betty: how do you think rove one is going to do for imax -- "rog one" is going to do for imax?g like 11% of the box office in the united states. i think it will index well in china. how the movie goes in china will be interesting to see. as you know, the last star wars did not do as well as the u.s. because people in china were not as aware of the property. has done anue one" exceptional job. they have invested a lot in on a relative basis, you know, it will do well, but i think the real question is overtime, as episode eight, episode nine, and disney keeps educating people. i have a great deal of confidence in disney's ability and how it will do overtime. betty: do you get concerns that you have record growth in china, the a lot of the sort of low hanging fruit, so to speak, where the novelty and, you know, as the fans of your experience have already been taken and it will be harder to get new people into your theaters? richard: i don't think so, betty, and part of the reason is a lot of the films at the end of the year this year, "dr. strange," "fantastic beasts," did really

i paid $20.49 to see this movie in imax 3-d. imax 3. >> and. was a waste of money.s not bad but six dollars for imax 3-d. imax 3-d i took my glasses off a bunchaso offf a times. t it wasn't even that thatven tat blurry. the 3-d was terrible and then te the imax didn't expand to the full screen so if you're scree seeing thin sso movie, save yourself six dollars. do not be scammed by the imaximx 3-d. >> who gets the some and when it's like that? so if app app ticket is $20 and the it makesdh a million dollars in the boxhe x office i know that's low.ce inot >> the majority goes to thegoese studio. from what i understand therstane theaters, this could be wrong bg the theaters rent the print. t i don't know where the moneymoey goes though.goes though >> are they just doing it toheyd make money oroing what's what's happening. >> a hundred percent. the the movie gave it>> a ha t out of five.out of fi. i'm a big fan of this franchise watching it since s 2002 a great throw back to the t original film.al film it had did that actionhat terrible script but it was fun to watch.c

how do you think wrote one is going to do for imax in china -- e one is going to do for imax in chinae u.s. and equally well in a lot of other countries. we will index well in china. how the movie doesn't china will be interesting to see. the last star wars didn't do as well as the u.s. because people in china were not as aware of the property. rogue one has done an exceptional job investing in marketing. on a relative basis, it will do well. overeal question is tiome, as disney keeps educating people -- >> do you get concerned that you had rapid growth in china, a lot musso low hanging fruit so to speak, where the novelty fans of youral experience have already been taken and it will be harder to get new people into your theaters? >> i don't think so. a lot of the films at the end of the year this year -- dr. strange and fantastic beasts did really well from an indexing point of view. earlier in the air come indexing was down. year, indexinghe was down. >> what about more deals between you and other chinese companies? >> we are in business with wanda and 31 exhibitors in china. we cer

the rest comes from a combination of retail and shopping, imax theaters, cafes , magazines and other things. , we have been fortunate in getting generous philanthropy. we are in the middle of the comprehensive campaign. we have already passed the $1.5 billion mark. as you mentioned, i come from higher education. philanthropy of for an entity that doesn't have a football team. susan: i know that you are dealing with so many donors, you don't want to single out one. i really want to, because you and i have worked on interview together on the national archives. it is unusual in a generation to have a private philanthropist with pockets as deep as his have been for national treasures. can you talk about his role, and what kind of editorial control does one seek when you give that kind of money? do you get to keep your independence? >> that is the best thing about working with david. there is no pressure. he does not direct where the resources are used. at least in our work together. he is a passionate collector, of history and original documents, and unlike a lot of collectors he wants h

