guys why did you leave hollywood records which was owned by disney well you know i think the time just came as we grew and as our sound was evolving and where we sort of saw ourselves and five to ten years the vision was different than what theirs was and we had a good relationship with them and did a lot of great things but it was no longer right was the parting ok. it was it is a it was a mutual decision and luckily we had a great run with them and this time doing our own it feels kind of brand new and just like we spoke about earlier our song first time kind of represents a little bit too and doing this by ourselves we also left with our masters which is really really rare. so we you know we're in a great position now being our own label and sort of making the decisions we can be really creative without we release old music and the music did you guys used to wear purity with. whatever i got married was none of them really speak about too much and sparingly personal and so we keep it to ourselves being young and getting a hit there are downsides that aren't there wasn't hard to live

are there things you can't do because of disney? >> well, yes. first of all, we use the disney brand very judiciously, so when we make programming, not everything gets the disney name on it, but because we're the disney company, we are, you know, a bit mindful of the kind of product that we make, and we do limit ourselves a bit even if we're using a non-disney brand, we're careful because that disney brand, even if it's not applied to specific product, still is important for the product the company makes. i'm glad you brought up last night because -- and the comment about the golden age of tv. i think it is the golden age of tv because the opportunities for creators to create given all the access they have, given all the new platforms, have never been greater. and they're only going to continue to get better. we're taking advantage of that as well because i wouldn't be surprised to see in the near future the walt disney company creating product for some of these new platforms directly. so actually using our production, creative capabilities and ou

. >>> well, disney said riders who arrive with a handicapped will no longer go to the front of the line. abuse of the courtesy led to the change, which takes effect october 9th. >>> and according to the late census information, maryland is the richest state with highest medium household income followed by alaska, new jersey, connecticut and hawaii. and the poorest five states including kentucky, west virginia, arkansas and mississippi >>> coming up all your sports highlights. >>> first, a trivia question for you. nfl teams like the giants, redskins and steelers have all lost their first three games. so has any 0-3 nfl team ever made it to the super bowl? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> all right, take a look. before the break we asked, has any 0-3 nfl team made it to the super bowl? and the answer is, no. yes, i thought it might have been a yes. it is a no. although the 2007 giants who were 0-2 did win the super bowl. now, let's get the latest in sports. nfl week three getting right to sunday night football. shall we? bears versus the steelers. big ben with this pick in the s

. >>> well, disney is delaying the release of the next pixar move vitt good dinosaur until 2015.means there will be no pixar film in 2014. that will be the first one since 2005. >>> the first invisible skyscraper is planned for south korea. the glass encaskacase tower wil appear invisible. very cool. >>> and grand theft auto 5 is leaving everything in its dust at a cost of around $130 million to make, gta 5 took in $800 million in just one day. selling 7.5 million units at about $60 a pop. a lot of gamers out there. >>> coming up next, sports headlines with richard lui. but first, massive flooding in the mexican resort city of acapulco has created a new problem for residents and stranded residents. crocodiles. this large reptile was seen roaming the streets before he was captured. a pair of ferocious tropical storms have left at least 80 dead with stdozens still missin. . but going back to school is hard... because you work. now, capella university offers a revolutionary new way to get your degree. it's called flexpath and it's the most direct path, leveraging what you've learned

disney. other mergers failed and picksar and star wars have succeeded very well.hat make the merger work? >> it is common sense. when companies are bought or company that buys another company they immediately try to get synergies. the leverage of 1 plus 1 = usually 3 and concocts or removing redundancies and that could be done to a fault. when that occurs you are ignoring the essence of what you thought, and -- for the people. picks are and marvel and lucas we didn't only by a great assets meaning intellectual property or the ability to create a great people land we have to recognize that when you are integrating, word that is commonly used, in to the mother ship. one thing we talked about earlier, animation is a great example, one thing that is great about picksar, they had the opportunity to run other parts of disney. and the marvel executives and given them more responsibility in disney. that goes a long way. recognize the talents that came with the acquisition. a loud signal to the company, the new company could offer more opportunities and you haven't just be

