radio disney on the radio disney app. the radio disney family holiday special hosted by sabrina carpenter and friends airing on the disney channel on friday, december 4th, at 9pm. ♪ - ♪ once bitten and twice shy ♪ i keep my distance but you still catch my eye ♪ both: ♪ tell me, baby do you recognize me? ♪ - ♪ 'cause it's been a year and it doesn't surprise me ♪ ♪ 'cause last christmas ♪ both: ♪ i gave you my heart ♪ but the very next day you gave it away ♪ ♪ this year to save me from tears ♪ ♪ i'll give it to someone special ♪ [cheers and applause] (alan) "last christmas," all right, guys, i'll tell you what, though, a more appropriate song might be "baby, it's cold outside." (cheryl) yeah. (alan) are all of those little hands covered up? do you know, they say that mittens actually hold more heat than gloves and that they can prevent frostbite? well, ann & robert h. lurie children's hospital of chicago along with kohl's cares, the philanthropic arm of kohl's department stores, they teamed up once again and they're proudly

meet up with your favorite disney junior pals at disney junior-- live on stage!track and discover wonder and imagination around the world. and don't miss the magic kingdom park with six lands of fantasy, fun, and enchantment, because it's the most magical place on earth. beyond the theme parks, you'll want to visit two water parks and check out disney springs, featuring shopping, waterfront dining, and entertainment. visit disneyworld.com/unforgettable for details. (alan) all right, janet, thank you, and chip 'n' dale and all their friends are riding chicago trolley & double decker. you know, this is one of the city's most popular attractions here in chicago. you see they have their famous red and green trolleys throughout the city-- multi-colored here of course this evening, and the double-decker buses providing tours of chicago to millions of visitors and locals every single year. [playing "we three kings"] (alan) yeah, coming up to the corner of happy and healthy, we find walgreens. walgreens is the nation's largest drugstore chain. two stores here on the magn

and disney and apple are two stocks very important. disney down at 106, down to 103. that is the bounce point. so if you are looking for places where you should be taking chips off the table, i think you have to have levels in mind. and i think this is exactly where you are year end. it could get kind of choppy. having said that, i agree with what i think dan was saying is how bad is it going to be? i don't think the bottom will fall out next week and it would be dangerous to reposition your portfolio at this juncture. nothing has changed other than the fed and credit conditions continue to tick down. that is what you have to watch. and that is what is getting worse. >> so there are places that -- to trim exposure, places make to pick up a few things. grasso, are you trimming or buying? >> dan and i talked about that. you have to be a buyer of utilities. >> even though they sold off today. >> they were up 5% for the week. guys will hide in those and yield. but i bought disney today. >> you bought more. >> 106 to 109 is the bouncement label in the chart. but i say this

why are disney shares slumping? stay tuned to find out.here is siri and the over-achieving version. we will talk to the creator of this technology later in the hour. check it out. how old is the father of the mother of the president of the united states? >> michelle obama is 51 years old. the president is barack obama. his mother's father died -- ♪ emily: what does silicon valley get that other industries don't get? it is finally here. don't worry. this will be a spoiler-free conversation. disney announced "star wars" sold an estimated $57 million in north america breaking harry potter's sales record. today's matinees have reported over $100 million in ticket. disney shares fell on 4% today after an analyst downgraded the stock to sell, citing issues with espn. , both saw to discuss the film. you went to the premiere in san francisco. was it everything you expected? >> it was pretty great. i think my expectations were low and were very much exceeded. it felt like the original series . it what you wanted out of a stop at -- "star wars" movi

disney, rebounding once again.owngraded on friday, but we just had a great interview with bob eiger who said that worldwide revenue for star wars was going to be more than half $1 billion. that will be a record for star wars. probably the first of many that we will see. disney back -- bouncing back up in the premarket. see what it does when the market opens. pep boys, there's been it bit of a bidding war between bridgestone and carl icahn. coming back now, the 1650 bid for pep boys, he already owns a decent stake in the company. say that they think is offer is superior to the bridgestone offer, which was agreed on in october, i think. carl icahn, taking the lead here. bridgestone will be the next of either hand. either way, brendan, you look fantastic today. you just put on a suit in that's it? brendan: and like a big boy tied. not a clip on. matt: nice. brendan: down to the three stories that matter, none of which being my suit, speculation that suppliers from the middle east and u.s. will exacerbate a glut on mar

