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. >>> and disney settles a dispute with amc theaters allowing fans to buy advanced tickets for "iron man 3" which comes out next week. disney has been fighting with amc and other theater chains over how to divvy up the box office take from upcoming movies. richard? back to you. >> yeah, i'm looking forward to that blockbuster. thanks. >>> earnings front, samsung weighed in with record first quarter profits, one day before the u.s. release of its latest galaxy smartphone. some williams-sonoma stores in boston have pulled pressure cookers after it was confirmed that similar pots were used to construct the deadly marathon bombs. the fda has stopped imports of cucumbers after the cdc linked them to 73 cases of salmonella in 18 states. forget politics and religion. a new study finds most people surveyed are more comfortable discussing with strangers their salary, sex life or weight than credit card debt. >>> 100 years ago this nickel was worth 5 cents. on thursday, two collectors pooled their pennies and paid more than $3.1 million for the rare 1913 coin. >>> and speaking of coin, you'll

but can a small amc compete with time warner and hbo? this morning. good to have you, alexia. are we at a stage where these shows have become such big phenomenons they move stocks? >> i would say to so. we're positive in the all of the media sector right now because we are seeing huge audiences to these cable networks as it's a huge investment programming is paying off. wee seeing shows like "the walking dead" grabbing audiences from the major broud cast networks. >> what does it -- where does it start to bleed in to i'm perically? is it about subscription rates and how fast do they move and how much can you prove that they are due to one show or another? >> i think it's everything. i think it's definitely subscription rates. i think you will see a lot of these renegotiations go a lot more favorably. i think we have been seeing that actually because you get the audiences on part of your network and you're going get higher rates from your cable distributors. >> the cost of content is the other side of that conversation. we talked about ne

disney has been fight with amc and other chains on how to divvy up the box office take. i've never seen any of the "iron mans." >> you have to catch up before the third one comes out. >> i know. i'm already behind. thanks, courtney. have a great weekend. >>> samsung weighed in with record first quarter profit one day before its latest galaxy smartphone makes its u.s. debut. >>> some williams-sonoma stores have pulled pressure cookers off their shelves after similar pots were used to construct the deadly marathon bombs. >>> the fda stopped imports of cucumbers from two mexican companies after the cdc linked them to 73 cases of salmonella in 18 states. >>> forget about politics and religion. a new study finds most surveyed are more comfortable discussing with strangers their salary, sex life or weight than their credit card debt. >>> 100 years ago, this nickel was worth 5 cents. but on thursday, two collectors pooled their pennies and paid more than $3.1 million for the rare 1913 coin. >>> and speaking of coin, you'll need a lot of it to come home to the most expensive apa

for example, after the amc deal, we only sent one person and that one person was the key communicator from wanda to amc and kept all the culture and leaders the same. >> the first count, the people who see they're going to dominate china. they want to focus on that market as a massive market and they're going to make that a success. i think the other camp have a real passion to go global. they want to be successful, thoept be the best in the world. and, clearly, they've got different challenges. the global one is much, much harder. and i think that the first wave of chinese companies having some successes, two steps forward, one step back, but i think a lot of the rest of them have to learn how to go global. >> that's the challenge facing chinese companies. i thought it was fascinating. we're going to have longer interviews this week with these guys. i think it's fascinating, he's the second richest man in china. when he bought amc 245e9ers, he just put one man from his business into it and they kept everything the same. >> at least for now. we'll watch and see if it stays that way. r

after his purchase of amc.s talked to him in china. >> translator: we've been very clear that the cultural industry will be positioned as wanda group's most important sector. we have a clear target that by 2016 we will reach 40 billion yuan in revenue from the sector which is about $7 billion u.s. and to reach $80 billion yuan by 2020 making us about number seven or eight in the world. becoming top ten in the world is our goal. >> after spending that $276 become to buy amc, are you going to add on to the group? are you going to buy in europe the likes of odian or cinemark? >> our next goal is to have a 20% share in the love very market by 2020. china alone won't be enough to help us achieve this goal as china could account for 2% in the best case. therefore, we have to conduct more m&a to achieve the target. recently, we are looking at cinema businesses not only in europe, but in australia and japan. >> your company is at the forefront of a number of chinese companies that are now expanding overseas. how easy i

