved it. so, i partnered up with these guys. [ laughter ] luckily, they talked me out of the name pitz. so now it's called hands high, and check this thing out. it's a real thing, you guys. under your seats, you'll find your very own hands high sweatshirts. put them on. just try 'em on, yeah. we got all different teams. every different league. yeah, take your time, you guys. the show's an hour long. look at this. [ cheers and applause ] look at this. looking good. this is looking good right here. all right. this is looking good right here. so look

steve: what? >> jimmy: on the way out, there's a gift shop, you can buy t-shirts for $200. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> steve: only $200? >> jimmy: i'm assuming. >> steve: that's a bargain. that's like being in new york city. >> jimmy: i know it is. yeah. anyway, but there's -- i just -- i wish i could give all the details. i don't know what i'm allowed to say. i can't say a they're working on it now. 2017 is when it comes out. >> steve: 5d. >> jimmy: but there's -- there's -- they'll just bleep it out if i can't say it. you'll bleep it out. there's smoke. >> steve: ooh. suspense. >> jimmy: there's -- [ laughter ] suspense. water. >> steve: water. what? what?! oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. he did it! >> steve: mind blown. oh no, he didn't. >> jimmy: i did. >> steve: you did it. you said it. >> jimmy: i did do it, yeah. anyway, it's called "race through new york starring jimmy fallon" and we're all excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] so, when in orlando, visit universal studios and ask for babs. [ laughter ] guys, we have a big show, a big week of shows a

t. rowe price. >>> steve is here. otis is in chicago. the champagne is ready to pop. >> it's chilled. it's ready to go. just as long as everybody has their rain gear out there. just don't open it yet. last night someone on this set the mets are going to the world series and she's three outs away from proving to be right. tonight, i guess we're taking a trip back to the future. and by the way on the day the movie said they won the world series, they're going to get swept out of the season. came in with one rbi in the post season. his three-run shot set the tone and the next batter was travis. they batted around. all 6 of their runs were with two how thes. 5 of the rbi were from lucas duda. and daniel murphy did it again. he had another homer. drop the mike, daniel. what more can the guy do? the mets are up 8-3 right now. just a few outs away from booking their trip to the world series. chicago for both of these games. otis, i do hope you have your rain gear out t there. >> reporter: i have a jacket, but i don't have the goggles. but it's not over yet. just like you said. the mets had t

t to. >> steve: jam-packed show. >> jimmy: jam-packed show. maybe some surprises. >> steve: what? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: plus, she's one of the most beautiful women in the world. supermodel kate upton is dropping in. [ chchrs and applause ] also joining us tonight, he's doing world series commentary for fox. he's still one of the best players in the game. from the newework yankees, alex rodriguez is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] i don't think he likes me. >> steve: we'll find out. >> jimmy: yeah. i go to the games. well i'll tete you when he comes out here. but i go to the games with lorne, and we sit right behind him, and he stares at me funny. >> steve: really? >> steve: what does he do to lorne? does he go, hey? >> jimmy: he says hi to lorne, then he stares at me. >> steve: really. >> jimmy: and swings the bat at me. well, i'll tell you when he comes out. guys, it doesn't end there. there's more show. gosh, i'm so excxced for this. grammy award-winning duo steve martin and edie brickell. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: look at that. [ applause ] >> steve: steve and edie. >> jimmy:

. >> steve irwin is gone and you gets the sense t the husband, hero and father is what keeps him strongs legacy alive by being respectful, honest and fun. hatobert has definitely got tha. >> it is a sprinkle. ready? >> ryeah. >> towel like this. >> the young ladies out there watching the show, they're like wow, he's so cute. >> well, thank you very much. he's a much more interested in wildlife at the moment. >> well done, mom. >> i'd much rather go over and hug a crocodile. >> if you love dinosaurs and photography, mountain biking. preferably australian. >> after bindi irwin, everyone h fallen in love with her and derrick on "dancing" and they're cheering for her boyfriend. >> do you of any advice on relationships to your daughter? >> i do. i just remind them that i do have a gun license. and we have accessfer crocodiles as well. >> stephen perry provided the true example of true love for their kids. to terry told us she can never even consider dating again. >> i think i've had my happily ever after. and i still feel immense love loyalty to steve. and i got great kids. i got a very full

