da lin is there. >> reporter: amc deer valley 16 shirted last movie sunday night.rs say they are losing businesses because antioch is a commuter town. >> i am kind of upset about it i always come to the theater to see movies. >> the building owners as amc told them they were losing money because attendance had been dropping in recent years. the building owner says he and amc had agreed to spend $6 million to renovate the theater. but, two weeks ago he says amc broke off the agreement and decided to close up. >> attendance is really down in these locations, for movie theaters, for our restaurants. just due to the simple fact that our community spends so much time on the freeway. >> the building owner says he will look for a different theater company to move in. and antioch, i am da lin. kpix5. >>> coming up next, a huge name and entertainment just teamed up with a bay area marijuana company. >>> rap mogul jay-z just announced he is partnering with san jose-based marijuana company, caliva. >> he just signed a multi-year deal were his role will be chief brand strategi

the amc deer valley on lone tree way and antioch abruptly shut down of the weekend. community leaders believe being a commuter city contributed to the closure. da lin explains. >> reporter: they are clearing out all the equipment for this megaplex theater, close down for good after sunday night. moviegoers were surprised by the locked doors and assigns. >> that is a shame they are shutting down the whole theater. >> i am upset about it, i always come to this theater to see movies. >> there have been a lot of first dates and kisses that happened in this place. it will be a sentimental moment for a lot of people when the sign comes down. >> reporter: the building owners were told they were losing money because attendance had been dropping in recent years. the building owners had agreed it to split the $6.4 million needed to renovate the theater. but, two weeks ago he says amc broke off the agreement and decided to close it. >> attendance is down in these locations for our repeater, our restaurants. just due to the simple fact that our community spends so much time on t

two weeks ago he said amc decided to close anyway. tell us it is the longer commutes that are hurting local businesses. >>> attend >> attendance is done in these locations for our movie theater, for our restaurant. just a due to the simple fact that our community spends so much time on the freeway. >> many residents have round- trip commutes as long as 3-4 hours a day. the building owner searching for a new theater to move in. followdetection of peach fruit flies, the city of palo alto replaced insect detection traps to determine the extent of the infestation. peach fruit flies are known to attack more than 50 types of fruits and vegetables and damage normally occurs in the female lays eggs in the fruit. eradication treatments may begin as soon as thursday. >>> rapper and caliva getting into the marijuana business. he announced he is partnering with the san jose-based caliva. he signed a multiyear deal with a company that says he will play a role in outreach efforts and strategy for the brand. nfl legend joe montana's venture capital

. >>> welcome back to "fast money" amc getting a touch of movie magic today, jumping more than 9% afterredit sweeps on the chain. with our out perform, it is the call of the day -- scares me too. amc having a rough go over the past year, but a big rebound at the box office could drive the stock higher what do you think, dan >> listen, i think it is interesting because sentiment has been so bad about with all of the streaming and the original content coming on platforms like amazon and hulu and direct to consumer the notion is theaters are going away we know millennials like experiences but they like netflix to chill i think calling the death of the theater is too soon, especially when you think about how much good content is still made for the big screen. >> grasso? >> i feel like i have to take the other side of that only because if you look at the chart -- >> as he said it. >> no, i mean, what was the last time you went to the movies "old yeller?" >> he's in a different age group. >> when i look at it, i don't know if there's enough moviegoers to keep it alive. >> aren't children born

okay >> i told you to listen. >> i am listening up amc.tom cruise top gun maverick and a bunch of other great movies coming out which is why he's focused on amc. i like it, credit suisse likes it they set an $18 target on it just today so i like the upside. it's $10 stock, 18 is a nice target >> nelson has a question for sarat. oil is getting hammered. will that continue >> i think oil is aany downturn and it will keep on going. so much oil shale production, so much cut before you get a base >>> copper is breaking out above a two-month hig huaw let's start with you. >> yeah. i think it does. i think it continues to play we've seep silver and gold on the move that low interest rate environment, we're hearing some. potentially is it happening. so we get in this low-interest rate environment there will be a rotation out of fiat currencies i think into the metals that's why i like copper, i like silver, maybe gold's the best. but copper is certainly coming if there's any kind of global growth going on, copper could continue higher. >> all righ

