instead of people looking at disney as the old disney, it's the new disney, it's the technology company as well >> i thought the issue with disney, after, you know, its climb, is that everybody was looking at only the new disney so tim, i'm wondering if you agree with the analysts that not enough new disney is in this valuation, not enough of the streaming premium is in there. >> it tends to be about half or about 45% if you look at the valuation here, especially at morgan stanley, and if you put a seven times revenue multiple on their streaming business, netflix somewhere between nine and ten times, still trading at a discount to netflix but acknowledging this company should be trading at a hybrid multiple and then putting a 15 to a 20 times multiple on the core business, the consumer products business, and ultimately the content business that drives the streaming business you know i'm a believer in the disney story holding the chart at 170 very important today. this kind of news is very helpful. this report reiterated that first of all, after a massive possible pull-forward in streami

gavin: we just saw disney genie+ and lightning lane in walt disney world, florida. we have not had an official announcement date yet. the service is similar to max pass, the service where you could pay to control fast pass from your phone. they took the service offered here in disneyland and are now offering it in florida in walt disney world. there is now no longer a free option of fast pass. kristen: how much does it cost? gavin: walt disney world, $15. disney world -- disneyland, $20. kristen: which rides are covered? we did a full screen to explain to our viewers, it is only 15 rides. can you explain the that disneyland? gavin: a lot of classic attractions included with the fast pass are included with disney genie+. i am seeing autopia, its world, start -- star tours. except for three exceptions. this is where it is different. you can always stand in the free standby line, but there is now also the lightning lane, where you can pay a fluctuating amount to access the huge new star wars attraction, it is an incredible experience. and the landing ride in our land,

tonight on "fast," disney gets dinged falling 3% on growth concerns for disney plus. we will break down how the traders are playing the streaming news. >>> zillow plunging 9% we will tell you why zillow is taking a home buying halt. >>> later, shares of amc in rally mode we spotted unusual options activity we will break down the option. >>> the biotech breakdown. feeling a little bit under the weather again today. the index you falling 2%, down 7.5% over the past month compared to a 1% gain for the broader markets. if you are the biotech trade, should you brace for more sick days ahead or healthy gains on the horizon? guy, in the underperformance persisted for the year, down 13% for the year with the s&p 500 close to record highs. >> so, obviously, that's a little bit different than the ibb. the biggest thing is innla at about 1.2% of the holdings in that name. it's extraordinarily diversified. many names we rarely talk about, i go to the ibb. that's now heavily weighted the other way. moderna, amgen and gilead makes up 20% of the index. to answer your question, each

orlando is walt disney world and walt disney world is orlando. they're pretty much inextrictable and thought a nice way to commemorate the 50th would be to recognize people doing things for families and kids in the local community and it's our way of, again, giving back and making the celebration again go beyond the boundaries of the park and really into the fabric of the community. >> that is great news, bob, thank you so much. congratulations on the 50th. we're going to be celebrating the anniversary all morning long. thank you, bob chapek and we'll be right back. ♪ hey ya ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit

she helped create disney's animated feature "snow white and the seven dwarfs." >> oh! >> reporter: ruthie was also one of the first women to join the international photographers union. >> apparently, the boys were impressed with my curiosity and decided that what i do mechanically with the camera moves that i should be a part of the camera union. so i thought, that's, that feels good. >> reporter: disney executive chairman bob iger saying ruthie was a legend among animators, while we will miss her smile and wonderful sense of humor, her exceptional work and pioneering spirit will forever be an inspiration to us all. in 2000, ruthie was inducted as a disney legend for having the longest working relationship with roy and walt disney. >> i make sure that my hands still fit in the plaque. >> reporter: ruthie recalling the first time she met roy and walt, as a child. once roy asked us neighborhood kids to play in the street ruthie recalled during an interview, while he photographed us with a movie camera. i suppose it was for the "alice comedies". he paid each of us a quart

disney channel just dropped its latest d-com, disney original movie. it's about a place where every day is halloween town. pure magic, right? well, we caught up with kimberly about keeping that magic alive all these years later. it's been 23 years since kimberly j. brown first took us to halloween town. >> he's figured out how to. >> wait a second, something's off. i got to fix this. trappa. >> oh, you've still got it. you've still got it. >> yeah, still got it, yeah. >> as "halloween town" and its sequels find new life in disney plus and freeform, kimberly reflecting on what's magically become an occult classic. >> i think the idea of there being a place where it is halloween all the time, that is freakin' cool. >> halloween is cool, nature boy. >> kimberly still has her character marny's costume, the "halloween town" book and now is calling set secrets from the witch's cauldron. >> the hair dryer in the set, that was real fire. it was very hot. >> what about working with the late great debbie reynolds? >> normal is vastly overrated. >> she always on

