it's called disney plus. it will be a competitor to netflix, at & t owned warner media's hbo, now and later this year, apple tv plus. leading us to ask, who can't wait to be king of your remote and of course, which stock would you want in there. joining us now to discuss it, a fox business exclusive, one of the top media analysts in the industry, bank of america merrill lynch senior media and entertainment analyst. she covers disney and your price target is $168 with a buy rating. we are at $144 right now. long way to go. >> yeah, it is a long way to go but you believe it will get there. how much of a propelant will "the lion king" movie be to getting it there? >> it's another feather in disney's cap. it's likely to be a huge movie, maybe one of the biggest of the year. it's all audiences, families, kids, teens, it's just hugely appealing. liz: as you look at that, you wonder, these are not reboots but sort of sequels, redoes. we were talking this morning in the morning meeting for "the claman countdown," we

connell: also today disney firing back at abigail disney's criticism saying her statements are quote, unfair and libel oust. reporter: she is the granddaughter of roy disney, she was livid after visiting disneyland last year, more specifically about the pay practices with the company. this came out yesterday. disney fired back with their own statement. we generally avoid commenting on base le reports. this is particularly egregious and we won't let this stand. we strongly disagree with this characterization of our employees and the experience at disney this is widely reported stunt is a gross and unfair exaggeration of the facts that is not only a misrepresentation but also an insult to the thousands of employees who are part of the disney community. two major words there. you have insult and stunt. abigail disney visited disneyland last year. she will look further into the investigation. she complained bob iger, the ceo has received $66 million in pay. that is 1424 times the median salary of an average disney worker. so she is saying it is grossly unfair. that is who you're seeing on

>> about disney, no? i wouldn't be worried about disney, unless someone hacks information. that is better answer. you should always be worried. but for disney, this is how they make money. stuart and the family went on "the avengers" ride. time for a new sequel. make you pay for that. stuart: we get used to it, it is here, it is a ride. it will not go away. >> i'm scared. i'm scared about giving up my privacy. i want to hold the paper ticket to wait in line [laughter]. ashley: there is no privacy. stuart: let me tell you, lauren, you're all right. thank you very much indeed. >>> here we go. congress going after, so we're told, going after robocalls, go get em. how long will it take to knock them out of the park to stop it completely? i will ask georgia congressman, earl buddy carter, involved in the effort to kill the robocall. >>> 50 years ago, america watched the first mission to land on the moon. we're marking the anniversary of apollo 11. i'm speaking with neil armstrong's son mark, he has real pieces of history with him. they are on the set. wait until you see what is

and it's the disney library. we're talking about star wars, the simpsons, family guy, you name it, pretty much disney owns it. anything you watch on abc, espn sports, it will be on disney plus. so it's looking more and more like we're going to go from the cable model where we're paying hundreds of dollars a month for a bunch of channels, some of which we want, some of which we don't want, to the streaming service model where we pay for all these different streaming services to make sure that we can access everything. here's -- we did some math on this. the average cable satellite package, just over $100. if you get rid of cable and you want to add up everything else, hulu's $6, 8, $9 for netflix, amazon $9, hbo $15. you throw in disney, that's another $7. then you add in other streaming services, cbs -- cheryl: you're holding a plateful of examples. you might as well show the viewers. >> this is the a la carte package. this is what people complain about with cable. when you sign up, you get channels you don't nec

disney company. she raised awareness about this before. maybe not we talked about it but in general, she brought up the wealth tax. she signed this proposal to create a wealth tax with george soros and several other very, very wealthy individuals that feel the rich aren't being taxed high enough. charles: why do they think a wealth tax would change the circumstances of someone collecting tickets at the front gate of disneyland? if you take money from rich people it doesn't give poor people better job skills overnight, doesn't give them more money overnight. what does it do for poorer people except perhaps make them feel better? >> it's the idea of fairness and equality. i think that's what we're seeing across the board with politicians, especially on the extreme left. they want an equal playing field. when you have this discrepancy of 1424 times salary, they believe again, this is just from her point of view, that they are not being treated fairly when it comes to income and the fact they have to mak

