disney will then be looking to g start drivingwth from recurring revenue from the disney plus service and really tap into that strong content that they have thgot. >> i strength of the studios enough to cover some of the potential weaknesses elsewhere in the business? for ample, it's a good time to be starting a streaming service that might be losing money for a few years while you've got a studio that's making a the money right now, right? >> right. that's one of the nice things disney has is they have multiple ofers they can pull in terms driving growth in the interim. even the traditional media businesses are notin s revenue declines. there's flat to modest growth and a good cash flo generator. and then the parks business is seeing very consistent growth as disney invests a lot in the parks and you're rolling out new attr tions. the n"star wars" attraction at disneynd has been very successful. and finally, those parts of the business i thinkan help support the investment that will be needed for disney plus. >> walt disney is out there smiling somewhere, that's for sure. than joinin

i think all those things are how disney, in particular, and disney's properties are trying to capitaliseare. i do think it is owing to be a problem eventually. when you look at one of the films that has done really well, toy story, why has that held up as a sequel, do you think? what are like about the new story was that it was horrifying. it was a very disturbing vision of mortality, getting older, setting your space and there was a generation, which i found incredibly dark and disturbing, which i found quite refreshing in a children's film. we can't stay. there are a large number of films that haven't done well in blockbuster season, men in black, godzilla, what has gone wrong, are the films being poorly made? some of the ones you mentioned a poorly made. that doesn't help. made? some of the ones you mentioned a poorly made. that doesn't helplj do one how much of this year is the result of avengers and game coming out technically before block buster season or at the very beginning of it and when you start a season that is devoted to big movies with the biggest movie ever made it is rea

disney is now a true colossus.f the market share of the domestic box office. what disney owns is just mind—boggling. they own marvel studios, they own lucasfilm, they own pixar, they now own fox, they own all the marvel movies, the star wars movies, indiana jones, toy story, anything under pixar, with fox they have the x—men and deadpool, it is a conglomerate that hollywood has never seen before. having such a large slice of the movie—making business in one pair of hands can stifle competition. other voices without the financial heft of disney can get shut out. disney carved out significant control over the release schedule. other studios can‘t and don‘t want to compete with a disney blockbuster, so as soon as disney stakes out a claim to a specific weekend, all the other studios flee, and that has really compressed the schedule and made it a lot more difficult for other franchises to get off the ground. in every decade, there has always been concern about a few select companies consolidating power, to the fear of

brand and the disney experience so wherever you try a disney product, largely, you're very satisfiedh it, especially if you have kids. and you know, i saw all the marvel movies, every single one of them. and they're beautifully executed they've got "star wars." they've got so many brands and i think it will be interesting to see how they do in this streaming platform, because their history online has been pretty spotty and it so, will be interesting to see if they can take those learnings from previously and use this incredible trove of content and marketing savvy and make it into a success >> kara, i actually think that disney is a good example of the dynamic that we were talking about just a couple of minutes ago. i mean, writ large in digital, in content, nobody is thinking about disney as being a monopolist but if you're in the theater business, with the kind of year that disney is having and the fingers that it has in various spots, you might be getting concerned about its market power, just in that narrow theater market, right? >> yeah, well wich, i haven't th of that. that's v

it's called disney plus. be a competitor to netflix, at & t owned warner media's hbo, now and later this year, apple tv plus. leading us to ask, who can't wait to be king of your remote and of course, which stock would you want in there. joining us now to discuss it, a fox business exclusive, one of the top media analysts in the industry, bank of america merrill lynch senior media and entertainment analyst. she covers disney and your price target is $168 with a buy rating. we are at $144 right now. long way to go. >> yeah, it is a long way to go but you believe it will get there. how much of a propelant will "the lion king" movie be to getting it there? >> it's another feather in disney's cap. it's likely to be a huge movie, maybe one of the biggest of the year. it's all audiences, families, kids, teens, it's just hugely appealing. liz: as you look at that, you wonder, these are not reboots but sort of sequels, redoes. we were talking this morning in the morning meeting for "the claman countdown," we said is

