course for an imax china ipo.ness, the big interview with imax's ceo rich gelfond. that's next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. liz: breaking news, we told you at te temperature of the hour that in the two p.m. eastern hour, one p.m. central time that the cm e-trading had to be halted due to a technical glitch. it's been fixed, so the grains are moving once again. phil, the trader at the cme saying this won't be fixed until much later this afternoon, well, they got it up and running. everything from corn to soy to wheat to oats, this is all moving once again. they were all up earlier and so at the moment, this has been fixed, but thank goodness for live traders. you know? open outcry. these guys, if you heard phil flynn in the two p.m. hour, he said everybody came pouring out of their offices and ran down to the pits to start trading because

joining us now is imax ceo richard.thing that they want to see? >> it's the movies in general. it's the increased economic buying power of the middle class. china if you went back ten years ago, people were struggling and now they have extra disposable income. there hasn't been this huge entertainment facility built. there's great appetite for films. sit attract as lot of chinese people to the movies. >> you have 170 theaters in china already. you're going to open another 230 more? >> at least. we have them under contract. what's going on there is the number of screens is growing at this incredible pace and i think china will probably pass the u.s. in the number of screens by around 2020. >> and be your biggest market? >> oh, it will be the biggest market. >> it seems like in the united states fewer and fewer people are going to the movie theaters. are you guys trying to increase attendance stateside or are you looking at the overseas market? >> it is a growth market for us. 13 was a gross year over 12. if you look at t

and she's the boss. >> what was it like having an imax team follow you around? thought they would be terrifie terrified? but no. a crane would go up and they would kind of look at it and they wouldn't run away. >> i can personally attest to the lemur's agreeable nature. a few years ago, i went to m madagascar myself. they always look slightly horrified. watch out. he likes my camera. i even got to see the dancing lemurs up close. this is why they call them dancing lemurs. but to see one of the more rare and adorable of all, we were told we needed to travel all the way up to the northern part of the country into a towering and dauntingly beautiful landscape that looks like a set from jurassic park. >> this is supposed to be the most beautiful lemur in the world? >> it was a long slippery hike that involved an unfortunate number of leeches. . >> finally, we saw them. they looked like cotton balls with tails. >> they are two lemurs. they're quite beautiful as prommed. and they don't seem to mind at all that we're here. actually, there are three, four. >> in fact, t

that's what we want to see in imax, 3d. falling ribbion. see man. >> it didn't make it in there. >> jimmy: it didn't make it in there. oh bummer. >> but it was beautiful. it was really nice. >> jimmy: but can you tell me that you practice parkour? >> yeah. well that was part of the gymnastics routine. you try to make him just a a little more able and using his environment. so we did gymnastics and parkour and all -- >> jimmy: parkour is nuts though. it's like running up walls and stuff, right? >> it is and you realize how enable you are as an individual, when you see other people just leap and bound and realize i could never do that. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, yeah. that's like, you ever run into someone who's doing crossfit? have you ever heard of that thing? >> oh yeah. oh i've heard of it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i see it on the streets. what are you guys doing? >> jimmy: i get tired looking at posters, it makes me exhausted. they're like, "i'm doing crossift." and then they crush your hand, and like ah, maybe you shouldn't do crossfit.

we have been imaxers aparters i. today we are the largest imax contributors. they set the sound experience. what you see happening with this other private label formats, large format, we calm them pls, is we have a lot more flexibility. for a imax the decision to render it in imax, that is made by the studio, be i the director on the producing side of the movie. with the private label ones, frankly, we don't have that reerm. so there environment. so there is a lot of flex iblth at the theater level. we like the flexibility of both. >> jerry, we have to run, hottest movie of the summer, which will be the biggest blockbuster? >> well, it will be a battle between two, one opens friday, "spiderman." the other is "transformers" before the 4th of july weekend. my personal favorite is a movie about you and joe, it's called "jersey boys." check that out. >> that's a big insult for andrew. i am i admitted. i have a daughter that's a jersey girl. you chafed at that completely, didn't you? don't lie. >> if it's a blockbuster. >> is there a back end percentage of the take

