amc channel went dark for the finale, putting up everyone is watching the "mad men" series on amc.> that's like five days of tv. >> it's worth it to bing watch it. >>> according to a series of tweets by activist jay hansen, jay z donated a significant amount of money for ferguson, missouri. reading in part, when we needed money for bail for baltimore protesters, i hit up jay, as i had for ferguson. wired tens of thousands in minutes. jay z has not commented, and the tweets have been deleted. >>> and at the movies, the bellas have another hit. "pitch perfect 2" bringing in $70 million. >> more than expected. >> "mad max: fury road" and then "avengers: age of ultron," i'll tell you that "the avengers" just won't let go. >> pitch perfect. the reviews were not the best but it's about people loves pitch perfect. >> this is "early today, we hope it's your first stop of the day on nbc. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof tha

that is a way that amc's going to try to honor the show by peel having people refer over to amc to watchreally trying to make this a piece of art, trying to lift it into the hall of fame is what collier said. that's all for this televised edition of "reliable sources." but our media coverage keeps going all the time on cnn.com. check out our stories there about letterman and all the rest of the week's media news. and if you can't join us live next sunday at 11:00 a.m. make sure you set your dvr. stay tuned here because "state of the union" begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the u.s. deals a major blow to isis and a new mystery in the deadly amtrak train crash. this is "state of the union." u.s. troops take out a top isis leader, congressman paul ryan sides with president obama, senator bernie sanders on his run for the presidency, and jeb bush's rough week on the campaign trail. good morning from washington. i'm brianna keilar, and right now u.s. officials are analyzing at a treasure trove of new information on how isis operates. this after a daring raid by ameri

. >> good morning, my name is mike tieger with amc movie theatres, we are now hiring, 15 jobs available right now. >> all right. very good. thank you. amc. >> yes, ma'am >> hi, my name is maryann and we are pledging four jobs at the fairmount in san francisco. we have commissioner, the california academy of science will pledge 63 jobs to youth. >> fantastic. good morning, everybody, my name is sheila mahoney with ups. ups in the house. all right. we are pledging 25 jobs for youth this summer. we employ over 100 people a year in san francisco offering great opportunities for connecting the dots. so here we are. 25 jobs for the summer. >> thank you very much. ups in the house. browns. >> from the san francisco airport commission, we pledge 63 jobs for young people along with the 30 young people we have working with us now. >> airport. flying time. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. jeremy walgberg with the san francisco initiatives for innovation and through our members we have 22 local companies pledging 45 jobs this summer other. excellent. [ applause ] >> hi, from hilton financial d

tonight is the series finale of amc's hit show "mad men."r the fans and the network. a lot of other amc networks are going dark tonight in honor of the show. let's talk more about the media correspondent and host of cnn's reliable sources, brian selter also media specialist with us. brian, what can what can we expect from this final episode? i feel like it hasn't been a really long run for such a big show. >> that's because there were such long breaks in between the seasons. you're right. the show on almost a decade but the episodes were put out one at a time long breaks in between seasons. a while since we saw this final season. we know nothing about the episode and exactly how amc wants it to be kept a very closely held secret. i talked to the president of amc, charlie collier. he thinks we are going to be impressed by it. here is what he said. >> yeah? >> i think it will stick with people for a long time and i have gone back and watched the series a number of times at different points and you do based on where you are in your life you see

the anc van ness 14 theaters here and i have live and work here in the city andvy been employed by amc since may 11, 1981 to celebrate the 34 years with the company and part of my success with the company and my enjoyment with the company has been the flexibility that they have offered me in scheduling. and as a general manager of the operation i look forward to actually paying that forward as i do on a weekly basis with my associates. as my colleague just mentioned, our schedules go week to week, and so typically hollywood, releases films on a friday and at the movie theater level we get our bookings or the titles that we are going to play on mondays. and throughout the week, they are refined perhaps on a tuesday, and finalized on a wednesday, of a few document to kind of show you what our bookings look like. you can see, that this is on a february second, which is a monday, for the film week being a friday, and of february 6th, a refining of that booking process on a tuesday. more refinements and the point is that the process is very, very fluid and we basically would find it very di

according to an analyst, amc was able to boost advertising revenue by 200% since striking gold with "d men" in 2007. google announced a partnership with you density -- udacity with an aim to have android developers make better apps. sebastian, great to have you back in the show. tell me about this partnership with google. you are trying to teach developers how to write better code. how big of a problem is that code? sebastian: the mission is to announce a degree. what students can do is that they can become top-notch developers. this is really an advanced degree. in a powers to do is to get to the skill level to find great jobs in silicon valley. emily: how do the way that android apps are written compared to the way that apple apps are written? sebastian: apple obviously has an enormous dominance in the world. what we find is the different size of the devices, watches television sets, tablets. this requires a certain skill. not for the first time. emily: you are the guy behind mood shots. they have pitched this new virtual reality device as a big item for the classroom. how excited a