introduction is why disney moved.f you are a disney investor now, you have to worry, okay, dw$7 is better, but they don't have the amount of content netflix has, number one. >> they're not trying to be netflix, and they don't have to be netflix to win, right >> they don't. but they also don't have the breadth of menu to appeal to so many different people. >> right they have legacy content, and the legacy content is very familiar to the families in this country and it is something that people want. so i agree with you. >> absolutely. >> they don't have the breadth, but i think there's more value in their content versus what netflix is curating. >> but who is writing the check? is the 8-year old watching "beauty and the beast" writing the check each month. >> you have children you understand with junior comes up and says, i want to watch whatever it is on disney, you're going to write that $8 check, right? >> no, i'm not going to tell him, no, look, you should watch "lou black" instead. >> exactly. >> mel, you want to d

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disney's "the lion king" remake roaring at the box office.he film became the highest opening ever for a july opening. the lion king racked up $185 million in the u.s., $269 million internationally. to make it the highest opening in july ever despite relatively poor reviews ahead of its release seems like everything the light touches is disney's as the company controls 35% of the studio market share in 2019 so far. disney also announced that the avengers endgame toppled avatar as the highest grossing film of all time with disney's constantly growing catalog, can the stock keep rallying to the tail end of the year joining us now is bernie mcturnen, a vice president of rosenblatt, holds a bullish buy rating on disney with a price target of $175 bernie, if i am of a mind to own individual stocks, and i like companies that are good steady growers, is there any reason i wouldn't have disney as a core holding? >> yeah, certainly disney is our top pick in media right now. we have a $175 price target. the way we get there is valuing the disney plus hu

she's the first feminist leaning disney princess.when i think about seeing a little brown girl with long dread locks playing ariel someone with hair that looks a lot like what my daughter is rocking right now, putting on the tail and singing the songs, that to me is black girl magic. >> when i hear the phrase black girl magic, i feel like myself. i feel like that's me. that's me and my mom. that's us. >> reporter: we keep hearing this phrase, black girl magic. what does it mean to you? >> don't be afraid. you're magical. you hold so much power in your hands. ♪ watch and you'll see >> reporter: now that magic coming to the big screen. for "nightline," i'm buyron pits in new york. >>> up next the victorious homecoming for the world cup champions. you gauge the greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptional offer on the mercedes of your midsummer dreams at the mercedes-benz summer

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> disney, disney, disney. >>> an 8-year-old girl in toronto is shattering some sports stereotypes oneble play at a time. >> and this morning she's showing us all how she's outshining many of the boys on the baseball diamond. here's abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: that's 8-year-old ashlyn jolliker making that diving catch. she's out to prove a point, that girls can do anything. ashlyn's been swinging the bat since the age of 1. she's the only girl on her little league team, the whitby chiefs. and ashlyn is one of their star players. she's so good that in the last 39 games, she's had zero strikeouts and has won five mvp awards. >> proud to be as her dad seeing how well she's doing. >> reporter: during a game her dad was surprised to hear this comment from a parent on an opposing team. >> girls shouldn't play baseball. they should stick to softball. >> reporter: that comment hasn't stopped ashlyn. >> i didn't really care about it. just kept playing. >> reporter: and this week ashlyn becoming a viral sensation with more than 4 million views of that video showing her making not one but thre

heiress abigail disney.ms a, quote, gross and unfair exaggeration of the facts. joining us now is one of those workers. she's rebecca peterson, a hair stylist as disneyland and earns $12 an hour. she's currently in wage negotiations with disney. thank you so much for being here and help us understand what's going on behind the scenes at disneyland. what did you think about what abigail disney said after meeting withlife oyou and she said she was livid at hearing some of your stories. >> she's completely right. she's been amazing advocating for us. see has no reason, really, or benefit to be doing it. she's doing it out of the goodness of her heart, and she's 100% correct. we work for the ritz-carlton of theme parks. it's disneyland, and, you know, it's sad to see this company make more and more money yet not pay their employees accordingly. >> let's talk about that. let's talk about your life and your pay. we've already said you've shared with us your pay stub. you make $12 an hour. and that -- though you've

