the movie is from warner brothers, which full disclosure, is owned by cnn's parent company, warner brotherse origins of the dc comics character, and its transformation from a slave in the fictitious kingdom of -- into an all powerful meta human, who has fewer of his compunction's about killing people men say, wonder woman. here's a sneak peek. >> i told you stop killing people. >> they look alive to me. >> it's because i say. >> because i wait till you were there, got the information i needed, and one died. i did it your way. >> that's not the point. >> i know it got lost in all the confusion. but we are still some issues to settle here. there are only heroes, and there are villains. >> you think yourself a hero? but you would let these criminals go free. >> heroes do not kill people. [noise] >> while, i do. >> and joining us now, dwayne the rock johnson. dwayne, thank you so much for joining us. really exciting to have you. i'm a big fan of -- . i have to say, this cannot be the first time that you are ever asked to join a superhero universe. what appeal to you about the black adam charact

and is it somebody like christopher nolan, for example, who, you know, he's left warner brothers forinitely isn't going to accept that you put his movie on a streaming platform anytime soon. are there some directors for whom, you know, streaming will never be the answer? absolutely, and this is actually the thing, you know, we've got to give the audience credit for being very savvy about where to find their content and how to consume it. and, as is the case with christopher nolan in particular, i think his audience knows that they're going to get to see his movie on the big screen, in imax, preferably, with the great surround sound. and that's why he makes his movies. you know, i think a slightly different case, but we saw it this year from paramount with top gun — that film wasn't available anywhere until after 120 days of release. and so, the audience just kept going and going, and going. and we are beginning to see that a little bit, that the audience kind of knows the difference between something that is very much intended to be a theatrical experience, and something that's not.

and is it somebody like christopher nolan, for example, who, you know, he's left warner brothers for definitely isn't going to accept that you put his movie on a streaming platform any time soon. are there some directors for whom, you know, streaming will never be the answer? absolutely, and this is actually the thing, you know, we've got to give the audience credit for being very savvy about where to find their content and how to consume it. and, as is the case with christopher nolan in particular, i think his audience knows that they're going to get to see his movie on the big screen, in imax, preferably, with the great surround sound. and that's why he makes his movies. you know, i think a slightly different case, but we saw it this yearfrom paramount with top gun — that film wasn't available anywhere until after 120 days of release. and so, the audience just kept going and going and going. and we are beginning to see that a little bit, that the audience kind of knows the difference between something that is very much intended to be a theatrical experience, and something that's no

i bought warner brothers for 13.80 later this spring and i got disillusioned with managed so i sold my at 13.61 at a loss of 19 cents a share what's your opinion of warner brothers discovery long-term >> okay, i need to see them make some money as i've said over and over and it's really helped our viewers, i'm not recommending stocks that are losing money i recommend stocks that are like amazon, i can't recommend money losers darryl in louisiana. darryl >> caller: boo-yah and who dat, jim. how's it going >> it's going well how about you? >> caller: good, sir i have a question about -- shoot, i done forgot now >> that's all right. i don't know maybe it's about jamar chase and wrecking my fantasy team probably off base there. >> caller: getty holdings. >> getty holdings is very hard to understand because it came public, there was a big short squeeze, it went up way too high and now it's all the way too low and it's not a bad company i think down here. i'm not a spac guy but this one may be actually worth looking at holy cow i can't believe i just said that about a spac let's go to jason

this is not the first round of layoffs for warner brothers discovery as it looks to find $3 billion inpost merger cost savings on wall street stocks were mostly lower today, the dow added. 36 points. nasdaq fell 115 points above about 1% and the s and p lost 23. text shares accounted for much of the declines. the national labor relations board has filed a complaint against starbucks for alleged discrimination against union leaders in san francisco and the alleged interrogation of workers . the store in the castro district is one of two in the bay area that voted to unionize. the complaint alleges that starbucks unlawfully question employees about their union sympathies while they were on the clock. the hearing is scheduled in january. we have reached out to starbucks for a comment but have not heard back. the cal state system may not have enough students to fill all of its schools this academic year, but it's not due to a decline in applicants. about half of a million students enroll at the 23 cal state colleges every year. this year. state budget has increased funding to the cal state

