yahoo! news. can you hear me? >> i can. >> thank you. >> one of your former colleagues said that. >> yesterday it was announced that there would be a vacancy at the top of the pentagon. one of the first things they might have to do is confirm a nominee to be secretary of defense and one of the things we heard from republicans consistently is sequestration has affected defense. i'm wondering if you wonder if they will roll back cuts without talk about cuts to social programs? >> i think the budget deficit while still a problem is in a lot better shape than it was three or four years ago. they do not have the same velocity to make the same kind of cuts that they had several years ago. second, i think democrats believe in 50-50. i think the president feels strongly about 50-50. if they violate that, they face a president who wouldn't support whatever they pass. >> hi, senator. the technology and globalization think you are talking about isn't static. it will continue to increase and accelerate. i am wondering if ther

he is the national political columnist for yahoo news. first thing i thought when i saw this book come across my desk, with all due respect to gary hart, what would have happened had they asked this very same questions of fdr, jfk, i could do this all night. >> yeah. theodore white, the most experienced presidential politics in the 20th century said he knew of three candidates that didn't have adulteries on the road. you know, as you say, look, if you went back -- we can go back and ask -- look at franklin roosevelt and john kennedy and johnson and decide they're moshlly deficient character and shouldn't be allowed to serve bhach will you do about getting through the great depression and world war ii and the cuban missile crisis and the great society. we have to bring some context to these things. not all lies are the same. this was a moment where as an industry and as a country, we began to lose context around this because we started treating politicians more like celebrities. >> paul taylor of the washington post asked gary hart that fa

a new high for yahoo!. see 20 a new high for yahoo!. a new high for alibaba. alibaba. we know that they had a great quarter. they are expecting to see the growth of 45%. people are expecting some really great numbers out of alibaba. alibaba new high. yahoo! new high. >> lose enough, no cold. i think we will take that. nicole: much closer. stuart: thank you. less than 24 hours until we heaa to the polls. looking a little desperate. resorting to what some call sexist comments. remember this gem. roll the tape. >> be very, very honest with you. the south is not always the friendliest place for african americans. it has not always been a good place for women. you heard that comment from senator landrieu. she said the south is >> they are more than desperate. republicans in charge of state governing, you have better life. she has tried to play the race card. some of these hard-hit neiihborhoods are happy with the results we are getting. it is planned parrnthood that does not want your kids to come into the world. stuart: your story is for many years you used welfar

of the media clips on your comment, and organizations that are supposed to be straight news -- yahoo! newsabout your comment, it was like they were editorializing -- >> yeah. >> you think? [laughter] >> and they would go after your religion. how do you feel when they go after your religion and they call you those names? >> well, again, you know, so i've been called stupid recently, gruber, and then with, you know, ex-former teen guy now activist, religious -- [laughter] >> you've got a lot of titles. >> my thought is lean into all that stuff. and i put on the mullet wig and lean into it and say, look, i'm making a movie all about putting christ back into christmas because this is who i am and try not to shy away from it. >> do you think it's intention intentional or misunderstanding? do you think it's possible people see what you say because their cultural context so different. >> i'll let you answer, but i read the headline, i was like, oh, my gosh, and then when i read what you said and listened to what you said, it could not be misinterpreted. >> uh-huh. >> so the tenet of my faith says

yahoo! another new high.t's going on here in i'll tell you what's interesting is the april 60, 6-0 calls, were being bought today. over 3,000 brought. 95 cents in a single trade. more trade after that. very interesting to see this as the stock is approaching 50. i'm now moving that target that i had up to 50. i think i'm going to go to 55. >> all right. sears. the struggling retailer surging on news the company is exploring a move to convert some of its stores into a reit structure. so what is the trade here in we saw a huge, huge day for sears. >> up 40%, or 30%. we've talked about the fact there's huge short interest. guy's talked about it all the time. that's why it's very difficult to be short this stock particularly when you have eddie lampert who's the largest holder. i won bet against this guy at all. >> credit suisse makes the point that the most attractive asset for sears is real estate. if you do this reit structure 5u8 of a sudden it's gotten rid of its attractive assets. you've got nothing else to