this country and these animals are now the subject of a new imax movie called island of lemurs.ur oldest ancestor. >> basically, the female calls the shot. >> reporter: not long ago, i hiked into the mountains to see one of the rarest lemurs. we're very close. >> yeah. they are not afraid of people. >> reporter: they should be. illegal loggers have been pillaging the forest driving them toi extinction. >> right now, nobody knows what a lemur is, once that movie is out there, you see how they move. i think everybody's going to want to save lemurs. >> reporter: raising awareness so that the dance of the lemur can carry on. >> that will be a great documentary. >> i love the fact that it's the woman that's in control. >> was there ever any doubt? >> listen, terrific day today. much warmer. most locations up by about 5 to 12 degrees. and we do have clear skies out there from the high-definition live doppler hd, that is. you can see for yourself, just a a little bit of low cloudiness just off the coast. some of that may swing in here early tomorrow morning. otherwise, we will look for

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it's really fantastic. >> seth: so lemurs on imax. that's very exciting.en you take them when you go. [ laughter ] the kratt brothers, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] and you guys have a new app as well, yeah? >> yeah. we have a new app coming out. >> tomorrow. >> seth: okay, great. what's the app called? >> "wild kratts world adventure." >> seth: "wild kratts world adventure." new episode of "wild kratts" begin monday, april 7th on pbs kids. we'll be right back with music from kongos. bye, guys. >> thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my next guests are a band of brothers from arizona, by way of south africa. this week they scored their first number one at alternative radio. and were named a "vh1 you ought to know" artist. here to perform "come with me now" please welcome, kongos. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ oh come with me now i'm gonna take you down oh come with me now i'm gonna show you how ♪ ♪ oh come with me now i'm gonna take you down oh come with me now i'm gonna show you how ♪ ♪ afraid to lose control an

this is country and these animals are now the subject of a new imax movie called "island of lemurs".ording to to dr. patricia wright, the lemur is our oldest ancestor. and one of the secrets is that the females are in charge. >> the female calls the shots. leads them where she wants to lead them. >> reporter: not long ago i hiked into the madagascar mountains to see one of the rarest lemurs, named silky sifaka. >> getting close? >> yeah. they're not afraid of people. they should be. illegal loggers have been pillaging the forests driving every type of lemur to the verge of ex-stings. >> do you hope the movie will make a difference? >> i think the movie is going to make a great difference. i think once that movie is out there and you see how beautiful they are, i think everybody is going to want to saver lemurs. >> reporter: raising awareness so the dance of the lemur can carry on. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> remarkable portrait. >>> later tonight a special edition of "20/20". controversy parents styles. watch and weigh in on this. 9:00 p.m. eastern. and right after "nightline

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expected and secondly perhaps the nail in the coffin from the israeli side the reconciliation deal with imax which holds the lab is ready officials to question the key to the basses credibility in this whole process. what happens now that this deadline has come and gone in a season spent on what the next step. but sites that are not closing the door completely but it appears that this unity deal will have the palestinians very old to play with that in total offense. forming attacks across the unity government in the next few weeks off the back holding elections in the next six months we took the short those elections will be held because there are logistical and political problems that can get in the way will we do know is that i made a basket said that he will be running for another time he's seventy nine is coming to the end of his political career and the question is worded what comes next. often the best and will israel regret at having no it's a signed an agreement while he's still around. i'm starting to look at that the deadline for the peace in the middle east peace talks think even