the series finale airs sunday may 17th on amc. cheers and applause ] >> seth: so lovely to have you here. >> thank you. nice to be here. >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thanks. >> seth: we have a in nice sort of history of running into each other in new york city. we live in the neighborhood as i do. >> i used to. i moved downtown, a little further downtown. >> seth: you did. a little further downtown. oh look at you. even more edgy than i remember. >> that's me, edgy. >> seth: and also we've been on flights together, which is one of the great traditions of when you have new yorkers -- we've been to the emmys at the same time, and all the new yorkers fly back on the same flight. >> right. >> seth: i believe we flew back, we both did not have emmys with us. >> i really wanted to go through the security thing with the emmy, right? >> seth: 'cause by the way they give you a box that everybody who wins is carrying it. >> yeah, they're carrying the box and the emmy. and tracy morgan -- you, your wife, me and tracy morgan was on the fl

the one part of the regulation and the notification and scheduling requirements as my colleagues from amc have discussed the studios control the manner in which we know what films we are showing and our business fluctuate and not predictable and we are at the mercy of the film distributingers regarding release dates and titles posting it in two weeks is not feasible because we receive the bookings only four days before an opening any theater can have multiple film changes at the start of any given week and the film business, associated with these releases will fluctuate with each title change and in addition, there are a number of factors that significantly effect attendance, and such as weather, advertising, critic reviews and so jan wall what they think effects though it will play in the city, our operating hours vary and we do not have normal hours, and sometimes i will play a matinee and evening and sometimes just evening shows but i will not know this two weeks in advance and i will have added screenings and theater rentals as well and add the shifts as well and in the movie industry

. >> last night was the end of an era for amc's "mad men." >> series finale, the '60s, the agency dramas we promise. not even our writer has seen the finale. he's not spoiling it for himself either. >> here is what we will say. creator matthew wiener says that this is in fact the end of the line for the show and the characters. so don't expect any "mad men" spinoffs of any kind. so for don draper and all the cast there, it will be forever standing still in the year 1970. >> and by the way, what else stood still last night was amc's sister networks all went black last night. this is what they put on their screens instead of showing any programming telling everyone just check out "mad men." >> we've been trying to get disney to do this while our show was on. >> we've been trying to get disney to do this while our show was on. thousands of bacteria. but lysol disinfectant spray can help protect your family because it can also be used on soft surfaces. it kills 99.9% of illness causing bacteria won't stain and leaves your soft surfaces with a light fresh scent lysol the #1 pediatrician reco

. >> the madmen era has come to an end for those of you who did not stay up to watch the amc series finalet night, consider this a spoiler alert. mute your televisions for a moment while we break down the ending in an hour and 15 minute episodes. viewers found don draper still on the run having dramatic phone calls with his daughter, ex-wife and former staffer who tells him he can always return home. he ends up in california at a yoga retreat before having a breakthrough and ending with a smile on his face. that smile apparently a nod to what we can presume is his next work as it cuts to a famous coke commercial. [ yoga chant ] ♪ >> quite an ending for the creator and the rest of the cast of medmen. that is a great commercial. as for the silver screen at the box office this weekend, the ladies of pitch perfect two took the top spot bringing in a hefty $75.3 million. they beat out mad max theory road. the musical sequel has eclipsed the entire $65 million box office run of the original installment of pitch perfect. and former republican candidate squared off against evander holyfield right

. >>> strong ad sails helped amc network. earnings were up almost 70% on the success of the tv network's original programming. shares moved higher by almost 5% to $80.02. >>> mcdonald's -- and we talked about a few moments ago -- isn't the only company food business trying to plot a turnaround. so the dean foods. that's the largest milk producer in the country. after a sharp drop in consumption, the company has a plan to get people drinking it again. jane wells has more from city of industry california. >> remember this stuff? it's called milk. when's the last time you had a glass? >> this is a category that really needs innovation and news. >> milk consumption has been falling for decades. at least cow's milk. sales of plant-based milk especially almond are rising. now the nation's largest milk producer is trying to move the trend back. >> okay class. >> dean foods has launched the first national milk brand called dairy pure. by combining milk from its more than 30 regional dairies under one brand, dairy pure automatically b

