just a little bit more follow up on viacom here.ting notes that the ceo is talking about opportunities and challenges over the next one to three years. believes the creation of quality content will be a main area of continued focus. also saying content creation for and across multiple platforms will be a focus, digital linear content with multiple screens, et cetera. a 4% pop in that stock. also watching shares of facebook. starting to test its mobile ad network yesterday. we had a note out saying there's a favorable take on that plan. we're seeing facebook pop, up $1 today. >> thank you so much. meanwhile, let's look at apple here. the stock yesterday closing above $700 a share for the very first time, thanks to the iphone 5 and the incredible demand for that. today, we're looking at the stock continuing the upward move and heavy volume. at $2 higher. the company's latest unveiling is no longer the iphone 5. the timing of this is not a coincidence either. a little more than two hours ago, apple made the latest operating system avai

if you listen to the viacom comments, watch netflix stocks today.nd of unclear as to what they just said but it sounded like other content vehicles online -- we even got herb to run, which is a rarity. >> what do you think, herb? >> this is on questcor, we just had comments from the company. company's continuing to review the clinical policy. both related to the aetna decision. they currently do not believe it represents a material change in its insurance coverage for achtar. >> questcor's out now officially defending itself saying they are examining it but they don't see it as material. >> that's what i am looking at right now. >>> what's happening with the oil trades, we've got the final trades from the nymex. sharon? >> oil prices closing below $92 a barrel here on the floor. a lot of factors contributing to the slide but namely the fact that we got that huge build in u.s. crude supplies in the past week as well as demand is down sharply. high prices last week, nearly $100 a barrel, a lot of folks can't handle prices that high. we're headed towar

there was a petition with over 30,000 signatures asking viacom to take "basketball wives" off the air. if do you another season are we going to sigh different evelyn? >> i'm always going to voice my opinion but you won't see me acting a fool. i've grown a lot in the last couple of months. >> reporter: but perhaps too little, too late. vh-1 cans mded planned spin-off show "even ocho." >> i think it's best for both of us that we part ways at this point in time. >> reporter: and chad was fired from the dolphins the day after the incident as captured in hbo's "hard knocks." he's only tweeted this a few days ago, i made my bed now i've got to sleep in it. >> this is a quote tr chad, i wish evelyn nothing but the best, i have no negative words to say about here. the only thing i can say is i love her very much. how does it feel to hear that? >> sad. it's the hardest thing in the world to walk away from someone that you really love and you have to walk away because i have to protect myself. >> reporter: i'm amy robach in new york. >>> sharks have already closed beaches on this holiday weeken

theme music to "star trek") (narrator) in '94 paramount was purchased, this time for $10 billion by viacom and blockbuster entertainment. now a global media powerhouse of enormous proportions, the takeover shows new confidence by big business in the major studios' ability to reassert power, influence. they created a giant cultural imperialism where they've managed to make -- where one town virtually has managed to make its cinema ... world cinema. hollywood system is the best system to screen your movie. it may not be the best system to make your movie in, but it certainly is the best to deliver it to an audience with one of those stamps stamped on the front of it. (mace neufeld) you have to have the kind of resources that a paramount has, or a warners, or a universal to weather a period of what could be big losing films. and with a consolidation of power with the major studios i think it's inevitable that the studios will begin to put more people under contract so that they're in a better competitive position. that they don't have to bid on the open market. in looking back on it now, we h

. >> get schooled was founded in collaboration with viacom -- that includes mtv, bet, nickelodeon -- to really inspire and engage and inform kids so that they can get the motivation, inspiration, and information they need to do well in school. >> unfortunately, this is something a lot of us need. when it comes to high-school graduation rates, the u.s. does pretty poorly. in fact, compared to other countries, we're all the way down in 17th place. that's why school attendance is so important. >> attendance is the greatest predictor of high-school graduation rates. that means if you want to graduate from high school, the most important thing you can do is actually to go to school every day. >> statistics show kids who miss 10 days or more a year are more likely to drop out. to succeed at school, you have to show up. >> and it's about working hard. it's about being prompt and on time. it's about understanding the importance of education. >> that's why ne-yo and lots of other celebs are part of the get schooled program. they're lending their voices to heyou get going in the morning. >> go