the ceo of disney calls it a gold mine. disney paid $4 billion for lucas films and the right to "star wars" franchise. it set to make over $11 billion and expected to take up to $2 billion in box office sales, including an estimated $225 million this opening weekend and take in $5 billion in merchandise sales by next december. the merchandising is more than just toys. take a look. disney licensed "star wars" characters can go on to their fruit. >> just in time for the holidays. a healthy way to show your allegiance to the force. stock exchange, thanks a lot, hena. >>> still to come, "star wars" fans weigh in. we take you to the theaters to find out what super fans think. with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread

((denise valdez)) > tighter security at disney land. ((paul joncich)) the new policies you'll want to plan for before your next visit to some of america's most popular theme parks./// < (("you're watching 8 news now at hey, is that it? i think that's it. keep it going, keep it going, fantastic. all right. oh gosh. keep it up! i'm keeping up rusty! i'm keeping up! what's going on? jj. nice to meet you. what's going on? not too much. just trying to keep up. nevada is now.")) > ((denise valdez)) > many of the nation's top theme parks are changing their security measures this holiday season. if you're visiting disney, sea world or universal studios, the line may be a little longer to get in. anna werner has the story from orlando: < the happiest place on earth is trying to keep it that way. (nat) disney is installing metal detectors to crack down on security at its florida and california theme parks. (park visitor- it definitely speaks to the times. but it doesn't bother me. have to wait a little bit longer to get in somewhere because i fee

we will hear more from disney ceo bob iger. hear from a stanford economist who says the signs are already year. betty: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg markets. "star wars: the force awakens" shattered box office records in its debut weekend. it could bring in 528 million dollars worldwide, more than the company anticipated. robey chairman and ceo eiger sat down and spoke not only about "star wars" but about espn and the outlook for 2016. bob: we are a big company. something of this size has materiality. how big, i cannot say. what i can say is after "force awakens" we intend to make number eight and number nine. number eight will start shooting sometime in late january. for nineve a director as well as we are making some stand-alone films. including this, there are five "star wars" films in the works. either written, shot, about to developedbout to be in some form. lands,o big theme park one in california and one in florida, in orlando. in all likelihood, there will be star wars lands at our other parks. it is huge f

and the force was with disney last night.housands stayed up late to watch the latest installment of "star wars." we'll get the latest numbers from disney's back with regard and the impact on some theater stocks. also coming up, the swatch group entering the smartphone business. as we go to break, take a look at the dow. again, the worst two days in a row since the beginning of september. we're back in a moment. being a keen observer of the world has gotten you far, but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. >>> welcome back on "squawk alley." i'm meg terrell. we have breaking news for you about martin shkreli. he was arrested at his home in manhattan yesterday on charges of fraud. dow jones is repo

paid less attention to disney and released their own line of princess themed dolls which disney did not i mentioned what this means for mattel -- it's a huge play for hasbro. getting this contract and now having to make something of it. doll: mattel has owned the market for years and hasbro has stuck more to the boys side of things like g.i. joe and transformers. they turned transformers into a multibillion dollar business starting in 2007 with all of the michael bay movies. they have done the same thing with my little pony and that is all girls, so they have been growing their girls side, which is what attracted disney in the first place. you can read the cover story on newsstands right now. coming up, apple appoints a new ceo -- coo. we will tell you who is filling the shoes of the job once held by tim cook. ♪ david: welcome back to bloomberg markets. just three days after apple got hit by a trifecta of cuts, the company announced an executive reshuffling. jeff williams, who has been in charge of apple's supplied -- supply chain is now stepping into the role of coo, a position once he