so tonight, amc enters the jungle.y's live action "lion king" we make pouncing globally, surpassing the $100 million mark worldwide already, set to claw in between $140 million and $180 million. that would mark the second biggest box office opening haul of the year behind marvel's super hero pic "end game." look at this. it is so realistic. i got to attend an imax sort of prescreening of it on wednesday. i need to tell you, the effects and visuals are majestic and positively astounding. we should look at disney shares, because right now they are slightly lower but imax is up about 2.5% because people are expected to go see it on those screens. no doubt because it is such a majestic picture. walt disney looking very good year to date but at the moment, down about 1%. "the lion king" stampeding at the box office but shares of your one stop shop for all your pet spoiling needs, that would be chewy, is getting clawed at this hour. gerri willis tracking the action on the floor of the new york stock exchange. gerri: that's r

amc on the westside of manhattan and crossing over to jfk and brooklyn queens. those lines along with 1, 2 and 3 are heavily trafficked subways. it's the fastest way to get around new york city. when we got on the train at 79 this was packed it was local and we made it up to 96th with no problem. i was unsure whether it was going to be working but we made it. jon: good. greg headen is on our international desk. it looked odd. this is that aerial view of times square looking toward the bow tie where 7th avenue and broadway cross. that's where the famous times square ball normally drops from on new year's eve. some of the display screens are work on the left. times square normally known for its fantastical luminescence is dark. a big power outage has hit new york city, nearly 50,000 customers without power as a result after transformer fire underground in a manhole. we'll check in with patrick broslin, a former new york city police detective. where are you and are you seeing the results of this significant blackout? >> i'm in new york on the upper eastside. we hap

abc7 was at the amc class in deer valley 16 in antioch. it showed its last movie sunday. gave no explanation for the closure other than a simple sign saying there are no shows playing. the property owner just signed a letter of intent for a multimillion dollar veneration. amc's notes the closure suggesting moviegoers head to their newest location in brentwooded. >> new details about the kids' song that can be annoying or charming. ♪ baby shark that's right. the baby shark song is coming to the bay area. baby shark live will be at san jose center for the performing arts october 20th foompany tte l be on tour at more than 100 cities this fall. get your tickets now. >> whether you find itg or charming is partly dependent on your age. gender reveals are usual a a time for celebration. one in australia went terribly wrong. >> look at there. the idea by this driver was to do a burnout when the smoke turping blue to reveal it's a buy. all is going well till the car sudden had i burst into flames. the driver's fine but police say this isn't the only burnout gender reveal that has

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> amc, people forget amc stood for american movie classics.o do scripted programming for the first time. ♪ ♪ the manager said, 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. >> dondre burr is an executive in the early 1960s, manhattan, he's secretly a man named matt whitman. he's stolen the identity of real draper in the korean war. he's living another man's life. battling his own 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 olesen'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 she can do and is going to try to get it even during a sexist period in the industry when it was so hard for a woman to get anything. >> peggy, can you get me some coffee? >> no. >> the fema

try and challenge and take the findings to fall for review so that they don't dent his image you know amc is divided from bottom to center there are those that are supporting from a poor side in there are those that are supporting the former president jacob zuma and analysts are saying this could be some political ploy by some that are opposed to roma post a stance in fighting corruption to try and time that she's human so that was his image is tarnished then he's recalled then it means tougher for them apostle so he has to play by all means to try and make sure the charges are squashed or put aside so that he focuses on the wake of ruling the country and getting rid of corruption right speaking of craps and i mean last week we heard from former president jacob zuma testifying at that corruption inquiry you were reporting for us there just remind us again about some of the testimony we heard from zuma and perhaps what that means what of course in the context of all that he is facing as we speak. before the commission zuma is what are facing corruption charges were it is alleged that he al

and challenge and take the findings to fall for review so that they don't stand his image you know amc is divided from bottom to send there are those that are supporting from a post in there are those that are supporting the former president jacob zuma and analysts are saying this could be some political ploy by some that are opposed to rome oppose us stance in fighting corruption to try and tonnage these image so that once his image is tarnished then he's recalled then it means topple from a process so he has to play it by all means to prime mix or the judges are squashed or put aside so that he focuses on the wake of ruling the country and getting rid of corruption right speaking of corruption i mean last week we heard from former president jacob zuma testifying at that corruption inquiry you were reporting for us there just remind us again about some of the testimony we heard from zuma and perhaps what that means for an up or so in the context of all that he is facing as we speak. before the commission zuma is what are facing corruption charges were it is alleged that he allowed a l

