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from the past year with disney. i think this is a big catalyst here disney has been going down to sideways since march it's been the sleeping giant and now you have this proof positive that they are distribution model works. i think disney could go on a nice little run here >> guy, if this diz nigh we're showing now that the box office numbers split, the u.s. box office was $80 million take. $60 million on disney plus streaming. you have to get the premier access i think it was 30 bucks extra to stream the video on its own. is this a reason to be bullish on disney. the fact they are getting almost as much in terms of a big box office opening from at home versus in theaters i know i would go see that theater or that type of movie in a theater physically itself. >>yeah i'll leave that to you there are a number of things i'd rather do, comb my hair being one of them before i go to see whatever that movie was. it's not exactly citizen kane, but is it a reason do be bullish? absolutely he would say this is the fly wheel

sko jo hansson is now accusing disney of releasing the movie to disney plus to gain more subscribers and boost their stock price. her attorneys saying, "disney knew that the cannibalization of such receipts by disney plus would save marvel and by extension disney very large amounts of money that it would otherwise owe ms. johansson." disney, which owns abc, responding, "there is no merit whatsoever to this filing. the lawsuit is especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolonged global effects of the covid-19 pandemic. disney has fully complied with miz johansson's contract and furthermore, the release of black widow on disney plus with premier access has significantly enhanced her ability to earn additional compensation on top of the $20 million she has received to date." as covidti s johansson's lawsuit may set a precedent of other actors taking movie studios to court. >> they're probably going to have to figure out how to revise these contracts so that the stars get a cut of the streaming business and not just a cut of the profit at the box offi

and disney domination as black widow wows at the box office, but on disney plus >> and welcome back. we're watching shares of virgin galactic as well you heard from morgan, 20% swing for that stock but now it is deep in the red after that pop at the open the ceo of dropbox on "techcheck" exclusive coming right up. >> and the markets get a bump. the s&p matching its 38th record high of the year on friday, more than 7% turn around from the may 12th low nvidia, microsoft and tesla joining the faang stocks eight companies responsible for more than half of the index's gains. this as the nasdaq ticking down slightly after touching an intraday high earlier this morning. and here with his outlook on big tech's bounce, founding managing partner and former gv and comcast venture partner lo tony. good morning >> thank you for having me. >> i'm trying to figure out what investors should take away from the sort of, i don't know whether to call it a head fake there was this sense that big tech wasn't doing as well. it is under all this pressure, antitrust or big company scrutiny from multiple gove

>> let me talk to her of course i am not disney but just a disney fan site that loves going and helping people who ask that question go. what is important or two inks. you said demand based pricing. when they did that they lowered some prices as well. it's important to call out there are times throughout the year when it's okay with not going on a peak day and you can save money on a per day ticket. the best way is to go on a multi-day ticket and you will get your per day amount quite a bit. and i love that to use a second to talk about a special they just announce. >> giving the three days? $83 for californians? is that how that works? >> exactly. $83 per day and that was announced through disney. they are also allowing travel partners of which i work with one closely, to sell them at an increased discount so if you book through my website which is mickey visit.com/tickets, you could save $71 per day and that is one part per day three day. it ticket instead of the $249 disney would charge on that special. and where disneyland would charge $304, if you go to mickey visit .com/tickets it

on the disney platform she said that violates her contract here disney's response and it's scathing they say there's no merit whatsoever to this filing. the lawsuit is especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolonged global effects of the covid-19 pandemic. johansson's agent has reacted saying, quote, disney's direct attack on her character and all else they implied is beneath the company. joining us is the executive editor of film and editor for "variety." this one has everybody going how did something like this erupt into full public view with the language that they're using? have you learned anything about how this all happened? >> i mean, you're absolutely right this is total scorched earth on both sides and it's amazing for a conflict like this to play out in the public square it's not that actors don't feel they've been cheated out of salary or bonuses but usually these kinds of negotiations take place behind closed doors. and i think the reason that disney was so passionate in its response is because the stakes are so very high really nothing

disney, why scarlet johansen is suing disney over the release of her movie. over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. find our coupons in sunday's paper. show me the olympics. pure protein. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> delivery startup gopuff valued at $15 billion competing with the likes of uber and owning the microfulfillment centers across the u.s here with us the cofounder the gig economy model has been characterized by using billions in venture capital to centralize the consumer, grab market share. you've raised $2.5 billion in the last 10 months is your model any different? how do you feel about growth versus profits >> thanks for having me. it is an exciting day for gopuff when we started this company eight years ago. it was important for us to build a business that is ver profitable and has really strong margins. when you look at our business, due to the