soloman's reign and it's pretty substantial because it's important to separate the oil ministry from rshg amcmco and the institutions functioning independently even if both of them are state controlled and over see. saudi ramco is a very effective institution and yet again it doesn't mean this is the only way of doing it so i think now we are going to see a more efficient and proper oversight of saudi ramco and i don't think there is anything to be concerned yet i think there is more coming and it's for the good of the country. >> reporter: at least 13 people have been injured during demonstrations in jerusalem. jews of ethiopian origin accuse police of brutality and discriminating against black people in israel and we report. >> reporter: they came out in hundreds and mostly israeli jews or ethiopian origin. angry at what they say is police brutality against a black israeli soldiers and medics say more than a dozen people hurt when scuffles broke out with the police. >> translator: police brutality and the police is acting with force and against the israelis. >> reporter: in an incident last

happened in about 2007 when amc created "mad men."e other cable networks and the broadcast networks and the netflixes and the amazon primes are trying to create that same kind of success. stephanie: there are 400 new shows out there. what is the one to watch? jerry: there are so many good shows, i am actually a fan of -- fan of "ricans" the americans." viewership is not necessarily as high as something like "the walking dead." go, jerry there you smith, he recommends you watch "the americans." more "bloomberg market day" when we return. ♪. stephanie: it is 10:00 a.m. in the city of san francisco, 1:00 p.m. here in new york and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. mark: this is the bloomberg market day p or two will have the latest on the google conference in san francisco where the company is talking the latest in android software, virtual reality and global payments. stephanie: jawbone-fitbit rivalry. erik: after years of setbacks and cost overrun, the military is in the final testing stages for the f 35 fighter jet. stephanie: good afternoon. i'

it all ends on sunday night at 10:00 on amc. when you are siting in an easy chair this weekend perhaps you should think of those who didn't make it to the very end. >> we are all gathered to remember the life of tim harper. >> his death was a tragedy but the biggest tragedy is he is not going to watch the finale of "mad men." >> it is just not fair. >> here is the biggest "mad men" fan. >> i would like to say something. >> "mad men" is a twinge in the heart. it is more powerful than memory alone going forward in don's life and backyard and around and around and back home again. that's adapted from the carousel speech. >> beautiful. ben is "mad men" the greatest show in history? >> i was lost if this there. >> i cut it down. >> that's very moving. >> i would have cut it a little more. >> it is on youtube and it only has 3,000 hits. >> let me introduce you to gift. >> let's talk about the real art "mad men." is it the best since clears? >> no. >> some people like "mad men" and some like" bewitched." i like "bewitched." the guy wit

i think the argument especially those in amc and washington, d.c.they try to get the mayor to speak out on this issue, wait a minute what does this mean for independence what does this mean for rates, what does this mean for clean energy. in maryland county executive in montgomery and prince george's we're for this this will bring more reliability. when your power goes out, you can bet now by this being bigger better more powerful unit that won't happen. i'm not sure it can stand strongly on that position. >> julia. >> i don't think anybody believes though they said in the press release, we're going to have better electric service in the hurricane than we would with pepco. i think this is dollars. this is a lot of money. it also consolidate all of this under one umbrella. i'm concerned, as in 22 of d.c.'s 40 amcs are stating it's going to meet a rate hike and less accountability. we have no accountability with pepco, no merger not quite sure -- as citizens we're not quite sure how we can control this. i think no one can afford especially moving into

. >>> meantime, let's check the shares of amc.e of their hit show, "mad men," last night. deirdre bolton, host of "risk and reward" is here. and i know you're a big fan. >> i am a big fan. i have to fill some free time now. tom: i thought it was a big anti-woman thing though. >> well, i think it was just a sign of the times. but you're right in that one of the main storylines was women in that era the '60s and '70s and the heartbreak and frustration of actually trying to be a career woman and also trying to still be a woman whether that's a wife or a mother or a friend and just how difficult it was at that time. so, yes, a lot of women were big fans. but what's interesting are the overall numbers. so even though i'm a huge fan, i am only one of about 3.5 million viewers, which i think is interesting to note because it seems like zombies are hotter than madison avenue. that is to say "the walking dead" has seen 14 and 15 million viewers. tom: oh, yes. >> so it just puts in perspective "madmad men" was such a can cult hit, and a lot

afford the "walking dead" it is about 34 to 45, which is incredible considering that "mad men" put amc but "walking dead" closed the gap between broadcast and cable television. show the ratings over the past five seasons. 6.5 million viewers in season one, on average be at season 2, 9 .5 million. $14.4 million in season three. it slowed down a little bit. mark: it is incredible. scarlett: it is be a 20.1 million for cable broadcast to me you compare that to an original telegraphs of "ncis" on cbs, thickets about 22 million. the average age is 60 years old, almost double what you get for "walking dead." mark: what about the hype? scarlet: live sports is the most popular genre for live tweeting it you are probably live tweeting the baseball game yesterday. mark: i was not to its: the nfl draft ranked the highest on its twitter tv rating. twitter is trying to differentiate itself. it has become the modern water cooler for tv audiences. let's look at the twitter tv ratings. "the walking dead," in terms of viewers on the premiere of the last season yes, 20 million dead that there is room to

