, we've been talking to marvell a lot more this year. matt murphy has been saying that they've got a lot of gas in the tank that people aren't accounting for and this is the quarter, this is a breakout quarter they just had an analyst day and after this quarter they're taking their projections up even above what they said at analyst day. this a quarter when people will pay a different attention to marvell from here on out, i think. >> john, absolutely. you can't ignore what is going on with the fed right now, julia. but you have to pay attention to what b of a points out is that normalization in their words will feel bearish for tmt names. conditions during covid were incredibly friendly to digital, software, ecommerce and distorted everything and that is being unwound and along with that models are being reset and valuations are being reset >> yeah, i think that b of a comment really sums it all up. it says a lot of what happened with valuations. but i think it's worth noting that as we talk about how the software stocks have been strug

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laughter ] marvels?it's like carvel, right? >> it's like carvel. yeah, we have -- we have a -- our own whale character. i can't think of it. it's like -- >> seth: fudgy -- fudgy the whale, right >> well, we -- marvel must have some -- like, they have king shark. dc does. we have to have some, sort of, fish-based superhero >> seth: yeah, that's true >> do you edit the show? i think you might. [ laughter ] just this one. >> seth: no. we've always said, "no matter what." and i appreciate that you're really testing us -- >> kumail's fish ref that went no where >> seth: but we're not going to. >> we're going to show all of it [ laughter ] >> seth: kumail, we saw a little in the clip but i have to say -- you know, i think one of the most exciting things you get cast in this superhero movie but then the first time you get to see yourself in uniform, you look outstanding [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> look at that. pretty great >> seth: pretty great. >> yeah, it looks good i -- you know, you put it on for the

also a writer from marvel. it is good to have you here. trying to do this so i'm glad we were able to make it work. how did it come together and superpower of putting latinos specifically in the spotlight. >> first of all, thanks for having us. i'm really excited to be here to talk this up because this is a landmark moment for us. we've done indigenous comics, we've done asian pacific islander, we've done a whole different series of these. what's incredible about it is all these incredible latino, latina superheroes but it includes in its 90-plus pages, which is unusual for a floppy, a lot of information. even if you're not totally, like, immersed in the marvel universe you'll get something out of it. there's things like white tiger that my friend and colleague here, daniel, has been a big part of. >> i want you to tell me about white tiger. >> it's such a special character because this is the first marvel latino superhero. and he's from harlem from back in the day. he's a regular dude and he's so cool. and so i had to write him. shout out

also with us, danielle jose oler, a writer for marvel. it is good to have you here.how did it come together and superpower of putting latinos specifically in the spotlight. >> first of all, thanks for having us. i'm really excited to be here to talk this up because this is a landmark moment for us. anjelique roche, the visionary behind the comics, we've done indigenous comics, we've done asian pacific islander, we've done a whole different series of these. what's incredible about it is not only bringing together these incredible artists and writers to bring into the contemporary moment all of these incredible latinx, latino, latina superheroes but it includes in its 90-plus pages, which is unusual for a floppy, a lot of information. even if you're not totally, like, immersed in the marvel superhero spaces, you're going to get something out of this because there's history built in. george perez, others talking about things like white tiger that my friend and colleague here, daniel, has been a big part of. >> dan, i want you to tell me about white tiger. >> white tiger

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>> i've never been approached by marvel. >> jimmy: never?ing anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i never know, because every single time people come out and lie to me and i find out oh, yeah, you're this hero or whatever. >> i understand why people lie to you. [ laughter ] but i've never been approached, ever. ever. [ applause ] >> jimmy: never been approached? >> never been approached. ever. no, i've never, ever been approached for any -- not true. i was approached for something that wasn't marvel, but my son said not to do it. >> jimmy: oh, he did. was it a d.c. universe? >> no. >> jimmy: it was something else? >> it was kind of not in the place that louie felt i should be. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and that's smart. you reach a point -- >> he was right. i saw it when it came out and i went, oh, that's unfortunate. >> jimmy: it came out and everything? >> it came out and everything. again, he was like, 6 when he asked me not to do it. [ laughter ] and i said okay. >> jimmy: so we know it was the last four or five years or so. >> i forget their a