i don't tune into yahoo news to see what video whereas aol has some of that content. it could be a interesting merger to move that way. >> do you have hopes at all, nick, long-term for display? >> i think it's changing. one of the things i find really fascinating is that you have these advertorial products that the next generation of consumers doesn't care about and enjoys. buzz feeds where they do 21 pictures of cats with heinz catchup. >> alex from target? >> i got to interview him. i spend some time with him. sweet kid for those who don't know, he was a nobody kid working at target and someone snapped a picture of him and he became a worldwide sensation. interesting, going back to the conversation about twitter and investor day. alex from target is an example of the fact that there were millions of the teens on twitter that made this kid into this famous celebrity in about an hour. and so it is an incredibly important platform. and it is not something that is going away. and alex from target is a perfect spokesperson. maybe he should go to investor day with dick. >

yahoo!. >> it's the start of a new era at mozilla, at least in the u.s. yahoo! will be its partner for the next five years. for a decade, google paid mozilla 10 million euros a year to be the firefox browser's default search engine. the price tag paid by yahoo! has not been made public. yahoo! hopes the deal will expand its market share and therefore boost advertising revenue. experts call it a good move, but far from it enough to threaten google. google is the world's most popular search engine by far. almost 90% of internet users choose it. 4.4% prefer bing. 3.8%, yahoo!. in europe, firefox is staying with google for now, but yahoo! fans can change that with the clickable mouse. >> onto thursday's market action. let's look at the numbers starting off in frankfurt. the dax was up by just a tad, finishing at 9483 points. euro stoxx 50 not doing quite as well, and itching down by nearly .7%. across the atlantic on wall street at this hour, the dow up by exactly the same amount as the dax, there, 17 thousand 700 10 points. euro pretty much flat against the greenba

he is the national political columnist for yahoo news.t thing i thought when i saw this book come across my desk, with all due respect to gary hart, what would have happened had they asked this very same questions of fdr, jfk, i could do this all night. >> yeah. theodore white, the most experienced presidential politics in the 20th century said he knew of three candidates that didn't have adulteries on the road. you know, as you say, look, if you went back -- we can go back and ask -- look at franklin roosevelt and john kennedy and johnson and decide they're moshlly deficient character and shouldn't be allowed to serve bhach will you do about getting through the great depression and world war ii and the cuban missile crisis and the great society. we have to bring some context to these things. not all lies are the same. this was a moment where as an industry and as a country, we began to lose context around this because we started treating politicians more like celebrities. >> paul taylor of the washington post asked gary hart that fateful

>> thank you, chris moody from yahoo news, you touched on this just a second ago, if i wanted to drive faster and i'm in a big hurry, are the companies making options in the car where i can drive faster, if i wanted to save gas i can drive slower, also the implications for city municipal revenue where police now get a lot of their revenue from tickets, this will be a big problem, right? where there's a sharp predict r shungation or there's no mechanism, also if they pull over a driverless car with dogs in, then what happens? >> i'll be worried about dog policemen. >> there are cities that do depend on revenue, ticket revenue for a lot of their revenue and that's something that they're going to have to deal with. they're going to have to figure out an alternate source of revenue, it's just like 70% -- somebody at a conference said that 70% of organ transplants come from auto accidentses, so should we ban driverless cars so we can continue to have organs for transplant, i don't think so, we're going to have to figure out other technologies for that. >> i didn't mention in my remarks, we