. >>> finally tonight here, disney. of course our parent company, celebrating 50 years of disney world. tonight, the workers who helped bring the magic to life, opening 50 years ago today. >> reporter: tonight, we mark 50 years since this moment. it was the vision of one man, walt disney, already successful in the west. he had his sights on something in the east. >> disneyland was very successful, and we were talking about doing another project. and he was talking about, we've got to be east of the mississippi. looking at several locations east of the mississippi. >> places like niagara falls. >> washington d.c. >> a location in new jersey. >> we looked at st. louis. >> reporter: walt disney would pick orlando, florida. the land, 27,440 acres, twice the size of manhattan, all to build a park in record time. >> believe me, it's the most challenging and exciting assignment we've ever tackled at walt disney productions. >> reporter: walt disney would die not long after embarking on this new project. his brother roy would k

more recently disney has been investing in espn+ and offering espn+ along with hulu and disney+ as a bundle. it sounds like, from my source, like they do see the tune there. >>> let's get to kristina partsinevelos for a mark flash from just across the studio. >> let's talk about shares of 23 and me they are soaring today up about 16% its best day since his spac marger in june the stock popped yesterday why? because of cnbc. during "closing bell" when we had emg capital founder say that 23 and me was top pick for two reasons, one for its subscription business and two for it is therapeutics business. they collaborate with drug companies to develop drugs based on the genetic data it collects. credit suisse and other company are bullish on the stock it has a huge database of genetics with more than 11 million geno typed individuals myself included. >> not i >> i did one once with bill griffith after he had -- he wrote a whole book about his, and yep. i found out i have stand nativian history i didn't know about. >>; is that right. >> yeah. >>> never count out the consumer retail sales be

, disney world. >> reporter: sam lost count after 30 trips, but back for the 50th. chris and clay rice thompson have been two dozen times, and they're headed back, too. but then there's kerry gels. >> easily in the hundreds, maybe 500. >> reporter: the indiana native, so in love with the park -- >> now, i live 45 minutes from the magic, and it's a dream. >> reporter: you could say she's up to her ears in disney magic. how many ears are we up to these >> tumber is around 650 headbands, all official park headbands. >> reporter: spooky ears, icy ears, and pricey ears. >> designer ears, so there was only 500 of those made. >> reporter: which ears does this super fan wear on the 50th anniversary of opening day? >> i recently rhinestoned this pair right here. >> for the 50th you had to go big. >> yes. so i have about 10,000 rhinestones, and they were all hand applied. >> reporter: almost as shiny as that beautiful, bright tomorrow walt disney dreamed of 50 years ago. kerry plans on getting to the magic kingdom right at 7:00 and staying until 11:00 p.m. 50 years of walt di

kumasi: today marks 50 years since walt disney world in florida opened to disney fans around the world, and you can join the celebration tonight with a two hour special starting at 8:00 p.m. on abc 7. whoopi goldberg is hosting the show, taking a look back at the park's history. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: i've been obsessed with the updates and they've been debuting some of the new fireworks. i love what they are doing at epcot because they are representing all of the nations through disney songs. when they get to america, guess who they chose? tianna. kumasi: yes! jobina: i love that. reggie: >>> good morning, america. breaking news in the fight against covid on this friday morning. breakthrough covid treatment. the drugmaker merck releasing data on their antiviral drug. the pills dramatically reducing the risk of death or being hospitalized in half. this morning, when it could be available for everyone. we hear exclusively from the company's ceo. >>> breaking overnight. no deal. high drama on capitol hill with democratic leaders pulling votes on the infrastructure

