ramy: yes.movies were down, it turns out parks were up about 24%, half $1 billion in terms of revenue from all of the parks, both domestically as well as internationally, and people remember that disney did break that $100 ticket very or in orlando, the first time that ever happened, so that, coupled with rising volumes of what people are buying, as well as people going to the parks themselves, they are pushing that number up. mark: ramy, we are also talking about a consumer driven economy. people have disposable economy -- income, and they are loath to part with that. we talk about people waiting to hold onto their money because they have to pay mortgages, send kids to colleges, that they are still going to all of these disney theme parks and movies. why? ramy: it seems like some link with consumer confidence that we have seen rising. this may be having a trickle-down effect. i, myself, and seeing friends people thinking the economy is getting better. i think i can show out a little bit more he

as we talk about the ramis and the upcoming show what else is new we can expect? year two in the convention center which is beautiful so we're able to really provide the red carpet feel for our food service industry professionals who come out that night. the biggest new element this year is the photos. and the photo project with photo d.c. the restaurant association thought we should do something creative to really highlight decor in a different way. and we thought nothing would be more poignant than photos. >> definitely sheds another perspective. and also i guess in a recipe kind of way, adds another layer to the event. thank you so much kathy, for joining us. >> thank you. >> we want to remind you that the 33rd annual rami awards on sunday, june 7th at the washington convention center. >> that sounds like a great coffee table book. >>> the huge surprise a regular left behind for staff coming up. >>> get your tissue ready. it's now 40 years and counting. the maryland men's lacrosse team since 1975 seven appearances in the national championship game. seven losses

cory: what is your big takeaway, ramy? ramy: looking at the earnings, i was not too surprised they came up better than expected even know there was guidance -- the analysts were saying buy or hold. nobody was saying sell. even before the earnings came out, a couple of people from citi raised their earning expectations and raised the price up over the next 12 months. everyone was saying it was going to pop. cory: i don't care about stocks. i'm interested in the disney business. theme parks doing really well. ramy: they rose about 24% in the quarter year on year. the number was $566 million. half a billion dollars. a lot of people are buying things while they are in the park as well. cory: is this disconcerting -- you mentioned espn. the programming costs and i call it college football. what was it that hit them in the quarter that was a bigger expense than espn would like? chris: they decided college football, the nfl wild-card game and the sec network. southeastern conference not securities and exchange commission. cory: b

i talked about disney's business with rami and cynthia from los angeles. rami: people used to joke that maybe they shouldn't change their -- should change their name to espn. they were actually down this quarter. "froszzen" still having an impact on the business. merchandise sales were up 10%. although they had the dvd release and the same time. the film studio business was down but you are seeing spillover in other parts of the company. cory: what is your big take away? >> looking at the earnings i was not too surprised they came up better than expected even know there was guidance -- the analysts were saying buy or hold. nobody was saying sell. even before the earnings came out, a couple of video from people from citi raised their earning expectations and raised the price up over the next 12 months. everyone was saying it was going to pop. cory: i don't care about stocks. i'm interested in the disney business. theme parks doing really well. ramy: they rose about 24% in the quarter year on year. the number was $566 million. half $1 billion of revenue comi

ramy: disney is apt over ads movies and parks.ou talked about movies -- they brought in $15 billion in revenue just in the past year. of course, marvel lucasfilm, we are looking forward to that. as well as parks. they took it last year about $7 billion and also in ads, they took in about $8 billion last year. brendan: disney had amazing success with their own programming with "frozen, but the story of success with movies is the story of acquisitions. marvel, lucasfilm. what is next to acquire, or do they have to make up the growth in the coming years with their own programming? ramy: so far there is no other talk of acquisitions, but in terms of the marvel universe they have several other films they are looking toward. over the next five to several years, they have been working toward this whole marvel universe over the past decade and pushing ahead to new characters, new movies, toward something i think in 2019. tom: mr. eiger has delivered 16.4% shareholder return over the past 10 years, massive dividend growth. what is thought

ramy inocencio thank you so much. erik: ramy inocencio. come back is chris christie really presidential material? he delivers some unpresidential remarks at a press dinner. ♪ stephanie: welcome back to "market makers." here is a look at the top stories -- inflation slowly creeping toward the federal reserve goal. consumer prices excluding food and fuel rose at the fastest pace in two years. the core cpi was up .3%. the fed has said it wants inflation increased to an annual rate of 2%. and live from my home state of new jersey, it is chris christie night. the governor of the garden state rarely centers himself in public appearances. watch out when he is behind closed doors. he had plenty of off-color things to say about the media at a dinner hosted by reporters who cover him. governor christie: i heard that part in his speech. just get the -- expletive -- away from it. open your eyes, pay attention. stephanie: while the dinner was off the record, i was unaware that get in the f away from me could be used by someone running for president. on