if you want to own a stock with exposure, you could do better than disney, maybe but disney is a no brainer. >> ahead of next week's fed meeting, doubling down on bank stocks, easing monetary policy will boost financials and city goldman, bank of america will be among the winners, all three stocks getting an upgrade to out performance. it's our call of the day any thoughts here? >> it's interesting. if you're right about one and done in terms of the fed, then that means that the money bank earnings estimates actually go up because most of them have already baked in three cuts. so if you only have one, obviously optically the numbers are going in a different direction than they have been for the last several years second you have a very, very trag attractive allocation program happening. they're all buying back stocks, just increased their dividends if they're right about the cycle extended, then that will benefit, every company talked about the consumer and how it's so strong. the stocks have outperformed i actually added to bank of america after they reported. >> two more things i agree wi

abc is owned by disney. but that's okay. i don't care. have you been to disney world? stephen: really, have i? you would know. >> i guess not. oh! i did! i did! ( laughter ) i did a standup gig there once -- >> stephen: you did standup at disney world? >> florida. >> stephen: world. it was a mistake for everybody concerned. ( laughter ) because i think if you are at disney world, the last thing that you want in that atmosphere of magic and anything possible is a comedian telling you that the world is going ( bleep ). ( laughter ) disney and i had different things that we wanted to do with people's evenings. >> stephen: yes. they have that ride there. it's a ( bleep ) world after all. >> that's right. ( laughter ) ( cheering ) if there was a british disney world, it would be just someone sitting in a dark room saying just think about the fact everything is gone now. sit there and wait for the release of death. >> stephen: you may zazoo who is the secretary to m mufasa, right? >> you said mustasa. i thought i'll let that slide and you will correct yourself, because i was

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jedediah: [laughter] griff: so you do like disney. that's a disney song.on king. somewhere it's on tape. jedediah: did you cry about it? because the dad dies don't get me started on that. pete: [singing] griff: disneyworld is the happiest place on earth but there is debate now about whether it's happiest when you have kids or when you don't. now, one mom, an angry mom, rant ing. jedediah: very angry. griff: about childless millennials being at the kingdom. pete: so this has gone viral. that's why we're talking about it. jedediah: she has this rant on facebook and she says, "it piss es me off to no end when i see childless couples without children at disney world that is a family amusement park get these immature millennials throw away their money on useless crap they have no idea the jew it brings to their mothers, and people without children need to be banned and. perfect if you are going to disney world not looking for lines, also can't you buy like a fast pass? jedediah: it's a little more expensive to buy that but disney is supposed to be for everybody

. >> breathe, breathe, breathe >>> plus -- new details in the mysterious death of a 20-year-old disney star. >>> and stevie wonder's health crisis revealed. >>> then, why some are calling baby archie's christening royally ridiculous. >>> then -- >> we're experiencing some very strong shake zblg how the california earthquakes are rattling nerves in hollywood. >> i felt that one. that was freaky. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> this is something. jennifer lopez caught in a rare and incredibly emotional moment, as she confesses to her man. >> i can't take this. >> oh, lord. >> i like them so much. j.lo leaving no doubt why she's ready to marry alex rodriguez. >> something today threw you off a little bit. >> it did. i felt dizzy. i don't even know what i'm doing. >> j.lo's emotional breakdown was the result of a fever, almost losing her voice, and this bloody accident on stage. ♪ >> when i came back, it was blood all over my face. >> it was the best. >> by the way, it was the best show i've seen so far. >> you're lying. >> no,'m not. and you showed why you're a champion, baby. i'