season premier sunday night 9:00 amc. you'll also have a miniseries? >> yeah.: she's very busy. elisabeth moss, everyone. be right back with seth sentry. ,, >> jimmy: his cd is called, "this was tomorrow." here with the song, "dear science," from melbourne australia, seth sentry. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's officially the future and we still don't have hoverboards yet and that just makes my blood boil. ♪ ♪ yo, it goes science yeah science is amazing but not to me though cause i am sick of waiting ♪ ♪ i've been patient i really have i've been reasonable now it's time to say ♪ ♪ what i needed to dear science cheers for the ipods white goods ♪ ♪ yeah thank you for the cyborgs top work on the light bulb that was quite cool ♪ ♪ but where's my hoverboard i mean i know you've been busy but no hoverboards ♪ ♪ just seems a little bit weak i got a brand new computer and a big screen ♪ ♪ i guess back to the future was a big tease and i can't be the only one maybe everyone forgot ♪ ♪ but i am holding on the hovercraft was a solid start shoulda stuck with it ♪ ♪ hoverbo

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. >>> to the talk about the season premiere of "madmen" airing on amc tomorrow night.chelle turner why the anticipation is so high. >> reporter: "madmen" changed the game for basic cable as we know it right now and they really brought the eyeballs to amc. amc is seeing big success from "the walking dead." "madm men" created the od tow nostalgia. this show has really caught on so there's an anticipation out. i will say the reviews, some people have seen it, they're a little mixed, so we'll see what happens but there's a lot of anticipation going into this sixth season. >> roger ebert, huge loss. what do you feel? >> you know, absolutely. i think we all grew one "at the movies" and where we all figured out what we were going to see that week or coming up and movies because we trusted roger ebert and we trusted gene siskel and there hasn't really been those movie critics that we took to like them since then. they kind of paved the way and they broke the mold. >> also a very honest guy almost crumudgeonly. any moment you remember or like? >> the moments for me are just the

amc just put out a press release, 3.4 million viewers, but don't forget in this world of c plus 3 andxpect the numbers to go up when you count the dvr viewership. >> i wanted to ask you about the impact of netflix. i'm sure i'm not unlike many people out there who just binge watch entire seasons of "mad men." i did that to get myself geared up for season six. does that bring in more viewers. obviously you think you're better off allowing that to be streamed on netflix. >> we sold all seven seasons to netflix in syndication. we're pleased with that deal. my partner and i used to joke around with josh and charlie at amc, we talked about years ago, this is going to hurt you us, and we think it helped the show in a dramatic fashion. it's a digital world. we're not ignoring that. it's nice to see that the premiere last night is number one on itunes. >> all right, michael, we're going to leave it there. thanks so much for calling in. busy night tonight. we appreciate your times. michael burns, vice chairman of lions gate. this is one we've been all over since that battle with our friend. al

liz: michael, they've got amc and walking dead, people love that show. paying for that. >> yeah, they are going to pay for it, and if amc decides to jack up the fees next year, they either pay, or they're going to have a lot of pissed-off customers. barton's a young guy, i've been an hbo subscriber since 1979. [laughter] i remember that first original which i watched which was dream on in the '80s. i don't remember another one for ten years, larry sanders' show in the '90s. it wasn't until the sopranos they started to hook us. they have 20 original programs now. they rotate them so we stay hooked all year -- liz: maybe they're just a few years behind. look, it took showtime several years to become the next hbo with the early days, and then they eventually got up to scale with woods and the l word. >> liz, if it were that easy, we should go into the production business because, obviously, anybody can make original content and thrive. it's not that easy. i'm not even sure they got it right with "house of cards." who knows what their next liz: let me finish

on amc.e. >> jimmy: oh, please. this your first late-night show? >> it is, my very first. i'm really excited and a little terrified. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. well, we're honored. we're honored to have had you on. it's a great story about how you became mrs. draper on "mad men." you weren't cast as that when you auditioned, right? >> well, i think in fairness to matt weiner, the show's creator, did know that he was casting a part that would end up being mrs. draper, although they're so closed-lip about that kind of development, that they wouldn't tell me, especially in an audition. so i thought i was auditioning -- the only description for the character that she was brunette and female. and i was like, well, i got that. check! >> jimmy: two out of two. that's great. fantastic, yeah. >> and so -- >> jimmy: you started as the receptionist. >> i started as a receptionist, and when i found out i got the part, they said maybe three, four, five episodes. >> jimmy: -- two seasons later, whatever, t

