tracee carrasco has that story and other headlines making news this morning. morning, tracee. >> according to a government filing cvs health acquisition of health ensure etna expected to close tomorrow after the two received final regulatory approval from state agencies. deal want justice approval back in october cvs up 7% year it date etna up 16% so year to date. >> so much consolidation talk about elon musk with commentary on company work schedule had is kind of contradicting his own. [laughter] >> when scdz on twitter what's the correct number of hour it is in a -- week to work to change world elon musk responded, vary per person but peaking above 100 at times feign level increased exponentially above 80 tesla take note and musk tweeted there are way easier places to work but nobody ever changed the world on 40 hour a week. but in an interview with over the weekend musk had a very different tune. listen. >> 22 hours a day how many to answer? 7 days week -- sleeping on a train -- worked in the shop, body shop, ever worry with about yourself imploding too much

. >> tracee carrasco joining us now with more on that and other headlines. good morning tracee. >> alibaba recorded 30.8 billion dollars in sales during the 24-hour shopping bonanza known as singles day in china. despite china slowing economic growth and trade war with the u.s. that beat last year sales of 25.3 billion dollars. >> it is unbelievable. and i thought their economy was slowing down. [laughter] >> well the party is not going to last i think is the bottom line there. >> let's move on and to holiday spirit apple and amazon putting aside their differences right you can buy apple products on amazon what i thought these companies didn't like each other. >> that's right including products like parking lot leat iphone 10 are, and 10s phone and recently released macbook air and macbook pros to get those own amazon meanwhile priciest products are having issues. apple said dismays on original iphone 10 which came out last year may experience touch issues due to a component failure am l also reported issues with the 13 inch macbook pros apple will fix the ef

lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that and other headlines making news this friday morning, how is disney doing, tracee. tracee: better than expected earnings thanks in part to big movies like this. >> follow my lead. >> she seems more intense. tracee: ant man with the wasp boosted disney to best fiscal year in its history, results got a big boost by raising prices at theme parks, disney reported revenue rose $14.3 billion, shares of disney shot up 2% in after hours trading, meanwhile disney also announced its new streaming service called disney plus is launching in late 2019, the streaming service would consist of disney studio content in addition to pixar marvel the star wars franchise and also national geographic, still unclear what disney will charge for the service. lauren: watch netflix stock today on that announcement. more details at least. tesla could be getting more competition from overseas? tracee: volkswagen plans to sell electric cars for less than $23,000 in an effort to keep up with tesla. vw plans to make 200,000 of entry-electric vehicles. cheryl: everybod

lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. t happy with reported plans to restart operations in china, at least 10 employees including managers, directors -- managers, the workers called a censored search engine for the chinese market, that enables a surveillance, google has said to be developing a china-specific censored version in order to please the government in beijing, the browser would suppress search reports, google's parent alphabet up. shares of papa johns shares slumped, the wall street journal report that is some of the remaining bidders are interested in taking a stake in the company but none are interested in buying all of it. according to journal papa johns was hope to go take final bids next week, shares of papa johns are up 3% so far this year. cheryl: not good news if you like papa johns pizza, they are kind of done. millennials to use tinder. >> hardy's hoping millennials will swipe right, they want you to open up tinder with imaginary character and in exchange receive a qr code for buy one get one 5 piece ch

who is it tracee carrasco is beginning to tell us. >> good good morning year long c search with with 23 l candidates may finally be over. long island city here in new york city and crystal city in virginia will be the home for amazon surprise split. second and third headquarters giving the company a presence in three hubs amazon plays to evenly divide offices with as much as 25,000 employees and each government officials in both locations expecting to hold events announcements today shares of amazon are up 46.so far this year. >> could we have done something in the middle of the country like nashville was in line -- columbus, ohio. i was pulling ohio a lot of people are annoyed that change course ultimately did two cities because proposal that the cities gave where they showed cars for special arrangement for the full investment not half of it. >> although people are are happy with half of it. i think lots of jobs what about facebook they shut down yesterday. facebook went down early yesterday afternoon displaying an error message from