. >> yahoo! news. can you hear me? >> i can. thank you, i appreciate that. it was announced there would be at they can see at the top of the pentagon. the first thing the republican majority might do is to confirm a nominee. one thing we have heard is that sequestration threat have unduly affected the military. i am wondering if you are new republicane majority may roll back those cuts without talking about cuts to social programs that were paired with them. >> the budget deficit is in better shape than it was three or four years ago. they don't have the velocity to make the same magnitude of cuts on the defense and nondefense side. democrats believe in 50-50. the president feels strongly in 50-50. should they try to violate the 50-50, they face a president who would not support with a past. hello, senator. globalization and that you are talking about is not static. it will continue to increase and accelerate. i wonder if there is a sense among you and your colleagues, that to way the american economy works is shifting. if so, what does the policy response t

yahoo! moving to a new high. ibaba finished higher on the day in case anyone was wonder about that one but a winning day for yahoo!, up a buck 20 five. back to you. liz: nicole, thank you very much. david: 22 seconds ago the s&p futures were closing. let's head head to alan knuckman in pits of cme. any signs what might happen over the weekend, alan. >> everything is positive. finishing five points from all-time highs after making new highs and higher weekly action. my focus is on the reversal in the dollar to see how it follows through next week. that could relief pressure on assets and asset classes brutalized and beaten down. could you see a bounceback in energy and bounceback in metals. i like canadian dollar currency and australian dollar currency and as your last analyst talked about, some foreign markets have not recovered have more upside than downside as positive contagion starts to move around the world. david: thank you very much, alan. liz: with data breaches at target, home depot, who knows whom next,

yahoo! japan is poised to set new rules to allow that. the firm will review its current standards for erasing search results and shows all results expect those linking someone to a crime and other cases. they plan to form new criteria. officials from yahoo! japan is the first of its kind. experts are interested to see how the company will balance on line freedom of expression with privacy protection. >>> u.s. ambassador to japan has expressed stronger hope for cooperation in the space industry. kennedy spoke at a reception at the ambassador's residence in tokyo. about 100 people, the japan aerospace exploration industry, attended. >> for over 40 years t united states and japan have worked together in space. our joint research and development have increased understanding of the universe. >> our bilateral corporation is not limited in the human space exploration. in our effort to protect the precious environment of our home planet, the field of earth science is a major part of our comprehensive task list. >> the two countries are cooperatin

yahoo! news. can you hear me? >> i can. >> thank you. >> one of your former colleagues said that? [laughter] yesterday it was announced that there would be a vacancy at the top of the pentagon. one of the first things they the senate republican might have to do is confirm a nominee to be secretary of defense shared one of the things we heard from consist -- from republicans consistently is -- i'm wondering if you wonder if they will roll back cuts without talk about cuts to social programs? >> i think the budget deficit while still a problem is in a lot better shape than it was three or four years ago. second, i think democrats believe in 50-50. i think the president feels strongly about 50-50. if they violate that, they face a president who wouldn't support whatever they pass. >> high, senator. -- hi, senator. globalization is an static. -- is an static. -- isn't static. the fundamentals, the way the economy works is shifting. if so, what is the policy response? is there a fundamental -- >> great question. yes, it is shifting. this loss in income, america has never had a loss of

new board. we are down. do take a look at apple. it has reached $110 a share. yahoo! also had a new high.art one of the fox news documentary. the man that killed osama bin laden aired last night. part two will air tonight. we have a preview for you. >> i was a little bit more in tents. now we are there. now we are trying to get back. a 90 minute flight. it was almost like watching a race. we can survive. we can live. we all started our watches. we were counting it go. someone came over the radio and said, all right, gentlemen, for the first time in your lives, you will be happy to hear this. welcome to afghanistan. everyone was like, oh my god. we just did it. it was insane. then we were high-fiving and stuff. we got osama bin laden and we are going to live. amazing. >> how did you end up the number two man? >> just look. we know that the guy in front stays in front. you have to take care of the threat. we needed to clear that level. stuart: good stuff. you will see a lot more of that tonight. look who is here. peter. let's go back to what we saw last night. these guys set off on a missio

news and insight every day. here on "newsline." >>> an increasing number of people want their personal information and images removed from internet search results. it's known as the right to be forgotten. and yahoopan is poised to set new rules to allow that. sources say the firm will review its current standards for erasing search results. it now shows all results except references linking someone to a crime and other limited indications. company executive will meet with legal experts next week. they plan to form new criteria by march on what sort of information can be deleted. officials from yahoo! japan claim their effort is the first of its kind by any japanese search engine. experts are interested to see how the company will balance online freedom of expression with privacy protection. >>> u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy has expressed hope for stronger bilateral cooperation in the space industry. kennedy spoke at a reception at the ambassador's residence in tokyo. about 100 people including officials from nasa and the japan aerospace exploration agency attended. >> for over 40 years the united states and japan have worked together in space. our joint research and development have