disney has fully complied with mr. hanson's contract. bob, estimates, some of the reporting say this could have been a $50 million loss for the actress, but every headline i see out there tonight is this did snee headline saying how dare you, all these terrible covid things are happening. how would you even think of bringing this lawsuit. as if she's acting in bad faith. >> as sarah said, the problems that they are going to have, disney, if they had this contract that was negotiated for in the beginning and what really happened here was disney plus came out a couple of months after the contract was signed in their emails and correspondences going back with her representatives to disney saying wait a second, we have this exclusive deal tied to box office for us and we are afraid that the revenue is going to be taking with the disney plus and they were assured on two occasions that no, no, we get that. nothing about covid. the bottom line, this is a contract and they were willing to try to talk to them but they basically were assuring her,

but disney countering saying, "no merit whatsoever to this filing the lawsuit is sad and disney is stressing a callous disregard to the global effects of the coronavirus pandemic they've complied with johansson's contract and premier and access significantly advanced her ability to earn additional compensation on top of the $20 million received to date going forward, could see studios increasingly look to compensate stars to pay up front regarda f it performs. >> less of where a film is released or how it performs shep >> julia, thanks >>> congress approved more than $1 billion in emergency funding to help evacuate and resettle afghans who helped the u.s. military through the war, as long last. the white house trying to get them out of afghanistan as american troops withdraw and the taliban works to hunt them down. funding package including 8,000 more special visas for allies and their families the bill heads to president biden's desk for a signature earlier today in kuwait, antony blinken said the first group of afghans will arrive in the united states, as he put it, very, very soon. >>> a

you know, disney -- you know, disney had a rough go. remember they were the perfect company in 2018. until 2020 came alongand whoa. you got really bad things here for a pandemic >> this is the whole debate. jason kylar at warner media got into the middle of it when they released pictures at the same time to streaming. he went to the artist. there was blowback to try to make deals with them early on. disney did not try to make a deal with scarlett johansson okay we will do it here we'll make it up to you some other way. >> settlement? what will happen >> i don't know. i assume if you are disney, you try to settle. i'm not sure you tell me? what do you think the publicity cost >> you want to do "black widow 2" that is chump change for disney >> there is that if you don't settle, you set a precedent and every other actor in america involved in these f films with similar deals not everybody has back-end deals at the same level she does it is a bit of a chess game. >> do the streaming companies have the same deal i don't want to argue. i don

the movie was based on a disney ride. did you ever go on the jungle cruise, or did you ever spend much time in disney theme parks? >> i did. well, when i was younger, we went on jungle cruise, we went on all the rides outin california. and then much later on in life i went, finally went to disney world down in orlando. and i went there in my 20s and i'm a dinosaur now, so, that was 180 years ago. but i loved it. you know, look, i'm a big kid at heart. i love disney, i love the theme parks, i love the joy that it brings families. it's a little bit more difficult and challenging for me to go these days. i try to hide, but it's like, oh, there's the rock with a stupid looking hat on all the time. but -- >> anthony: or there's the rock with a stupid looking shirt on on a late night talk show right now. >> first of all, this is custom, thank you very much. >> anthony: i sure hope they didn't mass produce that. >> okay. [ laughter ] i will find you and lay the smackdown on your candy ass. >> oh, no, no, no, no. look, candy ass,

disney says the lawsuit has "no merit". we can now speak to entertainmentjournalist kj matthews, whojoins us from los angeles. this is interesting. 0bviously, she has says this cost her money. do we know how much money? why does this matter so much to her?— much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest — much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest paid _ much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest paid actors - much to her? scarlett johansson is the highest paid actors in - is the highest paid actors in hollywood and, really, the kind of contract that she had is really no different to the other a—list stars. generally when they negotiate they negotiate for a percentage of the box office profits. that means more people guided the box office, the more money they make. here is a problem. we are living in a pandemic and what she is saying is that many of the studios, notjust marvel and disney, they decided to have simultaneous releases, meaning it comes out in the theatre and also on the streaming platform and for

