first up, paramount.ter, what does this chart look like to you >> well, this is what you'd call unmitigated disaster. >> oh. >> that looks to be turning. >> what's the silver lining here >> it was associated with that hedge fund that went under check back to support. >> wow, i really thought it was going a different direction when you started. >> because, down 80, 90% from its high, it's going to make it or not, i think it's going to make it. >> what do you think >> carter knows more than i do about the charts i'm seeing a 70% rally, now back down below its falling 200 day that gives me pause. fundamentals, this is a streaming story in a lot of cases, we've talked about this a number of times. people looking to consolidate the number of subscriptions they have, instead of four, they want two. whatever the case may be i think paramount ends up being a casualty here. thinking about the profitability, paramount is ramping up the content spend because i think they have to disney netflix, looking for profitabi

first up, paramount. carter, what does this chart look like to you >> well, this is what you'd call an unmitigated disaster. you're talking about a stock -- i think it was associated with that hedge fund that went under. then bearish to bullish reverse. i like the check back to support. >> i really thought it was going in a different direction when you started. >> it either is going to make it or not i think it's going to make it. >> carter knows a lot more than i do about the charts. i'm seeing a 70% rally now back down below its fallen 200 day. when i think about the fundamentals here, this is a streaming story in a lot of cases. we've talked about this a number of times people looking to consolidate the number of subscriptions they have instead of four, they want three or two i think paramount ends up being a casualty here. thinking about the profitability of these streaming services, paramount is ramping up the content spin because they have to where disney, netflix, they're talking about reining that

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paramount numbers coming later.ur face in the way you looked at me that you have not watched talk on maverick. tom: i have not watched top gun. jon: you are killing me. it was in one look and i knew straight away. how have you never watched that movie? [laughter] how is that not happened? tom: i've got 70 other things to do, i can't. tom: it is so good, i cried in talking to maverick -- top gun maverick. lisa: i don't remember watching any movie on a plane, why is that? jon: i'll tell you a story about the british marines. [laughter] tom: please. [laughter] jon: the original top gun, it would play game with the original top gun and him and his friends could hit pause on any scene and they would all know the of the movie, how cool is that? people memorize this stuff, they love it. tom: i believe some people are saying they actually have a chance to have a real movie like top gun this year? lisa: how much of this also from the love you talk about from the franchises, those franchises leading out front with some sales.

paramount, you know what they do.osites directions after reporting fourth quarter results. both stock up sharply yesterday. paramount has had a very good year and still does, up 37% despite that 5% loss today the company reporting numbers that included some highlights, 9.9 million subscribers added to paramount plus that was the largest of any of the streamers for that fourth quarter. obviously, yellowstone, other things helping that or some of the spin-offs from that show helping. "maverick" helping as well going to the platform. a walmart deal that may mean some of the subs are not high paying they are raising the price for the service but investors may focus on the fact that free cash flow negative 500 million, basically for the year, and that is kind of going to be more of the rule this year as well talking about next year or peak losses this year and moving to profitability next year. bob bakish is talking about the fact, the question i ask many cease, it will be similar to the old media business when it gets to

paramount plus showed user strength and grew faster than expected but the cost associated with paramount plus and macro challenges resulted in a miss on both the top and bottom line that sent the stock falling down about 3% that short fall, especially in revenue was driven by a 5% decline in quarterly ad revenue. that outweighed the fact that paramount plus added 2 million more subscribers than anticipated, adding nearly 10 million in the quarter the company says that streaming operating losses which widened in the fourth quarter would peak in 2023 and the ceo announced they will raise prices for their streaming services, he also said that the combination of show time and paramount plus should generate efficiencies and minimize user turn he also painted a picture of an improving add market he predicted a rebound in the ad market in the second ha-on this year and noted that certain areas, including food and beverage, pharma and auto are seeing strength right now. so some insight into the consumer perhaps. >> true. although he should be wearing the stetson hat. let's get your final take on