long-term, is netflix disney's friend or foe?id: disney the is an external very content company. i love the combination of disney and star wars. that is a powerhouse. it shows what incredible judgment disney has with content. the thing with netflix is that it is becoming, along with amazon, the new exciting content distribution methodology, so disney has to love it in many ways and i think he's right. they will be more friend than foe. and i don't think espn is the main way we get content down the road. look at things like netflix and the christmas specials that are coming out. sports is going to be a big thing. if you are the great distribution media working with a great content company, it's a brilliant possibility. emily: with regard to behavior, maybe they will have to go direct to consumer with espn. if they have to change the model, do you see espn's future to disney is a good one? david: they have the top brand by far in the world for sports and could easily be used in a direct to consumer methodology. they have made so mu

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francine: how much does it have with disney?massive marketing machine has done a magnificent job in getting it out there. tim: disney is the best. if you look at how they have marketed it. even look the last trailer that was released, 111 million downloads in just 20 minutes. that is the disney marketing machine at its best. francine: i but batteries yesterday which had the greater -- i bought batteries yesterday which have batteries -- which at darth vader on them. tim: if you look at the the purchase of lucasfilms is looking like a bargain right now. francine: what is coming up in 2016? tim: we're looking five and six years ahead. we have the studios right now green lit, named films right through 2021. that is unprecedented. it is almost the second golden age of cinema. part of that is on the resurgence of the asian market. ultimately it is the revitalization of the whole industry. an interesting fact which was a long-term study in the north american market, young people are coming back to films. francine: why? you still have

what it means for disney's movie business now and in the future.'re watching cnbc first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back. shares of walmart doing a little better today, closing up about 1%. it's been a tough year. will 2016 be the year of the turn around? let's hear from liz dunn along with chad morganlander, both joining us at post 9. liz, we will start with you. you are a consultant, we're not asking you for a price target on walmart, but how do you think their prospects look for 2016. >> i think they're pretty difficult. obviously it's going to be a down year in terms of earnings and they just have to do so much investment and we are not really see the payoff. we've seen a little bit of an uptick in traffic but i don't think it's enough to move the needle. >> so wall street is repulsed by business investment but they have a high return on invested capital. we believe this is a smart move, it's priced into this stock and we see $2 of upside for every dollar of down side. now, let's take an example here. revenues are actually going to be gr

what will disney do for an encore? if you look out five years, the studio is well set with the "star wars" films on tap, the marvel product -- it seems every year they will have at least one marvel films in the course, thethen, of pixar movies. if you look at the franchises they have lined up, the flint -- film slate is pretty solid. betty: it sounds like the stock hold, right? most needy investors feel the diversification is one of the stronger points for the company. they have a strong cable business, the studio, and the theme parks business, which is a huge part of the business. the theme park business has been performing very well for disney this year. next year they will open up shanghai disney. that will open up the shank -- chinese market to the disney theme park experience. i think most investors embrace that diversity that disney has. paul sweeney, thank you. much more ahead. carson block bets against operatesand the stock -- plunges. is the central bank as dovish as many believe? joe weisenthal will tell us.

it shows what incredible judgment disney has with content. the thing with netflix is that it is becoming along with amazon the new exciting content distribution methodology, so disney has to love it in many ways and i think he's right. a will be more friend than foe. and i don't think espn is the main way we get content down the road. netflix andgs like the christmas specials that are coming out. sports is going to be a big thing. if you are the great distribution media working with a great content company, it's a brilliant possibility. with regard to behavior, maybe they will have to go direct to consumer with espn. if they have to change the espn future toee disney is a good one? brand they have the top live far in the world for sports and could easily be used in a direct to consumer methodology. they have made so much money as a cable channel that it hasn't been a priority, but i could see it being a big business for denny -- four disney, absolutely. .mily: i love mondays david kirkpatrick is here with us for the show. we will see you afte

