amc, ifc, bbc america, each of which means something.ink we're quite well suited for exactly what's coming. >> do economics break down similarly for a skinny bundle/streaming service as this streaming service is this and over the top as we call it versus traditional cable? >> it broadly does for us. for those who operate them there may be different sets of economics. cable operators sell broadband, et cetera. >> how close an eye are you keeping on the user experience in the new services like youtube tv? i'm not sure how easy it is to time shift. if i can stream the content any time i want on demand without paying an extra fee. is this just one more step on a frustrating road to where we eventually end up or do you feel like this is actually great? >> i think the companies are doing -- i mean this every day. i see it as a consumer. a spectacularly better job with what's broadly called interface because they need to. the ones that come from digital backgrounds do it sort of organically. they began with a different interface. the ones that

he stars in the martial arts drama series "into the badlands," which airs sunday nights on amc.lcome to the show, nick. >> hey, thanks. how do i follow popsicle schtick? >> seth: it's very hard to follow. [ laughter ] >> thanks. >> seth: we've had a lot of criticism from guests over the years, who've had to follow popsicle schtick. >> yeah, i mean, it's -- no point in me coming out really. it's difficult. >> seth: i think we'll be all right. it's so cool to see you in a -- this is not what i feel like we're familiar with you in -- doing sort of a kung-fu action movie. >> yeah, i mean, i did a film called "world's end" and there was lots of fighting in that, so. >> seth: yeah. >> i think alan miles had seen me doing that. >> seth: okay. gotcha. >> so, i think the kind of venn diagram of comedians who can also do action is very tiny. i think it's like me or kevin james. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> and i think he was doing paul blart 7 so -- [ laughter ] that was my idea -- >> seth: you got the part. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. and now you mentioned "world's end" that along wi

i'm just kidding, go to amc. i have stock in amc. >> if i want to see something, then i have to see it. >> if i want to go to the movie, i will go to the movie. if i want to go out to the restaurant, i will go out to the restaurant. >> you ever snuck food in. >> yes, i have, seinfeld episode, crammer snuck a hot latte in his pants and it burst, in his pants. >> we have had like picnics in the theater. she brings blankets. we have drinks. she brings her own popcorn. this is at the dollar theater, because on tuesday it is half price, 50 cents. >> like being on the airplane and somebody brings food on, the whole flight stinks. >> you have to bring it on. you don't get food anymore for free. might as well get something you want. >> airplane is the talk of the whole country because of the guy that got dragged off united airlines flight. i necessity you have seen this , 60,000 times but we have a pilot hoist also an attorney , is that the perfect guest? >> the perfect guest. >> then we realized it was fred tecce. >> co

on amc. everyone please welcome bob odenkirk. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: bob odenkirk! out. >> you got toucans ands scorpions running around here. >> jimmy: congrats on "better call saul." i mean, oh, my god, couldn't be better. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: funny stuff. emmy nominated, golden globe nominated. i'm very excited about season three of "better call saul." >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is good stu tell us about? >> well, it's a big season for us. gus spring is back. >> jimmy: that's right! [ cheers and applause ] >> i never saw "breaking bad" but he's a lovable fellow, who runs a -- >> jimmy: you never saw it? >> a chicken restaurant. it's very nice. >> jimmy: good. >> very sweet guy. no, but he's back. a lot of bad guys from the "breaking bad" universe start to come around because he's around. then we have a lot of humor in the show. i can't tell you much. >> jimmy: yeah -- >> my character is becoming saul. my character is jimmy mcgill. he takes a big step forward. that's all i can say. >> jimmy: yeah, but you can probably give us

on amc. everyone, please welcome norman reedus!aredown." thank you for that. >> that was fun. >> jimmy: i should let everyone know, that was -- that was norman's real nipple. [ laughter ] >> i thought you'd say hair. >> jimmy: oh, hair, yeah, that's what i meant to say. that was great, i love you. we had a wig ready for you. [ light laughter ] >> my hair was longer than the wig. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. i can just do a man-bun there. last time you were on the show you introduced me, a little bit, you gave me my first lesson in riding a motorcycle, and i appreciate that. that was fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now -- because you have a show. about riding with you and having conversations, just talking about bikes and stuff. when did you first get into motorcycles? do you remember? >> yeah. i was, junior high, we had one kid that had a yz-80, we would take turns riding that bike and run from cops and kill the engine, and hide between houses. >> jimmy: you run from cops? >> oh, yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: why were they chasing you