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,, , disney? back trippier is during the andemic, disney? back trippier is during the pandemic. with — disney? back trippier is during the pandemic, with all _ disney? back trippier is during the pandemic, with all the _ disney? back trippier is during the pandemic, with all the cinemas - pandemic, with all the cinemas closed, big media companies like disney, warner bros., they launched their own streaming services and they wanted to use their biggest films and funnel them into the homes instead of in theatres. that would help them into ways, one, to get people to see the films when they might not be going to the theatre or cinemas and also to boost audience for their new streaming services. what scarlettjohansson is arguing is that her film, black widow, she lost income as a result of that strategy of making that film available in the home, but her compensation was largely driven by box office receipts, and so she is suing them. box office receipts, and so she is suing them-— box office receipts, and so she is suing them. right, so hous

wanting to bring things— studios like disney wanting to bring things out— studios like disney wanting to bring things out to streaming platforms immediately and concurrently with them _ immediately and concurrently with them appearing in cinemas. scarlett johansson— them appearing in cinemas. scarlett johansson is suing disney over that decision— johansson is suing disney over that decision because her pay packet was based _ decision because her pay packet was based on _ decision because her pay packet was based on box office receipts. she argues _ based on box office receipts. she argues that by allowing people to watch _ argues that by allowing people to watch it _ argues that by allowing people to watch it in their homes on their disney— watch it in their homes on their disney plus subscription, that will obviously— disney plus subscription, that will obviously hit the number of people having _ obviously hit the number of people having to _ obviously hit the number of people having to cinema to see it. interesting here between both but certainly— interesting here between

also disney in its response set the claim was meritless. they outed her salary, saying she had already earned $20 million, ts was during the pandemic. this should maybe be enough for her. clearly, scarlett johansson does not agre so she is fighting it legally. its unprecedented to see these numbers aired out publicly and to see such a fight over such a valuable property for disney, the whole marvel cinematic universe. >> this is not something that we see a lot of, certainly not playing out in public. with more emphasis on streaming going forward, do you think this sort of tussle is some thing that we will see more of as well? >> there is already speculation about whether other actors will come out and try to get additional compensation. many of the ways that the deals are structured now to pay actors, they don't take much upfront, but they get a lot on the back and come after the film is released. because technology has spurred a change in the way that we consume films and television, the way they would normally get that revenue has changed

let me get to disney. disney shares are town after disney begins playing victim in hollywood's latest drama at this hour claiming black widow scar scarlett johansson's lawsuit which she filed yesterday has no merit and is, quote, especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolongs global effects of the covid-19 pandemic. okay, so the actress claims disney's decision to release the superhero flick simultaneously in both theaters and on its disney plus streaming platform service deprived her of additional compensation and was never put in the contract. the suit could shake up the way stars are paid and strike fear in the hearts of streaming giants who now may have to consider redoing contracts with all talent. lydia hu joins us from the fox business newsroom with more on this "black widow" brawl. lydia. >> reporter: scarlett johansson's team wasted no time in pushing back, her agent, the creative artists agency, accused disney of weaponizing johannson's success in disclosing

disney says scarlettjohansson disney says scarlett joha nsson has disney says scarlettjohansson has already earned the equivalent of around $15 million for a role in the film and that it had fully complied with the actor's contract. it is one of many hollywood film studios releasing its movies in this way because of the pandemic. mini will be watching to see if this sets a precedent. as scarlett johansson insists, disney has turned its back on contractual arrangements. and la court will decide who will be left standing. mark lobel, bbc news. it's day seven of the olympics. there have been plenty thrills in the pool and on the water, while the athletes have hit the track for the athletics. here's the medal table as it stands: china leads at the moment, with japan and usa close behind. our sports presenter, sarah mulkerrins, joins us live from tokyo now. and we've had a world record in the pool? we certainly have, a brilliant morning in the pool for the women. that record for south africa's tatiana schumacher, she has been swimming so well and has a gold metres from the best route to add to h

if you made $20 million, that's what disney is saying, we should note disney has -- we're talking about marvel and marvel made $318 billion over the course of the last 13 years so we're talking about big dollar figures here. >> no doubt. so i want to move on here to another entertainment story with some potential legal ramifications. we're talking about amanda knox. she is accusing the new matt damon film, "stillwater" of profiting from her wrongful murder conviction. knox says this used her story at the expense of her reputation and it was only used as an inspiration. does the inspir rags afford her the ability for funds? >> no. >> she's very distressed and she should be. twice convicted and ultimately exonerated. we're talking about the 2007 murder of her roommate in italy and the fight that ensued. amazing that it's been all these years later. she should speak up and speak out about anything that she feels might hold her in a light that is not the light she should be held in. she was acquitted, right? as a result of that, she's gone on to do great things in her life in public speakin