. >> and some of the sounds that people might hear, the imax theater is right next to us. >> yes. >> one of the changes from 1976. but if you were here in 1976 when gerald ford dedicated this museum and now here today, has it changed significantly, or is it quite similar? >> it's very similar in that the building hasn't changed and the artifacts haven't changed that much. there have been additions, hubble, for example, is a good example, and also the "columbia" capsule. but many of these galleries have been here since our opening, and that's one of the reasons why this, we're calling it transformation of the galleries that we're in. that's the $250 million that's going to be raised privately. we'll use that money to transform these galleries into a new approach to telling of the same story. >> the work will begin when? it will be concluded at what point? and will part of the museum stay open? >> i'd like to start with that last part. we're going to stay open the entire time. that's a very important point, because when we start this construction, it's going to look like we're being co

the rest comes from a combination of retail and shopping, imax theaters, cafes and other things. we have been fortunate in getting generous philanthropy. the $1.5lready passed billion mark. i come from iron education. of philanthropy -- aren: i know that you dealing with so many donors, you don't want to single out one. it is unusual in a generation to have a private philanthropist with pockets as deep as his ha ve been. can you talk about his role, and what kind of editorial control does one seek? do you get to keep your independence? mr. ferriero: that is the best thing about david. there is no pressure. control where the resources are used. he is a passionate collector, and he wants his collection in the public. he wants to place them where people will see and appreciate them. he bought ross perot's copy of the magna carta. just months before i arrived on the scene, he was the first person to welcome me to washington. he graduated from two university. he checked with the president to make sure that i was a credible person. he has been incredibly supportive &. but never pressur

i paid $20 and 49 cents to see it in imax 3d and waste of money in the format, see it in 2d.k from the first one in 2002. i gave it a 3, a c. abby: two completely opposite films to see this weekend. [laughter] heather: wow. >> by the way, how is that chicken chalupa. it was the greatest thing ever? wasn't that awesome? heather: big after quick, make sure you have water or soda. abby: did you like it? >> i had it last night the fried chicken chalupa. my wife went to taco bell here in virginia. they're a little bit expensive, i will say that. i thought it was very well done. heather: $5 each but this coming for someone who paid 20 bucks for a movie ticket. >> expensive date night last night. taco bell and movies. abby: true love, kevin. [laughter] heather: thank you so much, kevin. have a great one. >> you too. heather: time now 6 from the top of the hour. burger king bust. abby: mcdonalds to taco to burger king. you won't believe what ordering crispy french fries will cost you, that's coming up heather: ask for extra crispy. abby: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good

the imax $6 extra a ticket not worth t you will waste your money. see a matt nay.ap khiz and i love the scene in the movie and mila is and ben horizon and three out of five and save yourself the $6 for 2 d. more importantly i'm leaving in two hours. >> where are you going. >> to interview key an ureeves which i'm freaking out about. >> are you picking up produce are chris smith along the way. >> i'm trying to. >> lawrence fishburn and him are back in a movie john wick ii. >> is he somewhere in these parts. >> >> i mean you. >> i'm going to los angeles. >> la. produce are chris smith is massive john wick fan. i loved this one the first was amazing incredible action film very, very excited to see it and sitting down with lawrence fish isburn and if you would have told me when i was 14 and watching "the matrix" which kill you ask had you he filmed. >> i asked dodge and bullets i have to find something else to ask. >> cool pact the john wick director is stunt double from matrix. >> that's cool. >> all right. guys. >> got run. see you. >> see you. >> let's get the forec

here's the thing i'll see it in 3 d imax and i'll tweet whether or not that extra $6 is worth it. i gave this movie 3 out of 5 fun matinee nothing special great action those are reviews for this week tweet your reviews @kevinmccarthytv i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news. >> so, jim, a dog's purpose the dog reincarnated spoiler alert at the end it becomes air bud it's a light harded ending the dog is dunking. [ laughter ]. >> i was checking to see if kevin was still -- you got me there. >> i was checking to see if kevin actually saw the movie in 3 d he has not yet. keep an eye on that one for you. >> i'll be on watch. >> stay tuned a look back at president trum's first week in office. >> jackie ibanez tells us what to expect in the week ahead. >> sunday, beauty queen as around the globe compete in 2017 miss steve harvey is back do host the show and getting help from super model ashley gram. the show airs live from the philippines only on "fox". >> thursday, president trump is expected to reveal his supreme court pick. the court has had only eight justices since justice antonin scalia die