. >> going to the movies can become located. 4.gital, imax and now fo 4d.nd now is the next frontier? bloomberg is the only business news service being offered on amazon fire tv. if you missed any of our interviews, you can now watch them on bloomberg on apple tv, which features live streaming and on-demand videos. international audiences love films.g 4d they're bringing a fix like moving shares, sent, smoke and the winds into a theater in the nine states. the local audiences embrace the new technology? 4dn erlichman went to the fou test cinema to get a case for himself. welcome to the movie theater of the future. cool, tryught 3-d was adding moving shares, bubbles, water jets, strobe lights and smoke. let's do it. shaking.s the company behind this technology is korean theater chain cj. they rolled out 4d in their theaters first aired their ally live venue isa. rolling out in their theaters. it can cost $700,000. >> to be competitive and relevant in the movie business, you have to constantly be evolving. >> all of this movie theater magic can be controlled through a tablet. effect of

skip the 3d, skip the imax. stay during the ending credits.did the flying scenes in the film. this is what he had to say. >> the problem with flying is it's not a natural, human instinct. so when they put you on a rope and tether you up 50 feet off the ground, they're like all right. we need to you fly in and land on your two feet. it's not something that naturally happens. so this movie could definitely put in a comedy if they put in outtakes of me running into cars or falling on my face. >> it's so much face. you will geek out beyond belief. 4 1/2 out of five. skip the imax and 3d. >> and keep the little kids out of this one. thanks. >> captain america to the rescue >> more "fox & friends" in just a moment (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everyb

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the cme group at an imax.t is fever pitch today. >> basically the basic money city in the country outside of new york, boston for all intents and purposes. that is a function, patriot day has a lack of dissipation getting the big boys out of boston not putting their money to work. liz: let's get to the cme. one of the things i noticed was a 70% the s&p 500 companies that have reported so far have beat estimates. >> it gives us a little bit of hope, but not beating it by much. remaining companies, this is a big week. they have to beat because looking at a couple of headwinds coming up. may is not a good month. the fed tapering back which is where they were before they stand a twist spending the money on an upward spiral. that is part of the reason we're seeing such a slow day. liz: many mornings later in the week. halliburton came out and did other than expected. very nicely received. let me talk to you about crude at the moment. $104 per barrel, you look at that and say when is our bob gasoline going to drop?

this is a major opportunity for imax because down the road they risk in china and have a chinese ipoll the movies that are going to be huge from spider man to godzilla to transformers, this will be massive and first on fox business. we have the ceo of don: said you have been watching the markets. we have done in the rebound you're watching closely that we will talk about technology and in the past 3 days it has done cheaper. >> that news lady liz. next up investing in a loser. not what you want to hear when you're buying into a big deal, but the more this one loses the more it gains. wait until you hear why. you can never have too much money. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask an insurance expert about all our benefits today, like our 24/7 support and service, because at liberty mutual insurance, we believe our customers do their

you might know him from that imax movie "everest." he was right where this avalanche hit. why climbing that area is like playing russian roulette. that's ahead for you. on the fox news desk, it's going to lift off any moment now. on this good friday, you have a great easter. >> i won't tell any drinking stories from when we worked together in cincinnati. >> thank you. keep your mouth shut. >>> we told you yesterday about accusations facing clemson's football program and its staff, including head coach dabo sweeney. a complaint was filed against the public school for what it deems christian worship. part of the group filing the complaint is patrick. he joins me day. why go against clemson? >> we heard about the football program and we looked into it further. and the coaching staff is heavily involved in promoting their religion. they are promoting bible studies, church services, bible distributions. and it's really entangled with religion at the university. >> but it's voluntary, right? >> well, it depends on what you mean. coaches have great authority over the student athl

we were there making an imax film and that's the tragic season where eight people died high on the mountain were my close friends leading other expe dish shuns. >> rob hall and scott fisher. >> rob hall and scott fisher. we got involved with the rescue. i know what these people are feeling now. you have decisions to make. you've got people to recover. you've got a memorial service to prop bli have at base camp, and then as a team you have to decide what do we want to do now? do we go home or do we continue with what we plan to do? >> ed, in 1996 didn't you join those that were trying to rescue as well? i mean, when that horrible storm hit high up on the mountain in 1996. >> yeah. we kind of watched things unfold. we were at camp two, and once we knew that something was going badly wrong up high we organized ourselves and climbed back up the mountain in the attempt of bringing down survivors. >> what are the challenges? i mean, you say you organized yourself. you tried to get up there to do something, but given the lack of oxygen, the confined space that's safe within which you can work, the

