amc is much smaller.a project by project basis, amc is probably not able to spend quite as much as netflix. we see a lot of these networks i just the way they approach talent which is the subject for a story i am doing in a little bit. emily: the bachelor has been on for almost 20 years, how much longer does amc think it can keep walking dead alive? lucas: the ceo said tehy will -- they will try to keep it alive for 10 years. the sources i have talked to said the plan is to have at least a couple of movies which could lead into series. "the walking dead" is eight years. if these have success, that could be five or six years for each series. emily: lucas shaw, thank you so much. bloomberg learned the long battle for control of the u.k. sky satellite broadcaster they be settled in abbreviated auctions starting saturday. the two bidders will be comcast and fox. disney has beat out comcast to buy most of fox's assets. this includes the 39% stake in sky. if fox is the winning bidder, disney would get control o

amc ceo will join us to discuss the group we are back there a couple of minutes. >>> wove got a newsstorm. nbc meteorologist katlyn mcgrath with the latest. katlyn. >> hey there, sara florence is now tropical storm florence with maximum sustained winds at 70-mile-per-hour moving slowly west at 3-mile-per-hour you can see the track bring going into south carolina as we head through the evening tonight into the weekend we will see the slow movement as we head through the next 24 to 48 hours before florence will move to the north. we are still talking about life threatening flooding and catastrophic storm surges through the evening tonight. wilfred and sarah, back to you. >> great, thank you very much for that now shares of amc entertainment finishing low are after popping 2% on the news private equity firm silverlake will investment $6007 million. >> amc also bought back 24 million shares from the company's largest sharmd the group of china the cutting the ownership from 60% to 50% and joining us now in the cnbc exclusive to discuss more on the slfrmg investment is adam aron subpoena c

. >>> amc. people forget amc stood for american movie classics.make our own content. >> i was called in 2005 to come in and meet with the head of amc, because they were looking to do scripted programming for the first time. a manager said, oh, i have this great script set in the advertising world in new york. it's been around for eight years. and nobody's bought it. everybody's passed. >> advertising is based on one thing. happiness. >> don draper is a master of the universe ad executive in mid-1960s manhattan. but he's stolen the identity of the real don draper due to an incident during the korean war. he's living another man's life but battling his demons at the same time. we're seeing him rise and fall over the course of the 1960s. in a lot of ways, the most interesting arc of the show is peggy olson's career. she goes from this little church mouse secretary to a really tough and bold and confident career woman. >> i like the way she's handing out the pops. >> who knows what to do and will try to get it even during a really sexist period for th

they invested $600 million and converting them to the amc , they bought amc for $2.6 million but now firm controlled by billionaire scaling back its investment to raise cash. and that is your bloomberg business flash. estimates for the caught my eye as it relates to canadian and canadian investors is this idea that it might not be so easy if you are involved in the pot industry to get into the united states anymore. president hollande: u.s. customs -- amanda: u.s. customs officials says the u.s. takes a hard line on employees and investors in cannabis companies, despite the fact that we legalize the sale and consumption of that product in canada on october 17 and that did look like it was going to send a chill, many of these big canvas -- cannabis governors recovered it, mcilroy's is still down on the session, as the u.s. lifted name of this see my guess is vulnerable because not just across border, but in your own country with a crosspatch of legalization from state to state have a remains federally illegal. kind of complicated. 9 and staff -- vonnie: it's fascinating. we will talk

what's amc doing with this? we have our aviator retention task force putting that together in may and looking at six lines of effort -- you will recognize these and you've heard them before. improve communication between the pilots and the families, additional duty reductions, fly only track -- and we can talk about that a little bit -- protect the white space. families, can we seek accommodations with assignments and we're working hard at that and deployments, can we reduce than on command 365 by 29%? we're going after that. my focus as i go around and visit the wings, i have a been in the job ten days so i have yet to do that, but i will get out there and hit all the wings in the next couple months. it's really to talk about the meaningful conversation about the value of serving this country and the value of making a difference. that's where we're going to i -- we are going to make the difference. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. captain graham. >> thank you. first, i want to tell you how much i'm honored to be