spiderman no way home breaking box office records over the weekend as marvel fans flock to the theaters. imax ceo rich gelfond is here in his first interview since the blockbuster numbers came out and he will tell us if the skies the limit as he waits for china to give the film a thumbs up and allow it on the screens there, and part of the wall street freakout triggered by democratic senator joe manchin who gave the thumbs down to president joe biden's $2 trillion build back better plan. we're going to get you up to the minute details, live from d.c. on the future of the bill. we got a reporter at the white house to get you that. let us begin with the breaking news even as the world economic forum announced it's postponing its january global summit sources are telling the "clayman countdown" at this hour that ces 2022 is still on for the first week in january. sources close to the situation tell me that the annual las vegas event, the world's largest technology show, which normally draws more than 100,000 attendee s and exhibitors did receive 2,000 new attendee registrations since just

to us, it was a marvellous new opportunity. we were building the international airport.d fuel tanks, very high capacity fuel tanks. it included very sophisticated refuelling system, electronically controlled, right out of the apron. it included overnight facilities for maybe 100 people. back in the �*50s and �*60s when a plane stopped to refuel everybody got out and stayed over night wherever you were on the way while the aircraft was serviced, and then the pilots and everybody would get back on it the next morning! it was designed to use the maximum of local materials. and all construction around kandahar was all adobe and brick — there was no timber and no steel — so the airport was designed as brick and it was designed as arches. we had huge, big parabolic arches like this out facing the apron, and then a barrel arch that went behind them to enclose the terminal building. and the afghans were, they were experts on that kind of construction. well, the russians had built this beautiful airport in kabul, so usa said, "wait a minute, we can't have the russians building...

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right now, i sent a lot of demand for cloud services and transformation marvel moved higher, had matt murphy talking about the increase in guidance based on some of that if things cool and we learned in the past couple weeks outlooks for various reasons, why it is covid variant or otherwise can shift. what does that mean, carl. >> a bunch of names responding to micron, jpm, 115, wells, carl ackerman named it a top pick earlier this month joins us this morning. great to see you what do you think was the bigger up side surprise, the supply chain discussion or just the guide, period. >> as far as guidance goes, what's happening in the automotive market as you said earlier, that's resulting in moderation of memory pricing that's much better than expected >> can you take the supply chain discussion ab optimism as a lens to look at the entire space. how much do we need to zoom in on that. >> it is a great question. you step back to us, micron is a value to growth story. it is becoming more critical in the data center and increasingly in automotive. becoming a larger portion of the semi dema

plus marvel and turned out extremely well >> became a large shareholder.shareholder? >> i heard from ike over the years. we weren't always -- >> in sink >> in agreement in all things. it's turned out well for him and certainly for marvel i think they got shares somewhere in the neighborhood of $28 a share. if you look at today on a 150 range. that's a pretty good return on investment in george's case, it's singular. talked to him about the future of lucas film and broached the subject. he was close with steve jobs forget, pixar was owned at one point by george and there was a real connection, although steve had passed when i first sat down with george. and george was impressed with how we'd managed pixar and assimilated pixar into the company and concerned about lucas film, his baby, his legacy and there was a trust there too that i think we demonstrated that we could be trusting, in terms of how we'd already managed the marvel and pixar as. i think he was looking for long-term wealth preservation or creation >> you mentioned the idea that if steve had liv

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benefiting -- the street is benefiting. >> also, big upgrades from goldman and cowan, helping out marvel today and including in addition to the strong guidance. >> despite today's tech wreck, it's not a trade many are giving up on. the biggest influence of tech since february last week, the biggest influence in technology since february you're adding facebook, fb, meta, whatever you want to call it why add that now >> well, because it's been destroyed and i just thought it was an opportunity to trade it, frankly and that's not working out and suffering a little pain, but when you take a look at what this company's done in terms of share price, sure lots are down 25%, but this is sort of like an index play and i own enough apple and i come out of more than half my facebook. that's why i did it. it's a mistake, and i'll tell you why it's a mistake, it's that i've been looking for an exit for the rest of the position i said i'll double down on my stupidity and i'll buy some more and that's what i did. look, i still think it will lift and it will be oversold and also the antitrust situation

