like when are we going to disney it's been a week i love disneyland and i love disney world. it's the happiest place on earth! i've been so many times. >> really like how many throw out a number you really wanna know? >> at least 20. >> no. >> yea. >> my trip to disney world was my favorite trip ever! because i went with my sister, who i'm very close with. we were there for five days by ourselves and we would wake up really early in the morning and just hit every single park in one day, so we'd go to all of the parks in one day! >> believe it or not, i met my wife down there, on spring break. i was working, she was there with her family, we met there 42. they were building the wedding chapel that year was 1993. in 2005, we got married in that chapel. >> my favorite disney experience is still ahead! i've got a date with a beast next! up next, on the red carpet's extremely royal makeover! gowns, crown! >> hair, jewelry. >> let's do it girl! >> this week, birthday wishes go out to jaden smith who is 15 on monday. tom hanks celebrates his 57th birthday on july 9th. and sofia verg

let's start with disney. - everybody knows the core holdings of disney, but the theme parks are really a major source of their income. there's really two trains of thought here: with ticket prices rising quite a bit, is that going to hold people back? well, their attendance has actually been increasing quite a bit - in fact, it's up about 10% over the last couple years, but in that same period of time, their margins are actually down 15%. what concerns me a little bit about disney is that 25% of the operating profit from the theme parks comes from overseas, and we all know what's going on overseas right now. disney has a big coming out party, a big expansion with their disneyland in shanghai coming up soon, so that's something to be careful about. - would you buy this stock at current levels? - yes. - okay. what about six flags? - six flags i absolutely love. ever since this stock came out of bankruptcy, it has just been on this nice grind forward. 39% year-over-year their attendance is up. we're coming into the prime part of the season. their margins are so much healthier now, because

mostly because all things are owned by disney.ughter) an my favorite show is the disney channel good luck charlie, a family sitcom about the ups and downs of raising five children. now as a fan i feel like i've been kicked right in the mickeys because in a first for the disney channel, next season one of little charlie's play dates will be with a kid who has two moms. two moms! they'll probably be having their own play date with crayons and construction paper, or as they call it, scissoring. (laughter) >> stephen: oh, i know, i know. ugly stuff. folks, i am outraged and i am not alone. the faith and freedom network and foundation railed, the entertainment industry is doing everything humanly possible to normalize homosexual relations an on the tea party nation they're saying walt disney must be spinning in his grave, yes, or at the very least someone has put his frozen head on a lazy susan. disney, i demand that you drop this two mommies plot and go back to delivering wholesome messages. like teaching our children that they can be

disney is just going to be watching its budget from now on. it was already shut down because of a $250 million budget at one time. they got it down to around $215. that's still very high for a western. but these are the people that did the "pirates" movies, came up with $3.7 billion in grosses for the "pirates" movies, so they gave them carte blanche and let them do what they want, and they paid the price for it. - some people are saying we might see some more safer sequels coming from disney. - like "iron man 3?" the $1.2 billion movie that came out this year that disney is making tons of money on in conjunction with marvel. they probably have that $150 million write-off in a suitcase in jerry bruckheimer's closet. so i'm sure they're going to be just fine. - here's a look at the numbers at the box office from the holiday weekend: "despicable me" coming in at $143 million, so that sequel did extremely well for universal; "the lone ranger" at $48 million; "the heat," $36 million; "monsters university" at $30 million; and "world wars z" at $26

an analyst to has a neutral rating on disney.se analyst telling giving it an outperform. you first. and outperform, which you just recently made that call knowing how a lone ranger would do. why is that? does this not concern you? >> thank you for having me. you know, just beyond perform, maintaining our rating. we understood that the lone ranger was out there. this movie stems from the previous regime which was replaced shortly after john carter. so the movie has been tracking forward for months. we are looking at at our outperform rating promising on catalyst's and also, the strength, the espn asset, lucas' film coming out of the the next couple of years. a number of other ms as they have made in theme parks. so the bigger picture is really the driver behind it. liz: let's get to the numbers. so an estimated $250 million to make the lone ranger. okay. that in and of itself as the production cost. 1,705,000,000 in a marketing budget is huge. what did it make? what was the last number you saw? i saw just under 50 million for the

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disney disaster.at the date movie studio because of the, well, "lone ranger." this is a bomb. dennis: this could be the most monumental flop of the entire summer. now comes this movie which was said to cost a quarter of a billion dollars to make. it brings in less than $10 million. "despicable me" bringing in $34 million. for disney, i mean, some people think that disney could be looking at a charge against earnings on par with "john carter." when they did the "john carter" movie, they did not have a movie offsetting that. you have to wonder what it means. "despicable me" was a sequel. this one is 80 years old. dagen: i cannot wait for "pacific rim." dennis: you were thinking about the guy and i was thinking about the big machines. dagen: exactly. thank you, dennis. dennis is not going anywhere. cheryl is coming onset. the jobs numbers, why we need to do better in this country. to money managers squaring off for the topics. markets now. more after this. ♪ n investor be a name and not a number? scottra