if you remember, there was a big fight in disney -- neil: yes. >> so in today's disney, anything that happens is going to get caught on film somewhere and we will all hear about it. if it's sensational enough it will go viral. people of all ages should go to disney. >> how dare her take my childhood. go and hug mickey, feel good, maybe escape. neil: you visit the hall of presidents? >> of course. the whole nine yards. neil: i see lots of couples who get married at disney. >> absolutely. it's a big business for disney. neil: where does this come from? it probably heightened the interest of people wanting to go. >> free publicity for them. neil: free publicity for them. >> all a stunt. neil: it got us talking about it. guys, thank you all very, very much. good seeing you again. >>> in the meantime, $3 million for winning a fortnite game. you have been lecturing your kids cool it on the gaming. now the kid comes back, you let me keep doing this, i will pay you back in spades. this young man did just that. he's $3 million richer. he claims he only plays the game eight hours a day. after t

did go and visit anaheim, california, disneyland did speak with disney employees but disney has now put out a day two statement saying by her own admission and they're talking about this yahoo news piece, disney, abigail disney so-called undercover visit to disneyland with a union orchestrated meeting off property, it should also be noted this meeting was conducted in the midst of a very public and contentious labor negotiation. ashley: a lot more to the story in other words. >> a lot more to the story and abigail disney has told democracy now which is an online program, that basically she was just there speaking with workers so it wasn't an undercover boss. ashley: she wasn't undercover i guess. >> it's a free country and she said why would i disguise myself when i was just there talking to workers as anybody could go in and speak with workers but listen at the end of the day disney wants to manage its image and abbey dale disney is a bit of a thorn in the company's side at the moment, and she has founded this organization called patriotic millionaires and grouped together other mi

disney is responding -- do we do the disney story now? we do the tease next. okay. that is the markets. we will open the market in five and a half minutes' time. thank you very much for doing the math. we'll be down on the dow but up for the nasdaq. six points. not much change coming at the opening bell. we'll take you there anyway. we call it the mother standard of care. it's something we take personally, and believe in passionately. it's the idea that if our mothers were diagnosed with cancer, how would we want them to be treated? that's exactly how we care for you. with answers and actions. to hear your concerns, quiet your fears, lift your spirits. with teams of cancer experts and specialists, delivering advanced treatment options and compassionate support every step of the way. all here in one place, with one purpose. to fight your cancer, together. that's the mother standard of care. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. stuart: gee whiz for you from tesla's chief, elon musk. he wants

as the 1994 original, i grew up on disney classics like the "lion king." i love them, disney just keeps remaking their own movies, they come out with ph 5 remakes and sequels this year. they are good but i would love more original concept coming out of disney. it seem like creativity is dead in hollywood, sadly disney is no different. trish: maybe next weekend. christian good to see you. we didn't get to talk about tom brady, we'll do that tomorrow night, thank you. >> thank you. trish: breaking news out of venezuela. right now we're monitoring it. nationwide blackout, we'll have more tomorrow night, stay with us, we'll see you right back here tomorrow, as always, 8 p.m. eastern, kennedy begins right now. new studio everyone. kennedy: thank you trish. bernie sanders is a laughingstock, his deloved socialism once again shown to be a scam, sanders feeling the burn of basic economics and running into the brick wall of unintended consequences he was warned about forcing country to 15 an hour minimum wage, paying his field workers annual 36,000 a year salary, i

disney heiress abigail disney, granddaughter to walt disney's brother roy, she was quote livid after going under cover at disneyland to see worker conditions. she claims employees are struggling to make ends meet. gary, adam, this story is so strange to me. why do you think she is doing this? what do you make of it? >> her last name is disney. last i looked i think she would have some influence. why not call iger up and talk to them in an office without castigating disney out in public? i don't get this whole thing. disney is one of these great companies, does so much for the employees, i'm here locally with these people. they do so much for the community, fill philanthropy i couldn't begin to start how many good things they are doing. she castigates them in public. that is so stupid. sit down with them, try to fix it with them. melissa: adam? >> fix it quietly, live in era, everybody has a platform. everyone has a platform. there are no editors. guess what you make a name for yourself? oh, you're just a granddaughter you inherited a lot of money. wow, if you went out said, i want to