disney's moving higher by 2.5%. theater chain amc down 3.25% which leads to the question will simultaneous streaming releases favor one side or the other? will it mean the death of the moviehouse industry? according to iac chairman barry diller, the answer is yes. the digital mogul, never one to hold back, yesterday told npr, quote: the movie business as we knew it before is finished and will never come back. to cofounder and executive chair of slated, the leading online film packing, management and distribution center, let's start with your prediction for black widow this weekend. will more people go to theaters or watch it on streaming disney plus to see it? >> theaters, not even a question. i recently went and saw a quiet place 2 at the chinese theater in l.a. on hollywood boulevard of, and even though they have a limit on how many people can be in the theater, it was a blast. everyone there felt like, oh, my god, we've been missing out. and i think now that theaters have lifted the restrictions and they're now n

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. >>> black widow versus disney. while scarlet johansson is taking legal action over her box office hits. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning as we get started with your friday. we're going to have a look at that commute as well as your weather and more news ahead here on "today in the bay." . >>> right now at 4:42 on your friday morning, as you're heading out the door in the peninsula, palo alto, 63 degrees. some clouds drifting by and we'll see some sunshine again today as temperatures warm up. a ahead few minutes. >> your left lanes are blocked but they have reopened your right lanes, south 880 approaching wintin avenue. that will be in place another half hour. we'll update the progress and talk more about how you can work around that through the area. >>> good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. wall street set is to open lower on this final trading day of july. stocks were mostly higher yesterday with the dow up about 150 points after briefly touching a fresh record high. the nasdaq s

and disney plus. she says her salary was based on box office performance, "wall street journal" estimating that the simultaneous release could cost johansson some $50 million. now, disney just bresponding in statement, saying there's no merit to this filing the lawsuit is distressing in its callous disregard for the effects of the pained. disney has fully complied, and furthermore, the release has significantly enhanced her ability to earn additional compensation s the film grossed around $80 million at the u.s. box office, soot $78 million overseas, plus $60 million from home purchases opening weekend the box office then felt 68% in the second weekend, the biggest ever first to second week drop perhaps the adhome option cannibalized the box office option >>> if talent is compensationed more in line with streaming, in other words, then does that make that whole notion of a simultaneous release, or an earlier streaming release, much less profitable? >> not necessarily we also have to remember that each

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and disney indicated that the $60000000.00 representative a global spend on disney plus. but that could mean north america plus a few other countries. not every country had that. not every territory had each b o max. so there's also that fragmentation trying to figure out what these numbers mean. and let's put this in perspective. when it comes to box office numbers, they're chosen so transparent and easily available. we become so accustomed to getting these numbers every day, every weekend we get estimate on sunday morning for the weekend box office. so we're like, hey, where are the streaming numbers? we want them right now, but it doesn't really work that way. and remember, one ticket per person for one movie is kind of easier to track than a subscription based service layer on top of that with a premium p bought or premium b o d model. so it gets very confusing in a sense, but that's the world we're living. unfortunately, paul, we are out of time. i wanted to get a little bit of space jam before we go, but we'll get to that next. type altogether. beattie and senior me

disney isn't having it, saying there is no merit to the filing. the lawsuit is especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolonged effect of the covid-19 pandemic. while played. disney knows a thing or two about sad and distressing things. bambi's mom. how dare she ask for more than money disney made by exploding the horrible and prolonged global effects of the pandemic? maybe all this could give up-and-coming actors a shot at landing some superhero roles. my friend jerry made an audition tape. ♪ ♪ >> greg: brian. i don't know who to root for. >> brian: i'm all for her. here's why. nothing to do with this story. here's the thing, she's 100% right. it's not her fault she is making $20 million movie. she earned it. you can release something on screen and say i get a percentage of the box office. why would you want to mess with somebody who is probably top five female actresses? you're a big company. just say there's got to be somewhere to screen this and somehow be able to do it. where we are not screwing you o

