if pixar made it, they're going to watch it. >> what is interesting is that netflix is only releasingive episodes at a time. i guess he don't want kids to binge too much at once. the reason netflix gave is because they say kids watch tv differently than adults. they can re-watch episodes. they don't necessarily watch them in sequence. what is interesting is dreamworks. they say animation takes time. thates it matter despicable me too, which came out this summer, was in a stronger movie. does it matter or is there such a limited amount of these movies that kids will watch anything? >> what is interesting is that this is a go-between strategy. they had this big deal with viacom to provide conference tent. this is just something to bridge that cap until it gets to all that disney content including four new tv shows about marvel characters. using this as a way to hold things over and keep that kid demographic in their. >> marvel characters are bit different. there you check kids and fan boys and grown men urged turbo, you're talking about true kids here. how important is his demographic t

this is almost like taking a pixar like movie and bringing it to life. >> this is incredible. i have to say i think i can do this. thank you for coming in and sharing with us. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, a look at the news this week that will have an impact "on the money." read all about it. why a book of psalms has a new prayer of setting a new record. m. >>> for more on our show and our guests you go to our website and follow us on twitter. here are the stories coming up that may move the markets. on tuesday we'll get total motor vehicle sales for november. that's a big day for detroit. a judge will rule if they're eligible for brupgs. on wednesday the federal reserve releases its beige book. thursday we'll get the second estimate of the gross domestic product for the last quarter. on friday it's the big number of week. the employment report which will tell us how many jobs the economy added or lost during the month of november. >>> if you heard the printed page is dead, you heard wrong. a new record was set at auction this week. the little book o

. >> for an insider's look to how animated films are made, 25 years of pixar exhibition is on at the museum. there are sketches and paintings and sculptures that normally don't make it out of the hollywood studio. >> i really like it because i love watching the making on d.v.d.'s and seeing the drawings up close it gives me another way of seeing the film. >> most animated movies take about four years to craft. here you can learn how traditional artists create the story line and characters. >> we have a huge art department, sculptors using paint and any medium you can use so it's very free and takes a long time before it actually gets into the computer and have hat final image. >> he started off looking quite different but if you'd like to see real life people, you can see it at the theater with fun and madness. the troop of russian clowns act out of a loving family and perhaps many identify at christmas. if you buy a ticket to the mayhem, expect to get fully involved with their crazy world. here in northern europe, the winters get pretty dark and it's no surprise this is where so man

they put a lot of capital against that, they bought pixar, lucasfilm.installment comes in 2015. you can expect them to step it up and tied in with merchandise and all the things disney does. they are betting big on the franchise business. >> more and more of these audiences are overseas. >> particularly in asia. china is becoming a big market. when you see big movies made, they often try to integrate global characters. global themes, if you will. trying to be specific to asia, for example. big studios in hollywood think about the content they are putting out because of the $200 million price tag, they have to make money overseas to offset that. sweeney ofu, paul bloomberg industries. coming up, he spent 10 years in a russian prison after being incarcerated by vladimir putin. oil mobile -- oil mogul mikhail indorkovsky is speaking out this rare interview. right after the break. ♪ for the global outlook. russian president vladimir putin pardoned mikhail khodorkovsky last week. in a rare interview with ryan chilcote, he had some startling things to say abo

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they say the company's positive momentum should carry into 2015 and 2016 with hell from the marvel, pixar and "star wars" brands. >>> in france there's a big win by the president by upholding the 75% tax rate on executive and celebrity pay. they pay a 50% tax on annual salaries above $1.4 million in combination with additional taxes the effective rate is 75%. the french president introduced this proposal two years ago in his campaign to unseat former president nicolas sarkozy. it will apply to 2013 and 2014 earnings. >>> next, job fwroet growth is picking up and scrutiny of what's being added to the economy. a breakdown of who is hiring and how it affects the economic recovery. do you feel like airline service is getting worse while prices are going higher? there may be ways to work the service. we reveal how to turn the next travel nightmare into a smooth ride. those stories and more as "real money" continues. >>> american job growth has picked up steam in the last few months with around 200,000 jobs created per month. according to the bureau of labor statistics, some industries are thri

. >> this is definitely the beginning of one of those pixar movies where a drone falls for a drone. they drone off somewhere and they are chased by evil corporatists. >> what if you order "1984". >> like the book. >> that is so true. i think -- i don't think -- i think this is not realistic. there are too many things flying above you. what about -- okay, we have so much crap going underground, literally crap because that's where our poop goes, but what about knew mat tech tubes? a cross between a n pneumatic tubes? >> that's freaky. >> they are from one room to another and not usually 15 miles long. >> they could be. you could actually -- >> you know what, they could be. you know what, the jets could win a game too. all right? >> what would the smugglers use? >> i don't know. >> they are using their pipeline. >> that seems to make more sense under ground than over ground. >> you would think drug dealers would use drones, but everybody who is getting the delivery -- i didn't get it. what are you talking about? it would be a nightmare for drug dealers. >> the f.a.a. is never going to

toy story and space is the big game for this season featuring pixar characters. one thing is nice that they work on all consoles. and other video game news. we are giving away copies of one of the hottest games right now for the new ps4 call of duty ghost. this new game by aqua vision has a new intense story and new innovations in multi players. to enter for your chance to win, log onto kron4 and look for the contest page,. >>> if you would like to connect, you could add him on facebook and follow him on twitter or e-mail him at kron4.com. >>> we have a cold night on the way. if you haven't heard that already. keep it and get ready because tonight and tomorrow night we will have freezing temperatures and it looks like tomorrow night will be the coldest evening with teens in the forecast and right now a live view of mount tam looking towards salsalitto and high clouds pushing in and that should help with the low temperatures this evening, the high clouds have a tendency to act like a blanket. even though we are cold i think temperatures will slowly begin to slide