is it netflix plus disney plus and you know, nbc service and all the rest? or is it some of those instead of netflix? how do you see this playing out? >> connell, i'm not sure how we get that information will change how we get that content will change dramatically who still leads. i think what we want to watch for the barometer is the k, content being king. what is the weakness for netflix out here in hollywood they lost the two major rerun comedies that really have been staples at netflix. that is "the office" and also friends friend. that's gone. they -- "friends." seeing major competition with disney plus, universal comcast coming to battle them. disney plus with marvel. they have "star wars" under their belt. those are some big swingers. melissa: i think we are supposed to go to deirdre real quick with more headlines. third quarter global streaming paid in net additions they see seven million. that is the number i was trying to get before. give us more color. >> that is a reason why you will hear the bulls talk about netflix going forward, being a strong

liz: she said the arrows are flying from disney at netflix. what do you think, phil? >> well, they are. they are taking a lot of the content that was on netflix and putting it on their own platform. but the battle has only begun. listen, what she's saying is content is king. but i think in this case, a rising fang will raise all the fangs. if we get a good number out of netflix it's going to carry over and who's going to really benefit from strong netflix numbers? it's going to be the providers of content. disney has its own content so they are going to have an edge in that viewpoint but also, the other movie producers out there, this is the golden time for them. if you have a tv show idea, this is the time to come up with it, because they are going to need a lot of space. the more people you have in this space, the more content you are going to have to produce and they are going to be the companies that are really going the benefit from this, you know, from this war that we are seeing in the streaming space. liz: i know you said producers, but boy, the writers who ar

if you take disney and new disney series plus series or system will debut in the fall, you will entire history of animation, entertainment giant, marvel, pixar, the "star wars" movies and shows as well. you will have to decide, whether you want to go to hbo max and "friends," 256 episodes all of them exclusively. netflix recently lost two of their biggest shows, "the office," gone back to nbc universal, and now friends friend back with its own at warner media. you think as consumer, add up all that, add up cable bill, add up internet bill, other services that you have. there is serious culling over the next 18 months in the media landscape. people have to decide what works for me and my family. melissa: only so many times you watch all episodes of "friends." i don't need to see that. >> no, you say that. people go back to watch again and again. "the office," all these years on netflix, "the office" was the secret weapon of netflix. it was most watched show. forget stranger things and all those things which is amazing. that was their show. they lost it. original programing. give kudos t

what is disney now saying about that report? deirdre: first of all, the journalist who says she did it is incorrect. she did not say on twitter i am incorrect but she says for the record, abigail disney never said she went undercover to anaheim. all she says is she went to anaheim. the difference is important to point out. while the journalist is flagging the faulty reporting, she is not exactly saying i made a mistake, heere's the correction. she's saying here's where all of you misunderstood my reporting. disney very quickly and clearly responded to her. i will read you one line because i think this says it all. this widely reported stunt is a gross and unfair exaggeration of the facts that not only the misinterpretation, misrepresentation, rather, but also an insult to the thousands of employees who are part of the disney community. that is part of a much larger statement that disney issued in response to this faulty yahoo! news report. stuart: they have come out swinging. that's very sharp. deirdre: disney does not play at a

so a lot piling on and pumping up disney. we are looking at disney's winning ways, despite all that movie theaters aren't getting much love today. they are moving slightly lower here. amc, imax and cinemark all down. >>> to that sprint and t-mobile story or soap opera. as charlie gasparino reported, over the weekend, better than paying attention to his twitter feed, talks for the $26 billion merger will at least have an announcement lurking as possibly as soon as wednesday. sprint is todown a penny. t-mobile up 11 cents. whatever. slightly higher. but the deal, as charlie likes to say, could fall apart because there are reports of some renegotiation of price happening between the companies, the two leaders right there. john ledger. the deal hinges on the diffic t divestiture of dish's charlie ergen. regulators can be happy about the deal knowing if they give some of this or sell some of it to charlie ergen, then it's a fair landscape for the consumer. the condition is he does not turn around and sell those assets, those asset

and you can dress your dog in disney style. disney releasing a collection of matching human and dog clothing. the line features matching jumpers, jackets and jeans themed around dogs from disney films. that is what's happening now. i think i'll order a set. lauren: i've seen it all. coming up, we have details from a new survey that will absolutely have you thinking twice before your next food order. and one woman's disney world rant now going viral. but why she's complaining about the happiest place on earth. keep it here. ♪ key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. >> red wine could help cure depression and anxiety. they get compound enzyme in the brain of test mice. you would need to drink over 17 gallons of merlot to get the same effect. >> bad news if you order food delivery. 20% of delivery drivers confess to nibbling on their customers food before it hits the door. researchers found that 80% of customers that receive deliveries and had suspecte

