dish is 20% of amc circulation.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 46. you like that but you don't like it as much. you think amc gets hurt. >> we have a buy recommendation in both regions and amc because of its very strong regional land acquired [talking over each other] dennis: dish? >> 35. dish is a spectrum player right now. >> as high as 25 and 45. >> it ran up quite a bit and a little more room to run. [talking over each other] >> which city regained the top spot as the dirtiest city? we will tell you. dennis: global luxury hotel chain going to win against the likes of marriott and starlet to ask the chief of peninsula hotels but look at ten year treasury and bob atwater about what it is doing right now. >> ultimately there

which prompted this response from amc theaters. "not cool, cookie.ce to its no food policy. oreo quickly fired back. fair enough but don't hate the player, hate the game. and back and forth it went with amc's answer game on, oreo. game on. jane and bob, what do you think? this kind of social engagement help or hurt the brands themselves. jane? >> i think it helps very much. particularly amc theaters which has twice as many followers on twitter as oreo. and it was clever and in fact the guy inside amc who's in charge of their social media wrote a blog about it saying one reason that it works in their case, and i think it does, no legal department involved. no approvals. you trust your people to write these tweets. and i think it engages a younger audience and makes you have a -- >> there's two reasons people smuggle otheros into the theaters. number one, who's paying $5 for popcorn that costs three cents? it's absurd. >> big bell. >> finally nobody knows what's in the food in there. what's in the nachos and hot dogs? in oreo you know what's in it. >>

i think i'll take off now. >> reporter: back at maza galleria, inspectors suspended food at amc theatersg no food safety manager, violations they've been warned about twice in inspections last month, while inspectors cited mold on the ice machine and debris in the movie theater's popcorn drawer. >> the others passed reinspection and reopened. tweet our food alert control so you can ride along and be first to know who is closed and why. we're 9 wants to know, i'm investigative reporter russ potosac, 9 news now. >>> in gaithersburg, the annual parade gets under bay at 1:00. in kensington labor day parade and festival steps off at 10:00 a.m. starts at the intersection of st. paul and pliers mill. after that the festival gets underway at armory and howard avenues. at bus boys and bullets, 10:25 fifth street northwest from 6:00 in the evening until 8:00 to benefit the labor heritage foundation. suggested donation is $10. in downtown herndon, virginia, a labor day festival featuring food, music. admission is $10. $2 if you want to sam -- $20 if you want to sample the wine and microbrews. >>> t

if the amc series wins a drama again, it will win the consecutive -- a record for the consecutive awardshen for that category. the miniseries has received 16. "modern family" receiving 14 bad."with "breaking all the adults in "modern " are nominated for their role. tv's brightest stars are spotlight with hollywood silver screen standouts included nicole kidman for a miniseries. >> as usual, the critics got it wrong. do not forget tonight's host. to make camel is promising a ight full of laughs -- kimmel is promising a night full of laughs. there will be plenty of laughs anying tonight's and t ceremony. sure to watch the emmys tonight at 8:00 right here on 7. >> nice weather today. does not get much better than this. than yesterday. looking outside right now, it is quiet. will clear quickly as we through the early evening hours. the sun will set of less than hour. degrees at reagan national airport. up at 13 miles hour. s today into the upper 60's. 70 in annapolis. degrees in quantico. whether but network shows 65 at george washington university. bug network shows 65 at george washington

it will be shown at the amc theater at the columbia maw. families can check it out at the reduced price on september the 29th and october the 6th. you can check out the story under the local news tab on abc2news.com for a link to buy tickets. >>> in your consumer alert, the labor day weekend has come and gone but we will all have to keep laboring to put gas in the car. as of yesterday officials say about 12% of manned oil rigs in the gulf were still not online. aaa said the average price is up to $3.82. in baltimore we're lower at $3.76. this day last year we were 0 -- 20 cents lower. >>> it's been a few months since new york mayor michael bloomberg proposed the crackdown on sugary drinks. mayor bloomberg's plan will go to the city board of health. >>> her show is now six days away. we're excited to have katie couric's new show, katie. it will air every weekday at 4 right before our news cast. you can head to abc2news.com/katie anytime for a sneak peek at the show and what it's all about. >>> well, breast cancer is a very personal battle fo

it was a night filled with glitz, glamour, and drama, including a complete shutout for amc's "mad men" which started out the night with the most nominations. mark barger has details. >> and the emmy goes to "homeland." >> reporter: a modern day drama beat out a '60s one sunday night. "homeland" broke "madmen's" four-year winning streak as best tv drama. >> we're a little startled by this. >> reporter: claire daines also won best actress. her co-star took best actor beating out bryan cranston of "breaking bad" and "mad men" nominee jon hamm. >> i don't really believe in judging art, but i thought i'd show up just in case. >> reporter: and while one streak ended -- >> "modern family." >> reporter: it was a three-peat for "modern family." honors for lead acting went to jon cryer for ""two and a half men"." >> something has clearly gone terribly wrong. >> reporter: and julia louis dreyfus for "veep." >> i don't see anything funny about me being vice president of the united states. >> reporter: julian moore earned best actress in a miniseries or movie for "gamechange." >> i feel so validat

