walt disney is reportedly buying a large chunk of fox's assets, and it will bring their stakes up to t. disney have a backlog of content of their own and planning to remove from netflix. they could get sky into the fold as well. they have a back catalogue of content. do we tend to aggregate, migrate to a certain platform because it has better content or is it quite disperse, is that they are vibrant market for these? in the grand scheme of things, if you look at how other industries operate, one or two players are dominate the sector and the more fragmented it is, the more fickle customers want because they did not want several accounts. however things play out, i think the more fragmented it is, the more difficult for certain players to get a holding of this sector. in most industries, it is common for a couple of players to beef up their content and go from there. couple of players to beef up their content and go from therem couple of players to beef up their content and go from there. it begs the question of there for, is this too little, too late? netflix at amazon already have th

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. >> stephen: and i understand walt disney was also a guest. >> walt disney was a very good friend ofckyard-- well, it was like eight acres, so it was more than a yard. and it was-- it was like a train this high. and you would sit on it, and it was on real tracks all over around his garden and a trestle bridge, and you would shovel coal into the little engine. and adults went nuts over this train. ( laughter ). >> stephen: i kind of want your childhood. now. >> it was good. it was really good. >> stephen: well, candice lovely to meet you. thank you so much for being here. "murphy brown" returns tomorrow at 9:30 on cbs. candice bergen, everybody! we'll be right back with new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern. ♪ ♪ i'm going to be your substitute teacher. don't assume the substitute teacher has nothing to offer... same goes for a neighborhood. don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president. (laughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪

reports that comcast has cleared the final hurdle in its bid to take full control of sky, after walt disneying rupert murdoch's three decade tie to the broadcaster. and the guardian has jeremy corbyn on its front page, who has told theresa may that labour mps will vote against her brexit deal unless she can negotiate a deal he is happy with. let's stay with the guardian, you will

--walt disney mirando hacia ese punto, hoy ha comenzado su programa que es llama "disney aspire".que le da mucha oportunidad a nuestros empleados para que se puedan superar y echar para adelante en una carrera. borja: quÉ es de importante la formaciÓn de los empleados para una empresa como ustedes? gerente: es muy importante porque queremos seguir creciendo y creando experiencias para los huÉspedes que vienen con nosotros. nostros necesitamos que sigan creciendo, que sigan aprendiendo y que sean los lÍderes del futuro. borja: hay algÚn tipo de requisitos en las carreras? todas las personas pueden escoger las carreras c gerente: puede ser -- todos tenemos una carrera de los sueÑos. hay muchos programas que se pueden hacer y tambiÉn maestrÍas. el programa cubre la maestrÍa se le quiere seguir estudiando y seguir perfeccionÁndose hacia una maestrÍa. borja: agradecemos a josÉ, gerente general de espn disney por habernos hablado de esto. me parece increÍble y muy buena iniciativa para sus trabajadores. una persona que trabaja, imagÍnate, de mantenimiento en el parque, en cualquier parq

reports that comcast has cleared the final hurdle in its bid to take full control of sky, after walt disneycentruy fox said they would sell their stake in the company, ending rupert murdoch's three decade tie to the broadcaster. and the guardian has jeremy corbyn on its front page, who has told theresa may that labour mps will vote against her brexit deal unless she can negotiate a deal he is happy with. let's stay with the guardian, you will take us in, michael. we have a cheery wave in the picture from jeremy corbyn, but a stern warning that came with it. this is my favourite pointing conference season, where the opposition suddenly starts getting themselves on because of the conference's massive disaster. they can start chucking around ultimatums in a few weeks, he is not disappointed, coming out with this ultimatum of voting against the chequers plan. you wants a customs union and the ha rd you wants a customs union and the hard border, he wants conditions for workers and consumer standards all protected. it's all played very well to everyone in the hall, and eve ryo ne to everyone in t