and, you know, there's one of my friends is the guy from viacom, he made $84 million. mrs. carol has to cut $2.5 out of her cool. he made $84 on the backs of "mob wives." so -- [applause] [applause] so and believe me, i notice bad teachers. there's bad actors. [laughter] but i saw more discourage to teachers, i saw -- [applause] , you know, i really did. i did. i saw, you know, and the statistics bear it out, you know, it's crazy. 30% of the three years almost 50% after five years quit. just as they get good they have to get out of here. are you kidding ?e, you know, so all of that is -- that's my, you know, my solution i don't know how you implement it. here's another thing. how about the message you send to kids. they walk in to northeast high, a great school, looks great and everything else but, you know, schools you know how they look. then -- and they're told this is important. this is important. and then they go to the mall, and they see what that looks like. no, no, no, had is important and that's the thing. these messages are cob substantially going to the kids. we

i also want to look at time warner and viacom. market has been so intense and so competitive for streaming video, cable, movies, how to get them, netflix. time warner and viacom have talked about the competition. they are teaming up. you can access the television shows. dennis: thank you very much, nicole. school is out for chicago's 400,000 public school students. teachers walking the picket line instead of walking the hallways. this is a first time in 25 years. >> we will walk the picket line. we will talk with parents. we will talk with claire g. we will demand a fair contract today. >> i am disappointed it came to this point. this is a strike of choice. dennis: we are joined by christina rasmussen. thank you for being with us. in this strike, you know we have seen a lot of other big clashes over big deficits, here it seems like the actual finances are not what is at issue. >> the union wants two things. one, more money and lots of it. a 30% raise. they are strongly opposed to merit pay getting bad teachers out of the classroom

theme music to "star trek") (narrator) in '94 paramount was purchased, this time for $10 billion by viacom and blockbuster entertainment. now a global media powerhouse of enormous proportions, the takeover shows new confidence by big business in the major studios' ability to reassert power, influence. they created a giant cultural imperialism where they've managed to make -- where one town virtually has managed to make its cinema ... world cinema. hollywood system is the best system to screen your movie. it may not be the best system to make your movie in, but it certainly is the best to deliver it to an audience with one of those stamps stamped on the front of it. (mace neufeld) you have to have the kind of resources that a paramount has, or a warners, or a universal to weather a period of what could be big losing films. and with a consolidation of power with the major studios i think it's inevitable that the studios will begin to put more people under contract so that they're in a better competitive position. that they don't have to bid on the open market. in looking back on it now, we h

one of my friends, the guy from viacom made $84 million last year. ms. carroll has to pay 2.5 million out of her school and this guy made 84 million on the backs of mob waves. [applause] and believe me, i know there's bad teachers. these factors. but i saw more discourage teachers. i saw -- i really did. in the statistics bear it out. 30% after three years, almost 50% after five years. this is just as they take as they have to get out of there. that's my solution. i don't know how you implemented. how about the message? the messages you send the kids. looks great, everything else, but schools, you know how the vote. and this is really important. and then they go to the mall and see with that looks like. i said now, this is important. and that's the thing. these messages are constantly going to the kids. also in the southern message and that is what teachers do everyday and when i tried to do. i don't know considering the environment we live in, i'm not sure how you go about doing that. for me, this was a journey of once the cameras lapped it was really f

they are owned by viacom and owns the digital rights to many movies by paramount and landscaped. this deal will add 2000 movie titles to their streaming service this year. >> automobiles sales were the best in five years last month. here is what may be behind the surge of those sales. >> the city of vallejo knows all about tough times, but look to the automobile mall and the picture changes, no one wants to say too loudly but things may be turning around. >> july and august were exceptional months for us, 50 percent better than last year. >> sales up 15%. we have seen many more customers in the showroom. >> if you years ago car dealerships were closing down and customers were holding onto their money. >> we were losing our homes and not thinking about getting into a vehicle so we rode that one vehicle until it had over 100,000 mi. on it. >> now, across the country, customers are coming back. nationally the automobile industry is reporting double- digit sales increases from one year go. good deals on financing are convincing buyers to replace their old cars and dealerships that ha