and then evercorps going in a different direction highlighting marvell, micron and nvidia chip sector rise by 13% year over year, julia we in particular had qualcomm and marvell on "techcheck" recently highlighting these opportunities, not just in 5g but in the intelligence edge as more networking capability comes into not just the cloud, but devices like cars on the ground. they see opportunities >> yes and we're increasingly going to be seeing more of these devices like cars be connected to the internet of things and we're talking about that more later in the hour but looking broadly at the chip sector it's interesting looking at morgan stanley's report saying the global is semi industry appears to be approaching the plateau, carl. the idea that there is going to be growth next year as people sort of catch up with the back log and then there's true growth in the second half of the year as they restock those inventories, carl. >> yeah, interesting yeah, a lot of the notes about 2022, guys, as it pertains to chips is that a lot of these supply dynamics changing in different verticals

of your client was so excited peter by may marvel fan.e buy little boxes of port and we go to the day and we drink that, so that is it something i'm excited to do with my dad. >> kelly: wait, he buys what? >> tom: port. >> kelly: oh, ports! >> tom: it comes in a box -- >> kelly: oh, no, no, i didn't know what you are saying. you're really cute accent, i couldn't tell, sorry. port. i was like, what, your dad do something with -- what? [laughs] that's awesome. the little tiny ones. that's awesome. i know what you're talking about. >> tom: it comes little boxes. >> kelly: yeah, you've got to taste them all come all the flavors. jacob, did you get tom and zendaya keep christmas gifts yet? >> tom: yeah, jacob. >> jacob: the funny thing is we were supposed to be on the show, so sorry we couldn't make it, but i wanted to gift them something from your show, kelly. i wanted to actually give them the mugs that come on your coffee table, if that was possible. >> kelly: so, jacob, you are a re-gifter. because i was going to give you the mugs and you

big win for sony and marvel alike. >> and there is this shift. you talk about this.f the issues with doon is you could see it am home streaming or in the theatre. does what happened with spider-man, this huge box office smash, solidify not only that there will always be some appetite for movie theatres, but perhaps send a signal to hollywood, you really should not do the release in theatres and at home at the same time. you should try to do the theatre release to get these numbers. >> yeah, i mean, it's a really difficult balancing act for studios and i don't, you know, i don't want to second guess any of them. they have a ton of different things they're thinking about. but if you look at the movies that have done the best in the pandemic, the ones that have done the best were the ones available exclusively in theatres. so if you look "spider-man no way home," huge hit, exclusively in theatres, venom let there be carnage was a surprise hit. i don't think anybody was expecting that to have the biggest opening weekend of any movie before "spider-man no way home," but i

the newest release from marvel studios hits theaters around the world this week. i am talking about spider-man, no way home. it is the last of the current trilogy. it has premier to rave reviews. they hope that it breaks pandemic boss office -- box office records and brings audiences back into theaters. >> spider-man, no way home starts with peter parker enlisting the help of dr. strange to cast a spell to make everyone forget his true identity revealed at the end of the last film. >> be careful what you wish for, parker. >> hello, peter. >> villains from different spider-man universes arrive, including characters from different versions of the franchise. will of the reprises his role as green goblin. the villain in the original film from 2002. >> it is nice to revisit sometimes. it is basically picking up where i left off. >> this is the climax of the trilogy starring tom holland as the superhero. it set up the next stage of the marvel cinematic universe and has already received glowing reviews. >> we worked so hard on this film. for this to be the collection or

the names that investors want to gravitate towards are the structural share gainers like amds, marvellsred, you are a tech specialist and so we'd be remiss not to ask you about the aws outage today it seems like every other day there's another press release with another company that has moved or migrated or started using aws. this outage was pretty significant. what are the ripple effects going forward? is this more than just a single event? >> for sure. it's a good reminder how the world is so tethered to all of the cloud providers. whether it's microsoft, google, aws. those three dominate our lives this will only increase supply chain complexities tha only increased significantly because of covid over the last 12 months what's amazing is not only are there external implications, but amazon itself is being impacted pretty significantly if you look at the delivery network for amazon and look at all the amazon partners that are trying to make those deliveries and access the amazon app via aws, that's all down right now so the ripple effect not only with respect to if you're an aws custom