cheryl: interesting, tracee carrasco has that story and big story and other headlines, tracee.racee: good morning, wall street journal reports google is planning expansion in new york city that could rival amazon's plan, making room for more than 12,000 new workers, doubling the size of current staff in city. google parent alphabet nearing deal to lease 1.3 million square office building in the west village neighborhood to be completed by 2022. cheryl: all right, retailers gearing up for the holidays here we go. tracee: that's right. we are exactly 2 weeks away from thanksgiving, if you can believe that. amazon is mailing some customers catalog, delivered to millions of customers this month, amazon appears to be betting big on classic toys like action figures and board games, meanwhile wal-mart is also getting a jumpstart on the deal, starting today with handful of early-door busters on laptops and tv's but main event is the in-store black friday sales starts at 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving with discounts, tv's, laptops, toys, other household items. lauren: samsung unveiled much anti

tracee carrasco has got that story is and headlines making news. good morning yes youtube superchat future is faces criticism after tree of life synagogue shoots in pittsburgh superchat allows viewers to pay to have featured long streaming video. well following the shooting a number of racist comments flood the platform paved for by users during a far right live stream. according to "the wall street journal" youtube donatings the proceeds from any superchats that violate its hate promise speech they donate that money to charity. >> part of where we're at right now for divisiveness. how much of its stock is berkshire hathaway buying back i heard quite a bit. >> it is quite a bit. yes warren buffett repurchased 928 million dollars of its stock in the third quarter. but first time since 2012 berkshire has bought back stocks the oracle of omaha hasn't found any good acquisition maybe attractively placed deal and latest to get in on that buyback action as it repurchases companies hit a record in the second quarter. according to s&p global market intelli

lauren: tracee carrasco has that story and other stories making headlines. acee: sheryl sandberg asked to do search on george soros where he called facebook a, quote, menace to society. sandberg sent emails asking them to investigate soros' financial interest, apparently soros was behind funding a group called freedom from facebook, facebook is trading lower in the premarket. >> at&t is catching up to netflix in terms of streaming. tracee: they are hoping they can. 3 versions of a new streaming video service late next year that will feature original movies and series from warner brothers, turner and hbo, the service will take on netflix and disney new service, at&t didn't say how much the tiers would cost, each would include -- at&t would pay down debt and possibly sell assets to pay for acquisition of time warner, at&t is down 20% year to date. cheryl: all right, starbucks is soon going to be filtering more than coffee? >> yes, starbucks starting next year it will have new filters in place to prevent customers using its in-store wi-fi from accessing explicit

tracee carrasco has that twisty story -- and more headlines this is crazy. didn't see this one coming but wall street journal reports that amazon plans split second headquarters evenly between two locations rather than picking one city. the decision is reportedly to allow amazon to recruit more of the best tech talent and will also ease potential issues with housing and transportation under the new plan amazon would reportedly split the work force with about 25,000 employees in each place according to the journal amazon is in those advance talks with multiple cities including crystal city in northern virginia dlation and new york city but hasn't made a final decision on two locations it will pick. >> very interesting. journal has been doing a great job on that story. and answered to movie pass, is actually got some strong numbers. doing well amc theaters says its alist subscription service now has 500,000 paid subscribers since debuting in june it let vibers see up to three weeks a week for 1995 a month and amc addressed speculation that it would end service

tracee carrasco has that story and into headlines making news this morning. rised tracee but this number is pretty big. >> in the past quarter more than one million consumers canceled their cable tv or satellite subscriptions that's one of the largest seasonal drops ever increasing pressure, even more on those paid tv providers to make money in other ways. however, it may be a lost cause according to new figures from roku number of hour streamed in 2018 jumped 63.to 6.2 billion hour roku reported nearly 24 million active accounts up 43% year over year. share of roku are 14% so far this year. >> surprising what streaming revolution that like roku is getting hit like that. how did taylor swift help fellow knew cigs? signed a music group and republic records and with it she used her star power to lobby for more money for other artists under her new label in instagram post who shared that as part of her new deal she asked for one condition. that would help ensure artist are paid fairly for their spot if i presence she was really stuck on that and wanted to make su