disney, they made a movie like that based on a ride at disneyland. it was pirates of the caribbean. smurves made a littlsmurvessmurf money. alvin and the chipmunks played a little bit of money. >> well disney will just go out of business. despite these critical failures there were some good movies. >> woody allen's blue jasmine was great. francis hau, is a terrific movie, i just got back from the telluride film festival. i think we want to characterize one season of movies as a trend. you don't base a trend on one season. but the trend was started years ago with what bill described. reboots and comic book movies and the hunger games movies where they anticipate a sequel coming. >> let's go to hermella aregawi our social media producer for some comments. >> hollywood seems the only industry that continues to increase prices as viewership goes down. cost seems no longer worth it, what's your response? >> it's difficult to unpack the movie industry. it's very duplicated. there's international rights and movies and dvds, and things like that they are taking more money out of people who come to the theaters. every friday and saturday all the kids go to the theaters to see the big bang sm

. >> well, disney is changing it's policy for people with disabilities.sables guests will be ushered to the front of the lines for rides at the disney theme park. then came a report from jeff rossen that some were abusing the system by hiring the disabled to get themselves on rides quicker so now disabled guests will have to go to the ride and come back at a designated time. >> today burger king is launching lower calorie fries. it says the new crinkle cut fries have 20% fewer calories and they have the same ingredients and customers shouldn't taste any difference. >> the latest powerball millionaire has come forward. well, sort of. he turned in his winning ticket monday and wants to remain anonymous. he is married. he has a dog and he stopped at the store the day of the $400 million drawing for hot dog buns and ended up with millions instead. that was a good grocery store outing. >>> a new study finds maps are a good thing, especially for children in preschools. the study found children that take midday naps in reschool learned more and remembered more t

well. >>> disney ceo bob iger sounded off earlier in the day about the secret sauce that kept the entertainment giant ahead of its rivals. what has kept bob iger ahead of his rivals inside the company? we'll we'll bring you details what making iger a winner in a moment. >>> liz continues the special coverage from the clinton global initiative. liz, what do you have coming? >> i will bring awe fox business exclusive with the man at the center of what could be a transformational technology merger. applied materials executive chairman michael splinter telling us why his company is forming a global powerhouse with japanese rival tokyo electron. feverish, feverish acquisition here. david? david: sound like fun. also our fac twitter question deals with another sub jeeping we'll be -- subject we'll be dealing with, chrysler and its decision to file initial paperwork for a possible ipo would you invest in chrysler? have you driven a chrysler lately? they're very nice cars but would you invest in the company? a lost disagreements on that. log on to facebook.com/afterthebell. let us know. ♪ [ indistinct

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feel like i've come home i feel like this is where i want to be as well as people let me talk about huge though if you're doing a disney movie with clooney the odds are pretty good that that's going to be a hit yeah and well get this right it does really good the good. god every very shrewd and and he has great taste without a doubt however i'm sure even he would admit there is no such thing as there's no show thing in this in this business and thank god because if they if there was it would be it would be pretty dull babe we have computers making we sort of do have computers buying them you know what i mean there were they were things would be just cookie cutter and they that doesn't tend to work why do you enjoy when you're sitting in your singing when you're playing you're playing to a comment why do you enjoy being someone else. well one of the i think one of the interesting things about music is that i actually i and i'm still trying to work out whether this is really true but i think actors become actors in order to hide who they are they put on mosques they want to be someone else when you when you're doing musi

some of our current challenges and cost precious will continue well into the next year, trying to get people back on board these ships. >> disney cruise ship, royal is doing well. >> got some currency headwinds, i guess you could argue, though fuel prices, they're blaming 4 cents on the june view. perhaps that moderates if crude continues to come down. >> crude doesn't matter tremendously as it does for airlines. you see when they pull up the ship, it just reminds you again and again that, wow, as between carnival and somebody else, maybe i ought to go with somebody else. carnival is very well run, by the way, so i don't want to attribute what happened there to being the overall change. carnival has always been a great company. >> did want to add anti-trust be darned. amex is up over 8% on this deal. >> actually, a record high, right? >> it matters if they get it done. i just think that if you're intel, you just say, listen, we're not going to have this. it's going to drive up prices. >> so they need china, they need a lot of anti-trust approvals and they also may need sifus, too. it will take them a long time to get the deal d

