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i recommend everyone see it in imax. >> yes. see it is imax. >> jimmy: no, it's giant. it's just a big -- >> i feel like there was an imax commercial. are we supposed to see that too? >> jimmy: no. >> see it in imax. >> jimmy: no, no. we're not supposed to say anything. >> no, we're not? oh, great. well, i would see it in imax. >> jimmy: well, anything is better when it's bigger. >> what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: movies. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: movies, anything, roller coasters, magazines. i mean, this is a giant magazine. look at this. >> are you hiding behind that magazine? >> jimmy: just kind of bored i guess. i don't know. what's going on, guys? no, you have a tinier head, there you go. sorry, bigger is better. this is a giant magazine. >> you're such a dork. >> jimmy: i saw this movie. >> you were saying that bigger is better -- >> jimmy: no, it is. >> and then what? >> jimmy: no, i'm just saying it's the motion of the ocean. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] kidding me? are you kidding me? i'm definitely not saying that. b

we went to see an imax movie. >> jimmy: we saw an imax movie. and i'll never forget this. we would text her, and be like, "this is going great!" [ laughter ] >> "i love this guy." >> jimmy: "we're really hitting it off!" but you -- i think you are a a magnet for trouble sometimes. and you don't mean it, 'cause you are the nicest guy in the world. but like -- >> i know this story. the popcorn lady. >> jimmy: old lady. this nice old lady. >> she wasn't that old. i mean -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: she was old enough where i wouldn't bother her. [ laughter ] so he goes up -- we're going to get popcorn and soda because we're on a date. we're going to see a movie. it was an imax movie about -- >> both: everest. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i'm glad you remembered. >> you remembered. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i tell you why i remember. so we go up to the thing and go, "i'll have a coke and a a popcorn. kevin, what do you want?" and you go -- you go to this nice lady and you go, "do you have any fountain sodas?" and she goes, "do we look like we have any fountain sod

it opens in theaters and in imax 3-d this friday.. he can dance. >> what is up? >> jimmy: thank you so much for, first, coming on the show. number two, for really opening up to us about hawkeye. [ laughter ] that was so great. >> you got his back story a a little bit. >> jimmy: i learned a lot. i did not know hawkeye played trombone in ska band. [ laughter ] you should tell everybody that jeremy was here yesterday doing stills with all the things in cats and the berets. he was here for hours, last night, doing that stuff. thank you for doing that and putting that much work -- >> thank you for putting on the booth. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, you have a a collection of scarves and berets. which is fantastic. my favorite is, i can open a a pickle jar. >> yeah, that's not bad. not bad. >> jimmy: you didn't overact that piece. you just open it. you're like -- >> what's up? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's up? who opens a pickle jar and says, "what's up?" afterwards. so, lame. you're a great singer. you've been on the show and

. >> pop for imax, up 3%, brass so he. >> this is a stock that fits into the millennials.t's a millennial portfolio. this is one of them. if you're living in your parents' basement, you don't have enough money to get out, you go to an imax. i'm not totally being facetious. the millennials love going to movies. imax is one of those. >> pop chipotle. >> this one got an upgrade. the stock is down 14% from the all-time highs made earlier in the year. i think the technicals are really bad. you use the strength to take some profits here. 600 if you're long, that's what you really want to use as a stock to their down side. >> drop, seadrill down. >> s-e-a as opposed to the c. down today because it has a poor industry outlook. if you didn't recognize this. turkeys don't like thanksgiving. don't buy the stock, stay away. >> and a pop for the najarians. it appears that john legere wants to be one, at least according to the tweet he recently sent. the tweet came after dr. jay tweeted, john is a rock star. people say t-mobile is in play. i say john legere is a money maker. well, john

this set a record with imax last night. opened that big on the night before opening. >> what happens to the "pitch perfect" and things that aren't a visceral experience, but obviously a big franchise. >> having 200, 300 together and laugh in a movie theater is also very popular. some of the big ol comedies can do well. "pitch perfect 2" is doing very well. it's female counterprogramming to the testosterone and "ted ii" "and "spy" with melissa mccarthy. >> technologically, where are we headed? 3-d didn't work at the scale that people expected. what's the next big innovation that could raise the price of tickets that people are willing to pay. that could draw people into theaters for other types of movies. >> studios exhibitors are hesitant on going too far with anything that raises prices. a lot of consumers are seeing this backlash on prices. here in new york city, "age of ul tron" at the imax, $22 a ticket per person. people are pushing back on that. there are theaters that offer motion in the chair. paying extra for the p

but you can see it in imax. >> yes. that this is a a big-budget movie. >> this is it. >> jimmy: and this is great. and carla gugino, who we love as well, is in it. you're searching for your daughter. >> paul giamatti. alexandria daddario. >> jimmy: paul giamatti's always great. but anyway, when you just see some of the effects and things -- we have a clip. here's dwayne johnson and carla gugino dropping in to save san francisco. "san andreas" opens everywhere next weekend. check this out. >> oh, my god! >> ready? >> do i sound ready? >> jump! [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> right there. >> jimmy: it's big, big, big, big movie. congratulations. >> thank you, buddy. >> jimmy: couldn't happen to a a better guy. dwayne johnson. meghan trainor joins us after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ right now, verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. o