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"the son" premieres saturday night on amc. please welcome pierce brosnan! ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good, thanks, i'm good. >> jimmy: is it fun to ride a horse and hit a guy on the head? it seems like as far as acting goes that's about as much fun as it could be. >> i like horses. and, you know, i didn't fall off the damn thing. i've ridden horses all my life. yeah, riding horses, hitting guise over the head, can be fun. but it was darn hot out there, it was summertime, we shot this last summer. it was austin, texas. >> jimmy: so it wouldn't so much fun. >> it was fun, yeah. but you get up and the heat advisory is 105 or something like this. and by -- >> jimmy: that was a mistake. it's funny because people are always shooting things up in vancouver. and the one time you decided to shoot in texas, you're sweating your balls off. [ laughter ] i mean, let's be honest. >> yep. i'm hot, the horse is hot and the balls are hot, yeah. >> jimmy: had you done a texas accent before? >> no. >> jimmy: how do you figure that out? do you have a coach that comes in

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a month, including the major broadcast networks and their capable channels such as bbc america and amcited time only. >>> over on wall street more losses today. futures are lower this morning. stocks staging a major reversal yesterday, following the reof the minutes from last month's federal reserve meeting, reducing their massive $4 trillion balance sheet and concerns about whether president trump's policy also boost the economy. the dow, which had been up nearly 200 points, closed down 41 points to 20,648. nasdaq fell 34 to 584. back over to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc. thanks. >>> coming up on 5:27 the rain has been falling at times overnight. steadies and wind will be with us all day. the threat of more storms. the winds already getting started. you can see the turbines at the linc are moving this morning. get ready for a rocky weather ride today. the roads are already damp this morning. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. >> thanks, bill. good morning. we're watching route 309 right now. cameras around the p.a. turnpike. roads look okay. we are seeing slippe

next time you go to the movies, amc, the movie theater chain, getting more people to buy theater ticketsd, 400 of its theaters have a new menu called feature affair, they can buy items like cheeseburger and curly fries as a counter before taking their seats, attempting to drum up sales without raising ticket prices. no word how expensive the food will be. >> pretty expensive. leland: marvel pooling comic books off the shelf, the message hidden inside this controversy. heather: jesse waters asks about airstrikes in syria but they can't find it on a map. >> where is syria? >> you are not wrong. >> do you know where syria is? >> in europe? >> africa. >> northeast. >> new england. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through

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and everybody at amc, all of the ys fight. >> brian: i know there has been talk of you potentially going expect next? do you expect to defend again and break the record or possibly bump up and take on the winner of cody garbrandt-t.j. dillashaw. >> i need a million-dollar payday. next time i step in the octagon -- [shouts] >> brian: demetrious johnson! >> jon: that is going to do it for us. from high above the octagon, it is all yours. >> curt: thank you very much. at the end, demetrious said he is the best champion that the ufc has ever had. it is hard to argue. he keeps getting better and better no matter what. break down his performance tonight. >> dominick: , it was perfection. he fought the perfect fight against the man who get taken down early and possibly give him he beat him up striking first, and staying on the outside, not letting wilson touch them, once wilson got softened up, he went for the takedown and caught the finish where he knew he could. you've got to make the better grappler respect your striking a little, beat them up, then they're not as good on the ground. so "mig

, as south africa lurches through its latest bout of political turmoil, we will look at whether the amclose power after committing politics at the end of a hard time. here's a look at the rams today, extending losses. it dropped as much as 2%, hitting its lowest since january. we are now off by some 6/10 of a percent. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg. i am vonnie quinn. nejra: i am nejra cehic. this is your business report and news of what we are following. opec optimism over cuts confronts pessimism over rising u.s. supply. the secretary gender -- secretary-general says there is already a dip. >> scotland's first minister says they are ready for a second independence referendum despite what the u.k. government says. africa is seeing its biggest political crisis in almost a decade after the president fired his finance minister. we will begin to the country's political industry best history in our quick fix. vonnie: there are signs that oil production cuts are starting to rebalance the global market. that is according to opec's secretary general who says he has alr