set by disney two years ago. so disney winning at the box office. charles: as a box office winning now, for first four, five months felt like they were down and all i'm hearing is records, records, records. lauren: the remakes are doing really well for disney. that's their sweet spot as we saw with the lion king. also, and this surprised me, what's having trouble in the summer at the box office is the r rated movies. think about the movies you went to this summer. charles: it's all about taking the kids. lee, what do you sunshine. >> i think it's a lot of fun, all the remakes. charles: really? >> i do. you don't like them? charles: when they get to episode 8, 9, the prequel to the prequel. >> you're a grand parent. don't you want to take your grandkids to see the lion king. charles: i took my two daughters last saturday -- two granddaughters last saturday to the lion king on broadway. >> first of all, don't you trash talk toy story 4. charles: i think it's more of a problem for the r rated prequels. >> disney doe

also held by disney. so far, we haven't even gotten to "star wars" which will be released over christmas. so far they made $2.5 billion on avengers, captain marvel, over $1 billion and also lion king is nearing $1 billion as well. as well as aladdin. i could go on and on and on. stuart: that's all content for their streaming service. ashley: that's right. stuart: that's a big deal. you hear the bell. when it stops ringing, there will be trading. we are off and running. here we go. right now we opened up, very small amount, down small amount, okay, flat to slightly lower, flat to slightly higher. that's where we are at this moment. no clear trend for the dow industrials. how about the s&p 500? any clear trend of any kind, he asks? no. there isn't. it's down .9. i don't see a trend there. the nasdaq, home of the technology companies, that is down .09%. an inconclusive beginning to this monday morning. the ten-year treasury yield 2.05%. i suspect a lot of foreign money is flowing into that. we have the price

this has been disney's year. stuart: should i buy disney, keep? >> i'm absolutely with jeff. and they have figured out the library is where the town of money because they have bought ancillary merchandise, netflix doesn't have that. they are just content providers and here you are talking about the library. >> disney bought marvel in 20094 $4 billion and they made $18 billion at the box office since, one of the best purchases. they know how to pay and also leverage off the content so you bet that streaming service will do well. >> not only did they buy marvel for $4 billion, but out of bankruptcy which is the irony of the bankruptcy of the century when it comes to buying something-- this is the deal of the century. stuart: let me move on to equifax. they may have to pay as much as $700 million because of that data breach, 700 million is the number they are talking about in the stock, as soon as you know the number in your liability the stock tends to go up. that's what's happened. >> it's honestly not enough to find them. they need to find them more in excess of a billion dol

shares are hitting a new all-time high. $146.66 on disney's movie-making magic. the lion king remake wearing the weekend box office crown, clawing in another $218 million worldwide through sunday, bringing its overhaul to nearly $1 billion worldwide. but you know, that's nothing when you take the hamlet for animals tale and figure in the epic avengers end game, and throw in aladdin. you've got the mouse house gross at $7.6 billion to date. already surpassing its previous 2016 record. trading volume 8.5 million shares. >>> a crucial question for you worker bees and managers out there. are you team slack or team teen? battle lines are being drawn as slack looks to get past a major service outage a few hours ago that rocked shares intraday. will microsoft's teams reign supreme over one of the biggest names in 2019's ipo mania? that is next on "the claman countdown." with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago

disney, mickey mouse. >> that's right. americana. that's what i love about it, right, it is creative, happy, joyful. >> absolutely. it is all inclusive, a family brand. >> it is. everybody loves going to disney. >> it's been joyful to finish the week with you. the dow finishing down 43 points. not so bad. >> that does it for us. bulls & bears starts right now. >>> we had great numbers this morning. i think it was 224,000 jobs. those were really unexpectedly good. if we had a fed that would lower interest rates, it would be like a rocket ship, but we're paying a lot of interest, and it is unnecessary, but we don't have a fed that knows what they are doing. david: president trump praising the solid june jobs report, which easily beat expectations. but blasting the fed and raising new questions about whether we could see rate cuts. hi everybody. this is bulls & bears. thanks for joining us. i'm david asman. joining me on the panel today carol roth, jonathan hoenig, john burnett and jonas max ferris. let's go one-on-one