disney has everything. so that's the sign right there that shows that they don't want to lose what they already have. >> mike: bob, 15 seconds. how does this play out? >> i think sarah is right. i think disney wins on the law but a lot of times you settle a case because it's better to do that and walk away that have a protracted litigation that you could potentially lose. >> mike: bob and sarah, thank you for your time. finally tonight, good news before we say good night. fox news is marking its 25th anniversary next week. we have covered a lot of stories in that time. a lot of them have come from here in our washington bureau as we look back on the past quarter-century. we are moving forward with a special ceremony here earlier today. here is our chief political anchor and host of "special report" bret baier. >> a state-of-the-art all-digital newsroom. the fox news washington bureau reopens after a major renovation. flagship studios, super high-resolution technology platform for video and graphics. an hour

is disney a buy or a sell? >> look. you saw the downgrade today and one thing that caught my eye is they were talking as if the streaming business is dead and not adding any subs at all yes streaming is slowing down and you have seen that reflected in the price of the stock and the multiple as it's come down on a year to date basis. this is a stock that underperformed the s&p 500 year to date. the positive catalyst of upside surprise in the park business as reopening trade continues to resolve and this is both reopening tendencies and work from home with the streaming services i think they need to pick up the content but to the extent to do that they've got the great talent to create better content and if the parks gain more volume and then box office to support it here you never know what can happen. i own the shares. >> just off the previous decline. jim cramer put out the latest news let every recommending to buy disney on the pullback well wort signing up for that news letter. point the camera at that qr co

to about six times disney in the quarter. they are growing that advantage. understanding that younger group and thousand skew it -- how to skew it. they are explicit they are not going to have incremal subscriptions, but i think it will allow then to raise price over time. on average their rate went up 7% worldwide in the quarter and disney declined 25%. there is a lot to look at relative to how they are managing this model. >> tom, always great to see you. thank you so much. dan nathan, what will you listen for in this presentation questions are already sent in. what are you listening for >> he brought up gaming. and that it was not disney and the like i think tom brought up their success in movies. we think back to 2019, they had "the irishman" with all of the favorites directing, scorsese, and it was kind of a bomb. then they get this one from south korea and it creates billions of dollars. i think disney has an upper hand when you think of the franchises, if that will be more of a threat outside of the home as we get past

disney is the parent company of abc7. carl has been sending me pictures of disney world all week. i'm joyful for him, but -- i wish i was there. [laughter] not that i do not like hanging out with you guys. kumasi: we get it. reggie: the cafeteria does not hit like the magic kingdom. mike: let me tell you the history of the magic kingdom, kids. when i first started going there, it was not unlimited rides. you had color-coded tickets. i always had the least amount of tickets. reggie: you did not get e-tickets? mike: my do not even know what those are. i begged for years, but i was lucky we even got to go. reggie: but you are stuck in the tiki room. mike: which you like. it's air-conditioned. reggie: ah. mike: here is a look at the roof camera, the flags are barely moving this morning. stagnant air mass, high-pressure is in control. it will be mostly sunny today. some clouds at the coast. we'll put the heat in a holding pattern. it will still be warm, but we will not vote upon yesterday's heat until tomorrow and sunday. few clouds tonight. the warmth will be building and spread all t

the same game as disney. they'll never have the same big franchises but they want to have some franchises. not about princesses and super hero, but they want to have recognizable brands that they can count on to drive viewership >> that's a good way to put it, julia. hang out for a minute, bring in michael nathanson. talk more about the quarter. great to have you. thanks for the time today. >> thanks for having me. >> you guys have written so eloquently about their model and their global scale and their willingness to take as many shots at the goal as they can but also argued, look, not as deep as amazon delivery or google search. you were unwilling, you say, to pay for what the street says is a proper valulation. what would change your mind? >> i think what would change my mind is less competition that is coming in streaming. right. you're just beginning to see disney scale, hbo max scale and apple get in the game and amazon this is a business that is very capital intensive. to your questioning of julia, it'