borja: disney responde a la heredera del imperio por una borja: disney responde a la heredera del imperiodigital. disney responde aciones hechas heredera del imperio quien denunciÓ las condiciones desfavorables de trabajadores de la empresa luego de visitar de forma encubierta a los parques. asegura que los sueldos son tan bajos que segÚn abigaÍl muchos empleados comen de la basura. disney respondiÓ y dice asÍ: disney estÁ a la vanguardia de brindar educaciÓn laboral y merecen polÍticas inteligentes y programas prÁcticos que les permitan alcanzar los objetivos. la polÉmica estÁ encendida. carolina: ayudar a estudiantes para que se puedan conectar con mentores y recibir becas es la aspiraciÓn de un joven mexicano, dante alvarado, creador de la aplicaciÓn mentor room. >> los costos de visitar una universidad y de tener un mentor para muchos son exorbitantes, algo que llevÓ a este joven a crear una aplicaciÓn facilita el acceso a consejeros y a obtener becas para los estudios. dante alvarado leÓn y su aplicaciÓn estan cambiando la vida de muchos estudiantes si costo alguno para ellos. dante:

to explain the weekend and the year that disney is having.ey, julia >> well, carl, disney has actually hit multiple new records this weekend "lion king" grossing $530 million plus worldwide that includes $185 million at the domestic box office. that's the july record, the second largest opening of the year and if you consider this animated mated film, it's the largest animated opening ever. and all of these records are all the more impressive considering that the film got a negative 54% critics got a 54% negative rati on rotten tomatoes disney hit a second record avengers end game have topped avatar the biggest box office worldwide 2.79 billion all of this builds disney box office dominance and disney's dom the nance is likely to continue when you look at the three other big franchise films it has coming out this year but this weekend's box office surge drawn audiences back to theaters can help with sony's "once upon a time" and universal's fast and furious and this benefits feeder chains. we see imax up dramatically. i want helps close the g

disney and apple are also launching rival services.ans netflix is spending even more on original content. nerves over that spending has given netflix shares to have a bumpy ride over the last 12 months. look at that graph! there is also concern about how many streaming services people are willing to pay for. a survey by deloitte found almost half of us consumers are frustrated at having to buy multiple subscriptions to watch what they want. netflix's chief content officer, ted sarandos, spoke to our media editor amol rajan earlier this summer. he said he's confident people will keep paying for shows they want. the more competitors you have in the direct space that keep everybody on their toes, it's great for consumers because its price competition and also everybody has to kind of one up each other on quality of programming. do you think that people are going to stop paying for this stuff? you have to find great value in it and our subscribers find great value because there's so many shows to watch and many are your favourite shows on

connell: also today disney firing back at abigail disney's criticism saying her statements are quote, unfair and libel oust. reporter: she is the granddaughter of roy disney, she was livid after visiting disneyland last year, more specifically about the pay practices with the company. this came out yesterday. disney fired back with their own statement. we generally avoid commenting on base le reports. this is particularly egregious and we won't let this stand. we strongly disagree with this characterization of our employees and the experience at disney this is widely reported stunt is a gross and unfair exaggeration of the facts that is not only a misrepresentation but also an insult to the thousands of employees who are part of the disney community. two major words there. you have insult and stunt. abigail disney visited disneyland last year. she will look further into the investigation. she complained bob iger, the ceo has received $66 million in pay. that is 1424 times the median salary of an average disney worker. so she is saying it is grossly unfair. that is who you're seeing on

disney company.about this before. maybe not we talked about it but in general, she brought up the wealth tax. she signed this proposal to create a wealth tax with george soros and several other very, very wealthy individuals that feel the rich aren't being taxed high enough. charles: why do they think a wealth tax would change the circumstances of someone collecting tickets at the front gate of disneyland? if you take money from rich people it doesn't give poor people better job skills overnight, doesn't give them more money overnight. what does it do for poorer people except perhaps make them feel better? >> it's the idea of fairness and equality. i think that's what we're seeing across the board with politicians, especially on the extreme left. they want an equal playing field. when you have this discrepancy of 1424 times salary, they believe again, this is just from her point of view, that they are not being treated fairly when it comes to income and the fact they have to make ends meet as well. c