amc shaking off -- what are we doing here -- any box office blues today. one of its best days ever. let's go to julian boorstin in l.a. >> amc entertainment shares soaring firing today, up 9%, up as much as 13% earlier on credit suisse with an outperform saying the selloff is over redundant, this despite the domestic box office dee lining 9% so far this year predicting 8% gains in the third quarter thanks to the "lion king" as well as "once upon a time in hollywood" that opens next week. imax and cinemark shares also moving higher on optimism in the sector. >> julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> we do want to take a check on the markets what is standing out to me at this point on top of watching the markets close out what has been a rough week overall, right now we are off fractionally on the s&p 500 and nasdaq, the dow is up just by 18 points. take a look at shares of netflix, it had that steep disappointment when it came to adding subscribers, 2.7 million versus the 5 million expected and the stock has not been able to bounce off that low at all. it is do

. >> you followed me from the nike store all the way to the amc theaters, antagonizing me, accusing me of something i told you i paid for that. >> reporter: joe says that is hurt in his voice, but after showing receipt for the ball instead of apologizing they say the officer said this. >> you intimidated her. >> she is intimidating us. two the officers did not care anything about my story, she didn't care about my story. i am treated like the dirtiest of all dogs. the skin of the family has hired an attorney. >> would like nike to engage in a discussion with us. is this an isolated incident or is this more of the corporate culture. is this something systemic and endemic? this lady, essentially as a manager.! in a statement nike says it is investigating the incident. adding we have reached out to the family to express our deepest apologies and will continue to work with our teams to ensure that we deliver on our expectations for consumer experiences. >> social media has been saying that they have been making it a black against white thing. i say this is a human thing first, i am a human

at amc. did you see john wick come out of the screen and kick people's asses in real life?rs came out, the thespians outside, and the cast of the lion king brought their performance to life in the streets by malling seven people to death. likely inspiring. plus we got a new life hack, people of us who live in new york and visit, if you can't afford tickets to "hamilton," cut the power and you get a show for free. everyone just comes outside. ( applause ) thankfully, after three hours, the power came back on, but even though no one was hurt, this blackout might be a sign of something a lot more ominous. >> while investigators don't believe foul play was involved in saturday, national security experts say the blackout should serve as a wakeup call. >> national security experts are very concerned that this country's power grid is vulnerable to a viber attack. >> complex systems that have been put in place and built upon over many years, there are going to be vulnerabilities. our adversaries know what the vulnerabilities are and they will look to exploit them. >> trevor: that's

the amc theater closed. you can see empty parking lot. the theater showed its last movie sunday and put a note on the door saying no more movies. it's been the only theater. closure was a surprise to the property owner who was planning an upgrade before the company pulled the plug. >>> the future of obamacare could be in jeopardy. today an appeals court heard arguments on why the law should be struck down. >> reporter: on capital hill watching the judges considering the health care future of millions of americans. democrats fighting for the affordable care act arguing millions of americans would lose preexisting condition coverage and medicaid coverage and seniors would pay more for prescription drugs. blue states on defense as 18 republican led states and the justice department asked that the affordable care act be struck down. the attorney general for texas saying it's time to bury obamacare once and for all. republicans and the president who ran on replacing obamacare have yet to put forward a plan of their own. >> we are going to fix

the culprits of course has got a renewed interest because of the amc series turn, and a book that is a historical fiction book called the secret six that is able to play out characterizations of little bit better because they're able to a fictional approach to it. the issue of spying on allied powers has currently surfaced. i'm wondering during the revolution where there espionage operations against our french allies? >> by the british and irish, the british didn't excellent job of penetrating the french government and also penetrating -- >> spying on the french? >> no. we are too busy basically hanging on. there was, however, one -- well, in paris the french government obviously watched the commissioners very carefully, and there is reporting on that. but in the army itself one of the foreign contractors, and interesting point, they started a tradition that today people seem to think just started during one of the gulf wars , which was the hiring of contractors to serve in the u.s. army. the continental congress hired a lot of foreign military officers in specialized fields like eng