. >> tracee carrasco joins us with more on that and other headlines making news this monday. ood morning, tracee. >> new york city mayor bill glash owe has wanted to keep wal-mart out of new york city for years despite its reputation for similar business tactics he's rolling out the red carpet for amazon when asked about it during a recent radio interview he said, quote, wal-mart is an entirely different universe in terms of the efforts they've undertaken to not only undermine business and environment and he ed family conservative contributions, that being a reason as well. >> a lot of controversy here in new york about amazon wow, well who had top stop at the box office over the weekend. this winner hoping its connection to the the harry potter franchise, would prove to do them well. >> asked me to help -- >> i can't move -- it has to be you. this sequel fantastic beef, crime of while brought in 62 million followed by last week winner the grinch with just over 38 million. rounding out top five bohemian "rhapsody" new release instant family and window. >> okay. elon musk is ou

well, last-minute deal for ups could prevent extra headaches with christmas fast approaching, tracee carrascons us live as the company avoids major strike. tracee: good morning, heather, ups avoided second biggest strike since 1997 in company history, this does affect ups freight workers, overnight they did approve contract that affects 11,000 ups freight workers which pallets from shippers to stores and other countries, could have had major impact if the strike should have happened. freight stopped shipments because they were worried about potential strike, just to make sure network was clear of any shipments, they we wanted to get them all out before anything happening thankfully the strike was everted. heather: let's talk about veterans deals that people want to know about? tracee: retailers honoring, freebies for those who served our country, denny's 5:00 a.m. to noon build your own grand slam, for lunch famous dave's lunch combo and golden corral, for people who have served in military, we thank them. heather: yes, we do, thanks so much, tracee. tracee: thanks, heather. heather: presiden

looking for suspects, that happened in canada, president trump space force getting big endorsement, tracee carrasconetwork with what elon musk is saying about the proposal, good morning. >> good morning, heather, let's listen to what elon musk had to say in interview about president trump's idea for a space force. >> i actually -- i like the idea, i think it's cool. you know, like when the air force was formed, now obviously -- i think it's going to become obvious that we should have a space force. tracee: we can hear the head of spacex supportive of the idea, he likes it to the idea of the original need of air force so he does see as being valuable as the safe branch of the military, it could be, quote, pretty helpful for maybe expanding our civilization and defend in space, he sees it as something necessary. heather: something else that's necessary free shipping for holidays, this is great. tracee: yeah, starting today any order on amazon you will get free shipping prime member or not so there's no 25-dollar minimum starting today and this is on millions of items on am done and amazon ramping thi

jillian: who doesn't, snow rob: tracee carrasco with a bit of hypocrisy. r kristin gillibrand and alexandra ocasio-cortez, use amazon to order thousands of dollars to order supplies, her campaign spent $10,000 in supplies in amazon, had amazon wish list while senator gillibrand $2,000 to buy supplies on amazon. a spokesperson for ocasio-cortez told the post that it isn't inconsistent for her to be amazon customer while opposing the, quote, corporate warfare -- welfare, rather. jillian: interesting. christmas coming a little early for a lot of folks. tracee: thanks to falling oil prices and gas prices that americans could be spending a little extra money this holiday season because they have will extra money, americans will save somewhere 2 to $3 billion, that works out to 20 to $40 per household, the big question is how long will oil gas prices last, it comes at good time when people are traveling, gas prices may be lower and also extra money for holiday shopping. rob: 250 a gallon. tracee: not in new york city. rob: out in jersey but pretty good. fox news