some jobs there the second part allows us to do the part during with those in china that bought the amc theater chain sinope can potentially see the great consumer base. >> adjust the export of services around the world what does that mean for the california i.e. economy? with the shareholders of apple or facebook or global to benefit the non the viet. >> we tend to have a trade surplus and a deficit of goods because we deal more in information in california disproportionately so. it's not only the leaked put the well educated with that skill class that does not benefit those industrial workers do tool host of things including globalization or the changing economy so you have that group of workers that are hurt to the major transformation and we have seen this before with economic history sometimes countries don't survive them sometimes they do. >> one of the major industries in is agriculture from those countries south t of the border and california like every other state you have donald trump and others condemned agriculture. is globalization good for agriculture? or do they attack th

why would the amc do this? not be part of a campaign to unseat their own president. the party members are rally around jacob zuma, even of his cabinet reshuffle since the rand tumbling after it was the top currency in the world a week ago. borrowing costs are soaring. they said there was a breakdown in the relationship between the former finance minister and the president. theyis why he was fired are not enough of a reason, they said, to fire president jacob zuma or ask him to resign from office. guy: you need to see this in aggregate. the other potential issues around the president. let's talk about what else is happening. , how powerful are they in south africa and what is the view of jacob zuma? >> the biggest federation, which c, has beenof the am weakened since a big union within its ranks left the union a couple of years ago. within the alliance itself, as a federation, it does not have much power and no way to decide who potentially runs the country . the south african communist party calls for jacob zum

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and everybody at amc, all of the guys, thank you so much for this fight. >> brian: i know there has beenoing up to 135 to challenge a fighter there. what do you expect next? do you expect to defend again and break the record or possibly bump up and take on the winner of cody garbrandt-t.j. dillashaw. >> i need a million-dollar payday. next time i step in the octagon -- [shouts] >> brian: demetrious johnson! >> jon: that is going to do it for us. from high above the octagon, it is all yours. >> curt: thank you very much. at the end, demetrious said he is the best champion that the ufc has ever had. it is hard to argue. he keeps getting better and better no matter what. break down his performance tonight. >> dominick: , it was perfection. he fought the perfect fight against the man who get taken down early and possibly give him trouble. he beat him up striking first, and staying on the outside, not letting wilson touch them, once wilson got softened up, he went for the takedown and caught the finish where he knew he could. you've got to make the better grappler respect your striking a litt

there's been some consolidation, amc, the majority owned by wanda.ot a lot of new building. >> when you're thinking growth, you're still thinking china, china, china? >> we just signed a very big deal, amc bought o odeon and nordic cinemas. we did a 25-theater deal with this covering 11 countries in europe. that's going to give our european expansion a shot in the arm. china is big in the market. >> i love imax. a lot times it involves heights like you're there and that doesn't do it with me. >> you have a stomach issue? >> to the a stomach issue. i'm petrified. >> becky, can you go to an imax movie? >> just because planes for you sometimes -- >> i can suspend it. >> what can we look for coming in the summer. >> galaxy of -- i think that's going to be maybe the biggest movie of the year until star wars but also transformers, dunkirk. >> what's the average ticket price? >> depends on your city. >> around $16. >> what is the elasticity? >> it's almost the same as in china, which doesn't have the money here. >> and window compression doesn't matter to y

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his firm, omegaomega, added sev new names, included ally financial, amc networks, foot locker and netflix. his equity equivalent exposure is 100% with 95% in the u.s. and the rest in euro area shares. he said he intends to increase euro area equities. omega's return for the quarter was more than 6.5%, surpassing the s&p. >> thank you for bringing that. let's engage in the conversation now. he told us a lot of this when he was sitting here but he goes into much greater detail in written form. >> and he's talking about putting his money where his mouth is. in the case of this recent letter, he put his toe in last week when he told us i'm aggressively selling at the money calls. i think we're going to trade sideways. that's exactly what leslie cites from his letter. i think taking advantage of that, by selling at the money calls on the s&p 500, that is how you make this happen if you predict exactly what he did this week. >> we've been in an environment the last seven years where the u.s. economic growth has been leading the economic global recovery. we're starting to see acceleration in eur