curly fries at arbys and free small popcorn at amc theaters starting today through monday. a very busy trading day. tim mulholland of china america capital joins us now. tim, good morning to you. > >good morning. > >we've been talking this week about earnings coming in from wells fargo and jp morgan, but how significant overall do you think the numbers will be to the market? > > other than for maybe a trade, i really don't think that's what the real focus or impetus of this rally is right now. because i think the real impetus behind this rally is what the fed's doing with their quantitative easing and zero interest rates. and i think that's the real story i think the market's focused on. so any setback whether it be a weak employment report like last week. or whether it be weaker economic data will use that as a setback to buy because they are more focused on the 85 billion a month the fed is purchasing and what that's doing and what liquidity that's providing to the market. > > and how significant is this? cyprus is being forced to sell off some of its gold for the bailout

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amc, allowing fans to buy advanced tickets for iron man three which reopens next friday. they have been fighting over how to divy up the box office take. disney had asked for 3%. after the recent success of the marvel super movies and the upcoming relaunch of star wars. several chains rejected and refused to sell tickets in protest. disney is still working things out with regal and cinemark. >> i am still planning to see iron man three. >> i am still planning on seeing one and two. >> you have your hands full doing other things >>> good weekend for the movie thes. going in or out. >> it depends on where you live. the micro climate. it is that time of year but the bay area is so nice. if it gets too hot i have benla head 20, 30 minutes down the road to the beach where it is 20, 30 minutes cooler. we are getting to the time of year where you are going to see major separation for your highs inland. this morning, it is crisp out there. we are starting out close to 50 degrees. sunnyvale. 55 in san jose. a couple of 40s out there. overall, a nice, mild start to the day. as we h

the walking dead and amc have rewritten the cable tv record book. last night walking dead season finale scored 12.4 million viewers and it is the most-watched telecast in cable history. despite the record, shares of the networks closed 2% today. the stocks were driven up 25% just this year. even when they say it's not, it's always about "money." ♪ ♪ ♪ adam: a good afternoon. first up, a groundbreaking legal case to tell you about. it affect pensions from coast-to-coast, that includes you. a federal judge ruled that stockton, california, is eligible for bankruptcy protection. this sets the stage for stockton to pay calpers $900 million instead of main pingback almost $165 million it owes in municipal bonds. to make sense of this and what it means for you, i am joined by a partner with the strategic media. in a former federal prosecutor. i welcome you both to the show. let me start with mark. the big people that are going to take a head are the insurance companies. should stocks default on their portion of the bond, this is precedent-settin stockton c

despite the impressive showing it did not beat out an amc walking dead finality which drew over 12 millionrs for its season finale. all sorts of observations that could be made. ollie those to you. up next, senate judiciary committee chairman offering the public out of the kindness of his heart, as generosity just runs over, offering to consider holding meetings on the immigration reform process. isn't that nice of them? i think so. we take it out in the "lou dobbs forum". i am joined here next. will it happen? ♪ everyone's retirement dream is different; how we get there is not. we're americans. we work. we plan. ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. to help you retire your way, with confidence. ♪ that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. let's get to work. ameriprise financial. more within reach. ♪ lou: a generous offer from the chairman of the senate judiciary committee today, he will consider holding a single hearing on emigration reforms executive director of the national immigration forum. also with us, attorney f vinso

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despite the impressive showing it did not beat out an amc walking dead finality which drew over 12 million for its season finale. all sorts of observations that could be made. ollie those to you. up next, senate judiciary committee chairman offering the public out of the kindness of his heart, as generosity just runs over, offering to consider holding meetings on the immigration reform process. isn't that nice of them? i think so. we take it out in the "lou dobbs forum". i am joined here next. will it happen? ♪ ♪ lou: a generous offer from the chairman of the senate judiciary committee today, he will consider holding a single hearing on emigration reforms executive director of the national immigration forum. also with us, attorney for vinson and wilkens and the co-author of numerous state entirely immigration laws, a kansas secretary state. thank you for being here. let me begin with you. and i have to put it like this. i mean, talking about maybe he will consider one hearing. at through the senators and the united states senate or not there comprehensive immigration reform was attempted.