let's get back to julia. >> take a look at the stock charts for roku and paramount.e down 4% this morning after the company's top and bottom line results fell short of estimates despite the fact that paramount plus added nearly 10 million new subscribers in the quarter that's about 2 million more than analysts expected. the company says weakness in the ad market resulted in a 5% decline in quarterly ad revenue. the company also said that streaming operating losses, which widened in the fourth quarter, would peak in 2023. ceo announced paramount will raise prices for their streaming services he also said the combination of showtime and paramount plus should generate efficiencies and minimize customer churn. interestingly, he painted a picture of an improving ad market, predicting a second half rebound. he noted certain areas, such as food and beverage, pharma and the auto area are already seeing some strength. now, while that media giant is struggling, a platform for streamers is taking off. take a look at roku shares, up over 16% after yesterday the company beating e

paramount, it's going to report this week. and i'm worried about the dividend red fin is barely a stock anymore. we're not going to touch it. real estate, i don't like it at all. hewlett packard is a challenge company. we have to do switching up here. a challenge company that is the division between hp and packard which is like an enterprise catch all, second rate deal actually let's move dell in instead of red fin, we want to do real estate, let's do frt, 4.5% yield, and you capture the shopping center. paramount, switch that out with disney at&t, i know there's obviously someone who wants some dividend here, but i'm not going to -- i'm going to caution that that dividend, i even prefer verizon's dividend to that let's do -- wow, this is tough if we want big dividend, and we want -- let's do -- oh, squeeze. we can't do that because we got pfizer as the drug company i've got to come back on this because the real telecoi like is t-mobile i like it. had a really good quarter, very good dividend. that's what we'll use. and that's

barry diller was a driving force behind some of the biggest hits of the 20th century as the head of paramount and fox. he went on to run qvc, which changed how we shop... >> as i say, lightweight, double handles. >> ...and dozens of internet brands through his holding company, iac, transforming how we book travel, buy tickets for concerts, and date, all after dropping out of college and getting his start in the mailroom. he's a pro-business democrat who says what he thinks... >> the "woke" thing swung too far, shutting down healthy talk because it's too sensitive for some. i abhor that. >> ...and has been sad to see into the future. >> no one's going to compete with netflix. i believe they have won the game. and i think that there's nothing that i can see that's going to dislodge them. >> what does barry diller say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> barry diller, welcome to "firing line." >> well, thank you. happy to be here. >> you got your start in the mailroom of william morris agency. >> mm-hmm. >> you

at the margin, that can't hurt a paramount or a warner bros.dy that's completely undisciplined >> that is true. and warner bros. discovery, we'll get those numbers next week, late next week, sort of said, we're out, in a way. we're not playing that game. we're going to write down a bunch of stuff we're not even going to let it be seen by anybody, and we're going to be a lot more disciplined. and that, you know, listen disney was less than a week ago, $3 billion cost cuts and not from sports. so, they're spending $16 billion on direct-to-consumer. that's coming in yes, mike, there's no doubt, and that may take some of the pressure off for paramount >> did any of the 13 -- i know tepper added disney, cut some meta did anything move you? >> i always find some of those -- it's interesting to see in the larger sort of sentiment around certain names, but it's so dated sometimes, especially for hedge funds that you know are moving in and out of things. i'm often like, are you still in that are you kidding? no i was out weeks ago, why are you even aski

we have team coverage this mortgage julia boorstin is following paramount global with the blockbusterisney report and pippa stevens is tracking shake shack and tal liani is following cisco systems. >> good morning, contessa. we get more insight in the digital ad markets revenue expected to grow 2% and earnings per share forecast to fall 9% to 24 cents. key area to watch is subscriber additions for paramount plus they expect to add 8 million subscribers to total 54 million. they are looking for guidance in the space. analysts will listen closely to see what the company says about the advertising market as well as what the recently announced merger of showtime and paramount will mean for the growth of the company. the stock has grown 54% for the year, but still down over the past 12 months back to you. >> thank you for that. let's get to shake shack a stock up 40% this year alone pippa stevens has a preview of those results. hi, pippa. >> con tatescontessa, shake shal look at the health of the consumer we heard people are still eating out despite fears of a looming recession. analysts e