we will hear from disney ceo bob iger in an exclusive interview. and the bad boy of pharma is fighting back, telling the "wall drugt arnold" that his price hikes led to his arrest. let's head to the markets and we did a bit of a fake out today. almostg out hire, losing all those gains and now we are back to where we started the day. the nasdaq, the biggest gainer, up about .7%. energy stocks have been the biggest laggard all day. let's look at the smp year to date as we get closer to the end of the year. we are lower by a little more than 2% with just eight trading days left. higher inhas finished the past three years, but we are on track to break that will stop this is the seasonality chart and we are on track for our worst december since 2002, when december ended down by more than 6% stop we are on track to be 3%. by a little more than david: not many indications we will be making up that ground by years end ramy:. ramy:especially with some new research coming out saying that a year rally for the s&p is in doubt i'll stop we would need to rally a

reportero: disney tiene puertas a la fantasÍa lindante, a partir de hoy tendrÁn detectores de metalesuridad funcionarÁ asÍ: las personas serÁn escogidas al azar para ser sometidas al detector de metales. usarÁn el mismo sistema que se utiliza en estadios y espectÁculos grandes, como conciertos y bÉisbol. considerando lo que sucede alrededor del mundo, es una reacciÓn local des parques temÁticos. hay una alerta alta en todos lados, no una amenaza directa, indicaron las autoridades. las medidas de seguridad dicen, que queda es continuada la venta de armas y juguetes en disney, florida y en california. no se permite que niÑos entren a los parques con dichos juguetes. >> asÍ estamos seguras, mÁs congele para los turistas. reportero: estamos implementando estas medidas de manera preventiva, indicÓ la directora de comunicaciones de walt disney world. >> creo que tenemos que proteger a los niÑos en la comunidad. reportero: no se permitirÁ que los niÑos entren disfrazados al parque, a los menores de 13 si. segÚn indicaron, se ha incrementado la presencia de policÍas en sus parques y de perros

>> you just bought disney. >> i've been in and out of disney.aid is it enough to compensate for the core cutting. disney has been in a trading range went from 120 down to 97, try to ratchet back up. it is trade for me but i believe in the long-term prospects. what does this do to the amusement parks? when you start to talk about what new rides, what kind of draw, how many billions did it make off amusement parks. i mean, it's huge. so i'm not particularly worried about espn. >> right. >> i'm holding it right now and i'll buy a little more if it ratchets down again. >> i wonder over time, as we start to see some of the numbers come in for espn, even with the cord cutting, are they in a position to raise price? >> yeah. >> because i find of feel as if they are based on what their numbers are and what people are doing watching sports on television. >> the leagues are still charging them a lot of money. and that's got to stop at some point. and one last thing about espn that is different from the other properties, they don't own that ip, the intelle

disney world in florida is doing it as well. anna werner is there. >> reporter: white tents went up at disney world entrances today with metal detectors inside. park officials tell us visitors will be randomly selected for secondary screenings, a move that's similar to that used by major league sports and entertainment venues. disney officials said they've already added visible and nonvisible security measures, including more uniformed officers and specially trained dogs. once inside, guests will no longer see toy guns, not even water pistols. they've been removed from disney stores and visitors will not be allowed to bring them into the parks. one official told us they want to make sure that a toy gun doesn't cause distraction or confusion for staff and security and one more change-- anyone 14 years or older will no longer be allowed to wear costumes into the parks, so security screening will be easier. the fitzhugh family of osceola, indiana drove 20 hours straight to orlando for an all-disney vacation, arriving just as the ne

a spokesperson for disney released a statement.ntinually review our approach to security and implementing additional security measures as appropriate. disney will randomly select guests for a second screening using metal detectors. they are adding visible and non visible security measures. that includes specially trained dogs to patrol key areas. some other things you will notice, they are discontinuing the sale of toy guns on disney property and no longer allowing people to bring toy guns to the theme parks and if you are 14 and older, you also won't be able to wear any costumes at any of the parks. the policy is being done to make sure a toy gun doesn't cause a distraction or confusion forecafo for cast members or security in the parks. the impact they expect will be minor. the cost in policy is to allow security to better screen people at the parks. alison and boris. >> thanks for that. >>> time for an early start on your money. stocks around the world in the red this morning. so are u.s. stock futures. as the global selloff in

