we saw that there was people running by a dillards.in, we're learning bits and pieces about this area and also about what police are learning from social media, from witnesses that are on the scene. we also have learned from a manager of one of the restaurants that is nearby that there are three establishments at least three establishments on lockdown. and that includes the landry's, hooter's and red lobster. people are hunkered down for safety and of course other people running as you are seeing in this video at the moment. and like you were saying, fred, you can hear the desperation in the people and yet again here in america, another active shooter on this saturday at a time when a lot o mall to get clothing for back to school or walmart for back to school. >> and that it is a saturday, you know, early afternoon/late morning when that is typically when people flood to big shopping area, stores like this. you mentioned the dillards. we know there is a walmart there. and the restaurants. these are big restaurant chains. and this is el

so we walked throuthcpenney, through the mall and out of dillard's where we waited in the parking lothey told us to be patient, they were doing everything they could, trying to provide some shade. i mean, it wasjust a waiting game, i guess. we assumed they were looking for these active shooters. i just really have no words, honestly. because i've never been in a situation like this. and i didn't know how to feel, and looking at people around me, people were crying, panicking, and i really was just thinking the worst, you know, what am i going to do? how am i going to get out of the situation? making sure my parents were all right and we were going to be ok. you're just so indisposed to these people that have guns and are shooting at you, they are targeting you. and you know, there's a lot of talk that they were targeting because of, you know, the race, you know, most of the people here in el paso are hispanic. that was the view from inside the shopping mall, from victoria, one of those caught up in the shooting in el paso, in texas. they are waking up el paso, in texas. they are wakin

we have not seen a mass evacuation of whether it's walmart, dillard's or the mall. we have not had people being evacuated in an organized fashion yet. at least we haven't seen that. it may be happening in some places. but it's smart money in jcpenney to stay locked in, because remember, in these active shooter situations you want to, you know, barricade, escape, barricade or fight, and if you can get static for just a few minutes, the police are going to be there. so the killing time is the early time. and that's something to remember. so if you can get barricaded and let that time pass, that's more and more police and federal agents and state troopers and deputies coming and you're getting safer by the second. so you just got to survive that initial minutes of active killers. >> jim, this would sort of seem to be a nightmare scenario for law enforcement, officials who are going to this mall right here. they hear these reports of a shooting at the mall. you heard the officials there saying that store clerk earlier on saying to the customers, oh, it's over here at di

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picked up the kids and carried them with me and me and the other guy did and we made it through dillard's. i really wasn't worried about myself. >> what did you think about -- what ran through your mind when you hearded shots? >> i'm in the military. it's a feeling that you can't explain, you know what i'm saying? you heart is -- all you think is pull out your weapon and think fast. >> what were the kids -- >> they were running around crying. just running around and all i could think about was the kids. i think about it if my child, if i had one, what i would want someone else to do and i pecked them up a them up and the other guy did as well. i couldn't go back and -- i tried my best -- me and the other guy as many out as possible and that's all that was. i couldn't really do nothing. >> thank you. >> that was u.s. army specialist glendon oakley and we spoke to him earlier as well and he is totally understandably shaken by what he saw and he tried to protect the little kids who were in that mall and a lot of shopping and going on back to school shopping in el paso and let's bring in shim

we have more retail trades straight ahead on the blitz and talking has bro, gap, and dillard's.irst, let's look at the s&p 500 sectors. technology feeling the most pain down by 2.4% really being led down by the semi-conductor index, which is down by re tmohan 3% "halftime report" is back right after this what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. hurry in and lease the glc 300 suv for just $419 a month with credit toward your first month's payment at the mercedes-benz summer event. going on now. >>> the trader blitz with retail names. hasbro trading lower as the toy maker announced it would buy entertainment one for about $4 billion. that's the home of peppa the pig. >> i think hasbro, the home of my little pony, buying peppa the pig for $4 billion, peppa the pig was $1.5 billion in revenues in 2019. so i think hasbro is wanting to have global synergies, increase their brand name the risk of the stock is they paid a hefty multiple and they took on a lot of leverage. oo we'll see if the pig and pony can get along. >> dillard's raising the