it's nickelodeon, it's paramount, it's cbs.panies that shape the shows that we watch, and the culture that we live in. this is a multi billion dollar empire, so the stakes, again, with his family drama were really high. >> my god. >> and -- downfall, james, talk to us about what brought that about, and also the ripple effects that the industry is still feeling. >> less mendez was proclaimed by the hollywood reporter as the most important person in the -- he brought cbs from the last place to first, he had the golden, touch everyone loved him. but he had these dark secrets in his past. really shocking examples of sexual impropriety and assault on women. and that he nonetheless what launched a civil war in the boardroom, attacking shari redstone and the redstone family, trying to strip them of their control. knowing that this was gonna come out, that was one of the big mysteries that we looked into. ultimately, his efforts failed on a spectacular level when women came forward. we have new revelations about other things the board

instead to pandemic theme specials were given a paramount.ow creators matt stone and trey parker were not named in this lawsuit. >> an update to a story we brought you last night. the ntsb says a small plane, a crash near reno, killing all 5 people on board appears to have broken apart. in-flight. the crash happened just 14 minutes after the plane took off from the reno airport. it was headed to salt lake city and was operating as an air ambulance at the time, ntsb officials held a press conference this afternoon and announce the plane did not have a flight data recorder. a preliminary report is expected in the month. >> the san jose sharks continue to shake up their roster, making another trade at the deadline next. in sports, jason dumas will tell us which fan favorite. he's heading out of town. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the sharks were involved in a blockbuster trade today and it could hint at a full rebuild san jose sent timo meier to the new jersey devils. the sharks received a first-round pick in this year's draft along with 4 player

why did paramount pick sonoma some of the scenes from the early movie were filmed in sonoma. >>> this is how crazy the snow is in the sierra. this is from inside the central sierra snow lab. they tweeted that after 16 more centimeters of snow fell today its second floor windows are halfway covered. the area already 100 feet above the average. >> that's second story. >> i know. that final one is just a few week away. here we go. latest storm is off to the north giving us this cold blast of air. this year 43 rain days. march still looks like it'll give us solid rain chances. only 22 days of rain. quite a bit more than we have been used to. let's go into the micro climate forecast. we will bring you into storm morning and here we go. another round of widespread rain is back from the north bay to the south. heavier pockets possible here in the north bay with small hail. snow levels around 2,000 feet so the mountains will have more of that winter mix. it'll seem like a little bit of a break by 11:30 in the afternoon but then more of this rain here by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow night. rainfall by t

this was the work of paramount. sonoma police posted this on facebook today.d by the company to promote the new scream movie. >> in the creepiest way possible. >> yes, not that i'm criticizing. >> oh yeah, great marketing, guys. keep paying us. >> yes, please. thank you for watching. the late show with stephen colbert (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help.

the film is available now on paramount plus and to rent and buy on all digital platforms.the end of the month, yeah. we will finally have it out on blu-ray, 4k, ultra hd. that is the best way to see it. but to bring the film to veterans, you know, people who live and inhabit the world that the movie takes place in has, on the journey of this film, been the most rewarding. so yeah. to be here in san francisco and get to share it with a group of people who know the events of this film and how they have ties to it, yeah. it is always the best ground to get to show it. >> we have a heart here in this community for diversity, for celebrating people who are on celebrated and of course all things that fly and float with fleet week, which we know you have blessed us with fleet week in the past! you know our heartbeat. thank you so much for being here with us. devotion, avenue you have just heard, is available on 4k ultra hd and blu-ray february 28th from paramount pictures. it is a wild ride, and that is the scene i was just talking about. if you want to feel something, watch! tha