the money going to use by amc to pass special dividend of a $1.55 share.r the chinese company juju juana. >> it will still have 51.7 million shares of the company. what's most interesting is the technology >> adam aaron is very smart from amc. >> they'll agree on independent film directors >> the way to play it is epr property that's a company that people felt it is going to be challenged and movie theaters at 6% david, i know you care about this fantastic chart >> i do. >> what chart. >> stock chart >> i am talking about david abney, not you >> put your ups hat on he >> he's still with us. >> jeff bezos made some news yesterday in washington, d.c. talked to a group about amazon and the washington post and his purchase of whole foods. take a listen. >> we are interested in physical stores i have been asked for years, literally 20 years and i always say yes but only when we have a differentiated offering. >> all right, no mention of hq 2 other than decision by the end of the year. that's a big deal of $5 billion investment and 3,000 jobs. >> no mention of t

amc entertainment says it has received a $600 million investment from silver lake partners. they will also appoint a newer meo the movie theater operator's board. they're going tose the deals to buy back shares owned by the current majority share holder, the chinese conglomerate. they were to 1980. >> the owner of victoria secret doors ofas close thing the luxury retailer this january after 123 years of business. due to disappoin.ng sales gr l-brand says it will focus now on its brands with greater potential. they rose 5%. same-store sales improved to dave and buster helping over earnings to top -- shares finished up nearly 8% to $62.05 and revlon shares got lift after pearlman bought 20,000 shares. the value was over $400,000. they 8% to 2285. >> he connues to find opportunities in real estate investment. this month he liked at that time regency centers,ot of which has risen about 4% invitation homes which is about 5% higmer over that the portfolio manager returns to us tonight. good to seyou. thanks for joining us tonight. let me start with one of oyour picks this time aro

what's amc doing with this? of course we have our aviator retention task force, general dewey everhart put this together last year in may. look at it -- six lines of effort. and you'll recognize these and have heard them before. improve communication between the pilots and the families. additional duty reductions. fly-only track. we can talk about that a little bit. protect the white space. families, can we seek accommodations with assignments, we're working hard at that. and deployment. can we reduce the non-command 365 by 20%? we're going after that. my focus is going around and visit the wings. i've been in the job ten days, so i have yet to do that, but i'll get out and hit all the wings in the next couple of months. it's to talk about the meaningful conversation about the value of serving this country and the value of making a difference. that's where we're going to make the difference. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. captain graham? >> thank you. first i want to tell you how much i -- i'm honored to be on

interiors big letdown electronics architecture is visibly from mercedes it's nice having a powerful amc engine except i am she doesn't stand for austin martin group it's actually the performance tuning division a particularly fast mercedes benz model it's a not that every aston martin owner will be happy to see these components in their car commision thought and done in a moment. the new vantage provides the driver with an impressive six hundred eighty five newton metres of torque the power is transferred by an eight speed automatic transmission. aston martin sees the vantage as a direct rival to the porsche nine eleven while the seats in both are ultra comfortable and the new in place the two are very different creatures in terms of design the power train layout is also different vantage has the engine at the front and the transmission on the rear axle and trans actual style the nine eleven traditionally has its engine at the back. that's not the aston martin vantage powers to one hundred kilometers per hour. another thunder is three point six seconds top speed is three hundred fourtee

in addition to the standard version they'll be an amc line package for a car buyers wanting a sportier look it will have a few design differences in our oil wheels up to twenty one inches but it's technologically identical to lead normal e.q. see. from this side the e.q. see looks rather like the g. l. e. but the front is very different. a look at the interior also reveals this is a very different kind of mercedes the designers in stuttgart have come up with a number of ideas to give the e.q. see a character all its own. the. mercedes . says mercedes air vents are normally round there are three or four very dominant round air vans which stand in stark contrast to the rectangular screens easier vance are inspired by circuit boards with rows gold highlights and a nod to the digital world they've designed to give the interior and the instrument cluster a more digital hi tech oriented feel about them. the. high tech. vehicle into. the e.q. c features the new mercedes user experience infotainment system which has been expanded to include information specific to the e.q. such as battery leve

had good movie movies, the new investment in amc. know 80s competitors but gives us signs that maybe people are going to the movies. but is it a blip we got next flicks at home there are other options. >> great to be here, thank you it was a great summer on the 14% is accurate. actually 21% if you added in the one week of avengers as well this was a gangbuster summer and year year to date the box office is up 9.5% we expect the full year to be up and as i look forward to '19 i've been in this business 30 plus years most at disney and last year the at cinemark. i don't think i've seen a line uplike this year. >> do you think it's because of lousy ofrpgs before. >> content drives the box office but cinemark has been doing all kinds of things. we have over 50% of let theaters are luxury loungers. more than half of the theaters are andreaed food. you can get wine now we made the experience better. you add to it the content that's coming that's driving the box office right now. >> tickets for movies are not inexpensive if you take a famil