while we're running toward dillard's, we run past the playpen.ole bunch of kids running, so i grabbed as many as possible, and i tried to get a couple others to help me, but, you know, they're so scared and terrified, they just keep running. so i stopped and grabbed as many as i could and brought them with me. jon: we are all grateful for that. i'm sure their parents are as well. so you are licensed to carry. you're a member of the military, which branch by the way? >> i'm in the army. also registered in my name. every weapon i have is registered. jon: yeah. so you're licensed to carry. you actually had a weapon on you at the time. but you did not see the gunman; correct? >> no, i didn't. i mean, i just did now like on the internet, but during that time, no, i didn't. jon: yeah, because the shooting apparently did start in the wal-mart, and then he somehow made his way over to the mall, at least that's what the early information is from police. again, we're expecting to get a news conference from local authorities about half hour from now. we'll

team came in and ordered us to put our hands up and run through the building through dillards where we waited for about three hours for some word on what to do. leland: did you hear any gunshots? >> so, i did not hear any of the gunshots and after being out there for so long i got to talk to people who were in different parts of the mall. i just talked to this woman a particular who told me she heard gunshots. leland: what was the first indication you had that something was from? was the first indication watching someone with a weapon saying but your hands up? >> like i said i was in the jcpenney store and first they announced they were going to close down the store and at first i thought it was something minor. they told us all to stay in the middle of the store and they told us to go into the corner and that's when a red flag went up and i thought something was not right. they announced that there was an active shooter in the mall and we had to wait there for further instructions. leland: what were you thinking during that time? >> i was so worried for myself and for my parents just

. >> we are running from inside the mall to dillards and they're just screaming to get out. >> the responsele are answering the call from police to give blood. others are showing up to volunteer and do whatever's asked of them. >> in a situation like this, you just ask yourself, how can i help? >> i'm eric thomas, thanks for joining us. at least 20 people dead, 26 injured. three of the victims are from mexico according to that country's mexico. one suspect is under arrest. this is one of the worst mass shootings in u.s. history. joining us now is abc news reporter megan debreezian. she's been following this for us in new york. >> reporter: good afternoon, eric. abc news just learned the el paso police chief says authorities are examining what he called a manifesto they believe written by the shooter and shows a possible nexus to a hate crime. scene of horror at an el paso

team came in and ordered us to put our hands up and run through the building through dillards where weted for about three hours for some word on what to do. leland: did you hear any gunshots? >> so, i did not hear any of the gunshots and after being out there for so long i got to talk to people who were in different parts of the mall. i just talked to this woman a particular who told me she heard gunshots. leland: what was the first indication you had that something was from? was the first indication watching someone with a weapon saying but your hands up? >> like i said i was in the jcpenney store and first they announced they were going to close down the store and at first i thought it was something minor. they told us all to stay in the middle of the store and they told us to go into the corner and that's when a red flag went up and i thought something was not right. they announced that there was an active shooter in the mall and we had to wait there for further instructions. leland: what were you thinking during that time? >> i was so worried for myself and for my parents just beca

channel will continue to lose share you know in apparel and cosmetic categories in particular and so dillard'ss a name fredericksburg that we have a sell rating on then from a discounter or food standpoint, we would note that walmart and target are taking a lot of share and so conversely, we look at a company like kroger as one that is one of the shared donors to those winners. >> yeah, that kind of donor you don't want to be finally, we have gap reporting earnings after the bell today. what are you looking for >> for gap, we're actually expecting same store sales to be negative across all three banners. with gap still down in the down nine to 10% range. old navy for the second quarter in a row, down low single digits we expect pressure on gross margins. we've reduced our estimates there. given the high level of promotional intensity. we are concerned about the, to be a full year guidance. so overall, we are cautious on gap heading into the close but we note that we have heard from a number of retailers this week that have spoken more positively what about they've seen as it relates to back to

it's dillards, it's the fifth entertainment district in dayton.atching your show from anywhere in america, there's a street like this where you have new shops pops up, new bars, new restaurants, people are building the community up again in dayton. i'll say, if people want to help dayton and help these victims and their families, go to the dayton foundation website and make a contribution there for the families, this is happening everywhere. it's got to stop, neil. we have to stop this. >> neil: many of your colleagues have blamed the president and his tone. but i think you know over multiple administrations with various party loyalties and approaches, these shootings have continued. i'm wonder if that is a constructive idea to say the president is inciting this type of behavior. you think that is fair? >> i believe the president is most certainly creating an environment here where people like this kid in el paso drive ten hours to go kill mexicans. kill people of color. when you look at what the president has done, neil, around charlottesville, s