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for disney the simple lesson may be to make a better film.ranger runs two and half hours, an embarrassing 28 percent positive ratings from critics. and another lesson may be, don't make questions. despicable me, 130 million for this weekend, the biggest premier for any western. meanwhile, cowboys and aliens opening and $36 million. believe me, it was the aliens, not the cowboys, that people wanted to see. cheryl: don't make a western. point well taken. all right. have you seen any of these? i guess -- >> i just have not had time. i would rather see it on disk, on demand then go to the theater with some guy testing on a cell phone and talking like he is at right. good story. thank you very much. we have had the brightest in business you're counting down to the closing bell this week. in case you missed it, here is what is worth repeating. ♪ >> we are in a very unnatural state of the world where we have the fed buying a trillion dollars of assets per year from the financial markets. and it is not sustainable. >> rather than buying these big upf

i want you think disney, picks arpixar. disney is franchises. what i buy disney today?robably not. what i continue to watch it for the next 10 to 15 years, probably so. next up, lone ranger. we have a loser, blackberry down 25% on friday. the new blackberry 10 attached device is not selling very well. on top of that, they are kind of internet road kill. they're stuck in the third, fourth best behind apple and samsung as far as phones ago. smaller, cheaper, faster is not a good way to invest. investors, the tech keypad is on its way out. finally out, one more winner. this is a trend, it is a trend i do not like. as f x entertainment doesn't dance music. they follow the next one sec filing which means they will be bringing in dance music to the public market. this is an industry growing incredibly quickly. 100,000 teenagers crowd of the las vegas motor speedway recently. this is a for a half billion dollar industry. you can invest in numerous areas, dance music becoming public is interesting to note. coming up on the show, we will bring up an expert and talk a little mone

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nicole: let's take a look at disney.we watched it yesterday after "the lone ranger" over the weekend. i enjoyed the music, however, the movie was a flop. and basically it brought in 50 million and despicable me brought in 150 million. so that should tell you something right there. stuart: basically we're talking here and giving a movie review on a tuesday morning after the weekend. we're not really seriously looking at the financials of disney which doesn't care about 100 million write-off at all. that's why the stock is up. a alcoa kicked off the yesterday. >> and they beat the expectations on earnings per share, on the revenues, on the outlook. good news, it's up 1%. however, it's interesting when you broke down the report with that, from sector to sector, whether it was aerospace or autos or building and materials. they see growth in the different sectors. >> nobody cares. it's $8 a share, it's been $8 almost as long as i've been alive, i think. but anyway, that's a long time. >> i don't disagree, i'd rather hear what

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. >>> disney gained today as well. on the strength of monsters university.t was the box office winner for a second week in a row. after the bell, disney's board extended bob igris' tenure through june 2016. disney shares rose more than 1% to 63.93. >>> cablevision led the s&p 500500 winners. it completed the sale of cable systems in four western states to charter communications. they also figure in the industry buzz about possible moves to consolidate table companies. cablevision gaining more than 9.5% on double volume, closing at 18.44. >>> apple has a lot of tech watchers very excited. even to find out more about the company's next big gadget. apple has applied to trademark an i watch in that country, raising hopes that a long rumored smart watch, a wearable computing device may soon be on store shelves. no comment from apple, and no timetable or frame on whether that patent application might be approved. >>> groupon is alsoinsomething . targeting upscale diners. the online coupon site launched a new service today called groupon reserve. it lets diners boo

how did disney find out about you. cast members, but did you say about the car you want the bring down. >> we drove down on the actual vacation and within 24 hours someone found us at the hotel and contacted us. >> is your name really griswold? >> yes. >> by marriage. >> steve, how much work did you have to do to the work and what's it based on? >> we found a 1984 ford ltd country squire. a friend at a local body shop in canton, georgia, put together the car. it took six months to strip it and do everything. then we found somebody on facebook to do the hood ornament and the side crown. it looks pretty much exactly like the car in the movie. >> lisa, how hard of a convincing job was it to sell you on letting him recreate this car? >> it was not that bad. it is a fun idea. i loved the movies. it's -- it's him. >> so now what do you do with the family truckster? do you hang on to it and take it to the grocery store or sell it on ebay? >> well, we might end up going cross country over the california and seeing the world's