. >> you can watch, sea of shadows in san francisco at the amc metreon 16 and then friday july 26. for ticket information go to www.ktvu.com and click on web links. >> reporter: coming up and 9:00 sending an apology to parents. the reason why the ceo of juul is saying sorry. >>> panic in parts of indonesia. aftermath from an earthquake. , ceo of juul is issuing an apology. 3.6 million middle and high school students regularly use e cigarettes. juul is the largest producer of those products. they have been criticized for marketing moves that appeal to children. they have fruit and candy flavored products. in an interview the ceo kevin, was asked what he would like to say to the parents who become addicted to their products. >> i am sorry their child is using the product. it's not intended for them. i hope there was nothing we did that made it appealing to them as a parent of a 16-year-old. i am sorry and i have empathy in terms of the challenges. >> earlier this year they will boated to ban all e cigarettes in san francisco. it goes into effect next year. >>> closing arguments begin

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which is, great assets you deal with john malone to get it or lion's gate and that kind of thing also amc is a very attractive asset in terms of content creation and audience. also, i think there's an opportunity for what i call targeted content companies to find a place and build a brand and ultimately may be acquired we have one within our partnership with amc called a corn media which distributes british mysteries and dramas of course, umc urban movie channel. so, there are ways to create brands that could one day become arequired. but i think when you look at the landscape, the big companies that have merged, merged because, in this case, buying is better than trying to build. the question is, how many of those can survive in the world of choices where consumers are going to decide how many dollars they want to put for somewhat similarly related content. there's only so much library stuff that they haven't seen and original programming is both expensive and challenging to make >> bob, that being the case and with everybody seemingly focusing on scripted content and bundling these chan

according to the east bay times, the property owner said he was working with amc on a multimillion dollarenovation plan. up until two weeks ago, we thought it was a done deal. the theater is more than 20 years old and attendance was dwindling. so he thought the renovations would help. >>> coming up today on the 4. the president set to speak about potential i.c.e. raids. and the u.s. census in just about an hour. >> and today at 4:00. we will have reaction to his speech, including how bay area cities are preparing for those i.c.e. raids. that and much more today at 4:00. >>> deputies say a driver is lucky to be alive after he crashed right into a sororo. and that smashed right through his windshield. the driver crossed the median. and crashed into that. and incredibly, the driver was not hurt. the driver was, however, detained because police say he may have been under the influence. >>> oakland city council is granted a 99-year lease on the henry j. kaiser auditorium. they are going to restore that 105-year-old building. it's scheduled to reopen by late next year. with new wheelchair ramps

the culpers have a he are newed interest now because of the amc series and a book that is a historical fiction book called the secret six that is able to play out characterizations a little bit better because they are able to use a fictional pproach to it. >> the issue of spying on allied powers has currently surfaced. i am wondering, during the revolution, were there espionage friends, against our allies? >> by the british -- the british did an excellent job penetrating the french government and penetrating extremely well our diplomatic -- no, we were too busy basically hanging on. there was, however, one proven -- well, in paris the french government obviously watched the three commissioners, the american commissioners very carefully. but in the army itself, one of the foreign contractors -- an interesting point -- they started a tradition that today people seem to think just started during one of the gulf wars, which was the hiring of contractors to serve in the u.s. army. the continental congress hired a lot of foreign military officers in specialized fields like engineering becaus

amc climbing more than 14% credit suiss still sees some risks on the horizon including media consolidationnd fewer people in the theaters that's always a challenge to theater owners and shares of boeing leading the dow after giving some details on how much of a hit the company will take because of the grounding of those 737 max planes and let's get some more details from phil labeau >> hi, tyler a little bit of certainty about how much the max will be costing boeing, not only for the second quarter but over the next couple of quarters over the next couple of years it plans to see a reduction in its q2 earnings, about $5.6 billion it's going to take an after-tax charge of 4.9 billion. all of this tied to the problems with the 737 max they remain parked they've been that way since they were grounded in mid-march though, boeing did say yesterday it expects the 737 max to return to service in the fourth quarter for the three u.s. airlines that have grounded maxes, they've been unable to fly remember, southwest joined united and american in saying we're taking it off the schedule at least throu