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. >> there was -- people were running from inside the mall to dillard's and they were just screaming to get out. >> i told my mother, mom, there are gunshots, we need to go. she froze and did not move. i told her, let's move, get down, get down. >> reporter: shoppers took cover, businesses went on lockdown, and first responders rushed to locate an active shooter. within hours el paso police spokesman robert gomez said an arrest had been made. >> we do have one person in custody. i can confirm that it is a white male in his 20s. the suspect lived some 600 miles away in the town of allen, texas, a sprawling superb north of dallas. the gunman was arrested without incident just a few blocks from the walmart store. federal sources tell cnn the shooter left an online manifesto. filled with anti-immigrant views and a hatred of hispanics. >> right now we have a manifesto from this individual that indicates to some degree it has a nexus to potential hate crime. the fbi will be looking into that with other federal authorities, but right now we're looking at potential capital murder charges for

they use a specialized all aluminum high-speedboat named the john dillard to find and remove the debris before one of the many ferries runs into it. >> probably the oddest with the exception of floating cars and refrigerators. >> refrigerators. >> cars. >> and a jacuzzi with chlorinated water in it. >> wow. the john dill ard is on patrol four days a week. the busiest time is during winter storms. >>> a monster yacht the length of a football field and we found out who it belongs to. our don ford snapped this picture yesterday. it belongs to british businessman joe lewis who is best known as the owner of totnam. it is the first yacht to have an indoor paddle tennis court. must be nice. >> very nice. >>> u.s. women's soccer star carly lloyd is considering kicking for the nfl. >> and she should. the 37 got a couple of offers after nailing a 55-yard field goal at a practice last week. take a look. >> yes! >> she's awesome. in addition to -- yeah she did. in addition to her 55-yard field goal lloyd also hit a 40-yard goal. lloyd was offered a chance to participate with two different teams in

dillard's got crushed, macy's got crushed. the department store model is that over?at is to your point a operations issue. retailers need to examine exactly how much money they are spending on those overhead costs. if you look at the balance sheet, there is top line and bottom-line growth. when you see the retailers get crushed like that, that really points to the fact that maybe they need to redo, really look at how their bottom lines grow. charles: good challenge. the department store model has big challenges. >> especially with the unicorns like the real real and rent the runway, offering rentals for people to get clothe for women like me to get clothes. seeing bloomingdale's do it, banana republic is offering it. so i think that's where it is going. charles: you're always ahead of the curve. great seeing you. >> thank you, charles. charles: hong kong protesters back in the streets, calling for a massive atm withdrawal as a warning to china. china may be looking for ways to trigger a confrontation. we'll go live on the ground in hong kong next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing

ever-changing trade environment including iconic names like abercrombie & fitch, bloomingdale's and dillard'ssociation ceo, rick shelfen bind joining us now. thank you for being with us, five days ticking down now before the next round of tariffs, up to 15%. what impact will this have on the retailers? >> well, ashley, as you said, we are five days from retail armageddon. the good will meet the bad. you know, i know a lot of the administration watches your show and, seriously, i hope they pull back on this september 1 event because if we get hit with these tariffs, this is a one-way ticket to retail ugly. and it will be very difficult to pull back. you know, china for many reasons is the largest supplier of apparel and footwear to america, and, you know, it's going to have -- [laughter] most of the a aa peril is going to get hit, and about half the footwear is going to get hit. and this is our selling season. we know the president loves christmas. we know it. and we hope he doesn't want his administration to be the grinch. we don't make that much money, and 15% is going to take away the profi

you watch and you see walmart in the background, dillard's in the background, churches in the background these shootings and you think there's no place safe to go. that's eating at us as a country and that's part of the reason why our anxiety level is so high. and what happened down in el paso, you cannot -- you cannot not connect the president of the united states and his rhetoric. i read that manifesto this morning a couple of times. the language in there is so similar to the kind of language that you hear at a trump rally, you see in his tweets, and the president isn't just speaking to, you know, really smart people who are stable at his rallies. he's speaking to the lowest common denominator to where this jackass gets in a car and drives ten hours to go kill latinos and hispanics and mexicans, mostly mexicans. i mean he's creating a culture and an environment in which this stuff keeps happening. we're so dysfunctional. you mentioned it in the last interview. we passed universal background checks out of the house of representatives. it's sitting at mitch mcconnell's doorstep right now