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also, disney wants chairman and ceo steve eiger.r bydown 30th, 2016. the move to lay a succession plan gives more time for him to oversee the intgration of "star wars" creator lucas films, which disney acquired last 84. eiger has been ceo since september of 2005, leading disney through a major business expansion. you can see it there. the stock up more than 28% this year. and way more than that if you, look at that chart. if you are a ceo, you got to be proud of that. >>>als, egyptian president mohamed morsi says he will not give him in to the army's ultimatum in the ongoing political crisis. let's get an update from cairo right now. good morning. >> good morning, andrew, protesters are gearing up, calmer for prlt prth president mohamed morsi to step down. the building and an army chopper was disband harboring over tahrir square. all of this is happening in the context of the army statement that came out late last afternoon and basically making it clear that politician had 48 hours to sort out their differences. doesn't happen, they

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disney at the time, you know, they had their fingers in other jars. >> rose: this was before or after pirates. >> this was after pirates. >> rose: wow. >> yeah, after pirates. and i just had this-- you know, i just saw this guy as this kind of very, you know, interesting sort of warrior. and i saw a way to tip the cliche of the portrayal of native americans, you know, to tip that cliche on its head, just flip it around. and i strongly believed in it and you know, the great thing is that jerry bruckheimer, the folks as disney, gore van inski, when we all sat down, and the writer, we sat down in our think tank, you know, what's the story. first and foremost was these people must be respected, native americans, these human beings, they need to be respected. they need to be treated with dignity. and that was first and foremost. and then the entertainment sort of-- part came later, you know. >> but you remember watching tonto as a child. >> oh yeah, was a big fan. was a big fan, watched the black and white series of moore and silverheels and loved it. but always, i mean even at the ripe ol

we want them saying disney has a great idea about this. to be the life of the author plus 17 years. >> host: at that point is in the public domain. >> guest: that was the idea in the constitution, that offers were to supposed to have a monopoly over their work for a limited period of time the idea that that would encourage an independent creator collapse who would literally traffic in ideas for profit and framers view courtesy of noah webster who was the original promoter of this idea framers's view was a democracy thrives on having an independent class of people creating literature and the resulting ideas representing reality, that this was good for the democracy and it is in the constitution and power in congress to make copyright laws so i am not spouting off the wall policy notions' but i have come up with on my own. this is deeply imbedded in our concept of democracy. >> host: quite a bit of push back on this op-ed. you were called luddites among other things because of your position. >> guest: there are all kinds of different interes

with the recent disney deal they did not long ago.ing on the up 6.25%. >> good stuff, nicole. thanks. liz: s&p futures closing right now. let's head down to lincoln ellis. >> we have a closed up 6.5, that is huge petering out. david pointed out we're very light volume coming into this week. very light volume on the roads to volatile trade. eyes focused on wednesday, the beginning of the jobs extravaganza. we take a break on thursday for the holiday. we'll get back into it. scrutiny, scrutiny, scrutiny all the way across the board in the ism numbers and gdp numbers and now into the actual employment component because that is the piece which this economy rests. any further upside in the equity markets. david: all right. we have some more breaking news on a very busy stock one that is really hitting highs, it has been hitting highs for a while now, mostly because of the work of robert iger, who the board just loves over at disney. they love him so much they have extended his tenure as ceo and chairman through the expiration of his contra

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will it cost disney?en. a spokesperson acknowledged that, quote, initial opening performance in the u.s. and overseas of the lone ranger was softer than expected. the key question is when it opens in the remaining 70% of the international market will it be able to overcome the fact that westerns not o tend not to perform well overseas? the weak performance is not hurting disney shares today. the stock is up about 1% trading near an all-time high still. who is on the hook for this disappointment? the studio chief agreed that the chief is already fired and disany and the current chief started when it was halfway through shooting. one factor that could work is though the reviews have been pretty terrible, the audience response has been fairly positive. it earned a b plus grade for moviegoers to get positive world of mouth. >> interesting. in fairness to disney, they appear to be doing just about everything else right, the theme park business is on fire, espn, basically mins cash, one of the best performing c

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you left disney to start dreamworks. >> uh-oh. melissa: since 2005, disney's stock is u 133%. dreamworks, down 33%. is this something that irritates you? does it keep you awake at night? am the first person that ever mentioned it? and you would have never known the stats had i not said it? what is your reaction to that? >> we, listen, you know the disney company is a great company. frankly, you know, bob iger has just done a stunning job there in this last decade, you know, and i have just the greatest adration for him and the job that he's done. we're a teeny little speck compared to them and you know, we're trying to build our own enterprise. i have great confidence in where we are today and more importantly where we're going in the futre. i think that, you know, dreamworks has come into itself as a great brand recognized around the world. opportunities are opening up all the time for us, whether netflix here or china or,ou know, theme park businesses. it is a great horizon for us. you know, the stock market, up and down. they appreciate you. they don't appreciate you. you k