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it will have a casino imax theater, and a 5000 square-foot master bedroom. and those are your top headlines. erik: about 10 minutes until trading starts here. julie hyman is taking a look at stocks taking a hit. julie: the outlook for coal is dire right now, in particular for arch coal and alpha natural resources. those stocks are rated underperformed. both are down very sharply. credit suisse saying it needs to see large scale supply or bankruptcy see these on the other end of the tunnel. stay with us. ♪ erik: also here with what matters to the markets is the bloomberg markets executive editor tracey holloway. tracy. tracy: top of the morning. i feel like we do this almost every morning, but top of the morning is greece, again. european bankers and officials are playing down what a greek default might mean for the euro zone economy. that is because it looks like we're not getting any movement on a deal. erik: you do not believe there will be a deal by the fifth? >> i read the op-ed and i was not clay convinced, but maybe he will surprise us all. >> honestly

amenity you every could want, including an imax style theater, 5000 square-foot master bedroom and a the most ever paid for a home, $220 million. minister wrotece an op-ed called austerity is the only deal breaker. he says greece is willing to embrace reforms but the government cannot and will not accept a cure worse than the disease. it's not just the debt he should worry about. you should also be concerned over the fate of his own job. is most clearhat about greece, either the government will fail or it will find a new coalition. your way, there will be new finance minister within two months. the single best bet to make on greece. it is hard to translate from academia to government. some people do it well and other people don't. he's in a very trying situation. bloomberg surveillance a piece about rising wage inequality. >> three decades of rising inequality. the question is why and what we can do about it. most of the rhetoric is about ceo versus average pay. evidence suggests most of the rising inequality is because pay on apple's divergent from pay at mcdonald's. scarlet: you ca

home in the posh bel air neighborhood -- he says it will have every amenity you want, including an imax theater, a 5000 square foot master bedroom, and a monaco style's casino. i think you would add a few bowties thrown in there. tom: i would get lost in it. you are going to do something here bigger and broader on cable. brendan: we are talking about deals. chris cappelli is with us. tom: chris marangi. brendan: sorry, you are chris marangi. you work for gemelli -- forgot what i want to understand is, there is one thing cable providers can do for telecommunications in the u.s. which is expand their wi-fi footprint and turned that into wireless phone service. is that what we are looking to do here, or is this just beasts swallowing other beasts? chris: there is no doubt that is part of it. the wi-fi mesh network covers new york city and a lot of other cities. you put them together and it becomes more seamless. you mentioned the m word earlier. monopoly. it is really not. wireless is to the point where it is competitive with wireline. everywhere in america you have the choice of the big t

it will have every eminent you could want, including an imax style theater, a master bedroom and a casinowealth could be tapering off over the next 20 years. a new report from ubs has forecasted that economic growth and tax reforms could slow the pace of wealth creation by engineers. -- entrepreneurs. the survey also found that fortunes were made most in finance and technology. scarlet fu will be joining me in the next hour. you are not surprised by these numbers. scarlet: i'm not. that 70% of the billing errors billionaires are self-made -- they grew this wealth by themselves. the punchline here, that rate of growth mayhap he and is now going downhill. a lot of it is also demographics. the thing will be that puts the break on wealth creation because they will transfer that into the next generation. >> if it goes the next generation or if it gets just repeated to some of the billionaire's causes. where is this money coming from? >> technology, financial -- look of thesteve schwarzman's world, they're putting their money into programs that carry their names and create scholarships and spre

bigger than imax and companies like that? joining me zenefits ceo and co-founder parker conrad.at to you have on. what is it, what alchemy did you have between you and marc andreessen where he said suddenly i believe in this company? >> it wasn't just marc, a lot of other folks at the firm, and investors leading this round, fidel etand tpg as well. zenefits solves the problem that is common to any small business in america, which is a lot of the burdens of hr paperwork, compliance, that sort of stuff, we make all of that stuff go away. we do it for free, and we've been growing really quickly. i think a lot of folks looked at this and said listen, there this is a big problem for a lot of companies. if zenefits continues to be successful in this space, it could be a really big company. liz: you just said the f word, the free word. that's great. how do you make money? why does marc andreessen and other investors -- marc was an early investor in facebook, and whatsapp and the other names, oculus, buzzfeed, skype, twitter, pinterest. how does he see a payoff down the line if what you

and this is on imax as well, i'm assuming. that would be the jam. it's giant.. >> it is, it's quite relentless. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i loved it. i thought it was great. >> i don't think anybody's ever explained it as well as you though. that was phenomenal. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but you know what i'm talking about? >> karen, handle it! >> jimmy: yeah, handle it, karen! that's the only line. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i couldn't handle it. [ laughter ] i couldn't handle it, karen, i'm sorry. man, oh man. but this is a reboot of the original mad max. >> yeah, i guess it's like a a re-imagination. it's a stand alone movie, though. so you don't have to -- >> jimmy: know the other movie. >> yeah. i mean, i think if you like them, you'll see the homage elements to it. but there's no -- i feel like you can go and watch this -- the new generation, these kids. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know. >> jimmy: because i saw it, and i've never seen the original either. i watched this one, i was like -- oh, i was right in immediately, and just -- just alone, the giantness and -- wh