>> most of it was from pixar. had he held on to his shares of apple from the beginning because he sold when he got booted, the number would have been -- >> he had a right to sell based on what the stock did in the '90ed. >>. >> if he held on, it was astronomical. >> done skully, down to where it looked like it was going to go the way of so many technology companies that didn't keep up the pace with the technology and then here we are. >> then there's a deal that almost happened and bought apple and got cold feet. we can't take this risk. it's too big of a risk. >> that was not when steve was there, was it? >> no. >> did you see this new thing, it's got more than a million -- the advertising is working on me. got more than 1 million pixels, got a better screen, it costs less. >> the kindle you're talking about? >> it weighs less. >> i don't know. i keep seeing it advertised. >> the advertising is working in that you want to buy one, you did buy one? >> no, is it really better than the latest ipad air? >> go forth a

the idea reminds me of steve jobs, pixar, disney taking that company out, they paid close to $8 billion, which seemed very high at the time. but the innovation they've gotten out of it, the association with jobs was worth it. is there a price where it would be a good idea? >> well, i think if you look at elon musk, he's the reason why tesla exists and is a success at all. he does it because, i mean, is he driven. he's just like a missile. the way he does business, that doesn't meld very well with either the way ford or general motors does business. even though both of them have gone through huge overhauls of their cultures, they still tend to be hierarchical. i might add, a little bureaucratic. it would be like putting him in a straitjacket. >> here's the question then, if you look at gm, you look at ford, is this an acquisition they would want to make to help boost their innovation or their product offering, or should they just try to do it organically on their own? >> i think you have to take a step back and realize the companies that succeed in what we all admit is way -- overcompeti

pixar >> reporter: call of duty ghost this new game that exhibition features a nude and tense story.new intense story featuring multi players >> pam: was the money has been put on hold coming up as 6:00. >> jacqueline: we are seeing very chilly conditions already in their field with 39, 40 in vallejo. 20s and 30s over night but will show you how cool it will get in your neighborhood coming up next [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >> pam: tonight at 6 a freeze warning and a fact throughout the bay area. people bundled up as temperatures are expected to dip even farther. this morning it was chi

hits roles in animated movies like pixar, toy story, monsters university, john ratzenburger is here andde, focusing on people who make great products here in america. john, welcome to the program. >> thank you. stuart: you're using this thing called crowd sourcing. >> crowd funding because i really think that it should be a wave of, well, concern because of american manufacturers leaving america. and you have nike, you talked about, but don't forget new balance. that's american made. it's in competition about you it keeps jobs m america. stuart: is the show going to focus on companies that make things here in america? >> make things in america and it's a larger issue as well because we're running out of people with those, with the skills to actually make things. right now there's 600,000 jobs available in manufacturing. right now. stuart: it's not going to be a comedy show? >> no, no, i'll do funny things with the people when i go into the factories and manufacturing facilities, i look to goof around a little bit it's part of my dna, i can't help it, but the main interest is going to be

they watch this cartoon, a pixar movie, "the incredible's."the movie, they tell someone, you are fired. daughters said that means you do not need to use your cell phone anymore, can i have it? that is where kids heads are these days. coming up, time to make the doughnuts. dunkin' brands ceo is in the loop and we will talk to him about expanding in the u.s. and internationally. we will talk about what they are doing to change the music industry. stay in the loop. ♪\ >> fedex reported earnings short of wall street expectations. shocking. joining me now is julie hyman and the senior analyst -- logistics. let me start with you. what went off the rails? class part of the issue was holiday timing. because fedex is relying more of a very specific time, the holiday season, specifically, the e-commerce thatay shoppers season, was pushed later this year because of the late thanksgiving. cyber week and cyber monday pushed into december, meaning the third quarter from november, the second quarter, which they just reported. sounds like part of the mishap t

