we have july ya boorstin with a interview with bob iger. >> thank you so much for joining us today, so a 31% increase in earnings per share, what drove that upside? >> all of our businesses contributed, really. >> maria? >> bob, it's great to have you again, thank you for joining us, many question would be can you characterize what you're seeing out there from the media business, the theme parks? you have a great vantage point of the consumer, how does it peel to you? >> well, i think mixed in a way. the consumer is still flocking to a product they deem valuable and good. and when people come to our parks the spending it up nicely from a year ago. that's a good story. advertising we had a relatively good quarter on the advertising front. but visibility is still lacking. there is a strong upfront of broadcasting. abc had decent rates. scattered pricing has been good but things have kwie adequated down as the summer has worn on, some of that is become of mechanics. >> in your earnings report here you say that the network advertising rates -- or revenues, it's down. will that continue? >>

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highest grossing film in history is not even something bob iger the optimist would arrive at. we're thrilled with the results it will impact our year. >> and amazon abe due -- debutted it's first game for facebook called "living classics" featuring a family of foxes and not to be outdone by amazon for the first time, facebook is allowing users to gamble with real money. playing a game called bingo frenzy. only available to users in the uk over 18 and executives say betting is popular and well regular rated in the country. and dream works animation is planning to build a huge entertainment complex in china the company tries to get a foot hold in the market. stocks closed higher today in speculation global central banks will take steps to boost the company and helping to pull it back up. and a study says fcc shudz reassess mobile phone safety standards. and says current guidelines date back to 1996. and says other countries have updated standards based on latest research but the fcc has not done that yet. larry, beautiful day. clear skies. >> and there is clouds in a smoke free

ceo bob iger says strength in the company's brands appears to be outweighing economic weakness even inope. >>. >> we've seen a consumer willing to step up and pay for product they believe in, that they know they're going to get good value from. they basically see as high quality product. when we invest in that, the cruise ship business, the recent expansion in additions to our theme parks, we see increased business. >> elsewhere, dutch financial group ing missed forecast for the second quarter by taking a hit by cutting exposure to spain, posting a 22% drop in net profit. the group cfo warned earnings will continue to suffer. >> we've given a range what we expect long-term, 40, 45 basis points through the cycle normalized. we're at 70 now. as i say, difficult to predict the future but will be linked to economic activity. >> they were under investigation by u.s. similar to the one standard chartered is under investigation. they tell cnbc the fine has been paid and issue is behind them. something i'm sure standard chartered wishes. shares are trading higher after posting record losses ye

. >> i would echo what bob iger sec said. modern technology empowers people. i saw that -- robert biersack said. i saw that in the motion picture uprising regarding the issue of what the government should do to deal with film piracy and hundreds of thousands of people petition their government, a respectable but the institutions were doing and prevailed on their members of congress to change positions. that is that a factor we have seen before. we have same pressure on government, but not this instantaneous pressure. that as bad possibilities because of the facts are wrong it can be destructive and disruptive, but it is in power in force and i do not think they have that in singapore or other countries you are talking about 10 >> i continue to be a bit -- talking about. >> i continue to be amazed. we went through this financial disaster in 2008, 2006, in large part because there was not transparency, huge amounts of money traded among people that did not know who their counterparties where, who the transaction was what, whether they were honest and straightfor

disney's ceo bob iger talked to us last night. >> we're willing to step up and pay for product that they believe in, they'll get good value in, they basically see as high quality product. when we invest in that, the cruise ship business, the recent expansion and additions to our theme park, we see increased business. >> the entertainment giant also announcing it signed a deal for avenger sequel and mavble based tv series for abc. morgan stanley reportedly considering closing brokage office, laying off support staff and requiring some branch managers to generate revenue as advisers, part of a cost-cutting drive as the company comes under pressure to boost profits. morgan spokesman declining to comment. and ni capital regaining some profit. nyse saying it will reinstate firm's full market duties as of next week. joseph kernen, good morning. >> i can sleep in a little later because we can get here like ten seconds. >> is that what you think we should just -- ten seconds? >> why get here early when everything is fine? our director get a little was in but -- >> what time did we -- we were sta

because this was a great quarter by bob iger.hink that they're set up for a gigantic second half of the year. theme parks by the way, cedar fair said some really good things. six flags have been strong. >> comcast and universal? >> universal has been incredibly strong. universal, i'm glad that you mentioned that. universal has been best in show. it's been amazing. and unless you got that pass, like we had a chance to go on those rides because they had it close, it's a two-hour right. >> the character of dupont is changing a little bit. >> dupont is becoming, coleman continues to make this company less cyclical, less about health, more about food. getting rid of this coating business for a much higher price. dupont when the smoke clears isn't going to be a chemical company, carl, it's not going to be a chemical company, it's going be a company about solutions. what dupont is about, okay, listen, we want to feed the world. we want to make chemicals that nobody else has and we want to be in health care and those are all growth areas

. >> i would echo what bob iger sec said. modern technology empowers people. i saw that -- robert biersack said. i saw that in the motion picture uprising regarding the issue of what the government should do to deal with film piracy and hundreds of thousands of people petition their government a respectable but the institutions were doing and prevailed on their members of congress to change positions. that is that a factor we have seen before. we have same pressure on government, but not this instantaneous pressure. that as bad possibilities because of the facts are wrong it can be destructive and disruptive but it is in power in force and i do not think they have that in singapore or other countries you are talking about 10 >> i continue to be a bit -- talking about. >> i continue to be amazed. we went through this financial disaster in 2008, 2006, in large part because there was not transparency, huge amounts of money traded among people that did not know who their counterparties where who the trsaction was what, whether they were honest and straightforward