(jr stone) tickets to walt disney world may now cost less depending on which day you go. - walt disneyworld resorts is unveiling a new pricing plan that kicks off next month for its orlando parks. starting october 16th-- tickets will be structured in ranges depending on the season. for instance-- one-day one-park tickets will cost between 109 and 129-dollars depending on the day you visit. disney is also getting rid of the small extra fee you've paid to go to magic kingdom for the past two years. the main park will now cost the same as the others. (vicki) ahead at nine...newly released dashcam video showing an officer involved shooting in monterey county.... details on what led up to the shooting. (jr stone) plus...the countdown is on for a senate hearing that will likely decide the fate of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.... hear how kavanaugh and president trump are on the defense tonight... (vicki) and find out why senator ted cruz was forced out of a restaurant while he was out to dinner with his wife... this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it'

reporter: auditions for season two on abc are now under way in a kickoff in what better place than walt disneyo "american idol" hopefuls would be just to be yourself, as cliche as that sounds. >> reporter: she not only discovered her destiny. >> at the end of the day what keeps you sane and happy is the people you surround yourself >> reporter: but found love. >> she heard me sing. hey, i really like your voice. and i was like, you're pretty. >> reporter: it's a long way to go for these hopefuls. >> this is my time, man, i made it through the first three rounds, twice. the third time's a charm. >> i know this is where i belong. it's not just for somebody to hear my voice, but to impact the world. >> so voila. we get a sense of what's coming up. >> you know, i look forward to when we see the videos that go by of all the people trying to sing, and it's like awful. >> you mean at the top of the newscast? >> yeah. i'm looking forward to that. >> your impression of "fresh prince." >> no, you were in tune. >> thank you. >> the dance moves. that's it for this half hour. >> shameful. >> you called me

duck not wearing any pants. ( laughter ) >> trevor: when you say it like that, it actually makes walt disney >> well, yeah, but if you get to know him, the only thing you will find in his heart is children's dreams and some nazi paraphernalia. ( laughter ) and you won't find anything on this kindly wizard man either. you tell me, does this sound creepy? >> while they may not be able to conjure spells, steve coy says they do have a certain power. >> i'm not rich, but the amount of pleasure i can give a human being by giving him a magic wand is precious. >> trevor: uh, i'm going to say, yeah, that sounds creepy. he wants to pleasure kids with these magic wands? >> he has so much more to offer children than that. >> in addition to the wands, for 25 years, he's been handing out these. >> my fun pass is usually what gets me in big trouble. >> the fun pass. >> side effects include dancing, happiness, laughter and euphoria, how can anybody go wrong with that? >> see, trevor, this sweet soul just wants to give our children fun passes, and these moms want to lock him away? i'm sorry, i don't mean to

and walt disney ask digital media leaders currently in tech including alphabet and facebook.s will cosmetically slim down the 20% index rating and it will make three of the 11 sectors acely dependent on stocks as bellwethers. of course, the fundamental reasons that tech is so valuable are well understood. all industries are being transformed by software and the internet andy' to economy has fostered the creation of several huge, fastesrowing compaf the scale and profitability rarely witnessed in pastier as. no one knows exactly how much tech is excessive in an index portfolio when nearly every company is a tech company to some degree. still, the industry is not immune to the standardimnd economics or the pressures of tighter government regulation. eventually even theest businesses and industries become too expensive and too widel loved. the tricky part is figuring out when those points haveeen reached for for "nightly business report," i'm mike >> let's turn to daniel to talk tech and what he sees ahead for the sectort neuberger berman. good to have you back with us. you just

tech to the communications grouping wh cable and traditional media blue chip such as comcast and walt disney from consumerer discretionary. the rational is to collect all varieties media and communications industry together given similar subskriepgss and advertising. eevamp reduces cosmetically what has become a fairly extme tech weight in s&p 500 tech is now 26% of the value of the s&p, the highest t since late 90s tech bubble. after the changes take effect after the market close, the tech rating will fall to 20% or so. communications will amount to about 11% compared to 2% for telecom now. and consumer discretionary slips to 10% from 13%. investors in the overall s&p 500 or in a diversifiedarge stock portfolio should see no real impact from the changes. owners of sector exchange traded funds will see substantial changes. there is a communications services etf trading in advance of the formal shift and dominated by alphabet and facebook. which together make up more than value.its the s&p tech sector etf meantime will become enormously dependent on apple, comprising about a fifth of the f co