amc.: goat with -- go with somebody area has that. [laughter] u.s. get tiedthe up in internal politics and as someone who looks into canada from the outside, there seems to be -- not as much displeasure with justin trudeau. do you think, as he delays and outcome, or continues to stretch the negotiations, do you think will findada themselves in a better or worse position to negotiate an eventual trade deal? guest: great question. it is a fine line. negotiators have been clear that this has to be a better deal when they leave. they cannot take shortcuts or say we got rate deal -- great deal in office but not in pharmacy. canada has been the school vice principal making sure everything gets written down. they have a good negotiating team but there is political pressure in canada, economic pressure. canada does need to come to a deal fairly shortly. if they do not do it well, it will be political problematic for justin trudeau. host: companies pressing to keep canada in nafta is the headline in the wall street journal. business groups urging the donald t

amc is re-releasing the movie in more than 200 theaters. the one-week run starts tomorrow and get this, ticket prices will be rolled back to $5. >> ah, way back prices as well. >>> former "cosby show" actor geoffrey owens has revealed why he took that job at trader joe's in the first place. he blames bill cosby's sex scandal and tells "people" magazine his royalty checks stopped when "cosby show" reruns were pulled from syndication. after the pictures of him went viral he accepted an acting job from tyler perry. >>> the somber anniversary marking 17 years since the september 11th attacks. overnight the tribute in lights soared into the sky. >>> today there's a new push to pay tribute to the growing number of first responders who have died since 9/11. nearly two decades later the attacks are taking a staggering toll on first responders who risked their lives to search for victims exposed to toxic dust and debris in what one retired agent called a cesspool of cancer. in the years since 9/11 more than 150 police officers have died from 9/11-re

what's amc doing with this? we have our aviator retention task force and looking at six lines of effort and you will recognize these and you've heard them before. improve communication between the pilots and the families, additional duty reductions, fly only track and we can talk about that a little bit, protect the white space. families, can we seek accommodations with assignments and we're working hard at that and deployments, can we reduce the noncommand 365 by 29%. we're going after that. my focus as i go around and visit the wings, i have a been in the job ten days so i have yet to do that, but i will get out there and hit all the wings in the next couple months. it's really to talk about the meaningful conversation about the value of serving this country and the value of making a difference. that's where we're going to i can make the difference. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. captain graham. >> thank you. first i want to tell you how much i'm honored to be on this panel today. i do have to question a litt

bright at that time, she testified at that hearing as did john stennis as did fannie lou hamer and amc more. and then they were trying, the discussion was around the funding for the head start program and who should control that funding. marian wright convinced robert kennedy to go to the mississippi delta the next day and see the poverty firstde hand. so there are pictures of what he found and they are very compelling pictures of that visit. also there are some other images of around jackson, mississippi, including the bombing of the synagogue. there are essays for each chapter. i have wonderful contributors that are scholars in their field that introduce each chapter and gives historical and artistic context to the pictures. they provide the verbal stories to jim'sl visual ones. >> thank you. thank you. ms. travis. >> thank you. i usually start off attempting things, but i won't. i usually think those who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes, and that's what my book is about. that's why i'm here today. i want to thank my amazing co-author, john obi.d john, stand up. [applaus

. >> we pulled the video from the amc movie theater.g right on the cellular telephone right after all the shooting happened. >> reporter: was there a connection here with what happened? again, probably not. but, just to cover all the bases detectives ran a criminal background check on young mr. kopp. and what do you know? >> he was arrested on august 23rd. >> reporter: the day after the shooting. >> the day after the shooting. i still get goose bumps when i remember that. because, he is sitting across from me. i look at him and i go, we got something here. >> reporter: indeed they did. one day after the murder, garrett kopp was arrested for aggravated assault after an altercation at this apartment complex. a big no-no. he pulled a gun on a couple guys. happened in homestead, florida, about 30 miles away from the crime scene. detective bellevue called homestead police department and talked to the arresting officer. >> please tell me it was a handgun? >> he said it was. >> tell me it was a glock 9 mill meter. >> he goes it was. >> now ple