>> about disney, no? i wouldn't be worried about disney, unless someone hacks information.you should always be worried. but for disney, this is how they make money. stuart and the family went on "the avengers" ride. time for a new sequel. make you pay for that. stuart: we get used to it, it is here, it is a ride. it will not go away. >> i'm scared. i'm scared about giving up my privacy. i want to hold the paper ticket to wait in line [laughter]. ashley: there is no privacy. stuart: let me tell you, lauren, you're all right. thank you very much indeed. >>> here we go. congress going after, so we're told, going after robocalls, go get em. how long will it take to knock them out of the park to stop it completely? i will ask georgia congressman, earl buddy carter, involved in the effort to kill the robocall. >>> 50 years ago, america watched the first mission to land on the moon. we're marking the anniversary of apollo 11. i'm speaking with neil armstrong's son mark, he has real pieces of history with him. they are on the set. wait until you see what is going up for auction. ♪

losing disney from netflix or the rise of a disney streaming service? neither.iting development, meaning that the more competitors you have in the direct space that keeps everybody on their toes, it's great for consumers, because it's price competition and also, everyone has to one—up each other on the quality of programming. but don't you think subscription fatigue will fit in at some point? people are going to get a bit bored of paying all this stuff? itjust depends, if you have to find great value in it, what we find with our subscribers is they find great value because there are so many shows to watch and many of them are your favourite shows on television, and they will add other subscriptions to the mix. if you love netflix but you love game of thrones, you have to go somewhere else for game of thrones. but everything you love is on netflix, and that is what we are really trying to focus on. but i do think in general, disney should do great with their service and programming. i have a lot of love for marvel and for a star wars and the disney animation film

to say, maybe i can go for a less expensive disney plus and borrow somebody's password for netflix. >> it's a good question. on disney plus, our general view, a couple of points firstly, broadly, we don't view video as a zero sum game historically, it never has been. as consumers shift from linear to streaming services, multiple platforms will win second, we don't view disney as a substitute for netflix netflix's content is much broader, definitively, initially when disney launches its service in november. and then third, it's not -- disney is not going to have an impact on netflix internationally for some time, because they still have zmooe-- disney has a bunch of output deals in various international market which is will limit the quality of their service initially. they'll obviously get through those output deals and add it to their service. so, no, video is not a zero-sum game netflix, you know, kind of is definitely a platform in the leading platform and we think with what they're doing on the content, et cetera, user experience, they'll be there for it >> lee, are all subscrib

great for halley bailey, great for this iconic disney film.have their eyes opened to what this role can be. >> absolutely. broadening those horizons. let me remind you, "west side story," natalie woods, a russian-american, played maria, who was of puerto rican decent. lone ranger, johnny depp played native american warrior tonto. "aloha," emma stone played a character of chinese descent. it's not new. it's been done before. many are pointing out this criticism reeks of racism, halle is talented and qualified and ariel is a mermaid. >>> it's time for "the mix" on this tuesday, which also happens ariel is a mermaid. $$9.95? no way.? $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is po if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole life insurance plan. there are no health questions to answer and there are no medical exa

he has pleaded not guilty. >>> disney heiress abigail disney says she is livid after what she saw visitingland undercover. she tells yahoo! news she went to check out conditions for herself after workers sent her a facebook message, and every employee had a similar message for her -- quote, i don't know how i can maintain this face of joy and warmth when i have to go home and forage for food and other people's -- in other people's garbage. >> disney has her own message for company ceo bob iger, one she's delivered before, that iger needs to fix the egregious wage gap. >> bob needs to understand he's an employee just the same as the people scrubbing gum off the sidewalk are employees, and they are entitled to the same dignity and human rights that he is. >> disney says she recently e-mailed iger about her concerns but received no response. bob iger earned $66 million last year. the median salary of a disney employee is $46,127. the company in a statement to cnn points out that it pays workers above the federal minimum wage, and they have committed $150 million to a program for employees to

and it's the disney library.you name it, pretty much disney owns it. anything you watch on abc, espn sports, it will be on disney plus. so it's looking more and more like we're going to go from the cable model where we're paying hundreds of dollars a month for a bunch of channels, some of which we want, some of which we don't want, to the streaming service model where we pay for all these different streaming services to make sure that we can access everything. here's -- we did some math on this. the average cable satellite package, just over $100. if you get rid of cable and you want to add up everything else, hulu's $6, 8, $9 for netflix, amazon $9, hbo $15. you throw in disney, that's another $7. then you add in other streaming services, cbs -- cheryl: you're holding a plateful of examples. you might as well show the viewers. >> this is the a la carte package. this is what people complain about with cable. when you sign up, you get channels you don't necessarily want. cheryl: fox business obviously. >> you want