to make things even more complicated, fox agreed injune to sell most of its business to walt disney,id from... comcast! disney is now backing fox's attempt to buy sky. why is it happening in the first place? traditional media giants are trying to strike these mega—deals to compete with the rise of tv streaming services from netflix and amazon, which is why sky is a prize worth fighting for, as europe's largest pay—tv provider with almost 23 million subscribers. and why, at $34 billion and counting, it could end up being the most expensive thing ever auctioned in the uk. are you confused? zach fuller, who's a media analyst at midia research joins us now. explain to me where we stand first of because it has been a long and winding road to get here and we're now at auction so how it work?m winding road to get here and we're now at auction so how it work? it is going to be over three rounds. the first round allows fox to counter comcast who is currently the largest bidder at £26 billion. if they go over that, comcast can come back and make a counter offer but if, by the third round, if t

. >> he's been walt disney and, of course, who can forget captain chesley "sully" sullenberger. >> butu think he could pull off this guy, mr. rogers? it is a tough act to follow. >> although they do look similar. >> not at all. >> just a little bit side by side. >> now the big reveal, shall we? >> yes! so excited for this movie. >> wow, it's tom hanks stepping out of his trailer on the set of his upcoming biopic about the pioneering children's tv host. >> sony pictures revealed the movie will hit theaters in october of next year. a fun fact, tom hanks at 62 years old now is 22 years older than fred rogers was when "mr. rogers' neighborhood" first aired. >> lost me with the math. >>> next to an even more stunning case of celebrity look-alikes. >> we all know rachel mcadams from her character we love to hate, "mean girls" regina george. images are going viral of another young lady who looks so much like mcadams. the collective wisdom of the internet is insisting it is actually her. >> here she is. on the right and on the left. 16-year-old clarice muller who is first runner up for miss te

that comcast has cleared the final hurdle in its bid to take full control of sky, that's after walt disneyid they would sell their stake in the company, ending rupert murdoch's three—decade tie to the broadcaster. the guardian hasjeremy corbyn on its front page, who has told theresa may that labour mps will vote against her brexit deal unless she can negotiate a deal he is happy with. and the i also leads with the labour leader, who told his party conference he was ready to be prime minister. we will see what our guests think of that, among other things. we're going to start, lynn, with the guardian and a waving jeremy corbyn looking relaxed at conference, but issuing something of an ultimatum to theresa may today. i'm going to say something nice about him. once i was on here and i got trolled by corbynistas because i said something perfectly... nothing particular. i'm going to be really nice for a moment. actually i thought he did really well, i watched the whole speech, but usually, when you're in opposition, you can produce a shopping list of wonderful things and maybe there's a magic m

carol: i think of walt disney. there is no garbage and it is all underground.doesn't that sound fantastic? jason: especially during august in new york. dimitra: the company that did it in portugal has been doing a lot of work in israel. several cities have the system. beirut introduced a similar system recently. a space and a cleanliness issue and a smell issue and a quality of life issue. how can we save money based on when this needs to be collected and when these trucks can collect so they are not creating traffic? jason: there are a couple of things we need to talk about, peeing fighting, brawls, in public. dimitra: there is a district with lots of brawls. police are called and often. .- in often researchers showed the sense of citrus can have a calming effect. carol: aromatherapy. jason: if i smell citrus, i will not punch you. piping the smell into this district has reduced brawls tremendously. it has been a test. this is a city that has done a lot of innovative things. u.k., aton, in the particular tunnel that was prone to vandalism, which included publi