disney, though, in a fight with amc entertainment, and "iron man" caught in the midding.nd the scenes battle could mean for a big movie of the year. >> as we go to break, take a look at today's winners and losers on the nasdaq. ♪ we went out and asked people a simple question: how o is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ ♪ disney's iron man 3 opens in two weeks, but suddenly, its distributer, disney, is in the spat with theaters. dennis kneale is here with the why. jousting how to split riches from iron man 3. couldn't come at a worst time. disneyments a bigger share of the box office split, usually 50/50. deadline.com reportings amc entertainment, the nation's number two theater chain, fired a shot across the bow. deadline says another bi

. >>> amc's "the walking dead" wrapping up season three tonight.got a chance to meet some of the cast when they were shooting near atlanta. the show is about a group of strangers that becomes like an extended family. they fight off zombies. that's what the title walking dead means. it's not really zombies. they call them walkers. fight off roaming bad guys and most importantly they fight within themselves and within the group. iron e. singleton plays t-dog in the show and he wrote a book about his experience and earlier i asked him how he found out that it was time for his character to die. >> i found out a month in advantage. >> you did. >> the show owner called mow and was so gracious to give me a call saying it's about time for t-dog's run to come to an end. >> did you cry? yes. yeah, you did cry. so here's the thing. just joking around, like your brother is going to die in the first episode. >> right, right, right. >> but you lasted a long time. >> lasted a while. i lasted for three seasons. when i first came on to the job they said that i woul

. >>> amc's award winning series "mad men" is back on the air tonight.ar drama is a retro look at the lives of advertising executives in new york in the 1960s. cnn's jake tapper sat down with the creator matthew wiener to talk about the show and its much await season premier. >> it's been a long ten months since we left don draper at the bar. waiting for season six of "mad men." >> so this is goings to be the second to last season. >> yes. >> going well? doesn't seem any compelling reason to end it any time soon. for me. >> first, it is exhausting. i need a break. but the reality of it is that the show has a life span. it is mortal. you really want to end it before you have exceeded the ability to tell a story. are your heavy drinking, heavy petting and heavy drama have kept viewers tuned in to a buy gone era of boys clubs. >> how worried or concerned or aware are you when you're writing for your women characters about them not just being joan and megan and peggy but then being symbolic of women in general. >> that's a really good question. i don't want

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millions will return to the offices of sterling, cooper, draper, price for the premiere of "mad men" on amc weiner invited us. >> not seen many compelling reasons to end it any time soon. for me anyway. >> i feel like, first of all, it's exhausting. i need a break. but the reality of it is that the show has a lifespan. it is mortal. you really want to end it before you've exceeded the ability to tell a story. >> heavy drinking, heavy petting and heavy drama have kept viewers tuned in to a bygone era of boys' club. >> okay, girls, come on in. >> how worried, concerned or aware are you when you're writing for your women characters about them not just being joan and megan and peggy but them being symbolic of women in general? >> that's a really good question. i don't want the characters to ever be symbolic, in general. did women have it harder? yes. were there women pioneers? yes. were there exceptions to every rule? yes. how did someone succeed in that world? i think the show resonates because things are not that different. i don't want to get a history lesson. i want people to know that thes

return to the offices of sterling, cooper, draper, price for the season six premiere of "madmen" on amcseries create oor matthew wr invited us to come early. this is the second to last season? >> yes. >> going well. doesn't seem any compelling reason to end it any time soon. >> i feel like first of all, it's exhausting. i need a break. but the reality of it is that the show has a life span. it is mortal. and you really want to end it before you've exceeded the ability to tell a story. >> heavy drinking, heavy petting and heavy drama have kept viewers tuned in to a bygone era of boy's clubs. >> okay, girls. come on in. >> how worried or concerned or aware are you when you're writing for your women characters about them not just being joan and megan and peggy, but them being symbolic of women in general? >> that's a really good question. i don't want the characters to ever be symbolic in general. did women have it harder, yes. were there women pioneers, yes. were there exceptions to every rule, yes. how did someone succeed in that world? i think the show resonates because things are not t