t-shirt. now, the victim, 67-year-old steve carter was a well known workshop instructor. recently couple to stay in marin county with friends along with his wife because she's been getting breast cancer treatment here. on a gofund me page, she wrote i'm beyond devastated to face this situation while going through intensive breast cancer treatment. this senseless death is incomprehensible to all of us. please hold steve and me close to your hearts and prayers. i'm shattered, shocked, enraged and so, so sad. look at this picture. investigators believe the victim's car was taken by the killer or killers. the car is a 2003 silver vw jetta hatchback with california license plate 6ppg662. do not approach the car if you see it because they believe whoever is in it is armed and dangerous. >> crucial clues. thank you. >>> a follow-up. a search for a missing tech worker is temporarily suspended. his family and co-workers now fear the worse. he was last seen near livermore on friday when he disappeared during a work outing for sales force. the boat he was in capsized and neither he

t-shirt. the victim, 67-year-old steve carter was a well known instructor. he had recently come to say in marin county with friends along with his wife because she was getting breast cancer treatment here. search and rescue crews scoured the area in the open space looking for more evidence yesterday. a scene that shocked regular hikers here. >> i grew up in the area. i remember the trail side killer and that kind of period where it was sort of frightening to go out in the woods. that was sort of the same feeling i had. >> reporter: this is a picture of what the victim's car looks like. 2003 silver volkswagen jetta hatchback with california license plate 6ppg662. investigators believe that it was taken by the killer or killers and say if you see the car or the persons of interest, give them a call. stay away because the people in the car may be armed and dangerous. carter was found along this trail about 100 yards down from where we are still holding onto a leash from his dog who was shot and is at last check still in critical condition. live here in fairfax,

t effective leadership. >> final word. one word. steve, optimistic or pessimistic? >> optimistic. obama doesn't want a deal. he wants tax rates going up. this is good. >> that was a dozen words. >> all right. we'll take it, though. >> i'm the boss. >> coming up next, unions riding over cost cuts in europe as the white house pushes for more union power in the u.s. is this really want we want in the u.s.? we debate. you decide. muslims and jews. now back to "forbes on fox." >>> wow. look at these pictures. union workers ripping the back off of their 'em employeers as union workers lash out over there. now the white house wants to give unions more power over here. president obama saying this week that we need even stronger laws to help unions but, mike, are stronger labor laws going to lead us to the european model? >> yes, david. france had the worst economy of all the major industrial nations in europe since 1990. we do not want the french model. it creates an environment where people don't want to invest in businesses and removes incentive for workers to produce. >> bruce, you kno

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t*hr so talented. this is one of my idols. i love this guy. one of the best guys. so amazing at impressions and just being funny. dana carvey is here, you guys. >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: i can't t it to talk to him. well, dana and i a a gonna playay- have some fun playing wheel of impressions. so, you don't want to miss that. plus, she's got a new album out, and man, it's fantastic. the reviews are great. the songs are great. it's my bff,emi lovato. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: confident. >> jimmy: yeah, that's the name of the jam, confident. it's fantastic. guys, today is friday. usually when i catch up on personal stuff, check my inbox, return some e-mails. i send out thank you notes. and i was just wondering -- i think because of halloween, i was so busy thinking about, you know, what i'm gonna dress as and all that stuff and candies that are peanut free that i can give out to the kids and stuff that i just forgot to write e thank you notes out this. i was wondererg if i can do it ght now really quick. do you guys mind? [ cheers and applausus] you guys are the best. >> steve: glad we have time. >> jimmy: you guys are the best. jan, ca

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steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how about, "better facetime saul."& finally, wlike, "tim cook squarepants." [ applause ] it's interesting that t ese shows -- i like itit watch them anytime you want. >> steve: on demand. >> jimmy: this just seems crazy to me. despite ashley madison's huge hacking scandal, the website reported that ndreds of thousands of new users signed up including over 80,000 women. though most of them m e just hoping to get a date with their husbands. [ audience ohs ] frank, is this your profile? can we7get a sitter this friday? [ lahter ] i ought this was nice.e. yesterday, ufc fighterer ronda rousey accepted a a marine's invitation to the marine corps ball in december. when they heard ronda rousey was teaming up with the marines, isis was like, "w"w surrender!" have a great show. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good show tonight. it's been a great week so far. there's momo ahead. totorrow night, jason sudeikis will be here. [ cheers and applause ] jason and i are going to play a a game of drinko. it's gonna be fun. plus, wf have music from brad paisley. that's right. >> steve: oh