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disney had a local chinese partner.ad local star who appeared only in the china version of the film. "iron man 3" got through the censors. the rest of hollywood might want to make note of that. dave and liz? liz: this is major. david: despicable me? come on, china. get over it. >> they turned down the first one too. liz: it's a huge missed opportunity for the viacoms and comcasts of the world and anybody making any films. david: chinese public was going to die without "despicable me." they had to see it. thank you, dennis. >>> could cold hard sweat be a solution to the world's water shortage? unicef thinks so. we'll tell you the story next. liz: facebook in the post-market after a blowout earnings report. look at the jump in the stock. it is only getting higher and higher. david: whew. this man is about to be the millionth customer would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. ngratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's wh

dennis: disney ceo looking fit and trim. meg whitman not talking to us.g tour at a time where microsoft is in the middle of that. then came barry diller and his wife. i first interviewed him in 1987. he did talk to us. i asked him about apple's big loss. >> i do not know enough about it to tell you truthfully. if you feel strong about stuff, you go to court and take chances. dennis: his network that sued in boston yesterday. we will know what he has to say about that case. back to you. connell: the management shakeup that microsoft. >> to me it is very bullish. these companies are in the business of making other companies efficient. now they will work on making each other in efficient. it will definitely make them more competitive. connell: thank you, jason. we will get back to that. appreciate it, as always. dagen: look at who is here. darius rucker. connell: hey there, darius. we are very excited to have him in the studio. we will talk about his music and a little bit about his new business as well. ♪ ♪ connell: it is either nascar or country music that

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, i tell people start with disney, domino's pizza, mcdonald's if you like mcdonald's.o to the mall, costco, places you're familiar with. read the annual. buy a share. one share. get him or her involved. get them started early. teach your kids about the market. it is a very valuable lesson. and there are many more coming up on this special edition of "mad money." we'll be right back. ♪ the world is changing faster than ever, creating new opportunities for those who stand ready to seize them. in a time when the biggest risk is playing it safe, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, our flexible, collaborative approach helps forward-looking companies not only run better, but run different... to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because now more than ever, the future belongs to those who challenge the present. >>> welcome back to a bizarrely special "mad money." where i'm trying to te

at disney, shares?3/4 of 1% and johnny depp and the lone ranger sounds cool ultimately brought in 50 million and despicable me, but it paled in comparison not a good showing for lone ranger and disney. >> thank you, nicole, we'll be back later. perhaps put away the pompons after the jobs report on friday. if you dig in deeper, you find that only 47% of americans are working full-time. joining us now is david kotok from cumberland advisors. people are working part-time and they doesn't want to but they are. and 7 million people holding multiple jobs and another million people a quarter of a million discouraged workers. beneath the surface, those are alarming trends. >> absolutely. the part-time job growth at the expense of full-time job growth is a very, very cutting edge issue here. are we developing in the united states a 30-hour week threshold because of obama care? are we doing something in the u.s. the way the french did with the 35-hour work week in which case, we're creating a major shift in emplo

, i tell people start with disney, domino's pizza, mcdonald's if you like mcdonald's.o to the mall, costco, places you're familiar with. read the annual. buy a share. one share. get him or her involved. get them started early. teach your kids about the market. it is a very valuable lesson. and there are many more coming up on this special edition of "mad money." we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to a bizarrely special "mad money." where i'm trying to teach you life lessons in investing from my life. i am not a dollar sign represented by a man or a stock symbol, for that mat, ticker j-i-m -- i have stumbled around the stock market long enough in life to learn a thing or two. you're getting wisdom from the school of hard knocks. don't you love it at beginning of a pro football game where they have the player say his name a school and some say the school of hard knocks? that's what i attended when it comes to stocks. you're getting the on tv version right here right now. now we covered how i first got involved, my fourth grade obsession with keeping a ledger to track

coca-cola, ford ford, disney and amazon. >> weiss?ady, coca-cola, and the thing is if you like the market, and do i like the market, there's going to be volatility. this is a name that will par tis pay. not the best performance but nothing that you sell here, something that you hold on to. >> murph? >> ford motor? >> ford motor has performed phenomenally well over the course of this year and the back half of this year and this is a name you stick with here. you saw the auto numbers that came out. ford is hitting on all cylinders. the big gentleman on my right owns a couple of fords, and the ford is a stock we own and ride it into the 20s. >> doc, amazon? >> regulation and taxes are two risks going forward, judge, but i think they overcome both of those. i think this is a $300 number perhaps in the next two weeks. >> did you have something you wanted to rebut? >> no, i didn't want to rebutt. wanted to play him back a compliment for agreeing with me. rates coming down in europe and that being a trouble area another positive story. >> di

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