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yahoo! and aol after news several big investors in yahoo! are unhappy with the ceo's turn around efforts.y are making a direct plea to explore a merger and run the combined company. >> there are a lot of cinergys. i don't see anyone gets really excited. shareholders are not really excited about aol. it's around down 2%. yahoo! has had a stellar performance. based on the back of ali bauba up 25% year to date. the true story for the catalyst, for the bull side for yahoo! is alibaba. do you think that runs further? i do. i'm still long but only a 20% position. look for 50 to hold in yahoo!. >> i don't think anyone is going to argue the value in yahoo! is in alibaba. in terms of solving the problem of the core business, does tying up toole yahoo! solve the problem? >> no. it's like saying if you put two pigs together, do you get more bacon? no, you have to actually fix it and -- >> there's two pigs, there's more bacon. >> no, ask the farmer. >> we know what you mean. the point is you put two bad companies together it's not going to necessarily make it any better. >> anyway, terrible metaphor.

said this yesterday, yahoo is a pullback, because ali babb babb, it's seven time ebitda, which is fair, otherwise i don't think you need to jump into this one. i don't think the news is significant, either. >> listen, you know, if you think yahoo earnings are going to increase because they have a little bar on mozilla, you're crazy. first of all it was wrong to sell yahoo in the after hours. it completely ripped higher, never got a chance to buy it. as long as it holds 50, i would have to agree with the golden gopher. >> great or disagree with gg, g-wiz, as you like to go. >> senior we speaking english here? i think north of 50, the stock is more volatile probably, i think the next release will be critical. i thought 45, it's 50 now, it probably does go to 55 first. >> shares popping after the airline announced -- there's only one airline now that does not. that would be southwest. we have the ceo in an exclusive interview to talk about whether he will follow jetblue's foots. >>> and tesla, after this break. stay tuned. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and with my cash back, you are money. forget him. my airline miles will take your game worldwid

shares in schmucker down 3.5% on its news. yahoo shares up 1%. typically not what you see when a company spends a lot of money money. >>> 6:46 now. doctors hope a santa rosa boy who felt off a cliff can breathe on his own today. andria borba at children's hospital oakland reports the boy might be taken off a ventilator later today. >> reporter: the rugged beauty of bodega head is breathtaking and if you are 4-year-old sebastian johnson, likely terrifying. >> they had a competition to see who could throw the rocks the farthest and sebastian slipped. jamie tried to catch him and barely missed him. >> reporter: to get a feel for how frightening his fall was, you have to change your perspective. the little boy fell 230 feet off the ground. that's roughly 22 stories. that's how far my photographer is off the ground right now. the only difference is, i have concrete under me, not sand. >> i don't think an adult would survive that. >> reporter: bodega fire was prepared having trained for a rescue just like this one a few days earlier and when they got t

yahoo!. >>> important news for parents trying to make decisions about day care.hildren better for elementary school than half day. they improve attendance. most only attend part-time preschool, and half of children entering kinder gar ten are not ready for classroom instruction. >>> and this intersection in china, watch this pedestrian, a truck collides with a car, barely misses him. the vehicles careened in opposite directions, literally missing him by a matter of inches. >>> and finally, this travel headache. how about gooey goodness to get through the travel weekend. cinnabon, a feature in airports, that smell. released an eye-opening estimate. estimating it will sell 8300 cinnamon buns every hour at malls and travel plazas. that means that americans will pack on 7,300 million calories an hour. calories don't count during holidays, right? >> no. >> sure. >> nothing like it. >> the smell. gets you every time. >> icing makes everything better. >> there's something in there. >> lara's in the social square. >>> yes, i am, george. and here's what's coming up o the