marvel isn't strong its momentum now. and fox news contributor kevin mccarthy. kevin, good morning to you. so, spiderman, it blew everything away in 2021. these are our highest grossing movies, kevin, as you go through this take a quick look, spiderman, the domestically 487 -- 467 million second they are all marvel by the way look at that except for the f 9. they are all marvel spiderman clear number one. >> absolute massive success good morning to you by the way and hope you have great christmas and i'm live from my parents house this morning williamsburg, virginia. happy to talk to everybody in america about this. this is great success story for the box office because going into the pandemic one of the big questions was -- what was going to happy to movie theaters. what was going to happen to movies at the box office obviously spiderman no way home billion dollars first 1 days huge success story. as you mentioned, will, at the beginning of the segment, they are all top five film at the box office this year that were ver

i have to marvel that of all people it should be me here today talking about senator dole. a few years ago and yet somehow he and mrs. dole, senator elizabeth, took me under their wing, embraced me, and befriended me. they would call to ask about the kids, to chat about the big game. over the years they might send treats or an admired book or a note of encouragement. during the pandemic, we even went to have a safe time with my then 3 and 5-year-olds and the dole dogs. that was wild. when i told senator bob that the pandemic had forced me to anchor the news from my basement, he didn't miss a beat and said, well irk guess you've really hit rock bottom now. in short, what a glorious surprise, so marvelous and unexpected, this treasure of relationship. and ideas it, a valuable lesson. senator bob showed me that even well into your 90's, it is never too late to make a new friend. we are all here this afternoon because bob dole stood for something. he stood for principles. he stood for dignity he stood for integrity. he stood for friendship. he stood for his country. that he fou

of kathryn bigelow, who'd won for the hurt locker back in 2010, zhao, who more recently helmed the marvelster the eternals, delivered a box—office outsider that nonetheless earned stellar reviews. a moving portrayal of america's modern travelling community, which also won best picture and best actress for frances mcdormand. i need work. i like work. other significant oscar wins included emerald fennell, best known to some for playing camilla in the crown, picking up the award for best original screenplay for promising young woman... i thought we had a connection. 0k. how old am i? what are my hobbies? what's my name? sorry, maybe that one's too hard. daniel kaluuya, winning best supporting actor forjudas and the black messiah. deputy chairman fred hampton . of the illinois black panther party. ..and korean screen legend youn yuh—jung winning supporting actress for minari, the tale of a korean family making a new start in �*80s arkansas. these wins had been prefigured at the baftas, which took place just a couple of weeks earlier, at the start of april �*21, and which also correctly predic

. >> marvel fans they want bragging rights. they want to be the first to see this movie.icket sales more than any other drama. >> the film is produced by marvel, part of our parent company, disney. >>> one anchorman's epic signoff. >> it was inspired by ron burgundy, played by will ferrell. andr andrew marr wrapped up his career. >> i can't do better than quoting my great mentor. you stay classy, san diego. >> it is a classic line. andrew marr in ron burgundy's shadow. >>> oreo cookies, could they be the key to solving the new york rat problem? >> "the new york times," reporting on a new method to trap rats. they love ororeos. >> they are calling it a new way to torment and kill animals trying to live their life. >>> next, college students in tennessee cost themselves some serious cash. >> it's because they can't read the fine print. a professor hid directions to his class syllabus to a locker containing a $50 bill. the bill was there when the semester ended because no one had touched the lock. no one read anything about it. >> no one reads the fine print. >>> a man in te

along with the blockbuster marvel movie shang—chi and the legend of the ten rings, one of the biggestl - doing here, old man? looking ahead to 2022, what can we expect to be making waves at the baftas and oscars? # there's a place for us..# spielberg's west side story may well be a contender, having opened to disappointing box office but extremely positive reviews in december. also shaping up as an awards favourite is belfast, kenneth branagh�*s black—and—white evocation of the town in which he grew up, which has been delighting audiences at film festivals. it opens here injanuary. this is the time to make a new start. mama says if we went across the water, they wouldn't understand the way we talk. shouldn't be a problem. i've been married to your granny for 50 years. - i've never understood a word she said! - will smith and aunjanue ellis, who play the father and mother of upcoming tennis champions venus and serena williams in king richard, are both shaping up as possible players... you going to show them how dangerous you are? ..as is peter dinklage in the new version of cyrano... t