. >> "mad men" returns tonight on amc. >>> while some countries ban drugs and other lethal weapons, ugandas have proposed a ban that has nothing to do with public safety. here to tell us more is our nadia. >> looking to ban any skirt above the knee for which the wearer will get a hefty fine or a jail sentence. so if you want to know why, let's hear from the minister of ethics in uganda. >> anything related to indecent dressing therefore exposing certain parts of the anatomy of a person. all right, i call it, i call it, pornographic and therefore condemned. >> so condemns anything that he says shows or reveals parts of the body that are erotic. >> it's not the first time they've tried to ban miniskirts, is that right? >> in 2008 part of the government tried to ban it again. didn't go through. so they're attempting to do it again. miguel, as you can imagine, ugan ugandan women are not very pleased. let's hear from some ugandan women and their response to the possible banning of miniskirts. >> everything bad begins from the mind. so really let him first work on the mind of men and then come t

before the walking dead was, you know, amc's big hit show we're talking "mad men." on now. still an event, a big event when "mad men" premieres? >> i think it is an event. i think it is probably a little smaller event than in years past. it was really on a roll there as you said with the emmy wins and so forth and last year there was a year-and-a-half between seasons and seemed like some really insanely long time. this year i think it is a little less of an event but still for the fans they're very excited and people are paying attention to the return. >> what is it about this show and what is it that most of the fans or viewers are anticipating in this season? >> i think that to me it is about the home stretch, you know, there is no official confirmation, of course, but matthew weiner, the creator said there is only this season and the next most likely, so for me it is bittersweet because i love the characters. i love the world they have created over time and now we're kind of entering that phase where we'll have to think about it ending, and i think what's great a

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millions will return to the offices of sterling cooper price for the season six premier of "mad men" on amces creator matthew winer invited us to come early. >> so this is going to be the second to last season. >> yes. >> going well. doesn't seem any compelling reason to end it any time soon, for me anyway. >> i feel like, you know, first of all, it's exhausting. i need a break. but the reality of it is is that the show has a life span. it is mortal. and you really want to end it before you've exceeded the ability to tell a story. >> heavy drinking, heavy petting and heavy drama kept viewers tuned into a bygone era of boy's clubs. >> how worried or concerned are you when you're writing for your women characters about them not just being joan and megan and peggy, but them being symbolic of women in general? >> that's a really good question. i don't want the characters to ever be symbolic in general. did women have it harder? yes. were there women pioneers? yes. were there exceptions to every rule? yes. how did someone succeed in that world? i think the show resonates because things are not t

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the office for these actors, the trio play ken cosgrove, michael ginsberg and stan rizzo on the hit amcr characters are hustling in the 1960s in the middle of social upheaval. until last night, the show was off for ten months. plot twists and spoilers regarded like state secrets during our visit. >> even having those two with your things on your faces, these are spoilers. we know now that your characters will have this facial hair. >> perhaps. >> unless you grew it over the weekend. >> the new looks are part of the new direction of the show, and a deeper dive into '60s culture. >> i don't know if it's the photographers or the writers but it really smells like reefer in here. >> i'm just wondering what you're actually smoking on set. >> it is an herbal blend of disgusting, terrible things. >> people will do anything to alleviate their anxiety. >> as season six kicked off last night, the show took a dark twist. the lead character ad man don draper continued his long search for happiness. >> this is where the magic happens. >> so to explore this existential quest, we sat in the creative lo

. >>> an unbelievable feat by american tatyan amc fadden.men's wheelchair race last week, but -- >> she is now the winner of london's women wheelchair race earlier today. and she set a new record course as well. congratulations to her. >> a new record for her. and those participating in the london marathon today, they honor the victims of the boston bombing during the moment of silence. here's a clip from the bbc. >> people are also sporting black ribbons to honor all of the victims. our senior international correspondent dan rivers is live in london. dan, the british community has really shown their support for the boston bombing victims. share some of that with us. >> well, it's certainly not silent now as you can hear. this is the bulk of the ordinary runners, if you can call them that, extraordinary really. we're coming up to the four-hour mark here. many of them i'd say about half of them are wearing those black ribbons in solidarity with the victims of boston. there is a really electric atmosphere down here. lots of people turning out,