for being here congressman and sarah and rami. let's talk about the crisis really for your family. sarah, first to you. your brother, now, since 2011 a marine, has been -- a former marine, has been incarcerated. what are you being told as to why? >> i mean, ultimately, the suspicion was about his service in the u.s. military, even though he served prior to going to iran to visit our elderly grandmother and he was very transparent prior to going and obtained all the required paperwork to go visit and was there for two weeks before he was held by the intelligence forces. >> do you have any concerns that this warming of relations with iran and the negotiatings for nuclear agreement might influence the administration to not be as active as they are about trying to get his release? >> well from the u.s. side we are reassured that it is something that they are engaged with the iranians on a regular basis and that's something that we have been told on multiple levels. on iran's side however, we do see progress with iranian officials that

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then isis came along and changed the form thrafment city of rami fell on iraq as the unesco syria was overtaken as we. isis is now expanding in libya and elsewhere in africa. all of this presents a dilemma for the obama administration which insists the week was a tactical setback. >> we have seen a lot of success. but we've also seen significant periods of setback. that's part of what a military conflict is going to be won. gwen: the president's critics pounced. >> this takeover ramadi serves the latest example of a president whose policies are rudderless in the middle east even as that region is riled with grotesque violence. gwen: how tough a spot is this? yochi: the reality is that by any measure isis is spreading in iraq, syria libya. u.s. integenerals believes that there have been isis commanders physically sent from syria to libya to take command of an isis branch there. and the list goes on and on and on. the president if he were to admit any of that, the question uld be why aren't you doing more? why aren't you willing to go back there and they're continuing to expand? this we

it appears that's something the ramie iraqi security forces have yet to perform. >> a fire swept throughhe home folt for the elderly killing 38 people is raising concerns over lax safety standards. adrienne brown reports where the cause of the disaster is being investigated. >> reporter: as the authorities investigate the cause of the fire, the care home is now a crime scene. 12 staff are being investigated. you can just make out the statue of chairman mao in the courtyard with the banner behind "with our love make old people safe. but they weren't. most needed assistance to move. a relative of one of the dead told us she was waiting for compensation before being dragged away by a family member. fees in the privately run home were around $200 a month, beyond the reach of many waiting outside including a 61-year-old ol a pension of $10 a month. of course i worry, but you can't expect the communist party to solve all of your problems. >> this investigation will focus on safety and why it failed here but there is another looming problem: the shortage of care homes for a rapidly aging popula

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every year the restaurant association of metropolitan washington hosts the rami awards to host some of twist to those awards. we're talking food photos. and joining us to talk about that is kathy hollinger, the executive director of ramw. thanks for joining us. these local photographers, great photographers, took about six weeks going into some of the best restaurants our city has to offer. why? >> we wanted to make sure that this year at the gala we visually captured everything that this industry represents from the faces and the places and really show that it does take a village to create an experience for the diner in the region. >> one of the photographers that went out and about was ray lopez. we have a couple images from him if we want to show those. these are from bourbon steak as well as del campo. what stands out when you look at these photos? >> well you see the mastering of everything from an experience for a diner coming in so preparation to ingredients. and that was really important for us. we have an industry that has grown so much. and i think it's easy to talk about gro

getting versus rami, that florida. roe v. wade, that texas. lawrence v. texas. griswold v.nnecticut. new york times v. sullivan alabama. we live in lincoln's house and hugo black is a 14th amendment world. the framers didn't use the phrase bill of rights to describe it. .. here is what they were thinking of. militias took up arms against lincoln vicksburg and gettysburg. they like national armies. they understand it's not about the militia anymore. black people in their homes are entitled to have guns for self protection because they can't count on the cops to protect them. when guns are outlawed, the framers of the 14th amendment vision that national rifle association is founded after the civil war by a group of ex-union army officers. that is part of the story. the second amendment vision is still as important. it's more about the military and here's what it says. the military should look like us. they shouldn't be an alien occupying force. it shouldn't be a proto- military. they should do what we tell them to do. in order to do that has to be represented in the house of

waiting for rami on or. worked >> james: now perhaps obiit me but michelle said send. waiting for some rainshowers this morning and now all on offshore wait for tori's suggest to the clouds and cool temperatures is always see here a satellite read our view as we dug of deepen the weather for today and something to really talk about some sort of a retrospective looking at conditions so, on the bay but just offshore light to moderate showers and so tracking in the direction of san francisco and another hour mini to nbc stars begin to materialize over the base of abandoned and will watch area carefully this or expecting the timeline by 7:00 and clustered a we expect more chores and the north bay with that system by o'clock as a conceive things are a little bit of hope this section happens we desperately need the rain were scattered showers is ahead tour of o'clock in the first half the day it o'clock to noon time to see scattered shower max. >> james: >> : 3 or breaks up a little bit we introduce the possibility of thunderstorms down again. and things could be dicey keep