then we got introduced to a company, the wa lt got introduced to a company, the walt disney company, lead characters, and upcoming star in the movie, was similarto and upcoming star in the movie, was similar to the products we were making. bb eight. yes. it was a dream made in heaven, we made and it was a wonderful moment in time and we sold millions of units but it was very much tied to the movie. it was a huge spike in revenue for us but not necessarily long—term growth. at the same time, the world got to know us because of bb8. the core educational side of our business was continuing to grow and that is something that is here forever. we need to teach our kids and get exposed to technology. they need to learn to code. these are the jobs of the future. if we can make products that become tools in the classroom to help them learn, that is a business that will last forever. how accessible with these products be for kids around the world, who perhaps live in areas where schools can't afford or don't have to robots? that is a real issue. these products are not inexpensive but we try to

my patient went on spring break with his family to the walt disney world resort to the magic kingdomfor several yea rs now research was quite serious. for several years now my research team andi several years now my research team and i have been investigating how people respond to only bosses, the types of reaction they have, what makes bosses bully employees and something i always found very curious is why it is that people retaliate against their boss when their boss can escalate their bullying, can harm them in some other way so that was the motivation behind our study, to answer this question — why would you strike out back against your boss when you could end up harming your own career? and what did you discover? we discovered the underlying reason for retaliating against your boss was that it fulfils a higher—order need for people which was to re—establish a sense of fairness or justice in the world. that when people are bullied by their bosses, it harms their sense of the world is afairandjust it harms their sense of the world is a fair and just place and when they have a chan

carol: all i could think of is walt disney.esque where you never see it. >> doesn't that sound fantastic? jason: especially during august in new york where the smell can only be described -- >> overpowering. the company that did it in portugal, a little bit has been doing work in israel. several cities in israel have a system. a couple of smaller cities in the u.s.. lebanon, just this summer with a different company, introduced a very similar system. it's a very smart way. again, there's a space issue and a cleanliness issue, a smell issue. is, how can we save money based on what are they full? when does it need to be connected? when is the best time to have these big trucks come? jason: can we talk about a couple of other things? one is a street fighting. >> braws. jason: and being in public. . peeing in public. >> they have a lot of brawls, police being called in often. there was research they were drawing on that showed s cents can have a very common -- calming affect on people. a, it i think of it like smells like oranges,

affordable spending plan and flexible tickets and these ticket prices will depend on the day you go to walt disneythis will depend on how popular the day is, ticket prices range from 109-$129 depending on how popular the date is, is connected to be. you will be able to book this through the new online tool disney's unveiling october 16th, and is your way to book your disney vacation and also disney is making the prices for all four parks in florida, they will all now be the same price, the magic kingdom a little more expensive. now they are equal. heather: less popular you can get a cheaper ticket. thank you so much. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. do you have a drone? the government could have the right to shoot it down for no reason. a drone expert has used the unmanned aircraft to take out terrorists. why he says the proposal is long overdue. an incredible story of survival. a teenager lost at sea for 49 days, rescued. how his faith kept him alive. ♪ and like my dad, you might want medicare supplement insurance, too. uh oh, more research. no big thing. not with this website. u

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walt disney wolrd is ending the pyrotechnic... ks show that lights-up the sky nightly above it's epcot theme park. disney officials say the "illuminations: reflections of earth" show will be replaced with a new show once it ends next summer. "illuminations" debuted in 19- 99 as part of the theme park resort's celebration of the new millennium. (pam) google users had a surprise visit from a familiar neighbor today... as the tech giant paid tribute to 'mr. rogers'. google -doodle created a stop- motion video to celebrate the 51st- anniversary of the filming of the first episode of "mister rogers' neighborhood." fred rogers became known as mister rogers... the sweater- wearing "television neighbor," after the national premiere of his show on p-b-s, in february 19-68. today's doodle, was set to the iconic opening song of mister rogers' neighborhood -- "won't you be my neighbor." (ryan) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(pam) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hournews at ten....scary moments for yelp workers in sa