this was the work of paramount. sonoma police posted this on facebook today.pany to promote the new scream movie. >> in the creepiest way possible. >> yes, not that i'm criticizing. >> oh yeah, great marketing, guys. keep paying us. >> yes, please. thank you for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is coming up n t. the >> news about king charles' coronation and who has chosen not to perform. >> who's declined. i mean, this is a big snub here. there's outlets reporting that artists like elton john, the spice girls, and harry styles all said "no, we're gonna pass." >> reportedly, former president donald trump is dj'ing weekly at mar-a-lago, playing songs from his ipad. he says "y.m.c.a." is a crowd pleaser. >> do you have a coronation around the corner but can't find anyone to perform music? then look no further than djt productions, for when you only want the best and the best is not available. djt will pump out the jams. imagine ascending to the crown to the sounds of this... >> ♪ in the house ♪ ♪ donald trump ♪ ♪ in the house ♪

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paramount seems like a second share company.ee years continuing to struggle given the debt is mooted i wish he bought the company that rang the opening bell this morning, s&p global. not a great time in the industry but s&p global did a lot right you know what? paramount pays 3.4% yield and after buffet explained how much money he's made from dividends for decades, maybe there is more to this one that meets the eyes. for moody's you have to remember buffet is a long-term investor he doesn't care about next year or the next few years. in the wake of the financial crisis people are calling the mistake and the stock rallied from the teens late 2008 to an all-time high north of 400 in late 2021 and he didn't panic out. that's the largest lesson from buffet and berkshire heamath aw. looking future, he says berkshire will hold a boat load of cash and avoid behavior that could result in uncomfortable cash needs including financial panics and unprecedented insurance losses, end quote. wow. he concludes the discussion with a simple line,

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we'll see what paramount says, comcast.ing past just counting on subs if you're not scaling at this point, if you're not scaled how do you get to the other side we're not saying that everyone is going win here. we think that this third act separates winners from losers. everyone else will have to figure out what to do to get there. >> yeah. your note is titled welcome to the third act. i guess, would you agree with some of the response to today's news, that or at least ofprint,i everyone is getting disciplined but looking for scale it reinforces the netflix long thesis and that's about it >> yeah. so we're neutral on netflix. our tone shift has been in the past couple months in the third act when everyone becomes more conservative, the winner, the incumbent wins and that's what's going to happen here the wildcard is apple and amazon but if all of a sudden the spending wars go down and people stop spending the way they were spending the incumbents win. what disney is doing is following netflix's lead, slow spending growth, w

>> paramount, jimmy, getting slammed -- well, it was. it was down 6% >> i define slammed down differently. >> let's see it. >> it's down 3.5%. it was down 6% >> let's do it all seriousness -- >> wax poetic about it now go go ahead >> do you remember tuesday we had "grade my trade" from bill in michigan? this was a good discussion you and i had. i said stick with it you said, are you serious? it's up 32%. bill from michigan -- >> since he bought it went up 30%. >> tremendous. >> as you said, you used -- i said that because you said you used the pop in salesforce to get out. i was like, how do you say that and then tell bill to not take advantage of the pop in paramount? >> okay. let's make this clear. first off for a long-term investor you look at paramount and you say this is way below fair value they added 10 million to their streaming business, have 77 million. about a third of netflix they're growing rapidly. 10 million in the quarter. they're well on their way to profitability. it's not going to be this year this is a year of peak in

