thank you so much, mike holland, chairman of holland & company. >>> one of the few bright spots this quarter has been housing. earlier this week we learned home prices are rising faster than at any time since 2006. but as we look ahead to the second quarter and beyond, diana olick says the outlook may not be all sunny days and warm nights. >> reporter: here's what to watch for in the housing sector in the quarter ahead. spring is supposed to be the busy season, but a severe lack of inventory may push sales lower or at least keep them from surging ahead. prices will push higher due to this short supply. watch for the possibility that foreclosures will ramp up as banks seem to be pushing more delinquent loans through the system more quickly. hungry investors are waiting and that continues to be good news for home builders. expect to see new home orders rise but watch for slow deliveries as they're lacking in both land and labor. that's your q2 channel check for "nightly business report." i'm diana olick. >>> we move to technology. an earnings surprise from blackberry formerly known as

i want to make my way over to mike holland of holland and company.little bit of history? >> no, just because you asked me to. liz: looks, it is a historic day. and yet you have been in equities. >> look at the celebration, excitement, in people's minds the new height of the dow is the least joyous milestones i have seen. liz: why is that? speak up because of the last 10 years, people don't care about it if it continues. warren buffett may be right, he has been right before. liz: i'm less interested in what got us here than what keeps us here at this 14,244 level. >> ben bernanke, profitability, we are getting the normal thing happening. the greatest profitability in terms of margins and productivity we have ever had in this country. we have a lousy situation in washington from both sides of the aisle. we have valuations, warren buffett is a great person to talk to about, but relativ relay other things you can own. liz: citibank is an incredible pe. let's talk about what you like, when you were here back in october of last year one of the stocks you p

and in that time, the stock, as mike holland was pointing out a little while ago, up 103.76%.led a double. and shareholders thank him that are. maria? >> in fact, under my next guest's watch, the stock has nearly doubled since october of 2011. bob iger has engineered special acquisitions including pixar, marvel, and most recently, lucas films, which of course is the "star wars" franchise. his portfolio also includes abc, espn, theme parks and a lot more. despite all of this, he recently fended off activist investors who wanted him to split the chairman role from his ceo role. we welcome to the program disney ceo, bob iger. bob, so nice to have you on the program. >> nice to be here. >> thank you so much for joining us and congratulations on that performance over such a long period of time. >> thank you. >> i want to begin on the buzz around your latest movie, "the great and powerful oz," has pulled in $150 million worldwide in the debut weekend. why did this oz prequel succeed, while disney's 1958 attempt, "return to oz," not so great at the box office. >> i don't think they'r