at the moment, ironically, a leader, but when you have travelers and walt disney looks like the winners are broadbased. >> wellthe market, the dow in particular is taking a hit on walmart. interestingly enough, the news targeted traders, affected on stocks that you would not necessarily think of. affected the transportation index. the fact of the matter is that walmart is one of the largest truckers in the united states, distribution networks. also supply walmart, those truckers are employed. you saw the impact on the transports out of the market, not necessarily your first instinct when you hear news like j.c. penney and the other retailers in the story. it is nice to see nicole covering j.c. penney, the closest she has ever come to that is a stock. i'm sure she has never seen the inside. liz: you will get you for that. see is just around the corner from where you walk. moving lower down about half a percent. were you impressed by this? >> you know what, i'm not. i thought, it sounded like a great accent to me. if you ask us year -- if you ask us here in chicago, we are frustrated. the guys behind me are frus

our estimates are well above the street for both '14 and '15. >> absolutely. this to me is a clear sign that disney believes its shares are going up from here. disney hit an all-time high back in may. those shares hit an all-time high. right now the stock is trading just a couple dollars below there. but the company tells me that they're making this decision, given our confidence in our business and our financial position, they are planning to significantly increase the size of buyback. their fiscal year which ends september 29th, this past year they did a buyback of $4 billion. in the next fiscal year which starts in just a couple months, that will be a buyback of $6 billion to $8 billion. that's potentially doubling that. now, they say that this is -- this increased share repurchase is a good use of our capital given the current stock price which we believe is well below the stock's intrinsic value. so to make this purchase around an all-time high is quite a testament to the company's confidence in where things are going from here. >> okay, julia, rich, thank you very much for weighing in on what

well. jpmorgan up, disney, there are plenty of winners. market taking it easy.nts. the s&p, and the longest losing streak of the year. and one of the pressure of the market has been facing, other things at play, and why and joins us now. you say the slide in stocks over the past few sessions is no surprise and a piece of this certainly is what we are seeing in washington, correct? >> that is right. we certainly expect there will be some market weakness as we enter the last quarter of the year. we are seeing fewer new highs in the market, in the broader indexes, particularly weakness in the financial sector, even jpmorgan and goldman sachs, big-name in that sector even though they are up today. we have been reducing our financial exposure but there should be some technical weakness in the market because of the budget talks. watching to see that action, certainly in the fundamental bull market. cheryl: basically looking at a sector rotation, you have your eye on financials from a technical perspective of but what about other things we might be missing at this poin

disney world or another parade. >> mike schuh reports. >> reporter: well, snow on the ground doesn't deter a quality marching bandnd volunteer hours are spent perfecting their act, but if you really have your act together, you get to fly your banner here, in london. this is new year's day, 2011. and guess what? >> based on the performance, we received a follow up invitation for next year. >> reporter: they sent a letter, bunt in british fashion, two represents showed up this morning in person to ask the band to come and perform in 2014. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> in appreciation, the band played for the invited guests much to the delight of the superintendent. >> to be nominated for this once is monumental, but two times is phenomenal. we are one of the best schools in the country of music education, it is solidified right here. >> reporter: everyone appreciates heart work. this is one of the largest new year's day parade in the world. what do they see in the kids. >> wonderful. >> a handful of schools get invited. >> i think they are amazing. the commitment the kids show, enthusiasm, and the way that t

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the animal just voted world ugliest >> who can forget the disney movie up and the house soaring into the sky. wella manager from north carolina attempting that trip in real life. >> 3, 2, 1. the balloon lifting him sky high. across the atlantic and trip could take 5 days. it will be a first if this journey is successful. seems like pretty tough. >> right now from high definition south beach camera this is looking at the 24 hour change and warmer today than yesterday. 6 degrees warmer in novato. antioch san francisco l. >> that could get it never gets totally hot there. >> thank you expense near okay. now to the winner of the world ugliest animal. there it is. ugly animal preservation society needed a mascot to put on line vote and winner is thi this. it looks like a little bit like character jab a the hut. this fish is real. live in the water off australia growing to about 12 inches and nobody ever has to feed them because scientist open the big mouth and let the particle drift in. it has a nose. >> poor fellow. it's not larr larry. want to make it clear. no connection. >> none whatsoever. >> none