>> in this consolidating marketplace, the answer is yes.bly even the walt disney company felt they did not have enough globaln the entertainment business, so they go out and spend $71 billion to rupert murdoch's assets. that tells you you can never when you'reo big competing with the amazon of the world. i think both viacom and cbs are in decent position in the short term. viacom has work to do to turn around. they certainly need to be part of a bigger media technology company. ofall eyes on verizon in all this. we thank you, of course, from bloomberg intelligence. >> all right. a big week for economic data. here's what i'm watching. you can go on to the terminal see this chart. my league, on bloomberg news, pointed out something curious, which is that age growth, as we mediocre, butof expectations for wage growth are at their highest in 15 years. gives? i have a theory that it has to do with this blue line and that is consumer belief about the strength of the labor market. when people are asked, do you believe it's a good time to find a job? that number is surging, basically since 200

[ applause ] walt disney company.hem participate in disney musicals in schools that promotes theater and arts in schools nationwide. we all know how much that is being eliminated from a lot of programs so that's why disney is stepping up with that $500,000 donation. [ applause ] and to find out how you can donate go to our website. that's really great because this was something personal to disney so that's what the donation goes to. you can go on. if it's in your area, your school or maybe a school that you went to -- >> a project you love. >> it can be so personal. applause ]ight bac ♪ >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by farmers' insurance. ♪ give me some good news >>> what an incredible special -- >> great day. >> look at the tally. approaching the $500,000 mark. 5,0 rit t mi. yoguthreina ffe ween gre d, ev (music throughout) and that cute dress gets even you know whecuter?re at ross yes. or when you can say yes...to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? that's yes for les

think fox is going to tender it as fox owns a big piece of sky fox as we know is being bought by walt disneyney and fox aren't saying what they're going to do i think it's likely they tendered their share for the price that comcast is offering is so high and i think comcast then gets into the european market in a really big way it will own sky with operations in the u.k., germany, italy. it doesn't have a massive international strategy at the moment, comcast, but this really gets it going in quite a significant fashion. >> your article is titled opens up new horizons for comcast. this is well known here but for our viewers in europe and parts of asia, they may not be as familiar with it this may be transformational from a european point of view, will it not be >> it will be. sky is a big player here the biggest player in europe comcast gets into europe immediately with this deal it's been land locked in the u.s. for several years, comcast. it's been a big acquisition push over the last 20, 30 years at&t's broadband business tried to buy time warner cable nbc universal which owns your fine ne

comcast, walt disney, 21st century fox. this weekend comcast winning the bidding for uk's sky broadcasting. they put in a strong bid, $22 and change per share. that is well above what disney put in for sky. that valued sky at $38 billion. analysts say these are really high valuations. put up a huge debt load on comcast's balance sheet. another big deal today was siriusxm buying up pandora, 3 1/2 billion dollar deal. values the company at $30 billion, to rival spotify in the future. sirius seeing declines. pandora had losses at the end of the session. one more piece of deal news, that includes versace, michael kors buying versace. sears, 125 years, how long sears has been business for the retailer but they're up against big debt payments they need to make in 2019 and 2020. chairman eddie lampert wants to restructure that to keep it from teetering into bankruptcy. back to you. david: sad story for sears. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: political uncertainty weighing on markets, stocks dropping to session lows as bombsh

reporter: auditions for season two on abc are now under way after a kickoff in what better place than walt disneything my advice to "american idol" hopefuls would be just to be yourself. as cliche as that sounds. >> reporter: she not only discovered her destiny -- >> the career boost and stuff was great, but i think at the end of the day, what keeps you sane and happy is the people you surround yourself with. >> reporter: but found love. >> she heard me sing and she was like, hey, i really like your voice. and i was just kind of like, oh, you're pretty. >> reporter: for now, it's still a long way to go for these hopefuls. >> this is my time, man. all right. so i've made it through the first preround twice. third time's a charm. so let's go. this time is my tv time. >> i know this is where i belong. and it's not just for someone to hear my voice, but to impact the world. >> reporter: the next round of tryouts will be in texas for a list of the 19-city audition tour, head to abc.com. >> thank you, adrienne. >>> i want to remind everybody. the countdown is on. just eight days until the debut of "gma