the amc drama returns tonight after a 10-month break, and as katie reports, the saga of the chain-smokingtail-swilling "mad men" will pick up right where it left off. >> he was wondering. >> reporter: it all ended with a question. >> are you alone? >> reporter: ten months later, we are finally going to get don draper's answer. will he be true to his second wife megan -- >> -- to do this. >> reporter: -- or will he fall back into his old ways? "mad men" is back tonight, and the fans still love to speculate. >> it's funny. i kind of expect him to cheat. >> i made an appointment with a divorce attorney. >> reporter: it may not have gone out with a bang like seasons past, but with peggy's new job -- >> smoke it, name it, sell it. >> reporter: -- lane's suicide. joan's ambition and betty's unfilling new life, there's no shortage of promising story lines. >> "mad men" is almost better than any other show on the air. >> reporter: matt is a tv critic for "new york magazine. "he's seen the first two episodes already, and although paparazzi pictures have given us hints, that they're vacationing in

maybe you get it together with an amc. is that something you would see in the future?l. not only is the stock doing well, but the business is doing well. consumer demand for the starz product is high. what they're doing around originals, where they're going on relations not only with the consumer but with distributors is excellent. >> looks at that stock! >> yeah. pretty good. >> not bad at all. >> well received in the marketplace but more importantly well received with consumers. so i'm very optimistic on the business as a stand-alone proposition. what we've said though, to your first point, is that -- look. there are benefits potentially to a consolidation or partnership. scale, cross promotion, some people might have retrans or other kinds of market power that would be beneficial. >> do you worry about it at all being dislocated a bit given the choice? i know you did the sony deal but starz was on the other end of what -- >> didn't do the disney deal. >> does that worry you? >> i think it is the right direction for the company. starz's future is going to have movies

according to amc, the episode pulled in the network's biggest audience ever. 12.4 million viewers. this is ground breaking. the network says it was the most watched show this season in key viewing demographics, beating out shows like "the big bang theory," and "modern family." >> network shows. >> amc has scored critical acclaim with shows like "mad men" and "breaking bad." >> dave chapelle, coming back, guy who famously walked away from $50 million when comedy central had just an extraordinarily funny show and just -- >> he's been gone, what, six, seven years. >> a long time. >> we need him back. >> i know. >> and from our hero file here. >> thank goodness. >> thank goodness. >> there are a lot of people. i was talking about altoona, pennsylvania, there are a lot of people this summer, they're going to take their kid, right, to the swimming pool and bring two nannies for their one kid. what happens if both nannies drown? >> two people for every one kid. >> two nannies for every child. heidi klum, and thank god the new york post was there with a photographer to take pictures of thi

. >> amc theater hands out free orders of small popcorn at concession stand.ve or six buck. >> that's a good one. lori: if you're still reeling from dealing with tax forms, my drove massage performing free 10 to 15 minute massage. >> okay. you got my attention there by the end. i could have a massage and some popcorn. it doesn't really ease the tax burden but something. lori: something about the deadline today that has everybody all stressed out. melissa: that's true. coming up tonight on "money", with mort zuckerman, boston property ceo, to talk about how america has gone to the great recession to what he is calling the grand illusion. all the happy talk about the economy is painting a false picture. he said we're not advancing. we're going backwards. that is depressing. tonight eastern at 5:00 eastern on fox business. nice to have a big name like that when we have massive selloff to get his perspective. lori: food stocks are performing so well this year. baron's editor jack hough says there are stocks with lower valuations that could do a better job fattenin

amc theaters is offering a could you mown for a small -- coupon for a small cop porn. boston market, $10.40 for ribs. >> being creative. >> yes. >>> some visitors at the 911 memorial are being charged a fee. why some say that violates the mission of the memorial. >>> secretary of state john kerry's morning to north korea as he wraps up his visit to asia. >>> a little bit of rain overnight. that seems to be gone. the wind will pick up. wind advisory starts at 11:00. at least it will be sunny. >>> secretary of state john kerry announced the united states is ready to reach out to north korea's leadership. ktvu's kyla campbell in our washington, d.c. newsroom says so far, north korea is turning down peace talks. kyla? >> reporter: north korea refused to take up south korea on its offer over the weekend to start negotiations. north koreans are focused on a three-day celebration marking the birth of their first leader. he's the grandfather of kim jung un . in south korea, people are demonstrating against the north, calling for other countries to support the united states' ef