the europeans, the americans very strangely understand that it is secondary that the west sent the paramountto turkey revealing outfits, underwear. high heel shoes and that's it. it's not in the best condition. the quality of substances leaves much to be desired, well, apparently, this is what the most necessary things look like in the enlightened west. the notorious selectivity of the collective west is even manifested in the help of which it punishes the region of turkey and syria destroyed by the earthquake, so nato and the eu offered their support, but mainly to ankara but for some reason the democratic west did not express a special desire to help damascus, according to turkish political scientist kerry mahas such a reaction is nothing but a manifestation of commercialism and a policy of double standards that hinder the process of eliminating the consequences of the disaster. it's just the hypocrisy of the west, really. and this is not the first time we have seen this in syria. and now, during the current time, as it were, an earthquake. yes , we also see this ukraine, it is many of the

bill in michigan, i purchased paramount november of 2022, $16.13 i like the dividend, but it's run upi stay or go? it's up 32% year-to-date >> i'm sticking with it. i here you on the 32%. >> i know you are. what should he do? >> well -- >> up 32% year-to-date >> i gotcha. i think it's related to what i would do and what i'm telling him to do. i'm not selling. i think it's worth a lot more than that. we have earnings coming up on thursday we know that there's been a lot of downloads of paramount plus in the fourth quarter. still a question about when profitability comes. but you look at the valuation and the fact that the legacy business is funding the streaming business there's a lot of reasons to stick this one out each if it goes down a little bit, and i don't think it will on thursday, this is a good investment at this price >> you said you got a gift in the pop in salesforce. maybe bill is thinking i got a gift in the pop of para and take the money off the table before those stocks that have run up a lot to start the year might reverse in the kind of environment we're still in >>

paramount is emerging. the paramount plus platform and showtime.the streaming service and cable channel will now be rebranded as paramount plus with showtime pricing for the combined streaming platform and other details will be announced in the coming weeks. this all comes as competition is increasing between streaming services executives say the integration of the two platforms will most likely lead to layoffs. comedian bill maher is moving to cnn. a portion of his hbo show real time will begin airing on the cable network on friday. the show, titled overtime was previously only shown online. the segments feature mark further discussing politics and current events with his guests. months of negotiations, six western states that rely on water from the colorado river. have agreed to dramatically cut the amount of water they received from the river. but california is the lone holdout. in this agreement , the golden state gets the biggest share of water. california's main water agency says it will release its own plan in the coming weeks and will not g

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needed, the americans who suffered in europeans very strangely understand that secondarily, what is paramount to turkey, the west sent skimpy outfits, underwear. heeled shoes and that's it. it's not in the best condition. the quality of the substances leaves much to be desired, which, apparently, is what the most necessary things look like in the enlightened west. devastating earthquakes in all over the world, experts and guests of the club of editors are discussing the most important events of the outgoing weeks, how to stay away from a person in this whirlpool. what distinguishes belarusians against the backdrop of a great tragedy in syria and turkey . . you have no idea how many caring people. it's not only minsk, it's absolutely all regions and people. well, they just respond incredibly. i just want to say to the belarusians, really thank you very much for being that in spite of everything they remain the same kind, warm, not indifferent, not to someone else's pain, nor to someone else's misfortune. it seems to me that this is also our very great strength and our inner energy, which will

however, fairness be paramount here to the pentagon as well. why not say like there was really no reason to shoot this balloon or any of those objects now down over populated area or of any area which post just the slightest threat to any human being or to property. so they weighed it because it wasn't a problem to wait and then shut it down in a, a safe manner. and quite a bit to keep up with that. thank you for that. did have the stuff on payments that's more one to the latest on the earthquakes that are now known to have killed more than 29000 people into cancer. a decade of civil war has left 8 organizations struggling to reach victims. in some parts of syria, humanitarian assistance has begun. trickling and the u. s. has suspended some sanctions against area to make it easier to get supplies to where they are most needed. destruction and devastation in a part of the world which can hardly take any more. it lip province has been a central theater of the syrian civil war. and its home to one of the last remaining rebel controlled hands lives