will force investors to put a specific value on it another of the names we bought last quarter, warner brothersery purchased the time warner assets from at&t for less than half what at andp paid five years agoment we think the big part of the value at warner brothers is the content library. library values have been going up up and up over time we don't think it's very well managed under at&t warners brothers sells at eight times earnings right now and expects expense synergies will double over the next few years direct to consumer, hbo max we think make them one of the likely streaming leaders. >> bill, i want to stop you because it's a company i follow closely. they came in dramatically on cash flow instruments this year and for next year. obviously the stock has adjusted to that. what gives you the confidence they'll be able to deliver >> i think, david, it's trying to differentiate between short-term factors between what the ad market is likely to be over the next year and the long-term factor of how desirable the content they produce is to consumers. warner has done a great job of making mu

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diesel lacoste and trussardi remain in the entertainment market online casino 1xbet pornhub and warner brothers work brands avon and mary kay new yorker and collins in aikiki and tom ford, gillette big, and zippo are reducing but not ceasing business, gap house brands, crop and mango in the financial sector have remained with unicredit raiffeisen bank , the european bank for reconstruction and development, auchan and globus supermarkets, and the metro shopping center network are still operating stop investments and reduce the amount of advertising regarding the food market, there are also many mines here - analyst maksym dzhigun told us, do you remember how many problems there were with coca-cola, which did not want to the last to leave the russian market and even now this company remains in the entire zone, since they sell only one of their entire product line - it's some caffeinated coffee, er, coca-cola, consider a very narrow segment, but they still produce it in russia, after all, it's the old good the original coca-cola did not go anywhere, it just changed the inscription on the bottle, o

cnn, warner brothers, "discovery" all laying off workers. it's only evil when he does it.out a tweet today to advertisers cementing his commitment to making twitter the true digital public square. and his even bigger commitment to make twitter actually profitable. their business model for the last 12 years was to not make money and that comes to an end on saturday. which "primetime" is saddened by because we won't be able to watch the day in the life videos anymore. i mean, is this place just a billion dollars cafeteria? only group of people more concerned than employees are democrats. hence, why musk is under two separate investigations now from the sec and the federal trade commission. elon taking over twitter is a doomsday sce scenario for him. last thing they want is a free and fair conversation where all people are treated equally and all ideas respected. place to debate without getting canceled. democrats don't want this the more their ideas are explored and analyzed the less popular they become. and they won't be able to crucial republican october surprises anymore

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warner brothers themed entertainment creating an immersive experience inspired by harry potter.isitors could walk down an illuminated path, have wand battles with friends and family, even cast a spell. a ring doorbell camera strikes again catching a thief in the act. get this. story gets stranger. a thief making up w -- making off with a giant skeleton on display in a neighborhood. the thief shoved it in her suv casually in broad daylight. i hope you get caught. if you have a viral video, check us out and hit us up on social media @kevincorke or @foxnewsnight. >>> ever since a disastrous fire burned notre dame cathedral in paris years ago, they've been trying to. [indiscernible] where do things starched stand -- stand with this massive undertaking? >> reporter: the fire that destroyed the cathedral in paris is a tragedy. april 15th, 2019, unthinkable, 1,000-year-old cathedral engulfed in flames. the spire falls. 800-year-old trusses collapse. nearly 4,000 miles away, a symbol of notre dame's resurrection from the ashes. architectural student from catholic university of america i