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t nner? >> yes, cake, please. >> steve: end scene.e. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'll take that one. i'll take that one. >> you want that one? take another look at that? >> jimmy: i'll take a look. >> a little polish on that. a little rewrite. >> jimmy: and i'll get it back to you. this last one here, this is the last one sent in by luke. he's 7 years-old. thank you for sending these in. tom, you'll be playing spy number one. >> spy number one. >> jimmy: i'll be playing spy number two. >> all right. spy number one. >> jimmy: higgins, set the scene, please. >> steve: two spies stand on the bridge. one of them has a pair of binoculars. >> i can see bad guys coming in the distance. >> jimmy: i wish i couldldee them, too, but yououe the one with theheinoculars. [ laughter and applause ] >> not my fault you forgot yours at home. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kind of is. you told me we wouldn't need them today. [ laughter ] >> i was joking. we always need them. we're spies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: obviously, but we're also friends, so i trusted you. [ audience aws ] >> you should never trust a a s

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steve: oh. [ light laughter ] watch out. oh. >> jimmy: he says "dad thought it would be funny to jump off the roof and scare kids as t ty walked to th fal on his fst jump, he broke his ankle." [ laughter ] >> steve: pancake! >> jimmy: that one made me laugh. >> steve: i love to flip those pancakes. >> jimmy: this one's from @andreawest. she says, "my dadafollowed us in his rv when we went trick--treating. people would ask, uh, you know that guy, right?" [ lauger ] >> steve: help us. windowless van. >> jimmy: this one is from @mandycandypants. >> steve: oh, i sent one in? [ light laughtht ] >> jimmy: this one's yours? >> steve: yeah, it's mine. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. she says "i went dressed as ursula from the little mermaid, and someone asked me if i was guy fieri." [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. it's the hair. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> steve: the white hair. the octopus hair. >> jimmy: this one's from @bannisgameworks. he says, "my dad put out an empty candy bowl with a sign that said, "please take one, to h kid think the last kid stole it all." [ laughter ] >> steve: that's more like a a win. >> jimmy: that's ki

>> fix t steve. >> take it easy. >> fix it or i quit, how about that.at? >> kate winslet, good morning. >> good morning. >> you are playing joanna hunter. >> hoffman. >> hoffman and we found video of her from this time period. we wanted to roll it for you because you nailed it. >> we trolled everything. >> the distortion is reality, distortion and have this motivational boundary and that's fine and i think it has a strong point and very important -- >> you really captured something -- i mean, everything about her, but that accent in particular because it's actually such a light trace of an accent. >> yes, thank you. thank you. i have to say i think it probably was the hardest ak sent that i've ever had to do, she was born in poland, moved to after neon i can't, some of her family was speaking russian, came back to america as a teenager. i had to be a little forensic about the whole thing. >> she was one of the few people who could stand up to steve jobs in a room. who was she within apple? >> she was actually in reality only a part of steve's working li

at&t offers a better service to customers. >> an oscar nominated actor brings steve jobs to the big screen. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., saturday, october 10. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> more rain today for flood-ravaged south carolina. >>> a chester mom accused of giving her daughter heroin faces a judge for the first time. >> the sunshine is back, but it's feeling more like fall. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's not going to be toasty out there. >> reporter: yesterday it was, though, wasn't it. yesterday topped out at 80 degrees, we had humidity that crept into the area, as well. made it feel like the end of august. today the front is pulling through and

t te. nats th each passing day, her family is gaining confidence that abby's story will only get better. steve faber, father: "at school, she took 18 steps the other days. they're not big steps, but you know, they're 18 steps and that's a good sign." jessica rae: the fabers made that the iowa state players also met with abby as well, just before heading out to the field for the coin toss. and that tavone boykin did it when the rolling.g. " back... the movie ace detective? well after the life pet detective who was hired to find a woman's missing cat. stay tuned for birthday! here on abc9 news this morning we will be showing your baby's picture right here on our newscast.... everyone is invitedto send in a photo of your kiddo's first birthday.... you cacaemail that picture to first-birthday-at- k-c-a-a-t-v-dot- com..... please be sure to include your child's first and last name along with a guide on how to pronounce their name.... along with their date of birth .... please email us all this information at least a week before their birthday! and we will air their picture right here during our mor

then, at the national cancer institute, steve rosenberg explored the ability of site toe toxic t-cells to destroy cancer cells. he wondered whether the immune system could be helped to do this by taking these t-cells out of the body, stimulating them with an activateling factor and reinfusing them to the cancer patient. it did not always work but there were dramatic responses. steve is a true pioneer. steve was made this morning the federal employee of the year by the partnership for public service and will be recognized in the sammy's awards ceremony this evening. meanwhile, basic research spearheaded again in large part by nih led to the discovery of methods to supplies fragments of dna together, giving birth to the whole field of biotechnology. armed with this set of tools and technologies, nih supported researcher james alison, you see here, pioneered one form of immunotherapy and discovered a protein on those t-cs t-cells by designing an anti body, he showed that the breaks could be released and advances to untreatable cancers began to appear. another award. alison just received a