. >>> disney, even bond himself, can't get away from issues plaguing the stocks. dom is here to kick things off. >> what is there not a shortage of, kelly 1 i'm seeing shelves that are not necessarily empty but sparsely stocked all over the place right now. everything from even paper products like pre-pandemic anyway, we are at a market right now that did see some solid-ish upside at one point today. now we've kind of pulled back to flat the dow industrial is down 5 points, about flat on the session. we were over 100 points at one point. s&p 500 right there. nasdaq up 0.2 of 1%. the outperforming, up 23 points. 14,603, the last trade there the strength we're seeing on a relative basis in the market right now is coming from certain parts of the commodity and industrial complex material stocks in particular. if you look at the best performers in the s&p 500, we're talking about freeport-mcmoran silver and gold. nucor. mosaic, fertilizer, up 4% right now. oil and gas, diamondback energy up i1.5% oil, gas, things you mine for, those are up on the session. if you take

she was a disney legend and had the longest working relationship with roy and walt disney. >> making sure that my hands still fit on the plaque. >> reporter: she recalled the first time she met roy and walt, as a child living near the studios. once, roy asked us neighborhood kids the play in the street, while he photographed us with a movie camera. he paid each of us a quarter, which i was glad for because i could buy licorice. >> i couldn't ask for anything better. i don't know why i lived as long as i have. i have and i like it. >> reporter: ruthie was asked about the secret to living a long life. she said, i smoked, i drank, but not that much. andrew? mona? >> christine, thank you. >>> an exciting night in sports started with the ravens' epic comeback against the colts. baltimore was down 19 points. but they roared back to win 31-25, in overtime. >>> in baseball, the red sox are headed to the championship series. a walkoff sacrifice fly. >>> the rays are one win away from eliminating the dodgers. >>> coming up, a surprise appearance by tom cruise. >>> and ahead, a little controver

a paid version called disney genie plus gets you into the lightning lane for $15 at disney world, $20 at disneyland. lightning lane is basically a paid version of disney's fast pass, which used to be free for clients. end of it, kpix 5. >>> that is the happiest place on earth, but are you one of the happiest employees in the country? you must work for one of the bay area companies ranked in the top 10 where employees had satisfaction. in a survey called comparably, adobe took the top spot. ring central based in belmont came in second. vidalia, they rank a, and zoom out of san jose was ranked nine, probably because they are all working from home. as to why their workers are thrilled? just guess. they are paid well. they work in a nice environment, and they get great benefits. >>> we're going to get a little beneficial rain soon.remember we were talking about a year ago at this time? >> read like what is, record high temperatures, and still a lot of smoke in the atmosphere overhead. >> completely different story over the next several days the heaviest rain is going to hit us with a full

she started as a painter at disney studios in 1938. she helped create the first animated feature, "snow white and the seven dwarves." ruthie was one of the first women to join the international photographers union. >> apparently the boys were impressed with my curiosity. and decided what i do mechanically with the camera moves, i should be part of the camera union. i thought, that feels good. >> reporter: disney executive chairman bob iger saying, ruthie was a legend among animators. we will miss her smile and sense of humor, her work and pioneering spirit will be an inspiration to us all. in 2000, ruthie was inducted as a disney legend, having the longest working relationship with roy and walt disney. >> making sure that my hands still fit on the plaque. >> reporter: she recalled the first time she met roy and walt, as a child living near the studios. once, roy asked us neighborhood kids the play in the street, while he photographed us with a movie camera. i suppose it was for the "alice" comedies. he paid each of us a quarter, which

one day as she walked to school, the disneys invited her to see their work. she even appeared in some of their live action movies at a rate of $0.25 a film. the disney brothers later hired ruthy, beginning her long trail blazing career as one of the very few women in her field. in addition to those popular disney movies, ruthy worked during world war ii on military training films. and on the oscar winning short. in the 1960s she was among the first to use early computers for animation. helping to usher in a new age. in the year 2000, disney made official the title everyone already had been using for ruthy for decades. naming her a disney legend. >> gosh, i don't know what to say. >> ruthy thompson, a pioneer who brought some of the world's favorite characters to life died last sunday in woodland hills, california. california. she was 111 years old. pumpkin lovers, there's a whole new spin on pumpkin to love at dunkin'. with our new pumpkin cream cold brew, topped with velvety pumpkin cream cold foam. or our pumpkin spice signature latte. that's how we pumpkin