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yahoo! now all. ♪ stuart: microsoft shares adding a new high. $47.50 earlier.o alone a very small piece of microsoft hints the special effect. sorry about the introduction. look who is here. get that money off the screen.% bret baier anchors special report and will enter fox's election coverage. >> no trumpets? bernard: when you might get a heart. 7:00 tonight, 7:00 eastern you will be on the air. is that when we might get our first look at how things are 3 going? >> we start at 6:00 but the first polls close at 7:00 and we will get a feel for how the night is going. you have new hampshire which we won't be close to a call at that point looking at that raise again. you get a sense of where republicans are in these early stages, ga. down south with david perdue and michele none, how that race looks. the interesting thing about these raises is early voting has increased dramatically in all these states and we're going to have a lot of raw vote total and exit polls to be able to look deep into making calls quicker. stuart: i think the team million early votes coun

yahoo. >> and have a new family with you guys, i am, because i was so close to the idea of coming to the northeast i am the same way, happy to and toil see my family and friends, i'm from the area, too, so this creepy tv business, you land everywhere, so to be here, i'm thankful for it. >> good one. >> nicole? >> i'm thankful for the people who love me. >> awe. >> but we're thankful you're feeling better and back with us today, instead of home sick. that was a problem. that will do it for us, thank you for joining us, of course, weaver eagles game day, the president obama sits off a furor, sidestepping congress to shield millions of illegals from deportation. >> the actions i'm taking are not only lawful, they're the kinds of actions taken by every single republican president and every single democratic president for the past half century. >> the president has taken actions that he himself said are those of the king or an emperor, not an american president. >>> how will the new gop of the house respond we'll ask ted cruz. >>> will the executive order fix a broken system? we'll talk with one of the

. >>> in other news on yahoo! good, i needed some more, reuters is reporting some -- can i call them unhappy yahoo! campers, andrew? >> investor campers. >> investor campers. calling on aol's tim armstrong for a rescue asking him to explore a merger and run the combined company. there are currently no talks between the two companies. the most recent push by some yahoo! shareholders followed the campaign from starboard value and in full disclosure -- i forgot about this. cnbc and yahoo! have a business alliance to share and coproduce editorial -- >> that is yahoo! shareholders pushing for this. aol has not been involved. >> does aol have any active -- >> i heard they're not proposing a deal, they're not involved. >> they're just reacting to the yahoo! shareholders. >> in that instance, they're talking about tim armstrong running the combined company. and other shareholders are trying to get marissa to run. >> these are yahoo! shareholders pushing for tim armstrong. >> there have been aol who pushed to -- they go to

. >>> and t swift debuted a new video after yahoo accidentally made the clip public. oops. ideo the 24 year-old singer plays an insane version of herself and takes advantage of her ex-boyfriend. swift released a new you app to give fans a chance to look deeper in the story of that video. >> country singer garth brooks joins in the social media craze to help promote his album man begins machine. his first album in 13 years. he is returning to the stage after taking sometime off to raise his children. welcome back. >>> big news for fans of the hung are games we are getting behind the scenes look at mockingjay part one tomorrow morning when actress willow shield joins us right here in our studio. she plays catness younger sister prim rose in the blockbuster series and he will talk to us about the films, what it is like to work with jennifer lawrence and the the the books, all of this, weak talk tomorrow morning right here on our sister station at cw philly. >> you are fired up. >> i'm pull seven. >> i'm annoyed they broke it up in two movies, it is one book. >> it is more money