abigail: viacom, discovery, and amc are eyeing new bought -- new bundles without sports.he story from los angeles. i am not much of a sports fan, but it is hard for me to imagine having some sort of bundle without sports. is this viable? >> it is something that has been talked about quite a lot. you hear people asking to be able to pick your own channels. between companies that tell you cable or satellite or companies that provide the networks printed -- prohibit that from happening. you to see the trend in the industry toward the pay-tv providers, comcast, dish, directv and so on, trying to offer smaller packages to prevent people from canceling cable or satellite altogether. right now they are mostly doing it with packages that have broadcast that recs and the companies that -- broadcast networks and the companies that -- discovery that are being left out of some of those packages because they are not deemed quite as essential. they have a lot of networks people want to watch and a lot of people do not care much about sports. ofre is a second set conversations happening

by the way they bought the amc theater chain and we can potentially start entering the chinese market. >> and beyond investment, exported movies, sillicon valley exporting all sorts of services all around the world. again, does that only benefit the shareholders of apple and facebook and google? or does it very much benefit the nonelite? >> the interesting thing about services is that we tend to have a trade surplus in services and a deficit in goods. and that's because we deal more in cognitive work, more in information. and california disproportiona disproportionately so. does it only benefit the elites? well, it benefits the well educated and the well educated, that's that information skill class and there again that does not benefit the industrial workers in the midwest who have lost their jobs due to a whole host of things including globalization, automation, a change in the economy and changing tastes. and so you have that group of workers that are hurt by this major transformation from an industrial economy to an information economy. we've seen this before in economic history a

they want to offer sandwiches, curly fries, andvaille at more than 100 amc theaters. >>> james rhein dean of harvard's graduate school of education introduced the world to the five essential questions in life. >> my claim is if you ask bait, what, i wonder, how can i help, and does it matter, did you get what you wanted out of life, even so, your answer will be i did. >> ryan's message still resonates today. it's been viewed more than 8 million times on the school's facebook page. ryan has written a book about the concepts called, wait, what, and life's other essential questions. jim ryan joins us today. welcome. >> thanks very much. >> i absolutely love this. we're in the buzz of asking questions too. wait, what? >> wait, what? >> however, you start the book with the promise if you start by asking these five questions you'll have a happier and more successful life. wait. what? >> i believe that. if you get in the habit of asking these questions in particular, wait, what? i wonder, couldn't we at lease, how can i help, and what truly matters, those lead you to some of the most import

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amc networks in talks with just reviewed her's about creating online services without sports channelsa month. channels like espn tend to be the most expensive in pay-tv packages. francine: thank you. it is always a good time to check your markets. what the data is telling us at least a big swing in terms of the dollar after tosident trump said he wants label china a currency manipulator. low-volumes, the day before the easter holiday. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." david in new york, francine in london. we had j.p. morgan earnings, first quarter investment inking revenue beat estimates. it is not only fixed income that beat estimates, when you look at the equity trading unit where analysts were expecting that to underperform, it came in much stronger than expected. it seems to be a good set of results. might give a boost to the sector the last couple of days. we will watch out for j.p. morgan when it opens in new york. let's get to taylor riggs. taylor: a weaker dollar to the major asian currencies. we looking at a weaker dollar, strong

it would be almost unprecedented , i guess, to see that happen to an amc leader.s of the uncertainty, i totally agree. i think the market is increasingly looking at a south african saying, what have you got? you got an economy not performing that steadily, relatively high unemployment, and political instability. nejra: i want to quickly show you this #-- this chart. the rand was actually performing pretty well and kind of outperforming if you look at the carry trade with other current season then it has fallen off a cliff somewhat. that said, foreigners bought a of southbillion rand african bonds in the week ending last week. at what point does this become an opportunity? tough question, i know. i don't think we are there yet. i think we need to have much more -- and that will take a while. in the meantime, unfortunately, you start to see a lot of other things sort of start to kick in and people might lose interest in south africa. the political situation might be such that they decide they want to sort of look over emerging markets while in south africa. of a buy