if you remember, there was a big fight in disney -- neil: yes. >> so in today's disney, anything thatgoing to get caught on film somewhere and we will all hear about it. if it's sensational enough it will go viral. people of all ages should go to disney. >> how dare her take my childhood. go and hug mickey, feel good, maybe escape. neil: you visit the hall of presidents? >> of course. the whole nine yards. neil: i see lots of couples who get married at disney. >> absolutely. it's a big business for disney. neil: where does this come from? it probably heightened the interest of people wanting to go. >> free publicity for them. neil: free publicity for them. >> all a stunt. neil: it got us talking about it. guys, thank you all very, very much. good seeing you again. >>> in the meantime, $3 million for winning a fortnite game. you have been lecturing your kids cool it on the gaming. now the kid comes back, you let me keep doing this, i will pay you back in spades. this young man did just that. he's $3 million richer. he claims he only plays the game eight hours a day. after this. see tha

most famously, disney merger with abc in 1995.s year, the focus may be less on mergers and more on content. julia boorstin is there for us tonight. ♪ >> reporter: with media moguls su as brian roberts, john malone and gre masay arriving ohere in sun valley onef the big topics is how the media and tech giants are battling with content. with a number of new streaming services set to launchrom disney, apple, at&t warner media and unersal. >> n one will compete with netflix in gross subscribers. i believe they've won the game annothing i can see will dislodge them. amazon is a completely different business in that it is selling prime which gives you different services. disney has the best chance because of its very, very popular content. >> reporter: with so many media and tech comnies such as apple and amazon competing for premium showsnd movies which barry dillard calls an arms race, some of theompanies are looking for value elsewhere like discovery's david dazlov which is building on his company's strength with coent around food, t

top four grossing all by disney. >> go disney. >>> california is about to have a new law having an impact on every single police department in our state. >>> president trump making history by stepping in to north korea, but are the two countries closer to a new york with more. >>> and pride takes over san francisco streets, but the celebration comes to a halt. why protesters decided to block the parade route. >>> a live look outside from our exploratory camera this morning. see the fog, oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >>> good morning. coming up on 5:00 a.m. on this monday july 1st. i'm tweeting in red with a special guest. >> i'm liz and excited to be here. glad reggie gets the morning off. >> glad to have you here. lisa argen with a check of the weather. >> hey. natasha, liz. good morning. a live look from doppler 7. july 1st, you expect

the new disney classic, the journey back to africa. and new voices bringing old friends to life. beyonce, donald glover, seth rogen. our robin roberts with the famous faces behind the beloved characters. ♪ circle of life but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. retired supreme court justice john paul stevens died tonight in ft. lauderdale, florida after suffering a stroke yesterday. president jerald ford appointed stevens in 1975 as a moderate. but he eventually emerged at court's leading liberal, retiring after serving 35 years on the nation's highest court. >> i think i've been told over and over again in case after case after case that on some issues i surprised people, yes. but all judges do that. >> in 2012, president obama awarded him the medal of freedom. justice john paul stevens was 99 years old. >>> we turn now to the tragic plane crash exactly 20 years ago tonight. there was already worry and concern on cape cod, massachusetts. a small, private plane had failed to land as expected. the pilot, john f.