is a national call this for yahoo! news. or more than a decade he was a political correspondent for "the new york times" magazine, and he covered three presidential campaigns. in "all the truth is out: the week politics went tabloid," matt bai shows how the gary hart that there showed a crucial turning point, and by extension of politics itself, as the candidates a character begin to draw more fixation and their political experience. so i think for those of us in south florida because of the history, it's a must read for all of us. so i'm proud and happy today to present the offer of "all the truth is out: the week politics went tabloid," mr. bai. [applause] >> hi. what an awesome event. what a great crowd. thank you for coming. for so i want to thank dr. austin for the terrific introduction but he's being modest but he does the really important work. and if i had been a little bit smarter a little bit more attention in math, think of my to balance the other way. i'm very honored to have his introduction. i know bob herbert w

yahoo! >>> in other news, violence in the middle east with palestinian protesters attacking israeli police ato a crowded train station in what police called a terrorist attack. >>> back here at home, the nascar drivers who sparked this brawl will not be punished for it. jeff gordon and brad keselowski avoided fines. but their crew chiefs must fork over $50,000 each. several crew members were fined and suspended. >>> and calorie labels in restaurants may not just trim your wasteline, but your budget. researchers studying college students found that after labeling calorie items, students not only lost weight, they spent 33% less at the cash register. >>> and a pair of brazen shoplifters caught on camera in florida. talking into this macys, placed purses on a rack, checked to see if anyone was watching and walked out with $2,000 worth of handbags. most of them michael kors. >>> and finally an election-themed photo bomb on the internet this morning. take a look at senator mitch mcconnell voting yesterday. a jokester yesterday giving him the thumbs down. but we know mcconnell had the last laugh. n

. >>> now some tech news. yahoo! scores a victory over goog google. mozilla, which owns firefox will offer a yahoo! search to its u.s. users. there had been tensions between mozilla and google as google's kroem browser has been stealing market share from firefox fop years now. over the past three months. >>> the chinese premier suggested li xleefs getting prepared for the tech xwral changes. alibaba and microsoft will be speaking to one another. >>> speaking to cnbc, steven mullemcopf said china was key to its business. >> we're still focused on china, getting through china, how we extent our business model into china, that's the key driving our business right now. on the product side, things are going quite well. we have a strong '14. '15 we think will be a similar strategic and competitive environment. so it's really all about china for us. >> and sticking with tech news, i just want to point out that appear le is in focus. morgan stanley raising its price to $156 per share. after appearing has acquired beef electronics. the question is, this will a

news that japan slipped back into recession. we are of seven points. look at apple and yahoo! earlier. both of those stocks hit new highs.f. new highs earlier this morning. we have 34 states in the $2 club. thirty-four states now. melissa france this. she called out a former employer. she was on the show earlier. melissa: all these people joining would bring all the cost down. if you know anything, or common sense, this does not feel right. the cost does not come down. it did not make sense. after a while, i was called in and told that i was disrespecting the office of the president. stuart: told to shut up in other words. stuart: you follow the established media and how they cover stories. seems to me that was a blatant example of covering up the truth. what say you? >> oh, it definitely was. she was trying to simply cover the story following the numbers. i do not think very many journalists are at all curious. >> bob schieffer called out gruber. >> we have another example of the sorry state of american politics. people take money for which things that they do not believe. i can take care of my enemies. just protect me

yahoo! they created entire new industries that have in turn created new jobs and new osperity for our citizens. in recent years, one in four high-tech startups in america were founded by immigrants. one in four small business owners were immigrants, including here in nevada. folks who came here seeking oprtunity and now want to share that opportuty with other americans. but we all know that taye have an immigration system that is out of date and badly broken. a system that is holding us back instead of helping us grow our economy and strengthen our dd class. right now we have1 million undocumented immigrants in america. 11 million men and women from all over the world who live their lives in the shadows. yes, they broke the rules. they crossed the border illegally. visas.hey overstay their those are the facts. nobody disputes them. t these 11 million men and women are now here. many of them have been here for years, and the erwhelming majority of these individuals are not looking for any trouble. they are contributing members of the community. they are looking out for their families. they are