. >> media madness, despite market jitters, four new media stocks at all-time high, scripts, amc, viasney, they are the only stock to hit an all-time high, and viacom up almost 4%. hulu, the chairman offered half a billion dollars to buy huluings the web tv service he helped start in 2007. hulu partnered with disney, abc, o fox, they wanted to fight youtube online, but joint ownership gets in the way. abc said it should be a free site of network shows, foxments it to be a pay site. hulu gets 24 monthly visitors who watch free, 3 million subscribers pay $8 for hulu plus, revenue is 700 million a year. they pail in comparison to rivals. netflix has 33 million paying customers, 11 times hulu, and google gets five times free visitors as h urges lu. joint efforts to fight the internet failed dismally. music labels flopped as well as a joint hollywood film venture, and the old line networks are a hindrance afraid to hurt the business. at half a billion, pays less than the revenue and short at vindication. he had news corp. buy myspace in the dot-com bubble and sold for $30 million. another

return to the offices of sterling, cooper, draper, price for the season six premiere of "mad men" on amc series creator matthew weiner invited us to come early. >> so this is going to be the second to last season. >> yes. >> going well, doesn't seem any compelling reason to end it any time soon. for me, anyway. >> i feel like, you know, first of all, it's exhausting. i need a break. but, the reality of it is, is that the show has a life span. it is mortal. and you really want to end it before you exceeded the ability to tell a story. ♪ >> heavy drinking, heavy petting, and heavy drama have kept viewers tuned in to a bygone era of boy's club. >> okay, girls, come on in. >> how worried or concerned or aware are you when you're writing for your women characters about them not just being joan and megan and peggy, but them being symbolic of women in general? >> that's a really good question. i don't want the characters to ever be symbolic. in general. did women have it harder? yes. there were women pioneers? yes. were there exceptions to every rule? yes. how does someone succeed in that world

return to the offices of sterling, cooper, draper, price for the season six premiere of "mad men" on amctthew winer invited us to come early. >> so this is going to be the second to last season. >> yes. >> going well, doesn't seem any compelling reason to end it any time soon. for me, anyway. >> i feel like, you know, first of all, it's exhausting. i need a break. but, the reality of it is, is that the show has a life span. it is mortal. and you really want to end it before you exceeded the ability to tell a story. ♪ >> heavy drinking, heavy petting, and heavy drama have kept viewers tuned in to a bygone era of boy's club. >> okay, girls, come on in. >> how worried or concerned or aware are you when you're writing for your women characters about them not just being joan and megan and peggy, but them being symbolic of women in general? >> that's a really good question. i don't want the characters to ever be symbolic. in general. did women have it harder? yes. there were women pioneers? yes. were there exceptions to every rule? yes. how does someone succeed in that world? i think the show

it went to head with amc's "the walking dead" which also had a monster night, no pun intended. zombie apocalypse closed out its third season with more than 12 million viewers. david is a producer for "the walking dead." good to see you. congratulations. who knew that three seasons ago a show about zombies would be such a hit, would have such smash appeal. what is the appeal? why are people so hooked? >> getting two major audiences here. i think that the first audience, there is a huge audience for genre programming out there that i think has been really historically underserved. i think we have something different here in that we're not just making genre programming, we have something that has real and three dimensional characters. i think people are really responding to the characters and emotions that they're seeing on television. >> and then two very important characters died last night. it really has become a signature show to kind of get rid of the main characters, which really is the antithesis of what most successful shows would want to adhere to. >> you know, i think th

you could also get free popcorn at amc theaters. free massages. that sounds like a good one.ke a $10.40 meal at bruger's bagels. that, of course, is the take on the 1040 tax form. if you want to see all of them, and there's some really interesting ones, one that i couldn't say this morning so you want to go look, cnnmoney.com. you'll know exactly what it is when you go to it. >> appreciate it. >> alison kosik, thank you. >> 28 minutes after the hour right thank you. ahead on "starting point," two monster avalanches trapping hikers in washington state's cascade mountains. one person dead. one person missing. we're going to have the latest on the dramatic search. >> and some bad press for the biebs. we'll tell you about some controversial comments he made in europe about the victim of the holocaust. hmm. you're watching "starting point." be the first time you met. you brought the flex in... as soon as i met fiona and i was describing the problem we were having with our rear brakes, she immediately triaged the situation, knew exactly what was wrong with it, the car was diagnosed