. >> and they would have to film it in imax -- and then, "g.i. joe." just blew me up. [ laughter ] i didn't -- i didn't get no funeral. no dog -- mama didn't get no dog tags. you know? my son was like, "what you mean you ain't in it? did you blow up?" i had to lie to him like, "no. cobra actually had me as kidnapped." [ laughter ] >> seth: right. >> so -- at first i was, of course, when it first happened, the black man was like, "see, the white man doing it again." but then i realized, i went to see the movie and they blew duke up too who was channing tatum. >> seth: right. >> and they blew the white guy up. i was like, "oh, no, not the white one! you can't kill the white boy!" so, you know, i just decided to take -- take my thing in my own hands. >> seth: that's great. >> yeah. >> seth: and then, you of course, you come from a famous family, a famous comedy family. >> yeah. >> seth: how because you're the youngest of ten. >> yeah. >> seth: and all really funny people. was that intimidating growing up? >> it's intimidating, you know. but it's kind of l

. >> number six, imax up slightly after news there will be 11 new theaters to existing locations.will be in the u.k., three others and central europe and israel. >> number five, seaworld. the stock is down. a 13% decline in attendance of the theme parks. shareholder blackstone continues reductions in the shareholding of the company. .lso of five back obviously seaworld continues to have issues. has been trying to offer discounts to get people through the door. the movie called? >> i cannot believe anyone could go to seaworld and contribute to the slavery and torture of these there has to be something else going on there, too. >> i think that people -- look on the even before i had seen the blackfish, i was already horrified at what they do to the animals. after i watched it, i would never go again. enlightenment never fails to astound me. >> this is brendan by the way. >> i am just here to make fun of matt. >> number four, the manufacturer down. con edison. do not make me doubt it. semi conductor and technology signed a three-year contract with solar cell supplier. under the agree

the addition of the local chinese investors in the id years to help imax continuing spending expandingrld left it -- second largest film market and tried address that local market. i was tried to do a lot of research on sequels. imperative, asia is imperative for these movies, now you're seeing studios film specifically overseas. in order to attract the local audiences, like transformers four, totally overseas. was big overseas because it was filmed there. the idea is that not only is it a huge market but they're making all of these financial steps in order to do it. quicken is pretty cool. >> did you see the numbers on cap in america? >> the two directors are brothers, their actual brothers. that it will do better than captain america. >> twitter has been rolling out a redesign of the website to its users cap and it includes a larger profile photo and you can pin one of your tweets on the top of your page. the new design will be rolled out to all users in the coming week. facebook.xactly like >> apparently i already had it before anybody else. you want to see what it looks like, follo

buthe saw this in imax 3d said it was not worth it. >> you saw this in the fourth dimension?ing me? >> no, i am not. but there is a lot that we could talk about. content is king. that is exactly what has been decided by the supreme court this week. they could decide whether barry aereo could stream for free in the posted online for profit. could this be copyright infringement? legal scholar, he has won the new york press award, one of the best commentators on the supreme court. joining us from washington, greg, it is always great to have you on the show. >> great to be here with that introduction. >> let's jump right in. how do you think the supreme court deals with a technology that it not exist five years ago? >> certainly we realize this is a disruptive technology and the decision for aereo has the potential to disrupt the broadcast industry. the question at its core is not about the marketplace, it is about copyright law, and there are sniffing and questions about o did or did not violate the copyright from broadcasters. >> i am excited about what will happen tomorrow, th