writing, quote, paramount either needs to shift its strategy or accept valuations closer to warner brother's and fox. paramount content is valuable but self distributing via direct to consumer may not scale devalues its since it doesn't monetize as effectively. now it's worth noting paramount shares are down about 5% today and down about 40% year to date. this all comes ahead of earnings which are on wednesday morning and analysts are pretty split 34% has sales, 31% holds and 31% of analysts have a buy rating on the stock. carl >> julia, appreciate that. obviously we'll be watching that and a few other media earnings dpurg the week. >>> coming up after the break, apollo is getting into crypto. bitcoin trading roughly in line with the nasdaq for october. stay with us millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the pe

market because of alphabet, down almost 9% meta, sympathy, down 6% ahead of earnings later today warner brothers, tech names, paramount, all dragged into selling s&p down 3/4 of 1 percent. pockets of strength, like energy health care a really good day. materials, strong. consumer staples, industrials and financials remain green at this hour. small caps higher by almost 1% divergence tech names under pressure. ten-year yield lower alphabet down 9, microsoft down 7% getting crushed dragging on tech actually not taking down the entire market too much we'll talk more about those moves in a moment. >>> also ahead on today's show a read on the state of business and leisure travel when we are joined by ceo of hilton presh off fresh off earnings and senior markets commentator mike santoli how big a bellwether these companies really are. >> huge index weights, we know i think the story really is the fact the overall market did not get swamped by a couple of big and very clear disappointments coming from alphabet and microsoft. so without those two names, s&p would be modestly positive majority of stocks

full disclosure "black adam" is a production of warner brothers a corporate cousin of cnn also warnedmpire of influence we see how the family maintained the empire when rocked by a sexual harassment scandal that brought down the box at fox news. >> rupert in honor this of relationship, in honor of the many billions of dollars that roger had earned for him let him off quite easy. >> they paid for him to leave the company, to buy him out, to go away. >> james didn't want to pay roger that money and wanted to be much harsher and he didn't have that kind of influence in the end. >> ultimately roger left with $40 million. >> joining us now is writer at large for the "new york times," also a consulting producer for "the murdocks empire of influence" featuring his exclusive reporting. great to have you back on the show so when fox news had roger ales was accused of sexual harassment rupert paid him off to go away and it left a big vacuum in the fox news power structure at a critical time. how did rupert murdoch deal with that? >> the fascinating thing and you'll see it play out tonight is th

of the letters of a person, just the same, practically belongs to a belarusian, and the famous warner brothers belongs to us. uh, just the same to the warners, because let's say so some time ago, and not sponsored. uh, also repairing this most famous inscription. yes, listen. well, it's nice that trace is belarusian. in general, there is even in hollywood then hollywood. let's continue, why not, and right now we offer to get acquainted with the film premieres of the marian market, prepared such a review if the october fall leaves with its cold rains leave you. i sniff the exit. there is the world of cinema, and by the way , the national cinema is pleased with very, bright premieres , let's start with the russian historical tape the heart of parma, and by the way, there are a lot of reasons to start with it. well, firstly, as the director of the new film anton kirdishchev said at the statue of his creation during the forty-fourth moscow international film festival, this tape should save around for the russian hire to return people to the cinemas of the prerequisites for this, this is a lot of h

we've been pretty much locked up at warner brothers.hia things, in the show. >> no, quinta's making it so that she can go back home at any point in time and always be royalty. >> jimmy: and always write it off, too. >> yes, always. >> jimmy: tonight, gritty, the mascot, the philadelphia flyers mascot, was in the show. >> yes. >> jimmy: your character, gregory, does not like the mascot, gritty. >> no, he does not. >> jimmy: how about you personally? what are your feelings on gritty? >> i love gritty. best theme partner i've ever had. >> jimmy: good dude? >> great dude. but he's really serious about the craft. he's a method actor. once he goes full gritty, he doesn't come out of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah, no. he doesn't speak. he squeaks from time to time. but ask him anything directly, he'll hold eye contact and maybe move his hip situation, whatever that is, hip-belly movement. but he doesn't speak, he's in it. >> jimmy: even when you guys are off camera, on set, all acting together, gritty is -- >> yeah, no, at o