and netflix shares plunged nearly 10% this morning on the news that amazon to off aer movies from viacomn's gate and prime video subscription plan. this comes after the streaming and eun, back over to you. >> julia, thank you. >>> very common skin condition that nearly all people experience at one point in their lives regardless of age or ethnicity. dr. cheryl burgess joins us with more on the causes and the treatments. good to see you. start by explaining, what is dandruff and how do we get dandruff? >> most people see a flakiness and the flakiness is also associated with dryness, but in this case a, it's really not associated with dryness. it's actually associated with oiliness. so, it occurs in the oily areas such as the scalp and the ears behind the ears and the eyebrows, men because they have facial hair and can occur in the mustache and could occur in the ear. >> typically you see it after the hormones have turned on after puberty. that's when the oil glands turn on. you tend not to see it in children. you can see it in babies. cradle cap, i'm sure you heard of that, that's a form

>> epics is part of viacom. >> i actually do not know who epix is. >> they provide popular movies of people with the '20s and '30s-like. >> do you believe people will drop their netflix subscription because of epix. >> what they don't have to do if they're an amazon prime customer, they have one less reason to use netflix. amazon is getting more content as perhaps will others. you have other choices. >> potentially bad for apple? >> not bad for apple. epix is sign iing non-exclusive deals. >> who are they? i honestly have never heard of this deal. >> when apple signed-- amazon s the deal it got the stock going. >> i don't mind saying i don't know. i just said it. >> we're on the topic of competition. green mountain's k cup needs competition as well. >> supervalue said they will have their own k cup, something that will work in the machine. >> the k cup? >> don't go there, don't go there, i know you. let me tell you something. >> you know him better than i do because i have no idea where he was going to go. >> supervalu is the latest and we have safe way having their own label. >> i c

given they've got a new epix deal with viacom. apple ditches google l maps and youtube.he two tech titans less integrated and that's led one to -- perhaps as soon as it's upcoming launch. the analyst raising that question is ben shacker. i know this is purely speculative on your part. why bother speculating at all then? >> first of all, i think part of our job is to raise this interesting issue. whether or not it happens this week or next, we think ultimately, you will see these companies apart and that means apart even on search. >> what would the impact really be on google? >> overall for the stock, it would be a big headline and the stock would be down somewhere between 5 and 8% on the day that would be announced particularly we don't think it's in the market right now. people are not expecting this. over the long-term, it's a more nuance question. when you do a search today on the iphone through the google a ap, the advertiser pays apple. you would have to go to google direct and could keep 100% of the economics, but would lose their share. >> there were some headlin

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there's a petition with 30,000 signatures asking viacom to take the show off the air.chad was fired from the dolphins the day after the int dent. he's remained largely silent after the incident. tweeting ining only this a few ago. i've made my bed. i have to sleep in it. he said, i wish evelyn nothing but the best. i love her very much. how does that feel to hear that? >> sad. it's the hardest thing. in the world. to walk away from someone that you really love. and you have to walk away because i have to protect myself. >> reporter: for "good morning america," amy robach, abc news, new york. >> clearly it's painful to both sides. and reality tv often makes it look like there's though consequences to behavior. but there always are consequences. >> putting yourself on reality tv, you let it all out. >>> coming up, the dad whose got the moves like jagger. what do you think? >> not so much. >> i think he does. >>> also, the psychic who says she cannot turn off her gift. she's got a waiting list of more than two years. what until you hear her predictions. lady in the viva c

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there's a petition with 30,000 signatures asking viacom to take "basketball wives" off the air.s fired from the dolphins the day after the incident. as captured in the hbo series "hard knocks." he's remained largely silent after the incident. tweeting only this a few days ago. i've made my bed. now i've got to sleep in it. this is a quote from chad "i issue evelyn nothing but the best. i have no negative words to say. i love her very much. how does that feel to hear that? >> sad. it's the hardest thing in the world. to walk away from someone that you really love. and you have to walk away because i have to protect myself. >> reporter: for "good morning america," amy robach, abc news, new york. >> clearly it's painful to both sides. and reality tv often makes it look like there's no consequences to behavior. but there's always consequences. >> putting yourself on reality tv, you let it all out. all right. >>> coming up, the dad who's got the moves like jagger. what do you think? you're going to see this, i swear. >> not so much. >> i think he does. >> it will have you on your fee