is that an issue that we should wait and see what the epa says below imax. >> the united states is suggesting that we are somehow watching improper collateral attack. because they could have a failure to submit. >> this is a discrete question that they have already proved. three states have rav challenge the fact that they shouldn't be required to meet a new standard because their party had one approved. so that seems a discrete challenge and three states have undertaken a. >> i don't know why, but that is a different issue. even though it has, wouldn't it be more prudent for us to wait for that administrative process to finish before we venture into this question. >> i don't think the courts are right. the issues that were raised our discrete from those three states in their separate proceedings. the argument we are making is that the epa has no authority to impose this on for quantifying the good neighbor obligations and the second is that they improperly evoked this power. >> that is because you don't get that from the statute. you get that from what the epa did in the first place. is that

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are so i'm not a crypto investor carl gray has amassed a fortune of over one hundred million dollars in the crypt of space x. story. now carl it's great to have you back on the show and we have to check in and talk about what's happening in the crypt market. price tumbling and because it got some news out of china what's the current state of kept it well it's interesting because you know there's a lot of talk of the price correction which is actually quite normal quite healthy what i like to do is go back and look at crypto europe sickly will use corn as an example so you're go because it was in the one hundred dollars range a year before that it was twenty dollars so yes there's been a correction from the twelve hundred dollars spike that we saw at the end of the year last year but we're still up four hundred percent from a year ago so you know most people if they were investing in traditional funds or traditional products a four hundred percent return in twelve months would be pretty good so yes we're seeing a correction there has been so

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to go san francisco bay area and speak with journalist and radio show host j.p. tilly those recent pace for the ecologist magazine is called ukraine chevron condi rice and shale gas so j.p. welcome to the kaiser report to be with you max ok so why don't we just start connecting the dots ukraine chevron condi rice shale gas how do you connect that up well it's actually not that hard on nov fifth chevron announced a fifty year deal to develop shale gas in ukraine if it's up to ten billion dollars deal by the time it's over with and everybody i think knows by now one of the bones of contention with russia. and it's tragic for ukraine is russia's domination of natural gas the natural gas market in europe so i thought it was very interesting when the deal was announced that chevron was involved in developing shale gas in ukraine now that would have been with the previous government of iran approach which now i believe that that led to a lot of the pressure coming out of moscow we're gonna codes to reject the economic deal between uk

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out of turn to neil mitchell international business magnate r.p. ask claimants welcome back to the kaiser report thank you for having me back all right still what is the latest in your campaign against the taxpayer on royal bank of scotland and its subsidiary g r g the global restructuring group. since i last saw you we've now launched the r.b.s. business action group we've launched it legally and we've appointed lawyers and q.c.'s and we've never tracked it already over four hundred british business is of all sizes into what will become a group legal action against r.b.s. group on top of that i'm participating in a number of civil the preparation of a number of civil and criminal legal cases and i'm currently tooting the country meeting more and more business victims although i hate using that word to business people who've suffered at the hands of r.b.s. and helping them in the preparation of individual cases and in top of all of that i still spent time leasing with c.d.s. fraud office the sea and the f.c.c. . and. recently i've been

welcome to the kaiser report imax guys are to frack or not there for that is the question you will not be asked stacey no max the queen's speech to parliament will be june third and this headline is telling you what she will be saying trespass laws overhauled to make it easier for frack or firms will be able to access underground gas without asking landowners for permission right well this is really a tragedy i mean there's this ongoing fracking tragedy here in the u.k. as we've been reporting fracking is economically unsound it's obviously environmentally unsound it does give people cancer and now they're adding this new layer of legal. so how would you describe it. where they're just going to make noise and this is like the days of robin hood the sheriff is coming into town and in fact you have images on this article from the daily mail from the balcombe protests and you see the protesters being be into a pole by the police who are acting on behalf of quadrille and and the other corporations what do you know yeah it's like godzilla exactly for acting monster but any respect to privat