disney isn't having it, saying there is no merit to the filing. the lawsuit is especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolonged effect of the covid-19 pandemic. while played. disney knows a thing or two about sad and distressing things. bambi's mom. how dare she ask for more than money disney made by exploding the horrible and prolonged global effects of the pandemic? maybe all this could give up-and-coming actors a shot at landing some superhero roles. my friend jerry made an audition tape. ♪ ♪ >> greg: brian. i don't know who to root for. >> brian: i'm all for her. here's why. nothing to do with this story. here's the thing, she's 100% right. it's not her fault she is making $20 million movie. she earned it. you can release something on screen and say i get a percentage of the box office. why would you want to mess with somebody who is probably top five female actresses? you're a big company. just say there's got to be somewhere to screen this and somehow be able to do it. where we are not screwing you o

not what disney did here. they waited a couple of hours and came back with a full attack on scarlet and her lawsuit. very, very noticeably not only coming across with her character comment about her, some would say an attack, but also outing her salary of $20 million. so, basically saying, you're cold hearted and you're incredibly well paid. what's your problem? and that means that this is more than a civil war. this is an all-out def con 1 war. >> if scar lot is successful in this lawsuit, though, how do you think that might change the movie business? >> i think it will change the movie business like it always changes the movie business, which is a flexible and fluid things over the years. we are old enough to remember when vcrs were going to destroy hollywood and that didn't happen. hollywood is in a massive flux right now. streaming is where it is at for everyone. the pandemic sped that up, but it did not bring something new to the table. so there will have to be new ways at looking at what compensation was

adequately compensating her for the value she brings to all of disney plus disney says the lawsuit has no merit and has quote callous disregard for the effect of the pandemic johanneson's agent striking back saying, quote, disney's direct attack on her character and all else they implied is beneath the company that many of us in the creative community have worked with successfully for decades. one thing is for sure, source are telling me we should expect studios to increasingly pay talent up front as netflix does rather than based on performance, because that would give them a lot more flexibility how they might want to release these films. >> absolute lit. presumably, they'll have the plan set beforehand, it's not like this one, where it was presumed it will be a theatrical release only and they changed along the way because of the pandemic >> reporter: absolutely. yeah this contract was originally signed back in 2019. >> there you go, thank you very much >>> back-to-school shopping is in full swing. d have a great lineup of retail anaparel ceos next week. the cl"closing bell" be righ

buying disney, trimming peloton, the classic g.o.a.t. trade, get out and travel, i guess >> doesn't mean you still don't workout by the way but you can walk around the disney parks in the lulu lemon clothes that was a shameless plug. disney, right, a name that has not seen the comeback i would expect as of yet let's think about this for a second the parks the better half of the last 15 months have been closed. you saw a retrenchment, people concerned about a new ceo, bob iger blah-blah blah let's be clear, disney is a global brand that functions like a machine. and when you get a machine you could kind of just let it hum along and does just fine, which disney will. but instead they continue to innovate they continue to add they have the second largest subscriber base in disney plus behind netflix by 2024 they are expected teen 230 and 250 million subscribers. think about that number. they are underestimating i think. they continue to bring out new shows. "wanda vigs. and and once once theaters reopen and society gets back to a continued

disney used to rely on theaters. but then amc and the rest of the theater owners would take 40%, 50% of the cut for the movies that were shown there, and they got of course all the ancillary sales as they should now you've got a situation where "black widow" unseats "fast nine" like that as soon as it hits that's because people are streaming it at home, scott. because they paid $29.95 and didn't have to give up 40% to the theaters and so forth. that's something that -- that's a lever netflix cannot pull yet. and, like i say, those brands, "star wars" and marvel in particular, are things that the other streamers just do not have they have great programming in some cases and disney has these brands that draw people in over and over and over again and that's sticky. and that's why more people are likely to stay with disney and i think why i'd be comfortable holding that one rather than netflix here >> you know as we think about, you know, post-covid reopening, experiences and getting out and doing things, going to disne