. >>> still ahead, a disney star passed away too soon.his family says happened. >>> plus, mulan, the live action movie trailer just dropped but there's a big deviation from the disney classic in this version. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up on game day, how did the clippers get kawhi leonard? and marty leury. buyers or sellers for the san francisco giants? >> they are selling. >> who is going and possibly, the giants trade deadline coming up. marty and jim next on game day. >>> a disney channel star has died in his sleep. 20-year-old cameron boyce could not be revived when paramedics rushed to his home. he had an ongoing medical condition and died afr a seizure. he starred in the descendants. >>> the first trailer for the live action remake of mulan aired during the women's world cup finals. well, gripping. this new remake will star chinese actress crystal lieu and jet li as the emperor, but mushu will be replaced. >>> we will right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the haw

exactly disney doesn't want to upset by changing the old classic too much. but there are some funny and little surprises this i can tell you and for the younger ones it's just a new and exciting start so why not you're right it's really exactly the same story we saw already in 1994 same animals same locations and sometimes just the list of alert. just compare that to the movie or a moment and this is a really fun that's really worth it. let's wait for the baby. here we are actually moving actually i don't know what about you for me it was kind of it's magic when i see it's really the copy from the old one but i think the old movie kind of was it's magic is the new one just looks so much better i mean even though i haven't actually needed to work so much better at the pictures of really impressive and yeah and after the jungle book who was already dead in that style done with and that's the lion king i think not be the last remake and this kind are and i know it's not going to be the new born king is not you know quickly what are the reviews white folk as tho

but 1st disney's film production chief calls it a new form of filmmaking somewhere between c.g.i. and live action but new lion king comes 25 years after the original cartoon became an instant classic and that's long enough for disney to feel that it's time for an upgrade the new movie had cinemas next week it tells the exact same story with a very new look and with the voices of stars including beyonce seth rogen and donald glover also in.

disney has found its next live-action princess.ed to know about the young lady who just landed the role of ariel in "the little mermaid." it's thursday, the fourth of july. >>> hey, thanks for joining us and lady liberty here on the fourth of july. happy fourth of july. >> are you lady liberty? >> yes, me. that's me. us and me, lady liberty. >> lady liberty has freed the curls. >> yes. yes, honey. >> and america as well. >> so many things that i want to talk about before we get to the news real quick. so under the sea, "the little mermaid," that's so exciting. also this social media meltdown. thank goodness we work overnight and i was asleep during the day because i had no idea. >> my pictures would not load and i thought, this is the end. this is the end. >> no one could see that you were working out? so it didn't even really happen, right? if no one saw you pumping the iron. >> i'm a built man. >> a built man. all right, all right. we'll get to all of that in just a bit. >>> we do begin this fourth of july with a stunning about-f

but 1st disney's film production chief calls it a new form of filmmaking somewhere between c.g.i. and the live action but new lion king comes 25 years after the original cartoon became an instant classic and that's long enough for disney to feel that it's time for an upgrade the new movie had cinemas next week it tells the exact same story with a very new look and with voices of stars including beyonce seth rogen and donald glover also known as raw.

disney already has a lot of experience in this field. they are price competitive and household names. when you compare disney plus, they're pricing at around seven dollars, and rumors of a bundle hulu currently has 30 million u.s. subscribers. it is a competitive package and they should be able to scale up quickly. emily: thanks so much for stopping by. eric: thank you. emily: customer data is at the heart of a controversial new medical plan in the u.k. former u.k. science minister is proposing to sell patient to but forising debt, english national health service, which provides free medical care to more than 55 million residents, some are sounding the alarm. england's national health service provides free care to everyone who walks into the hospital or doctor's office. as costs rise, that puts the system under increasing pressure. billions of dollars are trying to put to better use. after taking care of everyone in the country for seven decades, the nhs has lifelong medical records of practically all of its residents, some 55 million pe

disney's "lion king" winning big at the box office.sney's avenger end game passing avatar being passed here to talk about all, disney's domination at the box office, brent lange, john litman is also here thank you both for being here. what is going on 40% of the market is now dominated by disney? >> if you factor in the fox contribution which is only about 5%, yeah, it's 40% dominated by disney so, disney is just blotted out the sun for all the other studios and everybody is punching up right now. >> what does that mean does that mean they won't get space in the theaters? is this a concentration issue? >> that's some of it if you look, basically all the other studios steered clear of this summer, this year really. you don't have a bond movie, jurassic world they let disney have this runway >> right >> the reviews have been terrible, terrible like terrible, terrible. we were talking about 8-year-olds who have a view this is not the greatest movie in the world. >> that is true. and yet and yet the genius of what disney has done actually