southwest airlines just below $50 this afternoon and shares of dillards are falling 4.5% after that retailereported a wider than expected loss and missed on revenue their comp store sales also fell by 5%. and over to susan herera for a cnbc news update hi, sue. >> hello, everyone here's what's happening at this hour police have released a photograph of a man who was recorded on security cameras placing a pair of rice cookers in a new york city subway station. that prompted an evacuation, and it disrupted the morning commute. a third cooker of the same type was later discovered two miles away on a sidewalk federal investigators examining the wreckage of a plane crash involving dale earnhardt jr.'s family the plane rolled off the end of the runway in tennessee after landing and it caught fire miraculously, no one was seriously injured. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell underwent successful surgery to repair a shoulder injury a spokesman says the surgery was performed without incident and the fcc has announced that it would like to designate 988 as the national suicide prevention hotline's

>> he is over here in dillards. so over there. cops are there. >> lots of frightened people. and the he will pael paso mayorg us with the latest. thank you so much for joining us. your chief of staff has told us that there are multiple fatalities, that there is a suspect in custody. first of all action our hearts go out to the families, all the your people there. what can you tell us on the very latest information that you are getting? >> wolf, this is a tragedy that we never ever would have thought would have happened in el paso. it tears me up. there are suspects in custody. there are three suspects in custody. still an active scene. i can't confirm the number of fatalities. but there are fatalities. and el paso police department is working with the fbi, texas department of public safety. and other law enforcement agencies. we're utilizing all the resources that are available. and determining what happened and hopefully to finkd out why. >> when you say multiple fatal dafatal -- fatality, have they given you any specific numbers? >> no, i have no formal sxkexac numbers. >>

dillards was another. everyone wab was responding to that that.cial media somewhat influenced that. but in the final analysis of all this the suspect was arrested at sun mount. and in vicount on the west side of the wal-mart. >> was he arrested by el paso police officers. >> arrested by el paso police officers. >> yes. >> and i think the governor mentioned that he disarmed himself on their command. >> he surrendered to the approaching officers. >> and he was still armed at that time. >> i don't know that matter of factly but he surrendered to ols on being seen. >> right now only one. >> there was a honda accord at the scene. >> you're asking for specifics right now. right now that's under investigation. >> the white man with the manifesto is becoming increasingly common threat in the united states it feels like. what can we do to prevent this from happening in the future? >> that's for a psychologist to answer. that's something that is definitely i think in play. but that's beyond my skill set . [ inaudible question ] >> i only caught the tail end

misleading information going to different locations as far as supermarkets, costco was one location, dillard'snother. everyone was responding to that. social media somewhat influenced that, but in the final analysis of all this, the suspect was arrested at sun mount and viscount -- >> [inaudible] >> i'm sorry? >> [inaudible] >> yes. >> [inaudible] the governor mentioned that he disarmed himself -- [inaudible] >> he surrendered to the approaching officers. >> [inaudible] >> i don't know that matter-of-factly, but he surrendered to police upon being seen. >> [inaudible] >> right now we only have one. >> [inaudible] >> you're asking me for specifics right now. right now that's still under investigation. >> the manifesto is becoming increasingly common in the united states. what can we do to prevent this from happening -- [inaudible] >> that's for a psychologist to answer. that's something that is definitely, i think, in play, but that's beyond my skill sets. >> [inaudible] >> i only caught the preliminary -- >> do we train for active shooters. >> we train for active shooter events all the time. a

the walmart is over here. 144 stores anchored by macy's and dillard's.any of them going wards the walmart, which is located here about 100 feet away. frank, you see a movie theater over there to the north there. it's more than a million, by the way, square feet. we had shootings in incidents before where authorities had to go door to door and store to store. are they going to have to go over this entire complex which includes apenny, and the walmart where the initial reports of the shootingoo to th this map. frank. >> yeah. this is goibe massive clearing job. not only do ensure there's not another shooter hiding somewhere, but also so ensure that some victims aren't lying injured somewhere and that people simply aren't continuing to hide, perhaps having anxiety attacks or very fearful of ever getting themselves out of the closet or back room that they are hiding in. so yes, there will be a large-scale resource-intensive everett to clear the entire facility, square foot by square foot, ensuring everyone is out safely. the run/hide/fight mantra we instill