like this brand new technology, so it's a giant imax thing. likes you're like floating, and the winds blowing, and you're getting wet, and everything. the whole thing, you smell like pizza on the way out. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not describing it well. it is -- it is the most fun ride i've ever -- even if i wasn't part of it, it is the most exciting, fun thing ever. and we're very happy to announce, the grand opening is going to be thursday, april 6th. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: they built the whole -- they built a whole like, fake 30 rock building, in -- at the resort in orlando. so it's like coming in to see our show straight off the bat. it's like -- i honestly, i'm going start weeping when i think about. but to celebrate we're gonna take "the tonight show" on the road. we're going to be doing shows at universal studios orlando april 3rd through the 6th. [ cheers and applause ] get your tickets now. mark your calendars. "race through new york." i cannot wait! it's gonna be good you guys. [ c

on screens in 2d, 3d and imax. >> i think you have the wrong car. >> and you can still check out theew number one at the box office, the latest suspense thriller split. in new york. fox news. >>> some cubs in china are also celebrating the lunar new year. the panda cubs were out for visitors to see. these are just a few of over 20 born in this research base last year. this because giant pandas aren't considered adult until they are five-years old. it's china's national animal. >>> folks i haven't seen in a while. you still doing saturday night live? yeah. i going to ride that horse until it drops. >> how he found his passion for music in the east bay. >>> and the cease and desist order affecting a local landfill. we will be right back. s ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or

imax sales coming in at 5.37 million units. that is a beat. just slightly, a beat. ipad unit sales continue to suffer as ipad sales going down, they came in at 13 million. which sounds like a lot. estimate was for 14 million. ever since the iphone got bigger and bigger appeal ipad has gone down and down. ipad sales missing estimates. melissa: lance, is that surprising on it pads? >> no. that has been his point is exactly right. as phones gotten larger, people found less need for an ipad the ipad mini came out after regular ipad. look difference between ipad mini and iphone 7 plus. it is not that much. something you can put in your pocket. that is just a fact. that is why we have the ipad pro which is supposed to be really designed for business people and get into the enterprise. they're trying to grow the business that way. melissa: interesting stuff. thanks to all of you. david: day after day, president trump is following through with his campaign promises but one of his biggest decisions is just hours away. >> for 70% of the voters the presi

alongside vin diesel in the huge new action movie "xxx: return of xander cage" which opens in theaters and imaxand applause ] ♪ ♪ >> i'm so happy to see you. >> jimmy: haven't seen you in a a while. >> happy new year. >> jimmy: happy new year to you. you look gorgeous. thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: nina, i have to -- i'm concerned. >> what? >> jimmy: well, every time you come on the show you tell me some crazy -- you're very adventurous. >> yes. >> jimmy: like you just don't like just going on normal vacations, just doing nothin jumping out of planes, sky diving. >> jimmy: the last time like a a monkey bit you or something. do you remember that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, that was scary. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i wouldn't even be in that situation. this time i saw that you went flyboarding? am i saying that right? no? >> yeah. i think it's flyboarding. >> jimmy: flyboarding, yeah. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and what is flyboarding? >> flyboarding is like a wake board in the water connected to a tube that connects to a jet ski that then propels water, and then propels you in

appropriations, and then the rest comes from a combination of retail, the shops, online shopping, imax theaters, cafes, magazine and some other things and philanthropy, and we've been very, very fortunate over a period of time especially recently in getting very, very generous philanthropy. we're in the middle of a comprehensive campaign. we've already pasted the $1. $1.5 billion mark and as you mention i come from higher education. that's a lot of philanthropy for an entity that doesn't have alum alumni in the usual sense nor to my knowledge a football team. i'm still learning every day but sofaras i know, no football team. >> as far as donors you'd be loath to single out one but i want to. you and i worked on an interview together at the archives with david rubenstein, the carlisle group and it is unusual in a generation to have a private philanthropist with pockets as deep as his has been for national treasures. can you talk about the role that he's had and also what kind of editorial control does one seek when you give that kind of money or do you still have independence putting th