from all four major broadcast networks and a host of others launching 39 stations of 10 mark including amc coming soon. the tv service competing with the likes of slain tv from a directv as well as sony's playstation view. there is also that parent of google. finally, pepsi pulled the plug on the new protest ad that features kendall jenner after it sparked an uproar online. a statement the company says in part, quote, pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peace and understanding. clearly we missed the mark and apologized if he had had as 1.3 million viewers and two days before was pulled from youtube as well as broadcast. they probably spend upwards of $10 million on the ad, maria is some advertising analyst estimate. maria: first defending it and then they just succumb to the pressure. thank you. all eyes on president trump's while republicans consider another go over. obamacare. as the timeline changed? the latest on the path to reform. what will it take, what will it do. plus whipping up cool new drinks red the tasty beverage starbucks added to its menu. we will try the

discovery, viacom and amc networks in talks to create new online services without sports channels.ee tv would cost less than $20 a month. channels like espn 10 to be the most expensive in the pay-tv wreckage -- tend to be the most excessive in the pay-tv package. jon: what is to be without sports? -- tv without sports? alix: everything. david: espn doesn't want to think about it. jon: we look ahead to the french election. this time come extra uncertainty from a man that many bond investors have probably never heard up until a week ago. still with us from london them , yianos kontopoulos and jordan rochester. jean-luc melenchon. someone asked, does anybody know who he is? the answer was no. the french election has known him well. the market wasn't thinking this would be a four-way race. it was marine le pen versus macron, maybe fillon. now, jean-luc melenchon is a chance. that has a chance. he has a two-part plan. he wants to end austerity and leave nato and so forth. plan b, they leave the euro and start their own currency. the you see the same thing, the high risk candidate has tu

and area 51, amc with the woman who cowrote the terminator. thinkscience fiction is super interesting to a lot of people from my favorite thing, the reaches of what can wbe done. so much of science fiction winds up becoming the truth. and, in fact, so many scientists, famous scientist, nobel laureates tell me that their ideas come from reading science fiction as a child. >> host: well, george orwell was one of your influences. why? >> guest: i mean, you know, that idea of what the future may be like is very interesting to me. and unlike cautionary tales because you can see what you want to avoid. what you hope to avoid. the idea of dystopia is a spooky one, and particularly important this speaks to "the pentagon's brain", the last chapter in "the pentagon's brain" i wrote about darpa's quest to create a synthetic brain. and my visit out to los alamos to meet with the scientists were working on it. will artificial intelligence lead us to a place that george orwell would've written about, or did write about? or will it liberate us? it's that eis

amc networks and charter communications, they're going to team up on original content. please, they're teaming up. that would be-- we haven't got it. never mind. i can move-- yeah, i do have it. ashley: there you go. liz: there it is. stuart: there you go, both of them or the upside, teaming up for original content. chipotle, favorite stock, if not a favorite eatery. are they on the start of a comeback trail. that's a nice looking chart. may up recently, $16 higher today. is this the comeback, shah gilani? >> well, it is for the moment and there was a lot of short covering at $435 that boost the stock up. got some big investors touting it. they're in it and want to go higher. given the price of the stocks and expectations for earnings growth, i don't see it. i wouldn't buy it. you're happy to have had the nice bounce. >> these are the kind of companies you should buy in the height of the crisis or the depths of the crisis. toyota in the low 70's, united airlines at 67. you buy chipotle when it hits 350. liz: bill ackman is diving into the stock and saying it will pop. s

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now, admittedly, i worked at an amc in hampton, virginia, so that's why.ee the movie. abby: although i saw titanic nine times. >> that's why you andry like best friends in life because we love movies. this franchise has made over $4 billion worldwide. all you really need to know is the first seven, now we're dealing with basically a team that pulls off heists, there's elements of robin hood, elements of oceans 11, elements of "point break." this time arounddom particular t turretto, vin diesel's character has gone rogue, he's gone against his team he's teaming up unfortunately with charlize ther theron's character. they're trying to stop world war iii. the movie is insane, the action is phenomenal, it's absurd, it's ridiculous, but one thing about the franchise, if you're a fan of the franchise, that the movie while absurd, as it all is, you still find yourself caring for the characters on a grounded reality level. i will say this. over the years there have been so many crazy action scenes in this film, you had the bank vault being dragged in the fifth one