i think overrated, but he can run, he can pass, he can play fake, and for me -- well, not a pocket passer, but disney. people think disney's hurt because the last quarter was lackluster. i think disney's healthy and it can anchor your portfolio. disney's cable properties including espn are fabulous businesses in tremendous shape. i felt that cbs deal, disney is worth even more. and while broadcast tv, a little weak, disney is ready to rebound and resume its march higher, but i hope not against monday night because that's versus the eagles. finally a portfolio needs a tight end, most flexible player on the field, you've got to be able to run, got to be able to block, got to be able to catch passes. in short, you want a stock that's like jimmy graham of the new orleans saints. i got one, it's a gross cyclical, 3m, should play for the vikings, right? they're located in minnesota. but this is a consistent performer and any lift in the global economy will highlight the organic growth 3m has been posting lately, also sending the stock higher. 3m is a breeze. here's the bottom line, for your fantasy stock f

. >>> well, everybody is talking about it and now miley is, too. hear how the former disney star is responding to all the criticism after last week's vulgar vma performance. a warm day in the bay, fran know you want it" she wanted attention.. and y did she get it. hear what >>> today we're going to make a beautiful salad with some fresh tuna that we seared and what else, steph? >> we have eggs, lemon, dill, arugula. this is a at the very fun salad. arugula is nice because it has a peppery flavor. so want to start making this now? >> first, add the dill. we're using whole dill. the only dressing on here it's lemon and olive oil a little sea salt and coarse sea salt so you have to be careful with it but i like the flavor. it's very similar to a sicilian tuna salad because the dressing is just lemon, olive oil and the nine is a whole steak that we seared and can you put on some eggs? >> thank you, bella. >> and it's a complete meal. >> beautiful. ciao. ♪[ music ] >>> well, she wanted attention and she got it. you can hear what miley cyrus is saying about her controversial perfo

well, just flopped. a $225 million budget and johnny depp on horseback couldn't save "the lone ranger." disney200 million on the western remake. but it's poised to become the biggest box office bust of the season. there are others that flopped big-time domestically as well. "after earth," "turbo,"" rpd" a film produced by our sister company. each cost more than $130 million to get on the big screen, but none of the movies have made enough money in the u.s. to cover production costs. >> this summer has been stuffed with tadpole releases. when there's that many coming out, something's bound to flop. >> and movie goers have noticed. >> it's disappointing because when we pay like $12 for a movie, we want a quality picture. >> a small movie, a $12 million movie, could be just as good if it's played right and if there's a script. >> but there's no reason to think studios will ever stop shelling out huge sums for movies featuring a-list actors and dazzling effects. >> every studio wants their "avatar." they all want a movie that makes boat loads of money. and they're willing to take the risk over and

well, no. that's sort of the disney version of the world.ing here with is racism and a toy of racism. it's one of the last vestiges of just out and out blatant racism against an entire group of people that exists in the united states of america. people can use this name with -- so cavalierly and not even think about it is one thing, but a lot of people know that it's racist. they know it's a racial slur. and if the -- and still use it. they don't care. >> you took this matter all the way to the supreme court, and you lost. why do you think this radio campaign is going to work when nothing else has? >> well, we've been trying things since the national indian youth council started in 1963 and the national congress of american indians and every major national native organization has called for this name to be changed. it's always been held up since the '60s on every campus as the worst example of this kind of racister it racister it -- racist stereo typing of us in american sports. you never know what tipping point is and then you look back and

. >>> well, every school year teens join their high school's marching band. if they're good enough they play at disney or a major parade. as mike schuh reports the dulaney high school band is taking their act overseas. >> in westminster and elsewhere volunteer hours are spent perfecting their act. as you got your act together you get to fly your banner here in london. >> this is new year's day 2011. guess what... >> we receive add follow up invitation for next year. >> they sent a letter in glorious british fashion. two reps showed up this morning in person to ask the band toer form in 2014. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> in appreciation the band played for the invited guests, much to the delight of the superintendent. >> to get nominated for this and to be invited once is monumental. to get it twice is phenomenal. we have been known as one of the best school systems for music education. >> everyone appreciates hard work. this is one of the largest day for parades in the year. >> they're wonderful. >> only a hand ful of schools this in our area get invited. >> i think that's amazing with the way