united states without putting social security front and center is like running for president of the walt disney fix the rides at epcot. >> what made it so different than any other show i've worked on was the richness of character and words and thoughts and images that aaron sorkin wrote. >> i would love for people to think that i'm as quick and clever as the characters i write. but you would be disappointed if you met me. >> six pages on english as the national language. >> meetings don't just take place. sitting down and talking to people. >> and as for a damn social studies paper -- >> donna. >> look at the memo. i gave you what you asked for. don't snap at me. >> we knew that was the essence of this show, this movement. >> what's wrong with everyone today? >> the challenge of the show was, number one, lighting. if you look at the set, there's a lot of glass. glass is reflective. there were a lot of technical challenges that existed. but the biggest challenge by far was the performance challenge. >> 802. five votes jumped the fence. >> because beginning, middle, and end of the scenes sometime

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panelists and three guests receive a free trip to the walt disney resort of their choice.'ll send it back to you. >> sue, thank you. welcome back to power lunch, everybody. one of the first major crypto currency convictions new jersey man, louis mesa, second degree kidnapping and first-degree larceny a hard drive containing almost $200 million of bitcoin. mesa faces up to two years in prison. >> one of many examples of crypto crimes. as part of cnbc's "bitcoin: boo or bust. >> cyber crime is not going away it's a $450 billion market today. bitcoins and crypto currency makes it harder to track the money trail. >> so it's easier to be a criminal and not get caught? >> exactly it's a cat and mouse game. i'm not sure 100% who the cat and who the mouse is. >> here to talk about what the fbi is doing to fight crypto criminals, crime section chief at the fbi managing investigations into the white collar crime both in the united states and around the world. wow, what a job, steve you're a busy guy. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> happy to be here. thank you. >> i'm cur

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walt disney also coming in, as well, as you added some media. meantime, shares of chinese media and internet stocks bouncing today after having a really rough time. jd.com coming off an all-time low and alibaba snapping a three-year streak with listing here on the ny >>> investors brushing aside tariff fears yields on the benchmark ten-year treasury hitting 3.08. the highest level since may. at what point will this be a headwind for the markets and what will it take to rattle the bulls right now? joining us is joe senior investment strategist and portfolio manager. lama lamar, i'll start with you one day it scares us and other times we're able to completely brush it off is the market moving higher today on something other than trade or moving higher because now at least we have some more details on where this trade war is going >> i think more the latter i think right now, you know, every time there's a new semi-negative headline in trade everybody gets spooked we get a chance to invest and investors realize this is a noise and not something to

many folk the crown jewel in the bid walt disney wanted, which is buying fox. give it up? >> that is the key question right now. sky was really important to both disney and comcast, which is why we saw this fierce bidding war. it was important for the direct to consumer strategy. it is hard to see disney being a minority holder, having a 39% stake is a suboptimal outcome. ultimately, i think we will see them either sell the 39% stake or possibly engage in some kind of a swap, maybe trade that 39% for comcast's 30% ownership in thisso that they can gain overwhelming control of both assets, comcast of sky and disney of hulu. scarlet: thank you for joining us from princeton. bigl ahead, blackstone's bet, the president and ceo on where he is funding global opportunities. we will get his take. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is the count down to the close. blackstone group is making a big push into asia and technology. with the president and ceo earlier to discuss blackstone's investment strategy and broader economic outlook. >> we get face manag

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walt disney world workers in florida approved a new contract that raises the minimum wage to $15 an hourows the company to use more part-time workers and requires new employees to stay in their positions longer before transferring. shares of disney are up about 2% so far this year. okay, barbie and ken are ready for their close-up. mattel is launching a film division to develop movies based on its toys. the franchises include hot wheels, american girl, little people, and thomas and friends. my nephews love thomas and friends, by the way. mattel is trying to keep up with other companies which made blockbuster movies based on their brands. shares of mattel are up 2.5% right now. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, they put on the oscars, they're pulling the plug on this popular film category that they had initially proposed because the idea was pretty unpopular. the new category was criticized by several academy members who said it devalued the awards, and implied by a movie can't be liked by critics and the general public. the academy said they'll continue to discuss the idea

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