we look at companies like imax and synaptics. imax is growing a little bit in the u.s.ding in china where they have about 220 theaters right now. they're building another 220. but they're still only like 1.5% of the box office in china. so it's an insignificant share of the market. but they're certainly benefitting from the overall growth and the end customers are diversified and not government owned. my other pick is synaptics which makes interfaces for computers and cell phones. i like them because they cell both for the local chinese upstarts as well as the majors like samsung and apple. they have a diversified mix and the end customers are likely to buy them no matter which way technology shifts. >> you just have to look company by company, right? thank you very much. >>> well the buyer of the world's most expensive painting is apparently still a large. a week and a half ago at christie's this sold for for $179 million to an anonymous phone bidder. sources say -- remember there are only a handful of collectors and institutions who can pay such staggering amounts. bi

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the finances are going the right way, imax takes advantage of work johnny eye did in the past and createdsomething that draws attention to the company ration and suddenly people start seeing fun stuff from apple again. but there was this stabilization that happened. it was not a sudden turnaround. i think it was eddy queue who told us at one point in i think it was early 201101, he was talking to johnson and the stock prices were essentially barely up from when jobs had gotten there and come back. and you know it was like they had done all of this work and they still had a four percent market share of the personal computer market and they had not broken through. it could not have been done by the guy who wanted to create one product and change the world. >> steve oversight and investigations -- overlooked the shrinking of the company. 12 billion in sales before it hit the wall and now half that size. one third the number of employees. it wasn't cambric but it was profitable. apple had not been profitable in years. but they were in the black for the first time. this upset him because he lo

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. >> reporter: this was like an imax movie. that epic version of the daniel perez story. why did you do that? >> you can't understand it otherwise. if you can't tell the whole story, the jury would be lost. >> reporter: the prosecution had won a key ruling before trial when judge joseph bribiesca allowed evidence from beyond kansas to be entered. so criminal accusations that goodwyn, snyder and sullivan had uncovered from texas through the midwest would be heard by the jury. >> an individual by the name of patricia hughes had died. >> reporter: on the big one, the murder charge: the das alleged that even though trish hughes might have been a willing participant in her own death, it was nonetheless perez who held her head under water. >> the primary distinction between homicide and suicide is that suicide is at your own hand, and literally in this case, homicide, the hand of another. his hand was necessary to complete this act. >> reporter: there was circumstantial evidence presented to prove the charge and the star testimony of

tengo un pana que la acaba de ver en imax con 3d. bueno, seÑores, nos fuimos. señoras y señores.? chef: cuando empieza en ebulliciÓn. uno lo pone en bajo. johnny: tengo entendido que tienes una fundaciÓn, cuÉntame quÉ estÁs haciendo. chef: vamos echando la cebolla. francisca: si quieres yo te voy ayudando mientras hablas que la fundaciÓn. chef: el lema de la fundaciÓn es "estamos cocinando la paz de colombia" y capacitamos a soldados heridos en combate que han sufrido heridas, y tambiÉn capacitamos exguerrilleros, y hacemos perdÓn y reconciliación. johnny: excelente. ¿quÉ otra cosa les vamos a echar? chef: panela, un poco de soya. francisca: yo quiero comÉrmelo todo. chef: dos cucharadas. johnny: ¿quÉ mÁs? chef: cuando el arroz estÉ mÁs conocido, les echamos los mejillones, previamente cocidos en agua, y luego los camarones y los scalops. johnny: ¿cuÁndo tiempo debemos esperar para echarle este tipo de cosas? chef: cuando el arroz estÉ cocido, en la recalentada. johnny: a ser los mariscos no debe ser fÁcil. chef: luego freÍmos el plÁtano, cilantro fresco, y se lo echamos encima.

also the imax 3-d is worth it.s and chris hemsworth said about it. >> i actually couldn't lift it. >> i was like guys it's not that heavy and they were like actually it is. everybody was like we're all worthy aren't we amazing. and then they couldn't pick it up. >> is it like nailed down? >> they did nail it down. initially they nailed it down and then we lifted it and the whole table came up so ultimately they ended up doing something with it. kind of secured everything. >> they had to like bolt it into the floor. >> they couldn't pick up the hammer but they could pick up the whole table. >> exactly. the guys are incredible. the movie is a 4 out of 5. not as solid guardians but a solid effort for marvel fans. they'll be nerding out all over the world this weekend. massive numbers. >> saw it on friday. fantastic. probably have to see it a second and third time just to make sure that i caught everything. >> we need to go together and nerd out together. we need to hang out and go to a movie together and cry nerd tear