this weekend, saturday night, at the movieco theater in rosemont, the chicago film critics' association is giving out their awards. this is a chance for the public- you can buy tickets to this thing, there are still tickets available. for $50 you can come catch the show. $99 you get the afterparty. you can hang with some of the stars, including jane lynch, who we are giving the comedy award to, paul sorvino was recently connected to the show, so he'll be given an award. a lot of special guests, a lot of celebrities are going to be showing up. > and you will be there. asking questions. > > i will. i will be presenting as well. so come and see me. > thank you erik. > > thank you. coming up, dreamworks is back in the spotlight. find out if the stock is a rising star! matt cavanaugh of cmz trading steps in now for chart talk. good morning matt. shares of dreamworks fell about 4% yesterday because the studio is delaying the release of a movie called "mr. peabody & sherman." what do you think about this stock? > > this is a stock that is going to fluctuate based on what kind of movies they ha

it was great for the movieco and for the chicago film critics' association. so we thank everyone for showing up. > and i met jane lynch, and she is awesome. > > there you go. worth your money. > thank you erik. > > thank you. coming up, a behind-the-scenes look at why investors are turning their carts away from whole foods. chart talk is next. danica patrick: for the millions living with copd, breathing becomes a real struggle. copd stands for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, but you may have heard of it as chronic bronchitis or emphysema. over time, it makes it harder and harder to breathe, until you feel like you're breathing through a straw. copd is the 4th leading cause of death in the u.s. it kills one person every 4 minutes, and it took my grandmother. an estimated 24 million americans are affected, but as many as half of them don't even know it. it's a race against time to spread the word about this serious disease. if you're over 35 and have ever smoked, you could be at risk. the good news is, there are steps you can take to improve your symptom