what's your opinion on holding or cutting loolsse and getting t now of the warner brothers discoverympanies with a balance sheet. that's the definition. not that let's go to jochhn in arizona, john >> caller: how you doing jimmy chill? >> chill doing fine. i've been chilling eagles make me chill what's up? >> caller: i have a stock that i've had for awhile. spread in faith for awhile, i wanted to know if this thing is ever going to hit between 50 and 100. and the name of the stock is veru. >> i'm familiar. they are working on an important covid drug a lot of people are betting against it it could be a up big, down big situation. let's go to bob in florida, bob. >> caller: jimmy chill, thank you for taking my call. >> i'm chilling down here. what's going on? >> caller: not much. i was at a restaurant chain over the weekend and it was jam packed what do you think about texas road house >> texas road house is incredibly well run, terrific chain and i completely agree with you, however, it's not new. it's up 24 times earnings so we have to wait for it to come down because it's had too bi

it's just exactly what you would want a love telegram -- >> stephen: he had someone from warner brothersing there, this is kind of amazing and what do i do with these things? yeah and so i wanted -- >> stephen: so and you and ronan farrow might be frank sinatra's son. a lot to go through there. a lot to process. >> a lot to unpack. >> stephen: now, having these conversations with other people and their grief has that changed-- >> absolutely. >> stephen: how you look at your own grief? >> absolutely. >> stephen: how you examine it? >> it's made me reframe and rethink the stories i tell myself. we all have these narratives we tell ourselves. in an episode from today, i talk to dr. miller, his sister died by suicide. the release today is about my brother's suicide when he was 23. he killed himself in front of my mom. and it's about the ripple effects of it, and one of the things he talks about is how-- how he views-- he doesn't view sorrow as the enemy. he doesn't view tears as the enemy. he doesn't even view death as the enemy. you can't have one without the other. he talks about how the s

shares of warner brothers discovery and and the stock is up on the layoff news.'s get to a cnbc news update with tyler mathisen. >> thank you very much here's what's happening at this hour the biden administration considering a total ban on russia aluminum following drone strikes across ukraine aluminum futures spiked as much as 7% after pairing those gains. on the news with shep smith, a look at who russia is pushing into military service to fight in the war in ukraine. >>> plus, growing dangers at europe's largest nuclear plant tune in tonight at 7:00 eastern. shep smith will bring you the news >>> las vegas raiders davante adams has been charged with misdemeanor assault for shoving a photographer to the ground after monday's loss to kansas citi police say the shove was intentional and caused whiplash and a possible minor concussion. adams apologized for the incident on monday, almost immediately. and scientists have transplanted human neural tissue into rat brains and created hybrid cells. "the wall street journal" says the experience opens up new ways to rese

it's not the first round of layoffs for warner brothers discovery as it looks to find $3 billion in postost savings. computer chip maker intel plans to cut thousands of jobs due to a slowdown in the personal computer market, bloomberg reported. the layoffs will begin this month with 20% of the staff expected to be affected, including those in sales and marketing. the company's annual sales and profit forecast took a hit in july after missing its second quarter mark as demand for pc chips is slow. intel declined to comment on the layoffs. well today's amazon's second prime sales event of the year wraps up the online retail giant is offering prime members special deals on a wide variety of products shop ursula some of the best deals are in electronics and beauty products, but amazon is also cutting prices on everyday items in an effort to get its customers to buy holiday gifts right now. their goal here is to really let you get a head start on black friday. so you know, a lot of these companies have started to make their sales start a little bit earlier and earlier and now this is really a