misleading information going to different locations as far as supermarkets, costco was one location, dillard's was another. everyone was responding to that, social media somewhat influenced that. but in the final analyze of all of this, suspect was arrested at sun mount. vie count, which is on the west side of the walmart where the initial shooting took place. >> was he arrested by el paso police officers? >> yes. >> and i think the governor mentioned that he disarmed himself on their command? >> he surrendered to the approaching officers. >> he was still armed at that time? >> i don't know that matter of fabricating factually but he surrendered to police upon being seen. >> there was a honda accord at the scene. was that his vehicle? >> are you asking me for specifics? right now that's still under investigation. >> the manifesto has become a increasingly common threat in the united states it feels like. what can we do to prevent this from happening in the future? >> that's for a psychologist to answer. that's something that is definitely, i think, in play, but that's beyond my skill set. [ in

misleading information going to different locations as far as supermarkets costco was one location dillard's was another everyone was responding to that social media somewhat influenced that but in the final analysis of all this the suspect was arrested at sun mount and. invite county which is on the west side of the wal-mart out there were the initial shooting took place. i'm sorry. yes. he surrendered to the approaching officers. i don't know that matter of fact way but he surrendered to police so on being scene. right now we only have one. you're asking for specifics right now right now that still under investigation when you. read. that's for a psychologist the answer that's something that is definitely i think in play but that's beyond my skills that. only caught the tail end of that man who we try. we train for act. if shooters events all the time and as i said to my staff and to that apartment we train for this not expecting it to happen but nonetheless we have to prepare for it to happen and we try to get the community as much as involved as we possibly can to participate in the have

but our oceans are dillard's or source of. oxygen so they are the true ones that there were so the amazon would be more like the air cause of there was something that keeps the climate and helps to fight it coming change keep they have a lock down but one aspect here is that it's not because the evidence not the minds of the world that we shouldn't protect it because it's really important for right images for different reasons for a rival it's more more about preserving the core carbon monoxide and not releasing it into the world rather than producing right got it thank you so much it's been a really interesting conversation thank you. iran's president says his country will not hold talks on any nuclear deal with the u.s. unless all sanctions are lifted and ronnie's comments come a day after the u.s. president said he was open to meeting the iranian leader if the circumstances are right trump was speaking at the g. 7 summit in france president emanuel craws offered to facilitate talks between the 2 sides of the honey and says

side of the building, i want to say, they had evacuated most of the people, especially first at dillardse were yelling and screaming in there. they were the first to be evacuated, and they took us out to the parking lot between cielo vista mall and the walmart. we were in the parking lot for about three hours. el paso is triple digit heat, it was hot, we were told to wait for further instruction and we assumed it was because they were still looking for these people, these active shooters. 20 dead, victoria, that death toll may rise. tell us about el paso and the reaction there has been so far to this. about el paso and the reaction there has been so far to thislj about el paso and the reaction there has been so far to this. i was born and raised here in el paso, and it is the best place. i have always felt so safe, and it is home. i go to college and hour out of el paso, but i come home as often as i can. this is where my family is out, so just the reactions, just now it is starting to hit me all that has happened. 20 people is a large number, and it is so sad to know that these people a

look at the months, and dillard's and khol's down, most of them down, their rally today, even with the yields down today, and finally same with the transports in the transports overall. the british pound following today. thank god wilfred is back. >> no, they didn't that was the only reason i actually really like the new look i september them let's get to the story, though, the chance of a no-deal brexit rose today, as prime minister johnson reduced the numbers of parliamentary business days remain between now october 31st. parliament will only sit about a week before being suspended before the 14th of october this so-called -- is not abnormal in itself, though the length of it under the current circumstances is extreme and has been labeled as, quote, constitutional outrage by the speaker john burko or change the prime minister, the lack of parliamentary time makes the former much harder, increasing the chance of a no-confidence motion in the prime minister early next week when parliament returns and is in session there you can see the pound 1.2216 deutsche bank put it a the about 50%,