well, i am. parents going on job interviews with their kids and disney offering interactive experiences, and .alf people join hands in protest across spain. the makers versus the takers. a fellow refugee from europe in socialism is in a moment. it sounds ominous to me, there will be a closed-door meeting in the white house this afternoon. the president, the vice-president, big labor bosses will confer in the room. and this nation has a history of dumping bad news when it hopes the media isn't paying attention. remember the big chunk of obama care before a weekend? watch out today, it's pure speculation on my part, but the stars seem to be aligning for another dump today. 3:15 in the afternoon, the obama, biden and trumka, obama care will tax union plans. it's highly disruptive they say. mr. trumka has been stiffed. after all the money and support that big labor has plowed into the democrats' campaigns he gets beaten up by the people he vigorously backed. hell hath no fury like a union boss spurned. what is he going to get out of today's meeting? i don't know, but the odds are that with an elec

disney right now. google increasing its weighting in the s&p 500. very significantly. general motors also increasing as well. for the week, we're generally to the upside. maria, back to you. >> bob, thanks. helping me break down the day, stephanie, zachary from reuters and river twice research. and paul shatz from heritage capital. thank you for joining us. stephanie, tough day on the street. do you think this continues? >> i think we do. the next couple of weeks have been tough. we have to get through the washington angle. i think that's why we sold off today. it was also easy to do given we've had a nice run in the last couple of weeks. up almost 4% in two weeks' time. a 10% up from june lows. we've had a good run. volatility is here. i think you want to use voluntarilitity to be buying and positioning yourself in the fourth quarter. once we get through washington, i think the markets will move up because i think you'll see chase for performance, get earnings, maybe not that great but i think guidance will be better because the global economies are a little better. and interest rates, even if they do tape

well yet. not even disney world fast past 10 to 15 seconds and tell to you redo it.alled authentic and they built this into the phone. you set up for five different fingers you can pick from. five different finger profiles. your spouse, you could do your kid or three of your own fingers. >> wow. >> i set up my thumb. watch how fast. slide to unlock. put your thumb on the phone and takes you right into the phone. >> no more crazy. >> no more pecking out a password to go in. another key is when you buy a song or buy an app. you have to type in your itunes password. no more. fingerprint. don't have to type in pass words. >> easier to spend money on your phone. >> easier to spend money. >> what happens if i put my finger on there. >> let's try. this if alli, go ahead and try to unlock my phone by putting your finger on the home button. >> where am i supposed to put it? >> on the home button. >> see if you can get in. >> hello, hello, it's me, clayton. >> you won't be able to get in. >> it's me clayton here one of the big improvements inside the a s is camera. burst mode

disney as it was cut over at morgan stanley to an equally overweight and disney pushed back a few films they plan on releasing as well. lori: species easy money they keep pumping into the system as inflation concerns on the rise of gold is jumping 5%, will it rally, would be short-lived? sandra smith has the trade from the pits of the cme. sandra: bowlen sale, fires around the globe scooping up the precious metal because u.s. dollars are so cheap. a more money the fed brings the more bond buying they do, currency devalued and makes commodity like gold, silver, platinum cheap, a huge rally across the board, fast tracking on the big call heading into this announcement. they put out a note in response to their bearish call earlier in the week saying of the fed's decision leaves risks to gold prices as feud to the upside in the near-term. especially saying that gold could rally based on the fed monetary policies. the section of this morning by jeff kerri, head quality strategist, he dipped in his forecast for gold to fall to $1,050 an ounce. by an end of 2014, he believes there will be enough u.s. gross to warrant those

disney is the princess line. what does that do? what does that say? >> wellthis very confused expectations. that they grow up believing that they should be beautiful like princesses but astronauts that they should play soccer and never let the boys know how smart they are. piling on all the expectations the good news that girls can believe they can do whatever they want. the bad news is they somehow have to do it all perfectly. >> i like so much you that even refer to the question can women have it all is maddening. i'm, too, sort of sick of that question. you talk about the message of women's lives. having kids you say is a full-time, 20-year undertaking. it's not a short-time assignment. expect to be totally exhausted chaos. this is what i like. stop feeling guilty for letting the madness happen. >> because any women who has kids and a job or just a job and no kids knows that life is chaotic and it's messy. i think we have to embrace that and not beat ourselves up when we drop things. inevitably if you're trying to juggle too many balls, you drop them. >> o

