. >> shares of dreamworks animation are falling today.hey continue to find a box office hit. >> hp shares also in the red as the strong dollar cuts into earnings in full year outlook. later today cnbc has an exclusive interview with meg whitman. >> so far a positive reaction to what janet yellen had to say in her testimony on the hill but it will be interesting to see the mood switches to a more negative tone given that there were hawkish statements stuck in there in terms of her speech there. >> it's interesting how you use negative and positive there saying negative is a hawkish sentiment but i think now that the economy is developing we would have wanted her to say rates could go up. either way most of the commentary saying it was dovish. the bond market reaction was in line with that yet people saying a rate hike around june that makes us think the economy is strong. >> economy is strong but inflation, there's the big threat of deflation in the u. sflt especially with oil prices continuing to move lower so i don't think you can have a

the final numbers after the break plus quarterly results from hewlett-packard, dreamworks animation anders as soon as they come out. plus, keith olbermann of espn has been suspended. we will explain why in just a moment. stay tuned. ♪ . . opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. liz: dow jones industrials at a record right now. russell at a record. s&p at a record. david: looking great. the nasdaq, i had to ask my friend liz. it topped out about 12 years ago at 5048. so we're aways a way from record there. others in record territory. liz: let's get to nicole petallides on floor o

dreamworks animation numbers and cheryl casone has them. >> want to break this down real quick. earnings per share was a loss. estimate of $3.01. came in at loss of 3.08. more of a loss than analyst were expecting. revenue, came in 234.2 million. if you break out and adjust some numbers, what really matters here they had operating losses actually very substantial. remember this is a company, liz and dave, has not had a major hit since "shrek." that reflected 500 job cuts by end of the year. stock trading up in after-hours trading. now it is flat in after-hours trading. analysts getting pretty much what they expected on dreamworks. the stock is down 10% over last three months. dreamworks, major losses at company. david: major losses in their movies as you mentioned. real bomb, penguins "penguins of madagascar" really flopped. did not help the losses other earnings. larry rosenthal, another stock made news today, home depot. made news for the opposite reason. really good numbers. up 4%. you recommend it but isn't it too pricey right now? we're looking five years highs that are thr

dreamworks animation after posting a $253 million loss in the fourth quarter. they artie announced plans to cut 500 jobs and reduce production from the greece -- from three thumbs a year to two. charging and the fourth quarter for films that underperform such as mr. peabody and sherman. in chicago, the mayor hit a speed bump on the road to reelection and has been forced into a runoff and emmanuel will face the cook county commissioner garcia on april 7. the former white house chief of staff under president obama got 45% of the vote. plagued by persistent violence but the city is threatened by a solvency because of $20 billion in unfunded liabilities. >> i just think it is too cold there. that is how i feel. it is very windy. >> i am not sure it is really that wendy. >> it is. more on janet yellen's second day of testimony. she will be giving the same opening statement as yesterday and then will open questions from members of the house financial services committee. let's break this down. michael mckee. since michael was here yesterday, i will let you go first. a

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. >> earlier this year hasbro held talks with dreamworks animation. what did you think of that?the same as rest of you. that was strange and it didn't go far, right? >> you don't think the idea of a toy company hooking up with a movie company makes sense? >> it probably does. i mean i'm sure because i think hasbro is already pursuing a strategy of becoming more engrained in the content space as we all are in the toy industry. because we know that content and story telling is -- >> do you have an app for lego in. >> oh, yeah. plenty of apps. digital is definitely a focus of ours. >> how do you take this very analog form and make it work in the digital world? >> so we have lego won the eco-toy of the year where we try to blend the physical world and digital world. so kids build something in the physical world, they scan it with their iphone and then it builds into 3d on their app and they then play in the digital world. so that's one dimension of it. mine minecraft, you can make the physical world of your digital world. >> that's interesting. one of my colleagues is e-mailing me s