comic-con gorzelanny jeff tewksbury studio attractions like the amc hit show the walking dead were anyone can train for the zombie apocalypse. the amazon studio jack ryan with an up close look at virtual reality. it looks like a lot of fun. >> i would hit up the walking dead. i love the show. suck you don't want to catch some zombies? >> i would do it. strike you never know. they might come. >> none of us have actually been to comic-con. like i would totally go. i don't know anything about comics but i would go.>> i would dress up.>> i will stick to what i know. that is traffic. as far as traffic is concerned, the only experiencing a few trouble spot. let's get down to one. that is the bay bridge. just a few moments ago, several >> reporter: talk tow trucks went to the toll plaza. there trying to get a disabled vehicle just past the metering light slowing things down quite a bit now that they are unseen getting out of there, will be a little slow going until they do it. at least you have a pretty sunrise heading through the toll plaza. the overall big picture is mostly good. photo on the

rival amc now offers a three-movie a week plan for about 20 bucks a month.ecting about the same thing. three a week. that's a lot of movies. >> when you say the sales are fake, does that mean they jacked up the prices first? >> right. there's a lot going on on this. when we talked to.so of the consumer advocates. they say for some reason, the july 4th holiday is one of the worst for that. keep track. >> don't be fooled. >> exactly. >> thanks. >>> los gatos based netflix says it will cut back on smoking in its productions. the announcement comes after a anti-smoking group truth initiative found a 44% increase in smoking in the second season of "stranger things." next flix will exclude shots of smoking or e cigarette in t vice president 14 shows and pg13 movies except for historical accuracy. netflix will start including smoking information as a part of sits ratings. >> you medication this had show. netflix has appropriated the release of "stranger things" including making deals with dozen of brands to create "stranger things" sundaes to major league baseball

consolidation isn't just happening on the stud yeside, but also on the theater side >> i'm sure you'll mention amc and some of the others, but their share performance hasn't been great you may think these are hals ya halcyon days for the box office. >> i think there's questions as to what the market is responding to or waiting on a big part is the market trying to figure out what the streaming strategy is going to be for a lot of major studios right? two, three years ago, the big conversation was pvod, premium video on demand, charging $15 for a movie to watch it at home the weekend after it comes out now it looks like the evolution is subscription video on demand, where all of these studios are scrambling to launch their own streaming platforms. >> we should add, this was such a hot weekend on the east coast, i wonder if it helped drive people into the theaters who were like, i just need to get out of the heat, but regardless "the lion king" was a hit. >> the air conditioning is a key. but the end game appears to be streaming. >> i think it's a little bit of both, though we have to remember here

engineered the buyout and eventual demise of number 4 car maker american motors just so he could add amc's jeep brand to chrysler's inventory. iacocca chaired the commission that raised almost $300 million to restore ellis island and the statue of liberty. >> we remember the millions drawn here by that flame, and we renew our commitment to the ideals that kept it burning. >> reporter: iacocca was known for talking tough, and he often sounded like a politician. >> the administration has seemed to understand the importance of bargaining chips in nuclear disarmament, for example. but they don't have the faintest idea how to bargain in trade. >> reporter: in the 1980s he resisted entreaties to run for the white house himself but has campaigned since for both republican and democratic presidential candidates. iacocca retired from chrysler when he was 68. yet when the company presented him with a legacy award 20 years later, his vision couldn't be any clearer. >> i think the big three is coming back. >> reporter: only one car was ever named for iacocca, a 45th anniversary special edition mustang

if you are a fan of the amc should hit show the walking that you can train for the zombie apocalypse. this is important. >> also and amazon studios, jack ryan, you will get an up close look at virtual reality. you never know. the zombies make him. his back we need to be prepared. >> looks like fun. you can practice by hitting the dummy. >>> we are getting a check on traffic. >> i will take it from here. chris puckett it is not quite so cool is comic-con. you do not need a costume. an overall big picttrouble spot let's get right down to those. this is the richmond san rafael bridge. the westbound direction down to about 11 miles per hour, because of an accident. the right shoulder is blocked as you are approaching the toll plaza. it is slow going. the backup, approaching the richmond san rafael bridge. it is not usually disclose to the san rafael freeway but today it is. what you are pass it your backup to a regular running speed and look at the north or south bond 101 without a problem. the altamont pass is down to 14 miles per hour. it is starting to get better easing up at this hour