. >> downgrade for disney. barclays turns bearish on long-term streaming outlook and netflix gets a boost the other way. >>> two hours away from apple unleashed. new macbook pro perhaps. all that means for apple's long-term investment. >>> exchange for crypto goes public as bitcoin hits 62k dee, welcome back. >> bitcoin has gown places while i've been gone our feed is going to start with streaming. and the streets you call it anxiety on disney. ar clas downgrades thestock today over long-term streaming concerns down nearly 3% slow in growth disney plus the chief catalyst saying it may be tough to keep pace with netflix, which by the way gets its own boost this morning ubs reiterating the buy. bumping the price target up to 720. julia is here to break that down as well. and julia, ubs really points to popular series, new hits as driving that sub growth and you know, netflix still basking the success of squid game and over the weekend another series, you, an existing one, topping the charts >> that's right. welco

disney has not commented on these reports. there was a report that disney was looking into spin off espn and espn plus. a source i spoke to close to the situation told me it was not in the works because disney has been investing very much in different things for espn plus including sports betting, which would grow the value of espn and espn plus, and they just made some new deals including for the nhl. they also have more nfl rights so disney really sees a lot of value in espn and espn plus so that it is not in the works for now. although, kelly, who knows what the media landscape will look like in ten years so i wouldn't make any bets that far out >> i know. >> but for now it seems like disney really wants to grow the value of those assets. >> julia, thank you very much. disney shares down about half a percent today. again, had a tougher time earlier this week. netflix after the bill tonight >>> coming up, the first-ever bitcoin futures etf making its public debut about 3.5% right now over net asset value. up next we will spe

disney is celebrating 50 years at disney world. more on how the project came to life half a century ago. >> we mark 50 years since this moment. it was the vision of one man already successful. he had his sights on something in the east. >> we were talking about doing it and he was talking about the east of mississippi. >> places like niagara falls. >> location in new jersey. >> walt disney would pick look that orlando florida. twice the size of manhattan. all to build a park in record time. >> believe me, it is the most challenging, exciting assignment we have tackled at walt disney productions. >> he died not long after and his brother would keep it going. >> responsibility is now ours to carry out. >>>> enter yucatan. >> tear it down and start again. >> i remember the day we set the spear on top of the cancel, that's the castle, that was neat. -- top of the castle. that was neat. >> so much that we share it's time we are aware that it's a small world after all. >> 12 million people taking part in walt's dream. liz: disney world's

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kate: disney is years of disney world. we have more on how the project came to life half a century ago. reporter: we mark 50 years since this moment. it was the vision of one man already successful in the west and he had his sights set on something in the east. >> we were talking about doing another project with disney. reporter: looking at several locations east of the mississippi. >> i agora false. >> washington, d.c. -- niagara falls. >> washington, d.c. reporter: he would pick orlando to build a park in record time. >> it is a most exciting and challenging assignment we have ever tackled at walt disney productions. reporter: walt disney would die not long after embarking on his new project and his brother would keep it going. >> the responsibility is ours to carry out this imaginative plan. reporter: the biggest construction project was going full steam ahead. >> 8000 construction workers. >> monorails from martin marietta. a carousel was erected inches off target. it was torn down and built again. reporter: it was 50

the devils advocate case is a company like disney cannot put "squid game" on disney plus. it was a risk for netflix and clearly it paid off. what makes you think they won't be able to keep bringing hits like this and beating disney or hbo or others going forward? andre: they say the past was prologue. if you look up about the dollars invested into content over the last six years, they spent more than just about anybody. we still get riled up in the media world whenever there is a huge blockbuster success, and contrary to that, it is big news when disney flops. when i look at netflix, if netflix's battle is to just out-produce content that is better or more global or more valuable than disney or nbc universal or hbo, i don't think that is necessarily the game they want to play. all of those companies have much more ways to monetize their audience than netflix does. even to stand pat over the next few years, they actually do have to have better content and bigger hits, which is challenging. emily: netflix has been embroiled in a public controversy about its dave chapelle spe