prior to a closure, they show amc theaters was warned about not having a food protection manager on dutyacross the street at cozy, inspectors gave the same warning. despite the notice last week inspectors report they closed cosi when it continued to operate without a food protection manager, two months of inspection reports tracked the warnings. dirty food contact points and mice droppings. >> oh, yes, it kind of does. i think i'm going to take off now. >> reporter: back at masa galleria, inspect inspectors said no food safety manager. violations they had been warned about twice in inspections last month where they also cited mold on the ice machine and debris in the movie theater's popcorn drawer. except for red top express in georgetown, the others have passed reinspection and reopened. we facebook and tweet our food alert patrols so you can ride-along and be first to know who is closed and why. for 9 wants to know, i'm investigator reporter russ ptacek, 9news now. >> they have got russ ptacek's picture up now at a lot of restaurants. >> he cannot go in. >> wanted. stay away. >> debris

. >> the former leader of the amc's youth arm has been charged with money laundering, allegations which he denies. >> he was released on bail after a hearing. police had to use a razor wire to fence off hundreds of supporters who had gathered outside the courthouse. they claim the charges against him are politically motivated. to india now where officials in the northeast of the country say floods have forced to million to flee their homes. >> at least 18 people have died. government spokesman says more than half the state has been inundated. water levels in the state's main river are continuing to rise. residents of lower-lying areas have been reinforcing in basements. a rescue operation is under way to move people to higher ground. >> onto sports now. in german soccer, as the country's top teams try to assert themselves early in the season, the reigning the champions are clearly in the spotlight. >> but they are hardly in top form. last night was a prime example when they battled against frankfurt. the match ended in a 3-all draw. >> the game could not have been more dramatic. dortmon

it was a night filled with glitz, glamour, and drama, including a complete shutout for amc's "mad men" which started out the night with the most nominations. nbc's mark barger has details. >> and the emmy goes to "homeland." >> reporter: a modern day drama beat out a '60s one sunday night. first year conspiracy thriller "homeland" broke "madmen's" four year winning streak as best tv drama. >> we're a little startled by this. >> reporter: claire daines also won best actress. her co-star took best actor beating out bryan cranston of "breaking bad" and "madmen" nominee jon hamm. >> i don't really believe in judging art, but i thought i'd show up just in case. >> reporter: and while one streak ended -- >> "modern family." >> reporter: it was a three-peat for "modern family." >> this is an embarrassment of riches. honors for lead acting went to jon cryer for ""two and a half men"." >> something has clearly gone terribly wrong. >> reporter: and julia louis dreyfus for "veep." >> i don't see anything funny about me being vice president of the united states. >> reporter: julian moore earned b

amc's hit mad men 17 nominations, not a single statue.ou can read more on our website wusa.com. >>> last year john crier won best supporting actor. >>> two new films tied atop the box office this weekend. end of watch grossed $13 million in north american theaters. it tells the story of two police officers who become marked for death by a drug cartel. the house at the end of the street also debuted. it stars jennifer lawrence. >>> and clint eastwood's latest film trouble with the curve debut in third place. >>> you are watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. we are glad you are. i'm mike haiduk. >> and i'm andrea roane. >>> hopefully things are smooth on the roadway. >> a crisp start weatherwise. good morning howard. >> reporter: good morning a beautiful day yesterday after the saturday afternoon showers. we are going to hold onto the nice fall feeling for another 36 hours. still quite dark, about an

he used to be free tv but now, i would say the big loser had to be amc because mad man became sad manl of these companies are publicly traded. >> you can catch crop like most mornings on the kron4 morning news and comcast channel 93. >> the wrong president is taking aim at his usual targets during a visit to new york for the u.n. general assembly session. he is accusing the u.s. to shield and what he calls a faceless team in reference to israel. hough >> the security council has failed to establish justice and inshore sustainability and security in the cold. >> as president is going to address the u.n. somalia. here are scenes from his most leisure visit. among other things he will talk about the concern over the nuclear program and a kron. if them of the marines will court-martial two noncommissioned officers for allegedly urinating on the bodies of taliban fighters last year fell and afghanistan. they also pose wagner for photos with the bodies. they were based at camp lejeune. >> it has been a little bit cooler this afternoon. here's a live look outside of downtown san francisco. >