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what's happening >> disney shares are moving lower on a report in the information that says that disney plus u.s. growth slowed sharply in the first half of 2021 this report citing internal data just want to look at disney shares down about 1% this report says that disney plus had a little bit more than 110 million total subscribers late in disney's third fiscal quarter. that's up from 104 million that the company reported for the quarter ending april 3rd so, this is on a report, and they do say in this information report that most of the grow was in india and latin america and that's where the service has more recently rolled out so, we have not heard back from disney on this we reached out to them for comment. disney does report its official numbers and quarterly results, which are due out at the beginning of august. back to you. >> julia boorsen with the disney news let's get to rahel solomon >>> we begin in nashville where a black family is outraged over a police officer plea deal the police officer is pleading guilty to manslaughter and will get a three-year sentence. >>> russia is

service disney plus at the same time it was released in theaters. now the mouse house is firing back pointing to the global effects of the pandemic. we see more battles like this and what does it mean for the future of me be theaters? joining me now to discuss is charlie langston and fox news correspondent jonathan hunt. >> you know, i don't breathe that the atmosphere of multimillionaires unless does coin goes to 10,000 suddenly, i'm not about to. but it's hard to feel sympathy for anybody in this. and disney afford to pay a scarlett johansson what they would have had in the contract had it gone straight to theaters? could they afford to give her 20 million more? yes, they could. scarlett johansson, is 20 million enough? what is she going to lose out on here? will the yacht be 10-foot shorter next summer? i don't have sympathy for anybody but i do understand scarlett johansson, she believed she had a contract and thought it was only going to the movie theaters and the back end would have been a heck of a lot more in terms of dollars if it had just

on disney plus. t.j. is back with more on that. t.j., good morning. >> whit, we are talking about one of the highest paid actresses in the world saying she's not getting paid enough for her latest movie, "black which do." that's according to the lawsuit. we have a pandemic labor where the studios are trying to adjust to new realities putting the movies on streaming and get them to viewers who might not be comfortable going to a theater. the artists say this is robbing them of theatrical glory and maybe a lot of money. scarlett johansson gearing up for another battle. this one in a courtroom. >> we have unfinished business. >> reporter: the actress has sued the walt disney company over the way the company chose to release her latest film, "black widow" alleging a breach of contract. >> with the pandemic everything has changed, so "black widow" was released simultaneously in theaters and on disney plus. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed thursday says with the bulk of ms. johansson's compensation being tie

amy rascon, you trimmed disney why? >> we did. i did. and i love disney. as soon as my kids are vaccinated we'll be there. and i think disney plus is a great product. but we are moving in the other direction. we're taking our beta down a little bit and multiples down. so we've been trimming some of our stocks that work really well disney is a great stock, a great company. we think, though, it's had a really nice run. so we're using the proceeds and putting it into some lower multiple stock >> okay. like regeneron verizon and goldman sachs >> right >> which we were talking about the banks with belski. you could pick any of those or all three >> yeah, we think brian is right it's a time for balance. there are a lot of unknowns. we think regeneron is on you have the best biotechs out there. traded 16 times -- blows my mind you can get in that cheap right now. we think the financials a lot of the news is out there. the yield curve has hopefully bottomed and coming up a bit so we think they're oversold technically. so we're still under wgt financials but increa

disney's been a dog in 2021. it's actually underperformed and i think it's a great second-half stock, especially as we look and weigh the impact of the overshoot, i think, back into their parks and experiences business >> nadine? >> bob iger on june 1st sold 550,000 shares half of his holdings i would follow what bob did because he, obviously, is a pretty smart guy do what they do, not what they say. so i would take some off the table right now. it's a great long-term story, but right now the trade is not in your favor. >> we are getting started on this special edition of "fast money. tweet us at cnbc "fast money." we will try to get your question answered on air. up next, an question on amc as robin hood files to go public. all that and much more when the special edition of "fast" retus.rn hey, it's good to see you. the company we've trusted to keep us working remotely, is the same company we'll trust to bring us back together. cisco. the bridge to possible. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. her

>> a new series on disney plus premiering today. a look at how thrilling rides and experiences are created. how they make the impossible possible. >> every episode could have been four hours long. one tiny piece of one tiny attraction you could have seven things you'd want to say about that one piece and you'd have to pick one. >> you can go into the parks and still experience the rides and have a great time. but if you want to know how it was made it'll knock your socks off. it's really mind boggling. >> you can stream behind the attraction right now only on disney plus. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> do you want to know or do you want to keep the magic? >> oh, i want to know. yeah. so i had a chance to talk to those two. i think we're airing it today on midday live. we'll see. one of the things -- so the woman you saw on the right. she's basically in charge of imagineering for california. i had a bone to pick when you were switching up tower of terror. then i said until i rode it, and y'all did it. and it was interesting