well. making new highs. i think the cues made new highs today. you will see that i think it has completed a major double top. that's walmart, disney coca-cola, american express, mcdonald's. there is something wrong. you can't have a sustainable move without the generals. by the way, i like the broadness of today's rally. i think it will continue. >> that makes sense in terms of the dough. what do you see for the s&p 500? of course they are linked. this is -- these are 30 stocks. >> yes. but, you know they are the 30 largest everything. you can't overlook the dough. and yes, the s&p 500 has got components like apple in it and facebook which are not in the dough. and i think the s&p 500 could probably make it to a new high. >> how are you? >> fine. >> technicians are taking over. >> good. >> on the short term what would change your mind? >> just as i said if the dough and the transportation both of those averages would make new closing highs, i would have to rethink my intermediate terms. i still think so unless we get new closing highs. >> i applaud you on being able to be flexible with the market and saying hey, this is what it is

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disney looking to buy back possibly of billion to $8 billion worth of its own stock helping drive the dow higher as well a bit of a reversal, and of course that's helping to drag the broader market up higher. >>> "power house" time. a look at the las vegas real estate market. cindy is a realtor with century 21, martinez and associates. so what, cindy, does the las vegas market look like? let's look at some stats. single-family homes in august. median sales price, $182,000, up 30% year over year. almost 32%. the inventory, 14,000 houses on the market there. that's down 15%. sales down a little bit. 4.3% year over year. average days on the market, 78. is the market likely to stay hot, cindy? >> absolutely. 2013 has definitely been the year of recovery for the las vegas housing market, largely due to a reduction in inventory. and available inventory meaning it's not a short sale or some other sort of distress sale. >> let's move on. you've picked some out. they look very interesting. the first one is 6394 west haleh avenue. taxes, $902,000, $160,000, three bedrooms, two baths. 1257 square feet. >> at $160,

the channel could come back and hurt you, but he says he might as well do it to himself before everyone else does. one last word about disneyllar performer, near all-time highs. yet when you compare it against several other big media giants, it is performing lower than the others in part because they fell far more in the meltdown than disney did, so they've come back up. but when you then look at eight years since iger became ceo, look at this chart we put together. disney stock in eight years up over 150%, vastly more than those oh entertainment companies. and, by the way, that is more than triple the rise in the s&p and the dow in the same eight-year period. ashley: something, right many. >> he sure is. he's working with a great collection of assets. tracy: we have the disney channel in our house all the time. >> it's a lifersaver. your kid can sit there slack-jawed. arc ash you've got to love it. breaking news, crude extending losses for a fourth straight day, closing down 46 cents at $103.13 a barrel. tracy: the united nations general assembly p not the only big meeting happening here in new york city. the clinton globa

well when longer term interest rates fall. remember, they make less money from their traditional lending activities. another notable downside mover here is disneyors are reacting to news its pixar animation studio is pushing back the release of a couple upcoming movies. the stock was also downgraded to equal weight or neutral rating at morgan stanley. let's cap it off with a big mover to the upside. small tech biotech company ca called acceleron. shares ended up huge. it specializes in cancer and rare disease treatments. large biotech company cell gene also bought into its ipo. >>> yesterday's nontaper discussion by the fed was good news for mortgage ratings. up next, we take a look, how low could rates go now that the fed is keeping the foot on the stimulus pedal? is this the last chance to get in before mortgage rates head to 5% and beyond? >>> later, middle east strong men have a long history of hoarding wealth even if nations are impoverished. assad seems to be no different. we take a look at how he's holding on to his country and his fortune. ing more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free,