dennis: complaining when they have viacom and nickelodeon running too much of line.enough viewers never mind two of the hottest shows. hazmat men and walking dead. >> one of the main reasons we think it is unique. there's a disconnect between what ratings are saying on one side for nielsen and a emcee shows as you alluded to and desktop data which manages viewership for showing the opposite trend and that is where we are -- they have been generating solid ratings but really this is going to evolve into the pain along her this goes on and we think it is more vulnerable. dennis: we have always thought the content from swiss tradition and i have been arguing the distribution guys have real power. dish is 20% of amc circulation. maybe the balance of power is shifting. >> under normal circumstances contents does trump distribution but dealing with distributors out there, comcast, time warner cable, direct tv or dish you have to be careful because these guys have a lot of clout that could hurt you over the long term. dennis: amc is around $40 and as low as 30 or as high as

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co-author of 10 nonfiction books as well as two novels, the most recent of which was haunting legacy, viacom and the american presidency from four to obama. he's present a guest scholar at brookings as well as the fellow at george washington university. so it's a great line up with a lot of expertise. we are looking for to hearing from them and then we'll turn it over to you for questions. mike, why don't you start it out? >> and, of course, peter has written the most important book on the country on robotics and the future, it's of course we hope our moderator won't be shy as we get questions on these technologies and other matters from either shortly. and thank you for being here as well instead of going to the redskins tickertape arrayed, maybe going on or play hooky and going to the golf course, and, of course, while we are speaking of dates in history a brief word, today september 10, tomorrow is the 11th anniversary of 9/11 and i think a brief word just to think office have done so much to hold a country together and protected the last 11 years, including many women in uniform but also

viacom got a downgrade today. a concern about ratings. anybody notice pbs? that's almost a double.ears ago sumner says he's going to turn content to king. man, cbs is proving that every day. retranall over the place, selling their programming to netflix, amazon, you name it. the model is working. big. there's a look at cbs. they're getting close to market cap. unbelievable. >>> coming up, an exclusive interview with jean claude trichet. if we want to improve our schools... ...what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ...nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. we create easy to use, powerful trading tools for all. look at these streaming charts! they're totally customizable and they let you visualize what might happen next. that's genius! strategies, chains, positions. we put 'em all on one screen! could we make placing a trade any easier? mmmm...could we? open

but the media stocks, time warner, viacom, disney. >> disney is just firing on all cylinders, including fantasy. not that fantasy can move the needle. >> talking about eight multiples on ebitda, but 15 to 17 times earnings is not cheap. but they have a strong cash yield. talking about the likes of a time warner. and everyone's talking about affiliate revenues being up sharply, as much as 7%, 8%. we'll keep an eye on those names this week as we enter conference system. >> data points, data points, data points. people get very excited right now about stocks. start looking at 2013. one of the things i find amazing is these are the conferences we say, next year's going to be incredible. a lot of companies guided for 1.23 on the fxe and the euro. and we're well above that. numbers may not come down this point. >> the slowdown in china in the spotlight, new data showing chinese imports fell unexpectedly in august by 2.6%. exports grew less than expected. the shanghai composite went higher overnight. some companies are talking about the impact of the stimulus announced last week, specifically

viacom shows that mission and everybody in washington, people who don't carry any weapons get all kinds of angry because he destroyed the army of northern virginia. mead did the best he could. he did a fantastic job and george meade at gettysburg saved that more perfect union for the rest of us. so ladies and gentlemen, if you want to know all the details, read "cain at gettysburg." it's by far my best. get at the library, i want you to read it. but even if you don't read it, try to take two things they do. one, that the truth we inherit isn't always the whole truth and nothing but the truth. the story and spin things, politicians spin things for their own reasons. the other three men went to smith's screwup in them if they spoke about in the beginning that would've never been so divided as a nation, we've done a terrible thing to her children. we've taken serious history teaching out of k-12 education. we have a little bit of politically correct history teaching, but it's not objective. you can't spin history if you want to create citizens. he can't spin it to the right, can't spin it