boardwalk empire from hbo, breaking bad from amc, mad men also mom natured again.rd last we're. downtown abbey from pbs. game of thrones also from hbo, and homeland from showtime. >>> welcome back. cnn sunday morning. i'm ramdi kaye. here are some of the stories we're watching this morning. we start in pakistan. a government official there is offering dlars 100,000 reward for the death of the man who made the anti-islamic film that has sparked violence overseas. the country's railway minister made the offer yesterday saying that the money is his own and that he is not acting as a government official. the pakistani government condemns the move. >>> back in the u.s. mitt romney heading to the battle ground state of colorado today. it is the first stop in what his campaign advisors are calling an intense battleground state schedule. from a rally tonight in denver, he heads to a three-day bus tour in ohio and then a stop in virginia. president obama won those three states back in 2008. >>> and in texas a double amputee in a wheelchair was shot to death by police at a g

boardwalk empire from hbo, breaking bad from amc, mad men also mom natured again.rd last we're. downtown abbey from pbs. game of thrones also from hbo, and homeland from showtime. >>> welcome back. cnn sunday morning. i'm ramdi kaye. here are some of the stories we're watching this morning. we start in pakistan. a government official there is offering dlars 100,000 reward for the death of the man who made the anti-islamic film that has sparked violence overseas. the country's railway minister made the offer yesterday saying that the money is his own and that he is not acting as a government official. the pakistani government condemns the move. >>> back in the u.s. mitt romney heading to the battle ground state of colorado today. it is the first stop in what his campaign advisors are calling an intense battleground state schedule. from a rally tonight in denver, he heads to a three-day bus tour in ohio and then a stop in virginia. president obama won those three states back in 2008. >>> and in texas a double amputee in a wheelchair was shot to death by police at a g

guest: almost all of the screens we had across the country in theatres were in amc, cinamark, the major theater chains. this movie, i was never a huge documentary fan, i'm a movie fan and wanted to make something i wanted to see, something that was funny, engaging, dark at times, so i didn't make this for a documentary audience but more for a mainstream audience into by design we tried to have it in the mainstream theatres. host: it came out of as i read a serious moment in your life. guest: serious moment in my life. host: that was why you decided to do a documentary, even though it was entertainment. i read you were sitting around thinking about rwanda, not necessarily a light subject. guest: don't we sit around thinking about that on the couch, by the tv? it was definitely an event i could put the finger on exactly the moment where this triggered in my mind, and it was a saturday night, i got kids, you sit home, you watch movies and i was watching the miking the michael moore movie "bowling for columbine". michael and i have different political views, i look at him as a sit film in d

next stop, the amc party. >> good morning, america!cing on the ceiling. but jon hamm, "breaking bad's" bryan cranston, just shooting the breeze. over at the hbo bash. the hair. dancing, lloyd from "entourage." back at the governor's ball. >> i think you caught me at the right time where i became embarrassed. >> reporter: enjoy it. there's one thing i missed, i will regret that, i missed sofia vergara dancing to a gloria estafan track. >> there's something else you missed. she hold me the back of her dress got torn open and she had to have it sewn up. that wasn't the only faux pas. george, josh is already here, and layra, i need you to bring y shoes. and where are we going to get at the last minute a size 27 shoe in los angeles? you know the socks you voted for, the striped ones. you almost saw those. we have these shoes. >> our intrepid reporting, i want you to have these. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. ♪ anncr: a good job. it's the key to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote f

host: should we be afraid of china's military or more afraid of them buying up companies like amc theaters? guest: we ought to be proud america has assets the world is willing to bid and overpay for. many of these assets china is interested in cannot be moved outside the country. they are not going anywhere. that does not mean we should not be concerned about the management. we want america that is attractive to foreign investors. chinese, japanese, koreans, europeans. to remain competitive, we need andorry less about that more about building our infrastructure that allows us to develop new technologies. i think we have to much a siege and defensive mentality rather than recognizing our intrinsic assets as a nation are our competitiveness adn dynamism. as long as we do that, i am not too worried about chinese investment. caller: have a quick question. where do you see the evolution of the chinese-taiwan relationship? do you see the taiwanese getting recognition from the u.n. as a separate nation? how do you think that will affect the u.s.-chinese relationship? guest: we're in a world where

blackstone, kkr, silver lake, and apollo, the target companies including neiman marcus, toys r us, lowe's, amc really suggest almost a bizarre collusion including an e-mail to kkr at one point saying, "step down." meaning step down, do not bid for hga in this case because we're going to be doing something else. so i apologize. it wasn't -- it was a kkr's request to tpg to step down. so it's -- pretty interesting document if you get a chance to take a look. >>> all week long we've been looking at the future of the banking industry of another industry leader joining us now, bill isaac, a global head of financial institutions for fdi consulting and the former chairman of fdic. you didn't have to move to cincinnati to be chairman, did you? >> no, i didn't. >> it doesn't matter. you are anyway. they can say, you know who our chairman is? and they'll say bill isaac, and that gives them a lot of credit. have you been able to hear what mr. kovacevich has been saying today? >> i've heard some of it. >> do you guys agree? what do you agree on? and what do you disagree on with what he said? or is it shad