disney. they met at the xerox machine when she was starting off at abc sports. at that point she was not reporting them, but he noticed her attitude as well as our work ethic and brought her onto his team. she delivered, and so did the. every time he got promoted he made sure that pat was first in line to fill the vacancy. and within a few years if she was president of abc daytime television. an amazing talent. i mean, one of the things she did it abc was spearhead the program which transformed the ratings of that network's. says she is no slouch. but she says that when the crunch came the reason she was chosen was that she had these extraordinary strong points. her current sponsor still manage to view a few weeks ago that he knew that if he could get past he could breathe easy. he would not have to worry. because she did not take politics she was 100 percent trustworthy. he then went and race very readily because it does center. and so in this road map, in this work we focus at least as much on that sector as we do on performance. melinda, i will hand back to you and thank you. [applause] >> thank-you for sharing that impressive data. ve

disney. they met at the xerox machine when she was starting off at abc sports. and that's the point she was not reporting to him, but he noticed her attitude as well as her work ethicd broader onto his team. she delivered, and so did he. every time he got promoted he made sure that pat was first in line to fill its vacancy. and within a few years she was president of abc daytime television. but, you know, there are two truths here. first off, pat is an amazing talent. i mean, one of the things she did at abc was spearheaded the program the view, which transform the ratings of that network. so she is no slouch on the work front. but she says that when, you know, the crunch came, the reason she was chosen above the other high-performance how was she had these extraordinary strong points. and her current sponsor, steve, told me in an interview a few weeks ago that he knew that if he could get pat in this role, he could breathe easy. he wouldn't have to worry. because she didn't take politics. she was 100% trustworthy. he then went on to say, you know, what she was doing in terms of changing the culture and producing the people skills that he felt were critical in the

disney now. they met at the xerox machine when she was starting off at abc sports. at that point she was not reporting to him, but she noticed her attitude as well her work effort and brought her unto his team. she delivered and so did he. every time he got promoted, and he made sure that she was first in line. within a few years, she was president of abc daytime television. but there are two truths here. it is amazing tact. one of the things that she did with spearhead the program, which transformed the ratings of that network. so she is no slouch. but she says when the crunch came, the reason she was chosen with the high-performing talent is that she had these extraordinarily strong responses in her current sponsor steve burke, told me in an interview a few weeks ago that he knew that if he could get in this, he could breathe easy. and he would not have to worry because she was 100% trustworthy he then went on to say what she was doing in terms of changing the culture in producing the people skills that he thought were critical in the success of the company, but when he started this trust, one of the reasons that we have to be so transparent a

disney team parks. you have to kind of get the whole sense of how well the entertainment companies are. bull market. >> after breaking up with jerry bruckheimer on friday, more discussion about the degree to which studios have ten poll pictures at all. >> that's key. i'm glad you mentioned that. every time they stray from the ten poll, long rangers, 2015, big, big year. you have star wars. you have got more avengers and the shanghai park in 2016. a lot of irons in the fire. >> everybody has talked about how surprising september has been to the up side. does that make you feel like some of october's would-be gains have been stolen. >> this is how i'm looking at this year. this year has handled the sequester and serious disappointment earnings and this thing keeps ticking. in october, a lot of shorts. they are going to say, it has to crash. you get to november and you are home free. kind of an amazing market. >> we will see you tonight, jim, 6:00 and 11:00. >> simon is here. >> what a morning for record. record sales for iphone. we'll talk about where apple's stock can go now. the ceo of

well kill me, because this is no type of living in here. i would never harm another human being! i would never hurt nobody! i liked mickey mouse and donald duck, and disneyl and kind things. i am not a mean person. i know i'll go to heaven, god knows i am innocent. that is one person who knows i'm innocent. >> reporter: if god believes her, why didn't the jury? she blames a bad lawyer. >> i personally would have convicted myself for what they got to hear. they didn't get to hear my side, they didn't get to see my evidence. they didn't get to hear my witnesses. >> why didn't you take the stand then? you had every opportunity to defend yourself. >> i wanted my witnesses to take the stand. for me to take the stand, my lawyers said we didn't need it. >> your lawyer was that convinced you were going to win? >> yes. >> reporter: however, the lawyer, byron heilman, told us the decision not to testify was dee dee's. >> we discussed with ms. moore whether she wished to testify. that discussion had gone on for quite some time and she made the decision not to do that. >> reporter: nevertheless, since she claims her case was not presented in court, she laid it out f