when disney announced disney plus pricing, it was $6.99. david: sounds like a great deal. >> everyone was like this is amazing, it's half the price of netflix. my response is, there will be ads. so they make $6.99 on the subscription, then they make another $7 per household on the ads. so now netflix looks twice as expensive. i think it's likely they offer ad support. david: disney knocked down that barrier because they will be putting ads on and netflix will pick it up. they must be anticipating, some people say i'm quitting, i'm not going to pay you my monthly fee plus watching ads. >> if you're paying $14, which i think is the average price point right now, that version won't have ads. it's only if you want to pay half that price. i think they will introduce ads and that's twhar heir way to st competitive. david: i think of taxes when i think of ads. taxes always start small, then they end up bigger and bigger and involving more and more people. is that going to happen with netflix? at first it will just be the lowest tier, then work its

going forward you have disney plus launching. neil: some of those their programing wandered away. >> absolutely. first time seeing big hit pieces of content come off the platform go to a competing service. they had content losses not magnitude of "friends," "the office," disney series. they think 20% of consumers would cancel netflix subscription if they lose content. neil: what are they most married to? >> friend friends is a big -- deal. is that in the air code, this stock goes to $100. neil: "the office" brilliant. >> love "the office." >> what did you like about "friends"? what do you have against jennifer aniston? come on. neil: "the office" is perfect. >> i watch an hour of jennifer aniston any day of the week. neil: this is a family show. netflix is a trend-setters, like buying entertainment mutual fund. so the argument was all of these guys, i'm, kind of simply, maybe stupidly lumping in google and facebook and all this. just you know, sure invests. maybe the dynamics changed for the whole group? >> yeah. we've seen the f

walt disney looking very good year to date but at the moment, down about 1%. "the lion king" stampeding at the box office but shares of your one stop shop for all your pet spoiling needs, that would be chewy, is getting clawed at this hour. gerri willis tracking the action on the floor of the new york stock exchange. gerri: that's right, liz. chewy having some trouble as dog day afternoon, can't help myself there, up in the premarket but sliding intraday after the online pet shop's first earnings came in below expectations, losing on the top and bottom lines. still optimistic on the future with sales guidance for its second quarter coming in above street estimates. chewy shares down 5% right now. jp penney also feeling the heat, shares plunging below $1 intraday on a report the department store chain has hired advisers to help restructure its debt. thus allowing more time for a turn-around. jpp falling 65% over the last 12 months. right now down 14%. ouch. 93 cents a share. it's not all red arrows for retailers this hour. [ inaudible ] after speeding past expe

neil: let me switch gears to disney. abigail disney, part of the founding family, i guess she went undercover at disneyland to see how workers were being treated. not well, to her. it's a bad reflection on the company she says disproportionately pays its honchos, including bob iger, too much. >> she really beat up on bob iger. he's paid more than $65 million, more than 1,000 times what the average worker at a theme park, for example, is getting paid. abigail disney is really saying this should be about sort of the human rights and good conditions. we are hearing the same kind of stories from workers at amazon as well. this is a conversation that's ongoing. we do step up to the plate and say this is the best country in the world to live in, yet there definitely could be more that is done when it comes to corporations -- neil: they are already paying $15. >> they are paying it. >> they said they are paying their workers $15 and they have programs where people can have continuing education and really get involved, you know,

. >>> disney is setting a new record surpassing $7.6 billion in global ticket sales just july now isn't it? "the lion king" the latest disney movie to surpass a billion dollars, joining "carpet marvel," allayeden, avengers engame, breaking th breaking thx office record and it's only july. >>> up next, the left-wing national media's new narrative about senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we'll have that story. much more rating lou: president trump slamming the washington post for calling senate majority leader mitch mcconnell a russian leader. >> i think the washington post is the russian asset by comparison. mitch mcconnell loves our country. mitch mcconnell is a man that knows less about russia and russia influence than even donald trump and i know nothing. lou: well, joining us tonight, patrice, senior policy analyst at the independent women's forum. great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. lou: "washington post" clearly a russian asset or not? >> i would hope not, but they certainly are using a narrative to try to paint senator mcconnell that way. and we have to und