yes, but i don't think it's a reason not to own disney. >> remember you clocked out at disney i think at like 120, is that right? >> well, i did for the purpose of the contest. in hindsight, it looks like good timing, but in actuality, let's just remember, this is $180 billion market cap stock that's gone up 25% over the last year. guess what, nothing else did either. i think it would be a mistake to make too much of short-term issues with espn while all of the cable and content companies try to figure out what the new consumer wants. they'll figure it out. they always do, every generation. it's never the death nell for great content. disney is the best at content in the world. i'm not overly worried about it. if you've got a long-term time horizon, you're better off being a buyer than a seller. >> saying shares could rally another 30% from here. it's our call of the day. dr. j. >> love microsoft. love what he has been doing here, judge. i think that the cloud -- the only people that are really in the way right now of the success that amazon has had with aws is microsoft. i think they

. >> yeah, very good that company, disney. >> i want to get some colored pencils for my desk. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>>>making news in america this morning, donald trump taking his plan to tighten borders even further. his idea, ban all muslims immigrating to the u.s. new reaction overnight from other gop candidates and one mayor banning trump from his city. we're live in washington. >>> killer couple. investigators chasing leads around the world to uncover more about the san bernardino terror suspects. the picture of them arriving in the u.s. plus their target practice days before the attack. >>> breaking overnight, a plane from california to france forceded to make an emergency landing. the breaking developments just in. >>> and trainwreck caught on camera, two people running for their lives with speeding heading right towards their car. >>> well, good tuesday morning. we begin wititdonald trump sparking outrage again across the globe with a controversial new call to stop all muslims from entering the country. >> yeah, trump's sweeping ban on muslims wo

let's get to a particular name, disney. great box office -- history in the making for this company. "star wars: the force awakens" posting a record breaking opening weekend take, $238 million in north america. estimates show the film grossing $517 million around the world. that would be shy of jurassic world in june. but the film hasn't opened in china yet. that release will take place next month. an incredible success, having bought lucas film a couple years back for $4 billion in cash and stock. this franchise will be worth multiples of that. >> people don't understand bob iger's strategy. it's not like he's saying espn's subs drop, i should panic, throw my hands up and listen to rich greenfield and give up. it's not like that in the executive suite. they say i bought this thing for 4 billion, half will be made up with this release. >> you think 2 billion from one release? >> i think it could be. there will be more screens this weekend. the 2:30 shows were sold out around the country. i'm talking 2:30 a.m. >> yeah. sold o

disney deciding to beef up the entrances. security is a major concern in the wake of the san bernardino attacks. we get more from cnn's alina machado. >> reporter: boris and alison, universal is also using metal detectors. a spokesperson says we continually review our approach to security and implementing security measures as appropriate. disney will use the new metal detectors and adding visible and non visible security measures at all of their parks. these measures include the use of specially trained dogs to patrol key areas. some of the other things you notice if you head to the disney park, discontinuing the sale of toy guns and no longer allowed to bring toy guns on the parks. if you have 14 and older, you will not be able to wear a costume to the park. they want to make sure a toy gun doesn't cause distraction or confusion for cast members. they know few people bring these items. the cost in policy is to allow security to better screen people at the parks. alison and boris. >> i say it is a good thing. >> it probably i

also need to talk about disney princesses.is how tom keene's spending on disney princesses over the holiday. tom: you have no idea. paul: the merchandise is big. the rate cover story about the arguablyse -- it can be $5 million of merchandise just for star wars. was telling clarida me the new treatment for the next star wars movie is two emperors lead the death star? two of the leaders leave the death star, and the death star continues outflows as well. excuse me. paul sweeney, thank you so much, on star wars. when are we going to see it? this weekend? tomorrow morning down at regal 11. research -- p research on america's -- good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. the forex report is simple. 34.50 two per barrel. the yen moving off the kuroda bombshell. euro-dollar, 1.0825. canadian dollar absolutely crushed over the last three days. he is acclaimed as well. david westin joins us from "bloomberg ." david: we have .he head of bbdo we have can find berg as well. f has been -- we have ken einberg. and just for you, tom,