wells who is probably doing some research and maybe screaming of your own. jane? >> reporter: i love a theme park, a good roller coaster. right now the theme park business is mostly going up. disney'st of the company. with the success of "cars land" in anaheim, could see 14 new hotels. disney scaling back cap stall spending while comcast is doubling down. it's spending over a billion dollars including a second hairy potter attraction in orlando. it's 20% of operating profits. six flags reporting record revenue in the first half of the year. cedar fair raising full net revenue guidance thanks to higher spending per customer through labor day. this improvement is happening even as parks raise prices. cedar fairs ceo tells us you can do that if you keep investing especially at parks like his where up to 90% of customers are repeat visitors. >> at the berry farm we have a whole new land called the boardwalk area, three new family points. cedar point, the baddest coaster on the planet right at the front gate. as long as we invest in parks, we can continue to take pricing. >> reporter: the only company coming up all wet is seaworld. part of it is blamed on weather. a new documentary of t

well, in real life, this north carolina man tried to mimic this whole maneuver. his ending, not so disneyns aiming to cross the atlantic. he landed in newfoundland, canada. trappe was the first person actually to cross the english channel with this balloon cluster. five people have died trying to cross the atlantic with balloons. when he landed, he posted this to facebook. let me share this with you. quote, hm, this doesn't look like france. see you back here on monday. "the lead" starts now. >>> all the sandbags in the world couldn't stop the devastation happening in colorado right now. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead, families separated, loved ones missing. rushing flood waters cutting off entire towns in colorado. and the rain is unrelenting. >>> the world lead. going into extra innings. the all-important u.s./russia summit over syria isn't ending when we expected it would. is that a good thing or a bad thing? >>> and the sports lead. eli has one more ring, but he's never beaten peyton on the field. he gets another shot at i

well, in real life, this north carolina man tried to mimic this whole maneuver. his ending, not so disneyoons aiming to cross the

well, yeah for the season. >> it's too bad. >> all right. it's 7:11 now on this tuesdayay morning. still ahead, changes at disney land. why people with disabilities will no longer be able to skip lines. >>> plus an alert for pregnant a women. why your doctor's visits maysits soon involve some more questions about your home and your work life. >>> and imagine finding fi thousands of dollars on the side of the road, what would you do? what would you do? it happened to a local man.n. he decided what to do with the money as our cameras rolled. i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. it would run on the most affordable energy source avai

disney is generating far more cash flow than anticipated. wow, this company makes a lot of money. don't forget, espn is doing quite well were a public company on its own, it would be $40 billion, $50 billion at least in market value. significant buybacks have been the theme throughout the entertainment/media history. >> isn't it something how viacom as done so well -- >> cbs. >> people are saying this is the area people just missed. why is that? do they not understand content? time warner has been amazing. >> certainly on the back of share reductions as a result of extremely strong cash flows. in the 30 seconds we have, let take a look at verizon. >> i heard a lot of grousing. bonds were priced at a level that was really pretty attractive versus treasuries and i heard a lot of little guys so to speak saying, listen, i was shut out. i'm surprised verizon -- >> they paid more than they might have had to. right away they traded off -- these guys could have saved themselves some money if they priced that a little tighter. >> this was a hot deal. hot! >> $13 billion to pimco and -- >> i think verizon didn't -- well, it a gr

disabled, they move to the front well, that's until the "new york post" featurered a story about a tour company providing that to help peoples move to the top of the line. disney move on from your comment to french fries. sat physical fries. >> i'm so satisfried. >> that sounds wrong. it's saturday, you may want to treat yourself to some satisfries because -- that is the right term -- if you're going to burger king their answer to lower fat pries, 40% less fat, 30% less calories. how? >> i'm asking how. >> apparently mayer made with a coating a coating that makes them less porous. i'm going to be like oprah saying if you want to go have some beef, go have some beef. >> what is the coating, that's the first question? i saw this ad for the new sat physical fries, and they advertise cut from a whole potato. >> what was it before? >> were they pieces of potatoes? were they mashed together? we'll find out. >> maybe they need to go to the same marketing company that takes care of mercedes benz. >> you got the lizard selling the car insurance, geico. tiger selling cereal. why did you take it down? we're ready for it. so this is the mercedes-benz chegs. it commercial.