. >> to what premium multiple to what >> warner brothers, discovery.got a premium multiple. >> i know, but i'm saying -- >> you're talking here, i mean, free cash flow is basically just equal to the dividend payment, which, of course, the dividend has to stay in there because national amusements wants their dividend >> amc, right? premium multiple >> they're not in the same group. >> no, i'm talking about -- i'm broadening the group >> you are really from the people who make the content to the people who show it >> best buy. >> best buy? >> part of the group >> premium multiple to best buy. >> it's amazing that best buy is doing so badly, the stock. and dick's is doing so well. it's this outdoor -- people want to do cool things. >> the pricing in electronics right now is very tough, right very tough >> very, very tough. i think we had one call downgrade a couple weeks ago based on deflationary trends >> that's very big deflation, which should be good ultimately, you have matt boss's excellent piece about all the companies that are doing well that are d

now this is not the first round of layoffs for warner brothers discovery.n in post merger cost savings time is 6 48 90 now wants more customers have a fair share and fair chance at buying a shoes. nike is cracking down on online orders believed to be made and created by bots, automated ordering software that lets the user get large quantities of these shoes. nike threatens to charge restocking fees for returns or any or suspend accounts. the global sneaker resale market is expected to reach would you believe? $30 billion by the year . 2030 some people love their sneakers, nike shoes and looking at you, producer aaron wilson. what about you, sal alley? i have to turn them down. hold on . i'm in, like lost in scanner world. i didn't hear what you were talking about. we're talking about sneakers, nike sneakers, and some people really love them. got to buy the newest and latest editions that you care force ones to work just to say that i am into sneakers. i have my jordans around here somewhere, right? alright, so drop the jordans reference to people who are yo

fox, a lot less horrible than the others fox, only down 20%, versus disney, down 37% paramount, warner brothersovery, netflix, down for the year our parent company, down 39% in the ten years since that -- the split, a news corp. and fox have actually performed better, and you can't look at the charts because of the disney deal and the value that was given to fox shareholders, but they performed better than many others. >> that's true >> rupert murdoch knows how to do a deal. >> yes >> and he proved that with disney as well >> did he get the better of the disney -- >> i think he did very well there. >> well, that's a good way -- very polite way to put it. no problems there. >> i mean, it took some stock, but yeah disney stock but he did quite well for his shareholders at fox. >> that's good very good. >> in that decision. >> now -- what >> no, i just want the rest -- i want the cable stocks to find a way to stop going down >> well, comcast, our parent company, is up 2% today, so we got that going for us, carl. >> that has bounced off 122 from last week. >> i think meta -- i saw the memo and i qu

warner brothers.iscovery also announced plans to merge hbo, max and discovery plus next year and now peacock is also looking to create a bundle. reports say the streaming service has had talks with some companies, but so far nothing specific is moving forward. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents, pam. thank you. well, news of adult happy meals at mcdonald's seemed like a fun story. at the time, however, it seems that publicity stunt has backfired. black fired on workers. many mcdonald's employees want the adult happy meal orders to slow down. mcdonald's staff says the popular promotion has brought chaos as orders are coming in fast. and the workers can serve them. mcdonald's also says it's bringing back halloween pales for the first time in six years , children happy meals will be served in macbook buckets. starting october 18th. they will count as the toy in the meal. the halloween pales which double as trick or treat containers debuted 36 years ago. not time now is 7 50. we do have traff

♪ this is how we work now ♪ >>> warner brothers "black adam" brought in $67 million in north americathe latest since "thor" to top $50 million. this is the latest for dwayne johnson as a leading man. >>> and the rnc alleges that google has been discriminating by sending emails to the spam folders of users google says they don't filter emails based on political affiliation. >> that is interesting a lot of stuff ends up in my spam folder. >> for google? >> google. >> the number of political ads on outlook. >> i doubt >> from both parties >> i would like to think that i can't imagine how given what i see that there's discrimination. maybe it is an effort to create discovery and get inside google and start to get -- a lot of the law lawsuits, that is the effort more than anything else. >>> meantime, changing the name from slumber j to something easier slb. >> seriously >> the change takes effect today. the company says rebranding under scores the vision for the decarbonized future. >> they are getting rid of schlumberger >> now they are a technology company. don't tell me the private sec

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