growth for disney plus. you can see shares of both of those companies are lower. disney is down 3%, dragging the dow lower. bloomberg out with a report that netflix's record breaking hit "squid game" is valued internally at $900 million that series cost just over $21 million to produce meantime the ceo of carlyle is coming up next in an exclusive you do not want to miss with a mixed picture from major averages this morning. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, that's half the fun of a new house. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. >> i'm frank holland here's your cnbc news update general colin powell, the country's first black secretary of state and joint chiefs of staff has passed away. his family says he died of complications from covid-19. he

to be more like disney. >> there's -- reed is an amazing, humble man. he's too humble. what he hayes created is incredible once you start sending the discs back i do thing when you go over to -- the louie mcvail, the largest series from brazil brazil what does brazil produce -- >> we are well aware of their incredible reach, ability to create kept and different markets for it to have a global footprint. they're spending more than any service by far, and now i will try to bring you back to what that means for the stock price so just wrap it up for me. >> well, sometimes it's not -- you are -- i'm surprised that you're bound by what sounds like the four walls of a spreadsheet. these tesla, this is netflix, this is amazon these are basically tan, or nat, that's north american tanker, but these are companies that sea best of breed, i'm going to give it some room, let it come down and i'm going to buy it again, because they are -- we call it law school really make me be pompous here, sui generis here dave, 142 million viewers in "squid games." i still haven'

disney said it has settled its _ tuesday. disney said it has settled its breach - tuesday. disney said it has settled its breach of- tuesday. disney said it has i settled its breach of contract lawsuit with the actress scarlettjohansson. she alleged scarlett joha nsson. she alleged that scarlettjohansson. she alleged that her film black widow was meant to receive a cinema release and that her contract had been breached when it was simultaneously streamed on the disney plus channel. she argued the movie should have been delayed until coronavirus restrictions had been lifted in order to maximise its box office earnings. stay with us. still to come in 96 showed a woman who worked in a nazi concentration camp goes on the run to avoid her trial for complicity in mass murder. in all russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people have feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which p

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. >>> plus something big coming back to disney parks. but that is also one big no-no for the guests. >>> coated bridges across the bay area today with a mix of sunshine. but also a lot of cloud cover. do we see any real clouds? we will track how long they will stick around coming up in the forecast. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area, preview of the new cbs series ghosts . that is it for 45 p.m. plus we will hear from the host of legends of the hidden temple. you can find us on kpix.com or the. we are also on the >>> the covid-19 positivity rate continues to decline in california. the seven day average is now down to rticularly in poacnes more s of itvolves the ford founda charlize bon. been fighting hiv-aids since 2007. well now she is teaming up with the ford foundation to fight covid vaccine misinformation. also get more people access to the shop. >> these viruses will not go away until we actually and social injustices. we value certain lines more than others. and until that goes away, we will never get to the end of diseases like

. >>> meanwhile, scarlett johansson and disney seem to be on better terms. she claims she lost out on box office bonuses when didny released the film on disney plus at the same time it went out in theaters. they seem to have come to an agreement. the actress shared she was happy the differences were resolved and she looked forward to continuing their collaboration. disney officials echoed the sentiment calling the decision a mutual agreement. >>> meanwhile, singer shakir is making headlines for her encounter with wild boars in spain. two boars stole her bags while she was in a park with her son. shakira told her followers that the boars attacked her and took off with her bag. she retrieved it, but it had been tore up. the lesson here, kids, you can't say dogs ate your homework, but maybe a wild boar took it. >>> still ahead, while the ongoing negotiations have speaker nancy pelosi thinking about her legacy. and as we go to break, a look at this date in history. 50 years ago, walt disney world opened up here in orlando, florida. >>> welcome to a little bit of

you would not see squid game on disney plus. there is too much violence for disney plus. netflix has the ability, showing tremendous international strength. they are taking these shows that we all know, and netflix has the ability to take these and globalize them. what netflix is showing with a dozen really high quality shows that can go local with the ability to keep doing this, coming a content machine, like disney in the past, so i am super bullish on netflix. near-term, great run. i'd like it for the fourth quarter. i think netflix is a clean plate in the fourth quarter and early part of next year, so i am bullish on netflix paired that would be my response. emily: we definitely pulled out the chessboard after queens gambit. i'm still having nightmares from squid games. it did have a big impact. you will stick with us. we have much more to talk about after the break. we will dig into what to look or in facebook earnings results next weekend report that facebook's new name could be unveiled toward all that and more, as the social network remains embroiled in controvers