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but then disney comes a-calling. it's ready to release an animated feature called "up." it's about a crotchety old man who, just like edith, refuses to sell his house to a developer. disney wants to use edith's house to promote the film. >> they wanted to put balloons on the house for their premiere here in seattle, so they came out and put balloons on the house and took a picture and that's how it became the "up" house. >> did you think it was a good idea? >> i thought it was rather funny, myself, and then after i saw the movie, there's actually some photographs that look very similar to the picture in the movie. >> soon, edith's cottage and that of character carl fredricksen are associated as one. >> there were people out on the sidewalk taking pictures and leaving little notes and putting up balloons with messages on them. >> and inspirational, it sounds like. >> very. inspirational to different people for different reasons. kids loved it because they thought it was really the house from the movie. you'd see grown-ups crying on the sidewalk. >> she stuck to her guns,

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but it is not the only disney film breaking records this weekend. the details straight ahead. mornings with maria starting right now. we have a big show coming up this morning maria exclusive interview is on deck with bank of america chairman and ceo brian they talk about everything from the debt ceiling to trade and more you don't want to miss it and joining conversation this morning pollster and partner president lee carter and mitch rochelle and market strategist at third seven advisors michael bloc much to discuss. mike already says that he has something outrageous to says on china trade so hold that thought. we're going get to it shortly. okay. futures are pointing to high per open this morning, we have gains across the board at 52 point gain on dow futures investors are waiting for business yi week of the earning season last week losing week per markets real whiplash whether federal reserve will cut quarter of a point half a point again seems like markets are trading all on monetary policy. but what about earnings? ten of the 30 so one-third of the dow components more th

the whole issue with disney, disney is now half the price, their service, for netflix. i think raising prices is an extremely questionable way to go about it. i'm really stunned by how off they were, as susan said, with the guidance here. you know, coming in at five million, expected viewers, and it turned out to be 2.5 million or whatever, that's just a huge miss. i would think people are going to be a little nervous. yes, they do have new content coming in in the third quarter and that's definitely going to buttress their situation. i wonder if people just aren't kind of confused by all these offerings that are out there and trying to sort of sort out what it is they really want, and until netflix has absolutely must-have programming, they may start to have some problems like this. >> there is a study that actual lie lookactua actually looked at how much time people spend picking out a platform, they spend seven minutes. we are at the moment of saturation. to reiterate, the concerning thing is subscription numbers have dropped. >> we will see where they go. switching

stuart: disney is doing extremely well. susan: they own 45% of the global box office, as we talked about yesterday, with disney breaking a record in august already, 7.67 billion. for netflix to spend $500 million, that's what you have to pay up to get the big names. $174 million for "the irishman" and also you bring in -- how much do you have to pay for content to get eyeballs? >> and getting the headlines that makes you say netflix has this movie out, maybe i need to sign up. that's part of it here. they don't necessarily have to make a lot of money from this 520 investment. they need to have you want to become a member or stay a member. stuart: for me to put it out there and say $500 million for three movies. it's called a commercial. unpaid commercial. check that big board. we are down, i'm not going to say we are stabilized. down 130 points, 27,080. >>> strong sales growth at procter & gamble. the share price reflects that. it's up nearly 4%. that's a big company. big gain. higher consumer spending helps mastercard's pr

you don't think they would lower the price given that disney is cheaper? >> netflix would lower their price? they might have to. i don't see a reason they need to. like the winner ultimately will be the consumer so we're going to get more content and better content at a better price, but i think whether netflix is $12 or $14 i don't think that's going to make people make or break a decision. what disney is doing is smart coming out at $7. >> but that's ad-supported. >> my kids anyway don't mind the ads. stuart: here is what i care about. my grandchildren wanted to watch the world cup on this. >> yes. stuart: not the big screen. can you imagine this? >> [laughter] stuart: to the big board, we'll come back a bit. we were down 116, 120 actually and now we're down a mere 85 points that is one-third of 1% and better sales coming in at pepsi's frito lays division the snack food people, cheetos, lays , doritos, et cetera the stock was down just a few cents let's not forget big caltech pre -market they were all down and apple is back to $200 a share, amazon is up,

i think it's a lot more competition, whether it's disney or amazon coming into the space. what's interesting for netflix, will they diversify their content, go into audio, go into music, what else are they going to do and how are they going to start clawing back some of those slots they have lost, whether it's content going back to some of the original studios or is there something more creative they will start doing to fill those spots. neil: they are spending a lot of money on that content. >> i'm not sure they have a huge advantage in this very competitive market against a lot of people putting billions into new content creation. they were first at creating a great customer interface. whether that's a durable advantage over time, i don't know. neil: you think now with some of these other offerings, that they are at a disadvantage? >> i think you can count on disney to have a pretty appealing consumer-facing product, yeah. neil: i'm also wondering about the whole appeal of this, you know, the whole appeal to begin with, you cut the cord with these guys and hulu and some

