dreamworks, i have to add.r next year with kung fu panda three. ♪ erik:stephanie: welcome back, i am stephanie ruhle. erik: i am erik schatzker. stephanie: we are a few minutes away from the opening bell. tracy alloway is here with the three things you need to be looking at. also joining us is jonathan hurdle. welcome, welcome back. tracy: let's talk about greek stocks. we saw the drop yesterday in the athens stock exchange. we have the greek etf that has been trading while the athens stock exchange was closed. it felt about 70%. -- about 17%. so we have all of this discussion about etf, this one did pretty well. stephanie: in terms of this being down so much, you were there. can't we attribute some of it to investors saying, i have been locked out of this market for how many weeks? erik: five weeks. stephanie: i just want to get out of this market. i want to take my money and put it under my mattress. could this be another sign that the greek economy is failing? >> we had signs all along. then, arbitrage to co

let's start out with dreamworks higher by about a percent after hours.he company posting a smaller than kidnap loss from studio to studio. >> this is a company that's been free cash flow negative, there's a major restructuring going on earlier in the year, a lot of people questioning the creative process and then "home" comes out is a major part of the success in the second quarter. i have to say i saw it. it was riveting. with my 6-year-old daughter. just kidding. but very creative. very interesting. >> you saw it by yourself. >> i saw it by myself. let's not kid ourselves. but this is a company that continues to show it can be successful in the creative process. they haven't necessarily had a huge run of hits. the stock had rallied off the lows off the restructuring. i think it's neutral here. i don't think you do much after hours. >> shares of activision jumping after a solid earnings bet on the top and the bottom line. karen. >> yeah. you know, this great company, it's not a huge quarter for them but call of duty skylander really doing well. i don't

disney, viacon, dreamworks, 24 century fox just to name a few. which one stands out to you?> i like disney. when you look at this stock, this stock has been unbelievable the last five years. year over year up 40% and continues to show growth. here's a stock i think poised to do well. look at this. you talk about the movie lineup we have had for disney, it started the year basically "strange magic," whatever, but it just keeps growing. to end the year, "star wars." a great lineup disney is putting out. they are poised to do well. the tale of two cities, we talked about the oil stocks in declines. benefits from this, companies like disney who benefit from lower price oils, more pockets in the consumer and the consumer doing okay. low interest rate environment which is good on disney. taking a look at disney, i'm looking at the call spread. the stock had a nice run-up. it is difficult to play the stock on the long side. the best time to buy the stock is down at the 100-day moving average. but the call spread to find my risk looking at the august 28th, i look at the 120 strike c

. >> warner brothers will be joining disney, 21st century fox, and dreamworks animation, all of whom are similarly partnering to co-produce and distribute films with chinese companies. hollywood's chinese-language productions in the works are in in addition to the boost they're getting from a growing appetite for their english language films in china. this year, universal's "jurassic world" had the biggest global opening weekend in history thanks in large part to its $99 million opening gross in china. marvel the vendors "age of ultran" was their biggest release ever in the country. and analysts are bull that i shall the chinese box office dollars will keep on flowing to hollywood regardless of the country's stock market and currency fluctuatiofluctuations. >> i think a change in currency valuation doesn't really affect any individuals in china who want to go to the theater. they're going to continue to pay that u.s. equivalent of $2, $3, or $4 for a movie ticket, and that's still an attractive proposition for their entertainment dollar. >> the downside, hollywood studios bring home

one of hillary clinton's super-pac has a $15 million vault which is shared more evenly, column dreamworksnd jeffrey catsen berg, as well as big gifts from george soros and j.j. abrams and his wife. >> super-pacs have fundamentally changed the game. they have to spend a huge amount of their time not just courting voters, but courting billionaires. >> the big question -- what will the rich guys and gals giving these huge sums expect from the candidate who wins? >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i'm turnic it over to brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room." i'm jake tapper. \s >>> they find isis is as strong as ever, suggesting little progress against the terror group, even as the president authorized new air strikes that may draw the u.s. deeper into a conflict. >>> search expands as investigators try to find the search for a plane wing, searchers are looking for other debris that may have washed ashore. we'll take you aboard one of search boats. >>> airliners at risk after close calls, homeland security warnings that

dreamworks animation stock also tumbling in after hours trading. the studio beat analyst projections on the top line but the loss more than doubled from a year ago. this quarter includes a $21 million pretax restructuring charge. back to you. >> this is such an interesting story because there's been an active discussion around espn which has been the cash machine behind disney but now we're seeing a change in the way consumers consume sports content and that puts espn in a challenging situation. the big question out there at some point does disney spin off espn. >> or do they take it ott, over the top as other companies have done and bob saying yesterday there are no plans to do that. so i wonder whether he's catapulting himself behind the curve automatically by not going with the disruptive trends. >> i do think that's what happens is really interesting and is a lesson perhaps for sky in the u.k. that just paid up massively to get the premiere league soccer rights. because the way is changing how we consume television content but sports was though

. >>> disney, dreamworks, time warner, fox, all on the calendar. stiefel is raising its price target. and seeing the stock getting to $130 a share. also has a value rating on those shares. disney up 40% over the past year. >> harder and harder to come up with something new, isn't it? >> and "mission: impossible"" big opening. 56 million. >> i saw it i saw it on wall street. i liked it. tim, tim hanging on the side of the airplane which is pretty cool. >> i think with the people involved with insuring tom cruise, it's like -- at times. with tim on the motorcycle which is going 130. "mission: impossible" did you used to watch it? >> the original tv show. >> it was pretty cool what they had had to do. alec baldwin was a bad guy to start, ahead of the cia, and then he turns into -- he had this little imf -- a different imf. >> with christine lagarde. >> can you imagine with domenic strasbourg. >> you get a franchise going, and like with "jurassic world," it's hard to come up with thing. >> you need the creative genius. the richal "star wars," remember

when we wrapped "ryan" dreamworks hired me to write the script. i wrote my attempt at an irish-american godfather, family saga set against the police department. we tried for a couple of years to get it made for a number of reasons couldn't get it made. flash forward 17 years, tnt asks if i'm interested in making a tv show. i had this idea to revisit that type of story, not the same script. after i wrote the pilot i sent it to steven who has remained a mentor in my life since "private ryan". i think he'll give me notes on the script but surprises me and says this is terrific. i want to help you get it made, why doesn't amblin come on as executive producers. >> wow. >> i recognize how lucky i am to have steven in my corner. when you do, folks have a lot of faith in him, therefore me and the vision of the show. tnt really left us alone to make the show we wanted to make. >> nice. >> which is rare. >> i understand you have already started working on season 2. but it hasn't been green lit. i suspect it will be. >> all signs indicate we are moving in t