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. >> oh, yeah, you know, raise your hand if you spent the weekend watching the amc marathon of "mad menu turned it on, on, whenever it started friday, thursday, just you could not tear your self away from it. watching what this show really accomplished. and what really we saw throughout the entirety of the show. watching the civil rights movement, changes in, with women, what people think, thought about women, working, smoking. so just really, just the change in attitude over the decades. something that had such a cultural impact. plus you just say don draper, there are so many things you can think and say, about jon hamm and the stars the show created. really had such an impact. very sad for all of us huge fans to see this go. >> it will leave a big hole for all the fans indeed. just finally, "pitch perfect 2" beat "mad max" at the box office. with a surprise 70.3 million dollar hole. did anyone see that coming? >> no. i mean it definitely exceeded expectations. people thought it would do well. first "pitch perfect" did well and created a huge following of people who love this movie. b

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. >> reporter: when amc's hit drama about an advertising agency set in the '60s and '70s signs off. ♪ow it is an iconic show that infiltrated the culture, the way people direction the way people talked the way people carried themselves. >> does it all come down to sticking the landing? >> i think because it happens on a human scale and it's related to people's real lives, she should expect the story to be in that vein. >> reporter: while "mad men's" fin nal may may make friends cry, lack for laughs in letterman's last week. >> what is wrong with me? [ laughter ] >> reporter: after more than three decades of memorable moments on the air -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: the late night icon will say good-bye wednesday. >> you have beautiful eyes. >> thank you. >> reporter: taking his top ten list with him. >> things that sound cool when said by snoop dogg. >> let's go to the gap and buy underpants. >> reporter: and leaving big shoes to fill. as if the finales in the next week weren't enough get ready for next season when "csi" ends its long run after spawning several spinoffs and teaching am

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was spending most of my weekend when i wasn't at "tomorrowland," watching "saving private ryan" on amc, for 20th time, one of my favorite movies. watching "veep," one of my favorite tv shows. there are other alternatives. move on to quite an alternative here, a new tackle football league launching for little girls in utah. this is the first of its kind in u.s. real contact. this is idea eventually lead to girls growing up to women football players to get paid or is it simply unsafe? bob, what do you think? >> i don't think it is unsafe. i have a luxury saying i coached youth sports for years. liz: you're kidding? >> yeah. liz: girls too. >> lots of girls and boys teams. girls were lot better athletes. before you get to high school, football is not really dangerous. people don't have power and strength to hurt you. liz: look at little girls. the idea came from a dad who showed on youtube his own little daughter in utah outrunning boys. >> absolutely. liz: give them a shot. >> absolutely. if they can do it and want to do it, let them do it for sure. >> i totally agree with bob. i think b

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. >> but i guess the question for showtime, fx and amc is whether or not you want to go directly to consumer. and les moonves says they're already working on an app. you can give us updates? >> most importantly, i've spent a good part of the past two years talking to the heads of every cable company about, you know, the math of bringing showtime to the current distribution universe. via broad band. so that's a good place to start. we think there is a lot of opportunity out there. and we're going take advantage of it. the question is when the is right time whom. are the right players, and, you know, that's something that i think we'll be talking about shortly. >> hbo now has been in the market now for about a month. we don't know exact numbers but it sounds like it's off to a good start. do you think there are any lessons to how that's been launched and how it's going to far? >> just to finish on that, i think the one tremendous advantage we've seen and we've begun to site with showtime any time, consumers are getting used to buying all sorts of products whether it's an uber ride a movie tick

david: 60-year-old rerun of "i love lucy" did better than amc's last episode of the "mad men" series.ostalgia or one-off event? >> it could be. "i love lucy" was a great show. no matter how old you are, if you're a boomer, tune in and laugh at the jokes and understand the jokes. that is one part of it. i think another part of it, there is so much going on in the world, there is so much geopolitical risk, there are some people who are feeling fearful at home and abroad, that you just tune into something like "i love lucy" and you forget about all that for a few minutes and just laugh and have a great time and forget the world. i think there is sort of a need for that entertainment right now. david: todd, place into the people are into simple notions and than the sophisticated ways of the jet-set. >> i think tv is many about almost antiquated. if you look at millenials you now see they watch on computer. david: however a lot of millenials loved i love lucy show. >> it is great event. they could get it on netflix. i think this he watch on phones. average millennial come out of school, do

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