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what his pixar for which proposals he will adopt. we will hear more from the administration. he will speak about his foreign andcy agenda on both iran afghanistan will be big issues and the president is expected to speak about his foreign policy agenda for the remainder of his term. lots on his plate next year. scheduled to 28 is be the state of the union speech. johnny, you are on with rebecca sinderbrand of politico. hi, johnny. does --why [indiscernible] democratsr about getting positive results. when it calls for republicans, it is like they have lost objective [indiscernible] destroy this country. thank you. guest: 2014 will be a very interesting year in terms of the midterm elections. you will see both sides battling it out. beenlicans have not advancing a positive agenda. they have been pushing back on the president's agenda. they have been doing their best to advance their ideals and the last bills do not have a prayer in the senate were signed into law by the president. they will make the case they are advancing their own agenda what is being blocked. host: what is t

highlighting pixar and star wars films and products. the losers, pioneer natural resources, harman, best buy and facebook down 2%. social media in general feeling the pain today. global equities writing, when it comes to twitter, the negatives outweigh the positives, especially fake twitter accounts and the proliferation of twitter spam. pandora, that's also one of the losers in the down 4.4%. google and apple trading in negative territory. the two heavy weights compete in the smartphone and tablet space. competition is about to heat up because both are said to be developing in-car entertainment. more detail may unfold next week at consumer electronic show. >> yes, that's upon us next week in las vegas. if apple and google are getting involved in the in car. what driving the car? >> what about singing along to made-up songs? did you do that? >> as a matter of fact, we did. >> did you do it this weekend? >> i can see the evans family doing holiday entertainment thing like christmas vacation. does that spem the end for -- doom for satelli

what his pixar for which proposals he will adopt. we will hear more from the administration.e will speak about his foreign andcy agenda on both iran afghanistan will be big issues and the president is expected to speak about his foreign policy agenda for the remainder of his term. lots on his plate next year. scheduled to 28 is be the state of the union speech. johnny, you are on with rebecca sinderbrand of politico. hi, johnny. does --why [indiscernible] democratsr about getting positive results. when it calls for republicans, it is like they have lost objective [indiscernible] destroy this country. thank you. guest: 2014 will be a very interesting year in terms of the midterm elections. you will see both sides battling it out. beenlicans have not advancing a positive agenda. they have been pushing back on the president's agenda. they have been doing their best to advance their ideals and the last bills do not have a prayer in the senate were signed into law by the president. they will make the case they are advancing their own agenda what is being blocked. host: what is the

don't forget the early partnership with steve jobs and pixar.is their world changing, and clearly, social media is one of those big sea changes. >> i know we don't talk stock prices that often with you, but how does it strike you to see twitter basically a stone's throw away from $70 now? we're talking about targets that a lot of the sell side didn't see, and people said might get there, but probably not for another year? >> it reminds me of google in the early days. there was this talk, are they overvalued, undervalued? if you look back at the first year, clearly, a big buy. and the reason was, there was a whole new industry being created. there was a market and a force that just didn't exist before. you know, we didn't talk about search advertising before google. and i think it's kind of similar with social. twitter and facebook basically have become synonymous with social. you can't have a social media strategy without twitter and facebook. and so, i think investors are saying, this is a pretty safe bet. and i think that's one of the factors

what's amazing to me about that movie is the string of movies out of the disney studio as opposed to pixarmarvel that hadn't really worked. this movie's working and working globally. i think it's a big win for disney's kind of core studio. >> and you said you're surprised because it's a girl movie. because girls will go see a boy movie but boys won't see a girl movie. >> it's a princess-y thing. it has a kind of princess girl feel to it. >> also a princess feel. >> yes. >> tomorrow, as well. three hours. >> yeah. >> the theaters can't like that. >> i don't think the theaters will love it. look, the reality is, this isn't so much a christmas season movie as, i think, trying to squeeze it in for oscar season. and which is really the theme of the next week. i think you have that with "american hustle," you have it with "wolf of wall street." and the big of it hit during thanksgiving and you're tailing off. "hunger games," which was the event of the season, even the "hobbit" will drop off a fair amount. this feels like nichy, you know, oscar-y, "anchorman" kind of smaller movies. >> is that go

. >> pixar, disney. >> the second one was terrible. >> j.j., thank you very much for coming in today.ways a pleasure. >>> when we come back, something is going on with the iphone and china mobile. eunice yoon is on that case to tell us what she found out. >>> plus, will 2014 be another banner year for technology? elaine musk and tesla marks the year when tech surges. will his innovations keep coming back for more? also, we have a big lineup starting at 7:00 a.m. in orderan martin franklin will be our guest host today. i have irwin same yop, william lauder and michael dell. of course, the interview of the morning, paul ryan, is coming up at 7:40 eastern. commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive,y first. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone

. $4 billion box office total, a record for disney, and it really was the pixar, the marvel, the acquisitions slate. and i think, also, the key to us is the way they've stayed relevant to -- in the digital world, more than relevant, remained a leader and became somewhat agnostic in terms of how the media and entertainment product is distribute fld. >> who did they elbow out for this? >> the others that we considered were boeing, because it overcame the perceived drawbacks of the dreamliner, a great u.s. manufacturer. and mattel. very under the radar, but for years and years, mattel has kind of defied the idea that physical toys were going away, a great global story. >> right. >> really shareholder friendly, done a great job of distributing cash to shareholders and a good corporate citizen. that's another element with disney, they at least treat customers and employees relatively well. >> i'm interested in what's going right at disney, you haven't mentioned espn. >> yeah. >> such a large slice of what they do. >> well, it is going right. it wasn't so much a 2013 story. it's a story of, it's st