. >>> a new ctor might jump the leader amc s lookingo challe a-list. the largest theater chain.hey old a edge over key competitors because it operates theaters regal is the second largest theater chain in the country. >>> this morning we get a perspective of the new "lion king" movie. >> it hits in three weeks. so check this out. stunning new pictures show the stars of the movie meeting up with their virtual counterparts. you could see beyonce is nala and we also see donald glover as simba in the stunning profile with dramatic lighting. director john favreau tweeted out the photos of the cast and characters starring in that highly-anticipated remake. the new "lion king" hits theaters july 19th and disney is a parent company of abc 7. >> she has no bad angles. >> no, including staring at a lion. >>> less than six months until christmas. can you believe it? and here is a question? are you great at baking. if you are, you could win $25,000. the hallmark channel is casting contestants for a christmas cookie competition show so the tv series will put bakers through decorating and tas

amc, imax and cinemark all down. >>> to that sprint and t-mobile story or soap opera. as charlie gasparino reported, over the weekend, better than paying attention to his twitter feed, talks for the $26 billion merger will at least have an announcement lurking as possibly as soon as wednesday. sprint is todown a penny. t-mobile up 11 cents. whatever. slightly higher. but the deal, as charlie likes to say, could fall apart because there are reports of some renegotiation of price happening between the companies, the two leaders right there. john ledger. the deal hinges on the diffic t divestiture of dish's charlie ergen. regulators can be happy about the deal knowing if they give some of this or sell some of it to charlie ergen, then it's a fair landscape for the consumer. the condition is he does not turn around and sell those assets, those assets are spectrum, right, to some other big player. much more on this with charlie gasparino later on in the show. we put the question mark on deal done. >>> let's get to this break news. an all-star meeting happening at the white

that they've ben vacted from major buildings and there's a big movie theet e on upper west side in amcincoln square that has ordered mandatory evacuation people are are on social media sharing photos and images of a lot of people congregated on streets -- we've had announcement of people on upper floor here we're at 6th eave and 48th street in midtown, manhattan one of the areas that impacted by this outage we've got a lot of floors in our building so we've made announcement over our intercom and a some stuck on upper floor to remain calm call a number and let folks know where they might see a fire engine on your screen right now. fire department in new york city tweeted out recently they are working to rescue people who are stuck in elevators first those confine spaces could, obviously, be dangerous or traumatic for people who might be trapped -- at high temperatures so working to get people out of both the subways who might be trapped and also elevators who might be trapped 27,000 people without power, at this moment -- no official update from coned on where or how that major event h

universal's "fast & furious" presents hobbs and shaw opening the following friday now, theater chains, amcof those shares moving higher this morning, though they have given up some of those gains but this really does help close the gap with last year's record box office performance and disney is poised to dominate the box office for years to come at comic-con this past weekend, it unveiled five marvel movies debuting in the next two years and of course, we'll have to see how disney uses all of this content to help drive drive subscribers to its new streaming service launching in november. guys, back over to you >> julia, thank you. julia boorstin >>> u.s. officials including treasury secretary mnuchin and white house economic adviser larry kudlow hosting a meeting at the white house of semiconductor and software executives today to discuss the u.s. ban on huawei according to sources, companies that were invited to this meeting include intel, micron, qualcomm, and broadcom microsoft also invited reuters reporting that google was invited, too semiconductors are actually a strong performer ri

. >> credit suisse initiating amc as an outperform, $18 price target the recent selloff is an attractiventry point and looks ahead to box office growth for the next three quarters. jumped 9% off the back of this call jim, it is an upgrade based on a 46 -- 43% sale price decline since april as opposed to a long term bullish on the fundamentals. >> you have to wonder about any company when you have a raging bull market and all areas of the market are moving and the institutions are saying i don't want that one. for this one, i don't know, you better call saul because it's been breaking bad. no, i'm kidding. the issue for these media companies is going to be content because you've got on the big streamers you have shows migrating, "the office" is leaving and going somewhere else, "friends" is leaving, going somewhere else and what we've seen is through subscriber growth isn't necessarily there anymore and margins will be squeezed for a content company i think they might show up as an acquisition target, but you better keep bringing good content. >> it's up 9.5% today at least still to come

stuart: amc down at the moment. all right. check that big board, please.s monday morning but we are not going very far in either direction. the dow at this moment is up 12 points. >>> now, moments from now, president trump holds a signing ceremony in the rose garden for the 9/11 victim compensation fund. we will bring you that live when it starts. >>> also, president trump threatening to label antifa a terrorist organization. we are on that one. and the president has been branded a racist for describing congressman cummings' district as a disgusting rat and rodent infested place. to me, the term racist has been weaponized by the left and i really don't like it. my take on that, next. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums . . and the do