he lectured walt disney, walmart and mcdonald's. the workers went to the media and said we are working 16-hour work weeks. that's an average of $13 an hour. this is bernie sanders. quote, it does bother me people are going outside of the process and going to the media. that is not acceptable. it's not what labor negotiations are about and it's improper. what's he talking about going outside the process? so now he wants to censor them, is that it? >> that's wait sounds like. he didn't like the fact they went to the press. now everyone knows what a hypocrite bernie sanders really is. and the fact what he's pushing for is not going to work. there is classic examples around the country, especially in california with restaurants that had to close their doors or let some of their workers go because they cannot afford the progressive hype the left is pushing for when it comes to minimum wage. >> restaurants in san francisco complaining about it. what you are just talking about. you wonder if he's going to get in trouble with this federal l

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but get this, disney owns 40% of the u.s. market share, 40%, and they have had "end game" be a success, "captain marvel" and "aladdin" and "toy story 4." this weekend, "spider man" is coming up. "star wars" later this year. david: you can also blame the 108 inch tvs people have now. nobody kicks the back of your chair. movie screen right at home. ashley: come up with new ideas. lion king 28. david: the opening of the market, we had a down futures in the past couple of hours but it was beginning to turn around just a little bit. let's take a look at the opening bell. quick check of the big board as the bell opens. again, we were down a little bit. the s&p began to turn around but it didn't sustain that. now we see a downward move on the dow as well. you can see more red on the screen than green as the number of stocks on the dow 30 really turning red but not terribly so. it's going to be a mediocre day until things turn around one way or the other. we may get news out of washington, particularly regarding trade not with china

people going on about disney, bob iger, all of those folks. they deliver the goods. right? if you don't, you're out. that's the way it works. deirdre: disney has performance pay since bob iger took over as ceo in 2005, the stock has risen, risen, risen, at an all-time high and a lot of ceos are paid by performance which is how athletes are paid. david: if you were to take 100% of the ceo's salary and divide it between shareholders, nothing compared to the way the price of the stock -- deirdre: benefitting investors if it's a publicly traded company. david: at least 11 american t r tourists dying under mysterious circumstances in the dominican republic. what are officials doing to make sure your next vacation there is safe? the vice consul of the dominican republic is live on set after this. ♪ we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! ch

what hulu is disney. disney at 6.99 to 9.99 they will have ad-supported platform at a lower price. netflix is thinking about this, get more users on, charge less, get more ads, think about the revenue they can bring in instead of a cash burn. ashley: yes indeed. you would pay for it? susan: i would pay for it, $3 for four minutes of ads once every 45 minutes? i would take that. netflix have original content, which they will sell, people are loyal to. i don't think people would cut the cord. ashley: i would pay more for no ads, that is just me. susan: there you go. ashley: the department of justice says a new legal team will take over the census citizenship question case. after president trump said he could sign an executive order to get the question into the 2020 census. we're on that story. >>> also, president trump took aim at big pharma last week, hinting at a new executive order that would slash the price of prescription drugs. we'll see what former celgene ceo, bob hugin, thinks of that one in the next hour. stay with us. ♪ (vo) the hamsters, run hopelessly in their cage. co

trish: i was down in disney world, i said -- that was disneyland. >> yeah. trish: you know people, you have kids there. >> also people pay hundreds of dollars to get in to disneyland. trish: it is super expensive. >> they did not pay 200 to see that show. >> nobody needed that. >> it would be nice if people behaved. rob good to see you. >> thank you. trish: that is about to do it for us. tomorrow we have a big show, corey lewandowski, talking 2020 with corey. he ran the 2016 trump campaign. general jack keane, we'll talk iran, maybe some venezuela, it looks like administration strategy is not panning out right there. we'll see if the general has anything to say about that we'll get into a lot more, we'll continue our coverage of the iran crisis, which is continuing to be a thorn in everyone's side. big night, big week. we have a lot more tomorrow, see you right back here, 8 p.m. eastern. judge andrew napolitano is in tonight kennedy, he is next. judge napolitano: thank you trish, michigan libertarian congressman justin amash has become a lightning rod of con