"the los angeles times" reports that disney land is disney world had to shut down last year during christmas. >> anna, thanks. >>> the democratic party is blocking bernie sanders's campaign from using voter files, the database to read confidential voter information from hillary clinton's campaign. nancy cordes is in washington with a look at the implications. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke to the sanders campaign a sort time ago. they confirmed their data director has been fired and they're looking into the possibility that others on the campaign accessed the data as well. now, this involves the democratic database that contains valuable demographic information about voters in all 50 states. but on wednesday, a software glitch at the company that manages the database exposed private campaign data to all users on the system. and during that time, about a half an hour, the sanders campaign confirms their data director discovered the flaw and was able to access clinton's voter files. in a statement this morning, the sanders campaign says, "after discussion with the dnc

last year disney world and disney land had to close their parks at christmas because they too many people. >> this morning the particulade party is blocking the bernie sanders campaign because a staffer used a -- nked ancy cor is in washington with a look at the complications. >> reporter: i spoke to the sanders campaign a short time ago then they confirmed their data director has been fired and looking into the possibility that others on the campaign accessed the data as well. this involves a democratic database that contains valuable information. they are allowed by the dnc to access that information and store their own data on the system. on wednesday, a software glitch at the company that manages the database exposed private campaign data to all users on the system. and during that time, about a half an hour, the sanders' campaign confirms that their data director discovered the flaw and was able to access clinton's voter files. in a statement this morning, the sanders campaign says after discussion with the dnc it became clear that one of our staffers accessed modeling data from anot

the disney downgrade weighing on the dow. lots of folks wondering what's in store for your money now following this week's fed hike. josh brown, what is going on over the last couple of days. >> i think accident scott, that people are pulling their money out of the stock market to buy tickets to star wars. it's as much as $200 on-line. we have to factor that in. >> since the fed's announcement. the s&p financials are down 3.5% since the fed decision. bonds are up. bng, which is the total bond market index fund from van garde. it's actually up .4% since the fed's decision. >> everybody says, hey, they're going to be the best sector to be in. when the fed is in a rate hike cycle, what's going on? >>. >> for having fixed income instruments is still there. however, i think it will be short-lived. i think this is just a blip, and that we'll see a shift into equities. in terms of the market today, you have the expiration. that's a major issue. you also have people taking off. they're leaving for the rest of the year. so many people

they've been removed from disney parks. one official told us they want to make sure that a toy gun doesn't cause distraction or confusion for staff and security personnel. and one more change -- anyone 14 years or older will no longer be allowed to wear costumes into the parks, so security screening will be easier. the fitzhugh family of osceola, indiana drove 20 hours straight to orlando for an all-disney vacation, arriving just as the new security protocols were being put in place. >> it's sad. i mean, it's sad that things have to happen, that go on in this world anymore. >> reporter: 16-year-old clara, a high school sophomore, says the changes make her feel better about visiting the parks. >> yeah, i do think it will be safer because, i mean, you never know people's intentions. >> reporter: disney isn't the only park making these changes. universal and sea world also announced they're making similar changes. they say they want to make anna werner, cbs news, orlando. >>> social media is buzzing with glee over the arrest o

how will that help disney g q how will disney figured that out?ntum on stock looks as if it has peaked and the momentum is to the downside. maria: micron technology, after the close, thoughts on either of those? >> micron went from being one of the biggest winners, cit manufacturer to be one of the biggest losers and it got killed and it all comes from the, quote, death of the pc. this is accompanied the argument in a prettys was it was cheap, same argument in a 20s, now is down at 5 times earnings the stock is at $14 a share. with micron there was a lot of talk of consolidation in the cit sector. i want to hear from management what they're doing with cash and if that was an offer for the company allege with thes see if they speak to that in the conference call but nike is 90. all vote adidas is getting a lot of traction i think 90 is still the name in athletic footwear, making a fortune and people talk about lebron james deal, possibly $1 billion a deal but last year the air jordan brand generated $2.6 billion in revenue for 90. 90 is a company y