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser jamie diamond lloyd blankfein dick fault ken lowe's jimmy cayne john thain bob diamond greg lipman hank greenberg chuck prince not till take the weight of their bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system and turn much of the world's population into indentured servants to the never ending bailouts of bail and of their crimes. not one of those faced any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said where justice is the niagara poverty's and forest where ignorance prevails and we're any one class made to feel that society's organized conspiracy to oppress robin degrade them not a persons nor property will be safe states no way and a lot of people in america are now starting to notice this rise in injustice which is the rising along with the wealth and income gap and including matt taibbi formerly of rolling stone magazine he's written a new book called divide american injustice in the age of the wealth gap and he notes that for example even during the eighty's we still had a relative amount of justice in that one thous

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out to go to los angeles spiegel nomi prins author of this new book all the president's bankers they had alliances that drive american power know me welcome back to the kaiser report thanks for having me back max all right nomi prins many think the washington d.c. to wall street corridor is a newly corrupted one but your book lays out that this corridor has existed for quite a long time tell us about it yeah we're talking about over one hundred years so there's been a century of interconnections family ties bloodline relationships between washington and wall street powers since the turn of the twentieth century right and you discussed the six bankers involved in bailing out the markets in october of one nine hundred twenty nine and the six bankers who designed to hank paulson's two thousand and eight bail out of the markets tell us about the role of the six. the throughline of the big six bankers and that was by the way a term coined by b. c. forbes back in the one nine hundred twenty nine crash period where he looked at the bankers t

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser we live in a casino gorilla economy and it's wise to remember what hunter s. thompson all gamblers lose regularly but they rarely discuss it in public losing is bad for the image good nobody buys hot tips from losers remember that stacy franks we're going to look at losers today in our headlines author of oligarchies paper says the working class has lost martin guillen's the princeton university professor who coauthored the paper that basically argues that the u.s. is an oligarch he said in an interview on tuesday that he agreed with the ideas that the class war is over and that the working class has lost max his exact quote here is i mean for now it certainly seems like it the middle class has not done well over the past three and a half decades and certainly has not done well during the great recession the political system responded to the crisis in a way that led to a pretty nice recovery for economic elites and corporations two ships passing in the night remember back when the berlin wall fell. it was claimed to be the end of history some fe

where is spencer in relation to charleston imax. >> in between parkersburg a little bit to the east. i'm about orting five minutes away from charles and. >> so were you impacted at all? >> no, i was not. >> okay, go ahead. >> okay. first of all the woman from georgia hit the nail on the head. this kind of stuff has been going on in west virginia for years and years. and it's not just the chemicals. all along the river the coal industry is always reaching out to the water and there is no way that any fish caught in a river or stream could be part of this. and i think it was the second week after this happened, with we had freedom industries that filed for bankruptcy and we are done with it and we filed bankruptcy. and it's like you just said, west virginia is open for business and we are the dumping ground and the politicians here, they whip it up and all of west virginia is creating jobs and the folks think nothing about it. when i go to charleston about three quarters of a day there, my eyes dart to burn. and so it is an atmosphere where i live is 45 minutes away by the time i leave

. >> is not the same admiral in the navy and the air force imax. >> yes, sir, it is very annoyed. i ain't that the challenge is that anyone who has fairly debilitating or remarkable issues, and this occurs if they are allowed to transfer. and this is including those who are deemed to be not fit for service. when they challenge one base to another and they follow a routine metal health disorder, the current commander, and this is what the army chief of staff was referring to, the current commander will not necessarily know their mental history because it is not answering your impact of the mission and the commander can only have insight into eight airmen's condition if they are deemed unfit to perform this and they are entitled to know what is going on with that person otherwise it has to be voluntarily given to them. >> general trust, is that the same? it is the same, sir. >> okay. in this case with the exception that term we use is at risk and is the health record treated the same so the commander also wouldn't be the other health record under any circumstances unless there was o