we're going to have disney plus, apple streaming services coming this fall. already have hugh lieu and things are coming out so netflix has competition seems as though may or may not be prepared to handle all of that right now they've sort of become this de facto streaming service. you can go there, get episodes of friends you can get star trek all of these programs from a variety of sources. but now all of those sources are saying hey hold on a second we want that stuff become and launch our streaming platform. >> showing viewers numbers up here but the big eyes on the show yesterday. i'm l watching international subscribe or growth missed estimates but they trieded to raise prices in the caribbean and parts of south america lath opinion america and that seems to really bitten them in the tail if you will and i was concern ored about when -- haste physician said well content comes and goes that was the response, and what's concern that you're losing office in friends you're losing a big percentage of your content with competitors coming after you. >> con at

florida's issued a rabies lert f alert for the area near disney's epcot. susan: a feral cat tested positive for rabies and the health department is warning to be careful, especially during the summer months as families go to visit disney world. the health department has issued a 60-day rabies alert for a two-mile radius that does include epcot center, but also typhoon lagoon, hilton, marriott, disney's caribbean beach resort and saratoga springs. be careful, don't go near stray animals and make sure you have that booster shot. stuart: i will be sure to avoid stray animals in my next visit. susan: young children, you get seduced so be careful. stuart: the s&p 500, a broad-based stock market indicator, just crossed 3,000 for the first time ever. that's a very significant move. big gain, 3,000 on the s&p. >>> drug makers, a judge blocks president trump's rule requiring them to list their prices in tv ads. doc siegel is with us. seems to me like a big win for drug companies, isn't it? >> yes, it is. a lot of lobbying went into it. one thing he did say, it's no

. >> a tongue-in-cheek social justice lawyers wore one halle berry cast in live action disney mermaid a couple people upset animated version came out defending her but for the last couple years all we have been hearing from social justice crowd that if the actor rules don't match race gender sexual orientation i am happy to see they are coming around to idea talent matters more than identity and carts. >> probably be limited to one case. >> the coast guard released this week a video, of a raid on a semi submersible narco subcoast guard spotted off coast columbia chased it down chop yee seas three guys from coast guard jump onboard banging on hatch found 17,000 pounds cocaine -- more than that, a great remedial dangerous mostly quiet work guys do so rest of us sleep at night. >> thank you all remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet to us that is it for this week's show thanks to panel thanks to all watching i am pau now. from the fox studio in new york studio. >> havhappy we can. weekend. coming up in a few moments, mike murphy is with us. to look at what a week it w

tim cook to bob iger and while they'll be talking up their own streaming services, from apple plus to disney plus, one of the biggest pieces of news to hit streaming is that friends is moving off of netflix. >> here we go. pivot. pivot. pivot. [ laughter ] >> b pivot. [ laughter ] >> pivot. >> shut up, shut up, shut up! cheryl: the office as well will be joining friends as that show moves to warner media's streaming service, hbo marks, semax, setto launch in the spri. it will have content from across warner media's library, including movies, cartoon network and a lot more. content from warner's other streaming service, dc universe, will be featured on hbo max. there doesn't seem to be plans to scuttle that service just yet. no word on how much it will cost to describe for all this. lauren: i'm watching netflix stock today. the office and friends were their top two shows in terms of the number of people that watched them. we're also talking about earnings. second quarter earnings season underway. we should note that warner's parent company, at&t, will be reporting in just two weeks' time and

with disney's the lion king celebrating two weeks topping the box office, one man is going viral for his duet of one of the film's most famous songs with an unlikely singing partner. ♪ [singing] ashley: that's bar pure gold rt there. lauren: that's how i sing. if you want to perform with me, i we could top him. ashley: let no not do that. he said he started singing when the donkey decided to join in. the video's received almost 2 million views in three days. lauren: 2 million views. ashley: incredible. lauren: i think the market could use that enthusiasm. futures are hugging the flat line this monday. the dow is down 11 points, s&p down 1, nasdaq down 7. coming up, beyond meat shares surging beyond expectations but for how long can fake meat sizzle in and how one teenager earned millions this weekend, just for playing a video game. keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ all around the world. ♪ people want to be loved. ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh,. ♪ all around the world. ♪ look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your c