pounds of extra and one thing that's absolutely right and the situation like this is transparency paramount and they can prove them. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. it's been ten years since the tragic death of 9-year-old ella. the first person ever to have police on her desk. yesterday's environmental plan pledges to improve quality for the government's target of 2040 and that's the whole generation away. ella's mom with deborah. very sad and the pace is on the line. we're confident that the measures we're putting in and they're reduced that's reducing them and makes sure we have the capability and accountability to make am the effective intervention drive down their pollution. in the private sector there's 18% in the public sector. most of those private sector jobs will be in small businesses and small businesses that we'll depend upon for well creation and process parity in the future. >> they consider bringing in a small business tech across government and every regulation produced with every bit of legislation will help and not hinder small businesses and share my vision and every

and paramount.ollywood is disney leads the trend and they are setting the stage for further cuts as we look out the next few weeks >> you know, gosh, i forgot that disney has theme parks disneyland and disney world. how are they doing what is the recession risk we know the parks. you take your kids because they want to go and you spend the money. with savings being drawn down, you wonder if families can go and spend $1,000 a day at the parks. >> that is the worry and the push back we hear from clients parks crushed it 35% margin highest we have even in a number of years double digit attendance global high single digit booking. as you look out a few quarters and that outlook is a bit hazy right now, they are doing well as are the parks at comcast. the parks business is doing extremely well >> john hodulik, thank you >> thank you, brian. >> you are welcome catch the cnbc exclusive interview with disney ceo bob iger at 9:00 a.m. eastern this morning. a lot of questions you can get a lot of investor att

paramount global announcing price increase for strategic service later to happen after company merges the premiÈre plan will rise to 11.99 from 9.99 essentially plan without showtime going up a buck to 5.99, increases will take effect across all channel third party platforms am zorn roku apple a peek at paramount down about a percent. the family of bruce willis sharing a sad update on actor diagnosed with frontal temporal dementia, this nearly a year after the star retired in acting over an afascia diagnosis ex-wife writing on instagram this painful it is a relief to finally have a clear diagnosis, if he could day would respond bringing attention connectedness with those dealings with this disease, frontal temporal degeneration by progressive nerve cell loss in frontal or temporal lobes no treatment a devastating loss here. maria: it is lydia thanks very much we see some promise on work in this area, but no cure. after almost a weoeek week of silence president biden spoke out. >> we don't yet know exactly what three objects were, nothing light now suggests there were related to china

yeah, i mean, as i said, and as you said, now it's gaining most persistent and it's really of paramount importance. you know, we need to be really seeing a lot more calm going is going across a, you know, everything should be nice base and really focused on what local organizations or challenges on the ground. you know what doctors are telling us what local organizations are telling us that they need, you know, think 2020 the un has only had one border crossing, you know, into northern area after the other than i would close for you and operations many. and you can still use these, you know, for commercial room and, but understanding access has been really difficult. and then, you know, the increasing needs in the northwest really show that we just need to be prioritizing, you know, specific goods to be able to get in. and i've already highlighted air, and here before i came on, you know, the health system in particular is really critical. and we need to make sure that we're getting in the necessary medical good to be able to support the human response that's needed. now. thank you. so

however, fairness be a paramount here to the pentagon, as well as the white house it like there was really no reason to shoot this balloon or any of those objects now down over populated area or of any area which post just the slightest threat to any human being or to property, so they weighed it because it wasn't a problem to wait and then shut it down in a, a safe manner. and quite a bit to keep up with that. thank you for that. did have your stuff on payments. let's move on to the latest on the earthquakes which i now known to have killed more than 29000 people in turkey and syria. a decade of civil war has left 8 organizations struggling to reach victims. in some parts of syria, the government of mashaila had, has said it will allow humanity, insistence into rebel held 8 years internationally. it has begun trickling in and the u. s. has offended some sanctions against libya. ingenious control at lip medical resources, the already stretched 10. now doctor le, dealing with an influx of earthquake casualties and join one help that ever they can get it did up his team and say, i reports wi