at home, one of the biggest shopping days to have year and you don't have to leave your couch, tracee carrascousiness here with more on what is expected to be a historic cybermonday, good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning, heather, the single biggest online shopping day ever, americans are expected to spend a record $7.7 billion on cybermonday, that number is up over a billion dollars from a record set just last year, retailers have already scored major profits this weekend with overall black friday sales projected to total $23 billion alone, that's up about 9% from 2017. a large chunk of that was generated on the internet with shoppers spending over $6 billion on friday over a third of those sales made on cell phones, retailer saw less foot traffic in stores over the weekend which experts say could result in better sales today. >> stores that have an online store as well, if they don't have a great black friday they are more online. tracee: best deals to look out for today, amazon is slashing $300 off the price of a google chromebook, wal-mart is taking off 100 bucks iphone 8 and target o

well, spending less at the pump might mean spending more on presents, tracee carrasco from sister networkusiness here with more on why you may see more gifts under the tree this year, that would be good news, tracee, good morning. tracee: good morning, gas prices, oil prices, those have been dropping so economists say that could translate into people spending more money this holiday season, now, analysts are estimating that the savings across the country could be 2 to $4 billion, that translates to about 20 to $40 per household of savings this time, of course, the big question is how long will these low oil and gas prices last, but for now this is good news for us as we head into this busy shopping holiday season. heather: all right, tracee, let's talk about shoppers, they can actually get started putting those savings to use, right? tracee: that's right, as of midnight kohl's has launched black friday holiday shopping online so time to get the black day holiday shopping strategy down but in addition to black friday sales on kohl's website you can take an extra 15% now through the 23rd, s

rob: tracee carrasco joins us live as the company avoids major strike, tracee. >> good morning, overnightw labor contract avoiding a strike that really could have impacted people this holiday season, now the contract covers about 11,000 ups freight workers, the people who truck bull shipments from pallet from stores and other locations across the country. they will resume shipments today, they stopped them last week in the event there was a strike to make sure that there was nothing in freight network that would get stopped up. jillian: good news certainly. the champagne of beers coming, champagne bottles? >> the champagne of beers taking slogan, bringing it to reality with champagne bottles so you will soon see for holiday season limited edition miller in champagne bottle, cost about 3.50 which is significantly less than most bottles of champagne. jillian: yes, it is. rob: interesting idea, thanks so much. 26 minutes after the hour, insults and lawsuits piling up, the media dismissing florida's florida election issue as nothing more than right-wing conspiracy but what does the evidence a

rob: antisocial shopping, tracee carrasco on what's expected to be a historic cybermonday. >> singlepected to spend a record $7.7 billion today cybermonday, that number is up over a billion dollars from a record set just last year, retailers have already scored major profits this weekend with overall black friday sales projected to total $23 billion alone, that's up 9% from 2017, now large chunk of that was generated on the jointer with online shoppers spending $6 billion friday over a third of those sales made on cell phones, retailers saw less foot traffic in stores over the weekend which experts say could result in better deals today. >> stores that have an online store as well, if they don't have a great black friday, they are more nimble online and they may do something special on cybermonday than you got on friday. tracee: take a note, biggest deals, amazon flash -- slashing $300 off google chromebook and target offering 15% off thousands of items and lowes and hope -- home depot taking 40% on appliances. that's because of recent supreme court ruling requiring more companies to

government is going after another chinese tell come company tracee carrasco enjos us now with with more on that, and other headlines making news this morning. good morning to you, tracee. >> u.s. government is trying to persuade wireless and internet providers in our ally krpghts to avoid telecommunication equipment. from technologies, u.s. officials are report think concerned about cybersecurity risks because of the close ties to the chiendz government. the journal reports that administration is also considering offering financial aid to countries that block the way. >> also this staying with technology, apple is going to be slashing prices in japan. what's going on? >> coming off heals of the report that apple has slowed production planes for all three of the newest iphones wall street journal reports that a l is offering discounts to mobile network operators in japan. to boost sales of the iphone 10r, major wireless carriers in japan reportedly plan to cut prices as early as next week. japan is one of the most lucrative markets for apple. apple is trading lower in the premarket this