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the commentary around disney, it's a wait today. is negative. downgraded at barclays the price target to 175 from 210. reiterated neutral the target to 180 from 185 is it time to lower the direct to consumer subscriber bar that's where the tone and tenor of the conversation is today on disney are they wrong, shannon? >> if you roll back 12 months, i think the dtc numbers were estimated to be much lower so there's been a significant pull forward on dtc obviously because of the pandemic. i think there's been a lot of credit given to disney's legacy catalog and i think it's warranted. however, what we found is that there continues to be the need to produce new content that can give you a broader subscriber base that's what disney's running into now because they need to be able to bring in new, different types of subscribers with that said, dtc is the new business the legacy business is the parks business the branded business those are going to continue to do well. i think it's short sided and overly focused on the dtc business and i think that disn

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larry: to me, the most amazing thing about disney world and disneyland, you think about walt disney and he looks out at fast swampland and imagines all the possibilities. just to have a brain so creative that you can think of all these things and you are doing it to entertain millions. how can you just look at a plot of land and go, ok, yeah, tower of terror, right there. it's a small world was there. to just conceive of something so grand and magical to me is just mind-boggling. kristen: he was an imaginary ima i cannot believe you did not put him in the documentary, -- he did not put you in the documentary. larry: is it too late for that? kristen: i am sure there will be many. but it is so enduring. larry: i am a big walt fan. kristen: tonight on abc 7, we celebrate 50 years of walt disney world, at 8:00, followed by "20/20," and then abc 7 news at 11:00. larry: i am going to watch that with maybe some environmentally helpful gin. what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically prov

plz >>> hey, everybody, disney on ice is back. let the magic begin. how exciting. what can we expect from the show? >> all the classic disney ferry tales, prince charming and snow and you get to see repunzal and flynn and aerial. toy story 4. it's great being back here and it makes it that much more special because it's the 40th anniversary of disney on ice. >> and don't forget to watch "california live" week days at 11:30. i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> okay. here's some good news. the ski season is starting early. this is mammoth mountain, two weeks earlier than planned. that makes the first california or nevada revort to open. this is down south. >> look at that. >> the snowiest october in the last de

just a few weeks ago, disney-owned "national geographic" gave us a documentary "fauci," a puff piece meant to resurrect the career of a guy who has been wrong about pretty much everything. now at disney-owned hulu has another super villain there trying to fit into the last supper, christopher steele, author of the dirty and very discredited dossier. the former spy sat down with george stephanopoulos for a new documentary series and is being treated as a hero for taking on trump and putin. >> he's a hero, a trader. >> christopher steele is a guy who picked a fight with two presidents: donald trump and vladimir putin. and he has lived to tell the tale. >> when you bring information to the fbi in 2016, were you acting as a patriot or paid private intelligence? i mean, this is the stuff of movies. >> jesse: i wonder whose reputation they are going to try to repair next, andrew cuomo, bill cosby, o.j.? [laughs] les asked congressman devin nunes of california. this is disney-owned, they hate trump, stephanopoulos, a clinton hack at abc, in our reality, a total scoundrel. >> jesse, i would

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>> i absolutely love disney. hulu, their platform is continuing to grow we're seeing a lot of original content on hulu that's different from disney plus and is going to attract a different audience then what we're seeing on disney plus anddisney plus itself is doing fantastic since their debut. so i'm absolute aa buyer of disney i think that amazon and their original programming is just going to continue to expand. definitely a buyer there, and i think everyone needs to watch out for the streaming space. this is something that's only going to expand over time, especially with consumer preferences and the changes of generation "z" and how they like to view media. >> before i move along, danielle, would you be a buyer of cinemark? >> no, i would not i would not buy any movie theater stocks you do have amc. they're trying to really reach out to the younger generation, so maybe i could go with that, but not cinemark. >> breaking news coming. it's been a busy day for vaccine news not sure if this one's related but let