followed by encore performance at 8:30 and it will stream on paramount plus. >>> let's stick with theminees for rock-n-roll hall of fame class have been announced. over half are appearing for the first time and the others are getting another chance at maybe getting in. >> ♪ black hole sun, won't you come, wash away the rain. >> this is their second time being nominated over the course of their career. sound garden has released three platinum albums and won two grammys simultaneously changing landscape of seattle rock. others include kate bush, cheryl crow, missey elliot, iron maiden, joy division, slash, new order, cindy lawner, george michael. inductees will be announced in may and induction ceremony is this fall. >> correct me if i am not thinking correctly. is cheryl crow rock and roll? >> missey elliot is also nominated. adam, our producer, and i were talking about this. it is kind of a variety of genres. >> dolly parton. >> she says she's going to do rock because she's in. so i think it's more of a music hall of fame. >> i love cheryl crow too. don't get me wrong. it's interestin

paramount up 30.ear, but still, there's optimism there toward getting toward profitability on streaming. >>> still ahead, north island chairman, the silver lake partners co-founder glen hutchins joins us after the break. dow about 140. some of the sectors are positive rvterials, communication seices and real estate leading the charge we're back in a moment what's it mean to be ever better? it's your customers getting what they ordered when they expect it. it's having an ecommerce solution that scales with your business as you grow. it's using innovative technology that manages your inventory and orders. discover how ryder ecommerce makes your customer's experience ever better. >>> i'm kristina partsinevelos and here's your news update at this hour. the supreme court hearing arguments right now on whether the biden administration can eliminate more than $400 billion in student debt. six republican led states and two individualed contend the plan needs congressional authorization. >>> senator joe manchi

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also streaming on paramount plus.doing saturday night and sunday. >> i love this because i have a good excuse to not leave the house. >> it's raining. >> most excited to see? >> i think lizzo will be amazing. >> she's great. >> yeah. >> remember you can watch after this newscast on kbcw ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings." hello to you, our viewers on the west coast. happy friday to you. i'm gayle king. let's go to today's "eye opener." it's your world in seconds. a dangerous deep freeze for much of the country today as hundreds of thousands remain without power in the south. >> windchills will feel like they are 20 to almost 50 degrees below zero this weekend. >> the u.s. says a chinese spy balloon is floating over the country.

it is paramount that you tell the truth to your audience. >> how do you get started in this business? ask lucky charms. i went to rutgers university. there was a lot of censorship on campus. being an irish american, to prove a point i said lucky charms was racist against my irish heritage. thought it would be laughed at that one of the deans took me seriously and had a meeting and informed me they would ban lucky charms because it was racist against me and that was the beginning of this undercover investigative work which showed these people for who they were. sort of an artistic mission or than a political one. >> whenever in the mainstream media you read about project veritas, there is usually the line in selected edited video project veritas . >> that's a hyperbole. all journalism is edited. rightfully so. words are arranged into sentences. it's an absurd insinuation because they can never name the edit. it's just that it is edited. then when i release the full route 8, they say we don't know that you turn the device off and on. they're engaged in conspiracy theories and an court w

warner brothers up 67% paramount global up 48%. charter communications up a cool 20%. 15% so, let's dive into what's driving the moves with jeff kill berg, ceo of kkm financial, along with julia boorstin. julia, let's start with you. how much of this is true bullishness, and how much of this is just the fact that these companies got smoked pretty much in 2022? >> yeah, dom, i don't think you could look at the performance year-to-date without looking at what happened in 2022. and these are pretty much across the board stocks that really suffered over the course of 2022 and now they are rebounding. there are a couple of catalysts we're watching and really what those catalysts come down to is these media giants thinking strategically about exploiting their assets and revenue and profitability. the fact warner brothers discovery they're going to launched a combined version of their two sets of apps, the warner brothers and the discovery assets that's expected to be a catalyst, the idea that streamlining makes sense they are bringing content in fast channels, free ad suppor