it gave you moments of old time sitcom film, mixed with kind of like this marvel fantasy spin.wildly inventive "inside." that alone may have been enough to justify the best or worst trend depending on how you see, the wild proliferation of streaming services taking over the tv universe. >> right now i have hulu, disney plus, netflix, amazon prime, paramount plus, peacock, hbo max, apple, i pretty much have all of them. >> you know, i think that's the wave of the future. we have to adapt to the future. >> our future still holds plenty. stay with us and hang on tight for what's coming up. we'll be taking a trip far, far away, checking in on britney's great escape, and what's this ship? it's "all the best, all the worst." (vo) for fourteen years, subaru and our retailers have been sharing the love with those who need it most. now subaru is the largest automotive donor to make-a-wish and meals on wheels. and the largest corporate donor to the aspca and national park foundation. get a new subaru during the share the love event and subaru will donate two hundred and fifty dollars to

. >> in the whole long year of movies, for raw, cinematic power, marvel was in a class of its own. with spider-man, no way home. eternals. and shang chi and the legend of the ten rings battling for best action movie. >> is this what you wanted? >> i saw one movie in the theater. and it was shang chi, and that was it. and i liked it. >> this was the best year in a while for grand adventures all over the silver screen. from the latest installment of the venom series. >> oh, yeah! >> to black widow. to godzilla versus kong. >> best car chase, f-9, the fast saga. >> fast and the furious 9. in three words. pontiac in space. >> where is who? >> your boss. >> my boss? >> old west action. >> i don't particularly enjoy violence. >> the best sleeper was the harder they fall. >> that movie was great. it was a movie about black cowboys in a very positive light. >> worst movie to stay awake through, the beautiful but super long -- >> dune. i want to go see dune. >> the emperor asks us to bring peace to a ruckus. >> license to kill. >> worst good-bye to the guy many consider the best james bond.

marvel technology, nvidia up more than 80% year to date our next guest says stick with those winners in 2022. patrick moorehead. patrick, good to see you if you go back to the beginning of this year the headlines would have made you think that 2021 would have portended lots of fits and starts and uncertainty for chips as the supply chain issues dragged on, but that is certainly not what happened. what do you make of what we saw this year and what is to come next year? >> this year was really defined as growth driven by covid and stimulus checks. i mean, with everybody at home, every person in the house needed a pc people reupped their tvs because they were,again, not spending time outside, but spending time in their home. game consoles, pc games were essentially off the charts we haven't seen this growth in pcs in ten years it was truly incredible. even with those supply chain challenges, the semi conductor companies pulled in their manufacturing with sometimes upwards of 50% into 2021 >> but each of the names, patrick, that we talked about at the beginning of the segment has a diffe

how marvelous, our marvelous country and pharmaceutical industry came up with three effective vaccines in less than one year. to give us an opportunity to get past the pandemic. >> and you can watch senator mcconnell's entire interview about his current reading list on our website, book tv dot org. here is a look at some of the books being published this week. hillary clinton's advisor, hula abalone recalls her life and career in both flash and economist and president trump's former trade adviser, peter navarro looks at the start of the corona pandemic and the 2020 presidential election. his book is called and trump time. and an entertaining race, georgetown university professor michael eric dyson, examines the role of race in america. also being published this week, a new book by former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich, he argues that untie american believes are gaining traction within the united states, his latest book is called beyond bite. in the broken constitution, harvard law professor -- noah, describes a abraham lincoln to the constitution and fox news as brian k

it was great and it launched a new phase of marvel.op tv of the year. >> it seems to have launched a new phase. i wonder athletes playing a prominent role in the news. not for stories favorable to them. kyrie irving and aaron rodgers with the vaccinations. houst how big of a role did it play? >> it was a huge role. some of the audience and populous that these athletes speak to, they are in the most need of the public health message. kyrie irving and aaron rodgers complicated that message by their weird con conspiratorial views. >> i know it is hard for you to say that. what new artists and old artists stood out in 2021? >> not entirely new, but the rise was the most was olivia rodrigo. another disney tv star a year ago and her debut single "driver's license" and album cat p catapulted to the top. she spoke about vaccine and wound up being the face of pro vaccine when she went to the white house to meet with president biden. she has had amazing culture and music impact in the last year. >> she really is on the big trajectory not just co