giving students a quality degree, if you think it's working and what you think about these other models imax remapped i think that some of the other models are promising, as we have the rest. and we would be ready to run compliance and can put that in terms of our operation. right now we look at default rates, as you know. as to some extent there is a utilization of forbearance that can be manipulated somewhat. but the forbearance and affirm and under the program entitlements, however, the services are ultimately the ones that can put people in deferment or forbearance. so they also have to have a conversation work with them to get that is the best option for them at that time versus income-based repayment or something like that. so the other thing is we are making progress with unemployment and i will also have an impact with the proprietary schools. in terms of a wholesale way to address those issues, we are open to operating modes. >> i'm glad. the idea that we are spending in this institution's institutions case, $1.4 billion in taxpayer money, offering the benefit of getting a 40% defau

. >> are these the same screens when you go to imax? >> no.ferent company and different screen. much bigger. and they have a limited number of screens. it is a 3d screen. and as you know, you have to wear those glasses. there's app effort to do 3d at home. it hasn't worked. my sense is they are working on it. >> how much of a bet is on the tv component? >> none. it's a free option. >> because tv has not worked. >> has not worked at all. >> so, again, you're looking for things that you think the market doesn't understand or has misvalued in some way. >> or there's a change in management, in the perception. in reald the business is bottom we think. interxion it falls between the cracks. >> where prices have come up significantly, is it harder to find deals like that or does it not matter what the macro is because you will always find stocks that the market doesn't understand. >> reald is down a lot. and bioscrip down two-thirds. we own 12 to 13 stocks. in a way it's gotten easier. yes. as sam said before, there's some crazy elements to the marke

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welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out of turn to investor author dr jerome birth it was asked the author of the new book emerging markets in an upside down world drone welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much all right jerome over the past year there's been a stampede out of emerging markets your thoughts well i wouldn't call it stampede i'd call it a little bit of nerves and i think what we have to understand is that in today's world emerging market central banks own about eighty percent of global reserves so they're the net creditors so if some western investors at the margin move in and out and the central banks don't do anything then you get volatility and you get this impression we just cut. back us at all but so eighty percent of world reserves an emerging market banks and there's banks central banks and others category we have put china yes yeah and who else well they're about twenty one significant russia you know brazil there are seventy eight emerging markets in the or nearly seventy just in the debt index so these are emerging markets a country eig

welcome to the kaiser report imax guys are in the headlines today financial repressing nil by melding defeating force feeding center breaking command and control a. yes max we've had many years now of financial repression but nowhere has had it longer than japan and the first headline is from japan japan moves to limit bed bound elderly on feeding tubes about a quarter of a million japanese elderly live on feeding tubes faced with their heavy public debt burden japan is trying to curtail growth in a thirty eight point five trillion yen or three hundred seventy six billion dollar annual health bill by releasing patients from hospitals faster just like the reverse of the matrix remember the matrix they had basically fetuses plugged in as batteries and drive the matrix the virtual reality that was powering the control by the robots here they've got the elderly plugged in visa v. feeding tubes to suck out any plasma that they can sell in the open market to fund japan's debt which is down close to three percent of g.d.p. eight well it also is a shrinking labor force so this is one of the c

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser as george carlin once said it's called the american dream because you asked me watching c.n.n. to believe it. oh stacey yes i was dreaming up some of my c.n.n. dreams. actually george carlin did say of course that you have to be asleep to believe it max kaiser is the one that said you have to be watching c.n.n. to believe i just said that yet but i might remember it but first we're going to go into this first headline where you have to be asleep did believe in the american dream the american dream is now just that for its middle class is a dream for years the u.s. enjoyed an rivaled prosperity and its middle classes with the envy of the world no longer last week a study of decades of economic data concluded that the u.s. have fallen behind other nations apart that is from the super rich now this is beyond the cabbie research this is another long term research done by the new york times covered oh yes well the middle class in america is falling so you know for a while it was hanging on because after china came on to the world trade organization you h