disney heroes is the first night, tuesday night is disney villains. i'm trying to figure out which one i would want to do. what song it would be. poor unfortunate souls? too slow? drew: you need something faster. kumasi: you need the villain song. reggie: the one from hunchback. drew: i don't know that one. i grew up in the renaissance of disney movies. do you know i'm talking about? reggie: aladdin? drew: let's talk about what's happening in the weather department. we had some active weather. lightning across southern california. more than 1000 lightning strike. this is going to swing through here. it's going to bring cooler weather. already brought back the fog. that cooler air begins to arrive. 77 in san jose, 75 in sunnydale. 70 for palo alto. low 60's along the coastline. downtown, it feels like october. it will be 60 in daly city. we will get some afternoon sunshine. it will be 72 in fremont and inland feeling nice for this time of year. rtst cloy skies. the seven-day forecast, cooler air is arriving. fresh air brings better air quality. we will

she brought a lawsuit over the summer against disney, her employer in the marble floor -- franchise. she basically said they breached their contract when they chose to release the black widow movie at the cinema but also through its streaming service. most of her pay was tied to benefits and it targets related the box office release. now, they have reached a settlement. to give you an idea of how combative it was, disney at the time called her out as being callous for doing this in the middle of a pandemic. scarlett johansson was quick to retaliate. she called them misogynistic but now it seems they have made up and they are still working on future projects together. >> the u.n. has set its quickly important that the humanitarian operations continue in northern ethiopia. despite an ongoing dispute that has seen seven senior u.n. officials expelled from the country. the u.n. secretary general told the ethiopian prime minister that the u.n. does not accept the expulsion. there have been repeated international calls for aid in the tigre region friend -- threatened by famine. supplies ha

she sued disney claiming the release of "black widow" in theaters and on the disney-plus streaming service breached her contract and deprived her of potential box office earnings. the lawsuit said that her contract guaranteed an exclusive release in theaters. terms of the settlement were not disclosed. >>> another streaming service, netflix, is releasing a musical about princess diana today before it hits the broadway stage. ♪ ♪ yet feeling rather small ♪ >> "diana the musical" was filmed without an audience over four days during the pandemic. it tells the story of her courtship and marriage to prince charles through their divorce. >> americans love the royals, and americans love musicals. the british have complex relationships on both. so -- so, you know, i have a very thick skin, and i'm really proud of what we've done. i'm ready for people to give their opinion and ready to hear it and keep doing my job. >> "diana: the musical" opens on broadway in november. >>> and tampa bay buccaneers quarterback tom brady is heading back to new england to take on his old team, the patriots, for

i rather chase the opening play at disney the most important piece of data of the month so the fed chief pal can keep the inflation at bay by the way, i am looking at merck and santanera. people are willing to work if they know they can take a pill october is not as treacherous september despite of what you may have heard the beginning of the month, i am thrilled by this merck's news. and we got the comedy that's congress the bottom line if you can take merck's pill and if you got covid, it becomes easy to treat. that means covid will be the past i feel like going to brock in new york >> thank you for taking my call, jim. booyah >> booyah! >> you are a smart man and i have followed your advise over the years. >> thank you i bought so many stocks because of the popularity of play station. i followed your smart advise and slowly built a position in sony. the stock has been rising and i have a nice return with the holiday season coming, should i sell sony or hold it? >> i actually think you left off the better alternative which is to buy it. i think sony is worth a great deal more. i felt t

's attorney is back with important new details and fauci makes his disney plus debut. raymond arroyo has in seen and unseen but first biden's biggest covid light is the focus of tonight's angle. every now and then we need to stop what we're doing, pause and remember horribly president biden and his medical experts have handled covid post trump but first we have to go back to what president biden said before the election at that final presidential debate. >> 220,000 americans that. if you nothing else i say tonight, anyone who is responsible for not taking control, not saying -- i take no responsibility initially. anyone responsible for that many devs should not remain as president of the united states of america. >> why didn't biden step down today? according to johns hopkins more people died of covid so far in 2021 then all of 2020, that 353,000 since january 1st competitor 352,000 last year so despite being handed vaccines, promising therapeutics president biden has presided over a year of death. let's recall what the media were saying every time a new 100,000 mark w

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