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millimeter film they're going to be releasing it a couple days earlyimeter be repy in 70-millimeter imaxt looks amazing. amazing tom hardy. he is a mastermind at making m time.ti. memento, dark knight trilogy, t, interstellar inception.rs think about all the movies he's dontelle. he takes on a diffeourentt he dt project every time.ery ti. this looks insanely well done. . hans simmer is doing the scorene and it's on july 21stuly 21 supposedly on the 19th.h. they might be releasing it 70's millimeter.lime >> star wars is number one atrs the box office is in 2017. 27. what's seconds "justice "stic league" as far as money." as fao >> i think "justice league."leu. >> here's my top five.t fi i don't have your brain sohave high to look at an article artie called the 60 films coming out next year.0 fi this will surprise youne.se y i picked some superhero films.r. "justice league.""jtice >> right. >> i picked star wars.star w >> right. >> wonder woman. uh-h-huh.>> >> and then i picked split because it looks really cool. co >> it looks cool. >> in the trailers and i a i really want to see that. th

and more theaters in the u.s., ceo of imax going to join "squawk alley" at 11:00 a.m. ahead. stay with us. nenestinppen ta tsanng al? nohaportrton aritr♪ ta >>> it's been a tough week for the retailers, but should investors use the selloff as a buying opportunity? find out on tradingnation.cnbc.com. more "squawk on the street" coming up. >>> the dow's down about 12 points here. s&p is flat. let's send it to rick santelli in chicago with "the santelli exchange." good morning, rick. >> good morning, thank you, sara. like to welcome my guest doug holtz-eakin. thanks for taking the time. >> thank you. >> in terms of job i found revisions more interesting as you said when we talked before we came on, it was all about wages, month over month up 0.4, year over year best since '09 up 2.9. why don't you go into those two issues for me, doug. >> this was a boring report except for the average hourly earnings, which if you look at the november to december change, that's up 4.7% in an annualized rate. we haven't seen anything like that in the recovery. and certainly that's been th

looks entirely unfilmed and he'll release, it reportedly, two days early in massive 70 million mighter imaxy, very excited about it. christopher nolan to me, one of the most consistent filmmakers working today. i'll watch anything, even if it's somebody reading a newspaper for two hours, i'll watch nolan dhoog. >> that looks awesome. >> kevin, happy new year, great to see you. i know you and i will be geeking out. there was a whole list that we couldn't get to. >> you can talk during the commercial break. >> logan. logan. >> thank you, kevin. >> love you, man, happy new year, brother. >> that's a bromance right there. >> i love it, i love it. >> a grandfather was killed in a traffic crash and the driver allegedly speeding off without stopping to help. what we know about the suspect's citizenship is next. >> waking up groggy from the new year's eve partying? we'll help cure your hangover with the ultimate breakfast of champions. chap pain. >> look a at how good she's opening the champagne bottle. ♪ music i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely

. >> i spent $20.40 in imax 3d, i will say that's a waste of money. the 3d is awful.t. if not, you might be a little bit lost. i gave gave it a three out of five. >> so a dog's purpose, i cried in the preview, i think some others did. but there's been some controversy. there's been some leaked video of a german shepherd pushed in this pool, didn't seem like it wanted to get in. some people hear torture on the dogs. what are you hearing about this? >> the video is hard to watch. but there are two sides to every story. my wife and are big dog lovers. i will say, though, that's not the only thing about this film that's hard to watch. you're dealing with a canine spirit who's continuing multiple lifetimes -- multiple dog's bodies, so you're dealing with the death of the dog multiple times in the movie. i will say this. i was 32-year-old grown man. if you want to see me cry, just put marlie and me cry, and i will lose it every day of the week. and, look, the beginning to the end of this movie were very well done. screenwriting aside, that is great. josh who did the voice o