disney world in florida is doing it as well. anna werner is there. >> reporter: white tents went up at disney world entrances today with metal detectors inside. park officials tell us visitors will be randomly selected for secondary screenings, a move that's similar to that used by major league sports and entertainment venues. disney officials said they've already added visible and nonvisible security measures, including more uniformed officers and specially trained dogs. once inside, guests will no longer see toy guns, not even water pistols. they've been removed from disney stores and visitors will not be allowed to bring them into the parks. to make sure that a toy gun doesn't cause distraction or confusion for staff and security personnel. and one more change-- anyone 14 years or older will no longer be allowed to wear costumes into the parks, so security screening will be easier. the fitzhugh family of osceola, indiana drove 20 hours straight to orlando for an all-disney vacation, arriving just as the new security protocols

he's fading the force downgrading disney to sell on friday while everyone is talking up disney you sayvery stock has pluses and minuses. challenge for disney is everyone knows that "star wars" is going to be great. you were listening to the question of can it be bigger than "avatar"? i don't know. we're betting on somewhere around 2.6 billion which is close to avatar. whether or not it's bigger or not, the question still comes down to can they hit earnings expectations over the next couple of years because remember the film is not their biggest division. by far their biggest division within walt disney company is cable networks. >> you argue that they overpaid for programming and that they are effectively sort of teaching the world by selling all this stuff to amazon to get away from ads. >> even on friday literally as we were making this call, disney sold one of their new abc family shows to netflix on worldwide except the u.s. the date after it airs in the u.s. >> isn't there an argument that they are a production house. they do make stuff. they need to find places to sell it to. why

aimed for people who love disney parks. it is not related to the disney company.he former disney railroad engineer. you enter your disney songs, how far you willive from the park. it will cost you $12 per month. find your potential princess or prince charming. >> not too pricey for happy ever after. thanks a lot, jill. still ahead, a wild football finish a. redskins fumble opens the door for some late game dramatics by the cowboys. we'll have the action. drama by the cowboys him we'll have t action. mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. . correct... he wants to ban all muslims from entering t u-s. the backlash he's feelg today. a flight headed for san francisco is met by police d the bomb squad on a canadian runway before ever making i the bay. and a crucial vote today sh give a much clearer picturef the fate of a new arena for warriors. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's tuesday,, >> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. . here performing a venture of a lifetime, cold play. ♪ ♪ [ m

disney world in florida is doing it as well. anna werner is there. >> reporter: white tents went up at disney world entrances today with metal detectors inside. park officials tell us visitors will be randomly selected for secondary screenings, a move that's similar to that used by entertainment venues. disney officials said they've already added visible and non-visible security measures, including more uniformed officers and specially trained dogs. once inside, guests will no longer see toy guns, not even water pistols. they've been removed from disney stores and visitors will not be parks. one official told us they want to make sure that a toy gun doesn't cause distraction or confusion for staff and security personnel. and one more change-- anyone 14 years or older will no longer be allowed to wear costumes into the parks so security screening will be easier. the fitzhugh family of osceola, indiana drove 20 hours straight to orlando for an all-disney vacation, arriving just as the new security protocols were being put in place

what does disney life do?llows customers in china to access disney comment -- content, games, and also supplies some kind of travel service, trips to disneyland resorts and shanghai and hong kong. allie bobbitt and disney have signed a multi-your licensing agreement for this. it's part of alibaba's latest move to build its media empire. recently to buy the south china morning post for $266 million. it also agreed to buy a streaming service similar to youtube, and has taken an interest in the latest mission impossible movie. areas thatreas are alibaba is interested in. the content offered by disney life is through one of the first companies in china that received an internet tv license. for $125.e available this is the second region that disney life has launched in. it started in the u.k. last month. it's one of their ways to reach directly to consumers, bypassing more traditional ways of putting content out there, like cable packages. through disney life, you can go straight to the content. trying to expand hi