yahoo! will be the default search engine on firefox as well. this will be a mobile and desk search as well when the newroduct launches in december. not sure what that does for the relationship between yahoo! and microsoft bing. firefox has 10.4% of the u.s. browser market on desktops and smartphones. google's chrome browser has 33.5% of that sector. >> big difference right there but still certainly an interesting development for yahoo!. great to see you sir. thank you. still ahead, a big announcement from jason collins the first publicly gay player in the nba. plus dangerous conditions south of buffalo today with as much as three feet more of snow coming their way. and they are already overwhelmed in that region. we have bill karins and he has the latest. that and much more when way too early comes back. stick around. (prof. burke) the more you learn about your insurance, the more gaps you may find. like how you thought you were covered for this... (pirate) ahh, haha! (prof. burke) ...when you're really only covered for this. (pirate boy) ahhh, haha! (prof.burke)talk to farmers and get smarter about yo

and a new stake in aol comes as yahoo! announces a possible combo with aol. the fund bought 1.9 2 million shares of aol during the third quarter. now to our lead. alibaba has raised a record $25 billion in its september ipo and just sold $9.3 billion worth of goods in a single day, but they are about to top the u.s. bond market for the first time. alibaba is hoping to raise as much as $8 billion and will use the proceeds to refinance their credit lines. why cap the bond markets now? is it simply to take advantage of low interest rates? bloomberg ipo reporter leslie joins us now. good be in a better position after the biggest ipo in history. >> they are a company of big numbers. many billions of dollars in transactions. now is a great time to refinance their debt. they did that to buy back their state from yahoo! in 2012. they are refinancing the debt because it is a good time for them to do that. however you also have to wonder what they're going to do with all this cash. they have this discussion of what they're doing in hollywood and on the payments front.

news delivered 24/7. it's the "inside ether with yahoo. >>> you know, i'm not sure if kanye would approve of that hashtag but you certainly have a way with the kardashian sisters. >> we're funny, kelsey, come on now. >> obviously. welcome to the "weekend insider." i'm kelsey knight. >> i'm michael yo. r" tog >> i thought kim is going to kill khloe, tell me more, tell me more. >>> first, we're breaking it down in the good wee >> bad week. >> a good week for robert downy junior. >> date night. k. >> if i can make it without my water breaking thanks would be fine. >> apparently, the third trimester gh for the man of the night. >> self-proscribed mandatory bedrest was of some benefit. at least my milk is coming in again. >> the true iron woman, his wifu susan hit the carpet pregnant in heels and eliminating the glow. they revealed the actual due date. >> we're due november 11th. >> okay. >> right? >> yeah. >> it was a bad week for wendy williams who angered the lgbt community for her hot top pick of bruce jenner's use of hot pick nail polish. >> he could wait until his kids grow up to not go to a pta with a

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who joins us live, first of all, what did you make of the fact that in the tin yahoo on the day that the announcement of new legal settlements is in jordan for talks to try to ease tensions. >> in a way it has not stopped escalating the settlement, and he made that a policy he even angers his most close ally because of that even regional liking with whom israel has peace treaties and egypt and others are very upset, and yet the government continues to annex parts of jerusalem, as well as the wrest bank. and in the process, visit aman and instigram the picture, if you look at the prime minister's tweet account, you will see that already the picture has been tweeted. the first one sitting down between kerry and king abdullah, and that makes him look quod in the face of israelis that he can do both. can they pressure israel? >> you know in one word, yes. but are they willing to? no. what we have known all along is that in the united states, that has given israel more that you know within hundred $50 billion over the last few decades is not willing to put any unnecessary pressure. in the process what is happeni