she does not know. >> reporter: it brought blue disney and disney fans. >> i came here as a kid. i walked through the gate and the rest of the world would go away . it was so great of inspiring. >> jungle cruise is one of my favorite rides with disney did when it again . >> you the river cruise and he cannot swim? >> the price just went >> jungle cruise arrives into dinners with premier axis beginning july 30th. at disneyland for abc news. e company of abc 7. >> that looks like so much fun. >>> we talked about whether tonight we have the fog rolling in temperatures in the middle 50s and not too bad when you step out the door tomorrow morning, we will see coastal drizzle before the sun gets up likely we will squeeze in some peaks of sun time throughout the day and we will see some cloud cover later in afternoon and then the cloud cover will fill back in tuesday morning watch for and i slid a chance to come through early in the morning keep your eye on that of virtually it does not look widespread but we will take anything that we can get as long as it does not come with lightning

. >>> and why is scarlett johansson suing disney over how it released "black widow"? how this could change hollywood forever but first here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> with freedom comes responsibility so please exercise responsible judgment. get vaccinated. >> a desperate plea from president biden as he orders tough new rules for federal workers. >> today i'm calling on all states and local governments to use funding they have received to give $100 to anyone who gets fully vaccinated. >>> former cardinal theodore mccarrick is the first cardinal in the u.s. to be criminally charged with a crime against a minor. >>> nearly 110 million americans under heat alert. >> >> from the plains to the gulf coast, felt like 100 degrees or hotter. >> tornadoes and heavy rain through parts of the mid-atlantic. >> in pennsylvania, homes and businesses blown apart. >> devastating tornado that chaim through. >> "black widow" star scarlett johansnsson suingg disney over releasining the film exclusivel in theaters. >> all that. >> the struggle was real. >>

so disney plus the disney is you know, obviously streaming service is doing something very unique right now. they are back to once a week displaying and premier in episode of their new programming like loki or one division and consumers are having to wait once a week. it's something new in the streaming wars, because remember, netflix is whole case for the consumer was you can binge watch, you can watch everything at once and you don't have to wait. and now as a result of disney plus doing this, netflix is now announcing, but it too will have certain programming that you can only watch once a week. so maybe feeding back into what the consumer actually once which was for a while we want to binge watch, but maybe now we're liking the anticipation of programming once again. yeah. and then the last 16 months, i think i have memorized netflix. but as for the legacy broadcasters, are the affiliate stations getting screwed by the big corporate networks? who are lowering those affiliates, viewers to their direct streaming channels? oh, absolutely, no question about it. look, i, i spent so much

disney is the parent company of abc. today, arkansas's governor reinstating its public health emergency, saying he will call a special session to overturn a ban on mask mandates for k through 12 public schools. the state also asking the white house to send a surge response . and in chicago, the four-day music festival lollapalooza kicking off just hours ago. about attending needing proof of a vaccine or a negative covid test to get in. >> i'm vaccinated. i'm going to have a mask with me. >> reporter: the delta variant spreading through the u.s. the number of hospitalizations nearly matching where they were last august, as over 33,000 receive treatment. 10,000 more than a week ago. our trevor ault was at florida's tampa general, where nearly all of the covid patients are unvaccinated and the average age is in the 40s. >> it feels like there's an incoming storm. >> reporter: and as we learn more about breakthrough infections, the cdc now recommending vaccinated people be tested if they come in contact with someone with cov

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carter, how do the charts look >> well, disney is what i call a pair of twos the stock going nowhere. sort of tiein ing up capital caesars even better. >> pulled a third one out. that wasn't a choice we'll allow it mike, your thoughts. >> one thing i will say is i think, we really don't know what is shaking up with the delta vary yants but i like disney plus it's true. las vegas stands had a long period of weakness >> this is interesting how do you play the recovery what would you say >> i think that you have a little bit more leverage from las vegas sands and you have online betting thrown in there i think that has a little bit more upside than disney. >> mike, how you might structure a trade here what would you do seeing that volatility is so low and these are definitely reopenings? >> they are. a name like las vegas sands isn't going to enjoy the low we see in spy options and q options. the trade that tony was talking about earlier in mohawk is the kind of trade that i would use if i was talking a look atlas vegas sands. way to offset volatility in that name is a little higher. >>