. >> there was -- people were running from inside the mall to di dillard's and screaming to get out. >> i told my mom, mom, there are gunshots, we need to go. she froze and he did not move. i told her, let's move, get down. >> reporter: shoppers took cover, businesses went on the lockdown and first responders rushed to locate an active shooter. within hours, el paso police spokesman robert gomes said an arrest had been made. >> we do have one person in custody. i can confirm it is a white male in his 20s. >> reporter: the suspect lived some 600 miles away in the town of allen, texas, a sprawling suburb north of dallas. the gunman was arrested without incident just a few blocks from the walmart store. federal sources tell cnn the shooter left an online manifesto filled with anti-immigrant views and a hatred of hispanics. >> right now we have a manifesto from this individual that indicates to some degree he has a nexus to potential hate crime. the fbi will be looking into that with other federal authorities. but right now we're looking at potential capital murder charges for this indiv

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bottom today or orbit still high >> let's get a check on individual market movers dillard's falling afterunexpected loss for the quarter. revenue below forecasts and saw same store sales fall 1% and shares are higher on the heels of its earnings and revenue beat after the bell yesterday. the company saying results were helped by demand for a newer high end graphic chips designed for video games. that stock is surging 7.5% keith, what do you think what do you think of the semis overall? the materials n video reporting better than expected numbers. >> if you are like me and believe there will be a trade deal worked out with china i think all that pressure you'll see them rally pretty hard and i'm a believer in a trade deal with china well ahead of the 2020 election. >> because the u.s. will soften its position or it will become comprehensive? >> i think they'll work toward that and again i'm a big believer that politicians understand where they are in the calendar and if this economy is going to keep moving the tariff situation needs to get ironed out. >> keith, let's go for your last chanc

. >> we sell department stores, nordstrom, dillard's, a hugeoff price business with t.j. the craze. we think they're here to stay. this is what we're selling just tons of. maria: for what age? >> we target 7 to 14. maria: okay. and so it's funny that something comes up and it's like it just takes off like fire, this year it's unicorns. >> you know what? the last two and-a-half years have been unicorns. mini backpacks, cross bodies, anything hands-free. anything that you can be hands-free. maria: what are you expecting? we have this conversation ongoing about whether or not we're t going to see an economic slowdown. do you see expectations that consumers will spend less this year on these kinds of things? >> we have continue l wally -- continually seen growth with the products. i think the customer is -- our girl is on social media, 24/# an24/7and she knows what she wa. this is what attracts her. maria: the state of retail the same thing or are you seeing the state of retail change? >> i think this demographic in specific is really key because they are just young and ready

company is think of all the businesses that have spun out of there, how we'll they've done barry dillardjoey levin, they keep doing it over and over again. the stock sup five time is up f three years. good business. >> i don't disagree. not only will i not disagree, but i grow they've been underappreciated >> the way joey carries himself, not a lot of self-promotion. they take crown jewel assets that make sense not under their umbrella and spin them out on their own. so many executives don't like to do that. they like to go to the country club and say i run a $50 billio business and not chop it down to 25 billion >> it's an interesting model they're taking stuff in, fixing it, spitting it out. >> they're good at the marketing side of it they're great. they're the best >> let's move on to walgreens. the drugstore chain plans to close about 200 u.s. stores in a move expected to generate cost savings of more than 1$1.5 billion by 2022. that's about 3% of its u.s. footprint that stock down a half perce percent. >>> coming up, summer volatility, it's been a wild five sessions in the market. w

to david's point, whether it's kohl's, macy's, dillard department stores, those who haven't invested,aken on amazon, have seen their stocks get crushed. stuart: fair point, well made. look at the share price of the theme park chain six flags. right out of left center field, here comes jonathan saying, suggesting that apple or netflix could buy it. okay. before we go any further, do you own six flags stock? >> no. stuart: okay. >> no, i don't. i don't own the stock but i'm always looking for sectors of the market that are doing well without a lot of obvious explanation, looking for the trends as they start to emerge. a lot of these theme park operators like ticker symbol fun, six flags or sea world, those are doing well even during this time of market uncertainty. with all this talk about the entertainment giants battling it out, what does, for example, disney have that netflix or apple do not? they have the theme park presence where people can actually go, step into the movies. it's a hare-brained idea. i don't own the stock. stuart: did you say hare-brained? what on earth would netfl