she first teased this new album's release during a yahoo live event in august, appeared on rolling stones shown up all over t.v. and online, at all hours, for interviews and live performances for huge crowds. she's also spurned music- streaming sites like spotify and instead partnered with retail giant target to distribute the c.d. >> there's only one place to get more taylor. >> i think the strategy and her team are using by not releasing the album onto streaming sites yet is one that we've seen other superstar acts use before. which is to make sure they get every opportunity to get actual unit sales instead of, you know, kind of fractions of pennies per stream >> brown: in many ways it's a very traditional marketing campaign, contrasting the more recent trend of releasing albums without any advanced promotion. >> you can see artists like beyonce and u2 within the past year both used really bold, sort of stunt-like album release tactics. taylor swift used a totally old school music biz, old fashioned promotion, publicity cycle to promote this new album and it's working. and i think it's

yahoo! finance. >>> we also have some breaking news now. dominic chu, what have you got?> here's what we've got. ibm ceo jenny romedi has now been given membership to augusta national golf club. that is, of course, one of the most prestigious golf clubs in america and host to one of the four major golf tournaments each year, the masters held in augusta. the ceo of ibm has accepted this particular membership to join the ranks of augusta national golf club. so she would be the next in a long line of ibm ceos who have previously been granted membership there. and of course, she's the third female member of that establishment. darla moore, a south carolina businesswoman, as well as former secretary of state condoleezza rice are both members of augusta national. brian, mandy, a big day for gin ginni rometty. >>> a stock you've got to hear to believe and it may make you a bit nervous. it is finally coming up next. >>> plus, you've seen them. you might have even used them. those tablets in the middle of tables and restaurants. personally, i kind of think they kill dinner convers

yahoo! fantasy leagues. as of this hour, 200,000 teams have selected him. kevin lewis, abc 7 newsnd that is for a fantasy team. the baltimore ravens released him when the indefinite suspension was handed down. joining us with what a look at robertans, abc 7 sports' burton. >will he play again? >> somebody will one him. the question is, do you want to take everything with him. that is the issue. a number of teams could use ray rice. the question is, are any of them willing to take on the baggage? a guy bywill remember the name of michael vick and his baggage in 2007 when he was indicted for sponsoring a dogfighting operation. two years later he signed a two-year deal with the eagles. he is pulling for the jets right now. as for ray rice, plenty of teams could use a running back. perhaps the ravens will re-sign him, perhaps the lions, perhaps the cardinals. then you look at teams like the raiders and the jaguars, who need help everywhere. here is the situation -- do you want to take him and have people picketing outside of the stadium? a lot of things going into the situation. the r

new highs. other big movers that were notable, yahoo! got some analyst upgrades, a $61 price target. hertz, on the other hand, was to the downside a. couple other quickies, how about apple, new high, microsoft, new high. back to you. have a great night. charles: i know you could have gone on and on, but you want to start your weekend. hey, here to help us, joining us for the first time, rob tom, he is a top political analyst, very smart guy. forget if he leans a little bit to the left. our other friends, jim frischling is with us again, hillary kramer, president and cio of ang capital, hitha, shining in her glory. she's been spot on, making people a lot of money and, of course, matt mccall, he makes people all the time, that's his job. president of penn financial group. let's dig into the first real, real deal. i know it was a relatively flat market, but i thought it was very exciting. oil stocks rebounded, the s&p hit a new high, and the nasdaq, those high flyers like -- huh? z -- zillow. now, the last two days if they've lulled you to veep, you better wake up -- to sleep, you better

yahoo!'s search business. shares rose in extended trading on the news.umed raiment of dividends after reporting its first rough in four years. lou burke spoke with the ceo early this morning and started by asking him about the company's recovery. are clearly proud that we have achieved that milestone that we could achieve a net income of $195 million and based on that we can pay dividend to our shareholders. >> what is your dividend policy going short -- forward. at said you are paying out .1 111 euros per share, what is your policy going forward. that have not decided on one but we intend to pay a dividend because we want to give a strong signal to our shareholders that we care about them to receive money and that it showed our confidence that future earnings will calm. what we are focusing on right now is to further lift our profit levels and that was the reason why we have outlined the running business year that we will lift our profit to at least 1.5 billion euros. >> can you give us an idea about the long-term goal? you said you're hoping to reach a