. >> got t thanks, steve. >> thanks, bill. >> it's a big week for earnings and to some big banks who will report in the next few days. jp morgan kicks that off, then we have netflix, intel, all coming up. investors look to go see whether corporate america is seeing any hit from china and the emerging markets. according to s&p capital iq expectations for earnings growth for the s&p 500 are down more than 5% on the year, let's get more on what to expect with lindsay bell and patrick williams. welcome to you both. linsey if earnings shrink 5% that would be the third straight quarter of decline. how significant is this stretch? >> it will be the first time for an earnings decline since the first quarter of 2009. this is similar to what we saw last quarter. in the second quarter expectation were earnings would decline by 4.5%. we ended up being in positive territory. expectations have come down much further so we could potentially end up in in negative territory. >> we ended up in the second quarter and first finishing just positive. the significance would be precisely as you guys dee soo

larry>> iowa congressman steve king is taking advantage of his week away from washington to meet with his constituents. we caught t with the congressman after a meeting this campaign... king says that he's not quite ready to offer an endorsement... despite making several appearans in northwest iowa with texas senator ted cruz. "i'm gonna do my best to delay any endorsement until such time as i have a deep conviction and the timing is right. both of those things haven't come together yet." king also reiterered his support for florida congressman daniel webster in the race to replace john boehner as speakeof the house... calling him the most princied candidate in the race. diana>> work is nearly complete on the first ship in the u- s navy to be named after sioux city. the u- s- s- sioux city is designed to detect mines... it is currently under construction at a shipyard in marinette, wisconsin... the ship stretches to about 387 feet long and will have a crew of 53 officers and enlisted. it's going to cost more than 700 million dollars to build... and will have its home port in mayport, florida. aprylle bixler 1st cl

(steve schale) "with the s sture he would bring to the race, the minute he e t into the race, thehe entire narrative would change. and we start talking about the first debate in iowa in november." new this mning, a look inside biden's possible 20-16 r. a close adviser to biden, former delaware senator ted kaufman, sent an email, obtained by c-n-n, to his former staffers, asking for their help if the vice president decides to run. in it, k kfman says it will bebe campaign from the heart. a campaign consistent with his values, our values, and the values of the american people." kaufman went on to say, "if he runs, he will run because of his burning conviction that we need to fundamentall y change the balance in our economy ... and the political structure to restore the ababity of the middle clcls to get t ead." kaufman also writing in the email ... ... "biden believes we must win this election or, in the hands of the republicans, everything he and the president have worked for, and care about, is at stake." friends of biden who've spoken to him say he's not afraid to lose. even in the wake o

exchange to talk about his portrayal of former apple ceo john scully in the steve jobs movie that's hit ag lot of theaters this weekend. t ag lot of theaters this weekend. i ag lot of theaters this weekend. ng ag lot of theaters this weekend. lot of theaters this weekend. former apple ceo john scully in the steve jobs movie that's hitting a lot of theaters this weekend. portrayal of former apple ceo john scully in the steve jobs movie that's hitting a lot of theaters this weekend. ceo john scully in the steve jobs movie that's hitting a lot of theaters this weekend. >>> all right. 45 minutes left in the trading session. the dow is up just 4 points right now, but we are really focusing on weight watchers again. it was up 115% yesterday, oprah bought a 10% stake at friday's closing right of $6.79. >> yeah. about a third of where it's currently trading. it's made just in big round numbers -- she is in on her $43 million investment she has now made roughly $110 million in two days. >> i mean now we have to see if it all pans out, but wow. just shocking. she has by the way an option to acquire an moold 5%. she is joining the

t-mobile. >>> so how come ten times in a day, i think steve jobs is a genius. what do you do?ans play their instruments, i play the orchestra. >> that was a clip of the new steve jobs' movie by universal had a hits theaters today. while apple and steve jobs are synonymo synonymous. steve cook has been the ceo but does he have the notoriety that steve jobs does. and we sent guy out to show people these pictures. to see if people could correctly identify the ceo of apple. check it out. >> it is guy. i'm out here at time square of course. going to play a game. kareem, who is the ceo of apple. steve cook, steve jobs or michael mast bender. pick one. and his name is? >> gates. >> tim cook. >> my man, job. okay. you got it. >> look at the guy in the middle, what do you think of him? >> beautiful guy. >> guy in the middle, he's good looking guy, right. >> i don't know about this. >> and this guy right here. >> and his name is. >> tim cook. >> and pick one. >> he's a good looking guys. >> southern or northern italian. >> northern of course. >> and his name would be? >> giovanni. >> [