why is this man, bob iger, so successful? >> hollywood dismissed him 20 years ago as nothing but uncreative suit. iger basically succeeded because he has supreme self-confidence but without ego. doesn't make it by about himself. doesn't get threatened by advice what he thinks? he harassed for creative people in hollywood who originally dismissed him as not one of their own. >> very interesting guy. thank you very much, dennis kneale. kind of an interesting guy yourself. good to see you. >> all right. david: applied materials executive chairman michael splinter is one of the architects of a huge merger with japanese rival tokyo electron announced today. he will join us. this is a fox business exclusive, you do not want to miss. he will tell us what drove these two industry leaders to join forces. >>> also chrysler's ipo. did you see this? it slowed down by the big fight between uaw and fiat. chrysler's co-owners. will this slow down investors enthusiasm for the revived car company? we'll find out coming up. ♪ thank you orvil

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thanks to people like bob iger and walt disney we've made enormous progress in boosting tourism in the united states, making it easier for foreign visitors to get visa autos the president congratulated american business for make a come back. >> the fact that made in america mean means something and provide aid boost to our domestic skme a remind to the world how competitive we are. >> we profiled two bay area inventors taking nart a walmart competition. tonight revealing winners of the competition so you can see whether our bay area people won or not that. is in just a few minutes on world news. >> house minority leader pelosi tweeted this picture to us. she met with mark zuckerberg wearing a suit and tie, my goodness. talking about immigration reform. this is his second day he lobbied on capitol hill. >> well, just a short time ago the a house planned a -- passed i bill cutting fund big nearly $40 million forever two years. the bill causing three million people to use benefits. republican leaders say there is still a safety net for the truly needy. >> bay area bakery semi dgsfrid ease

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. >> look, this is one of those this evenin things, when i talked to bob iger at disney, everyone is talking about this term in the future, it's the way to get the demographic. my trust does own it, we own it for almost a double now and not selling. why not selling? because this is tv of the future. >> explain that. >> okay, because -- you read all these articles about people, a big production companies, the cbss, viacoms are all searching for a way to reach younger people, a lot of advertisers searching for a way, another channel, a second way to get people. what people didn't realize is that mobile is pretty much going maybe 80% a year from now. >> wow. >> and there's a solution on mobile for -- with facebook in order to be able to reach them. people are watching. when bob iger tells you everyone's watching tv on my device -- >> it's still fascinating because we have aol's tim armstrong on yesterday, i reviewed the numbers. $200 billion will still be sprint on traditional television and about $7 billion on digital. >> there's more. i think it's a share take. >> it's a second way. i

we talked to bob iger about what does it take to keep growing such a gargantuan country, and for the first time disney may make original shows for online services, netflix but more so amazon and google. it's another thing to make original shows that will compete against your channels you have, but iger admits an announcement may be forth coming. >> we are a content creator. you should espn -- under espn, marvel, pixar, and in a world where technology is creating or enabling new platforms and customers to reach or access this content in so many new ways, there are all kinds of exciting new possibilities including creating programming directly to these new platforms. so i won't be surprised if sometime in the near future you didn't hear about disney making content specifically for one of the platforms that you cite. >> reporter: so watch for that possible announcement of a google or amazon deal for original shows. now, that's arming the enemy, basically, and the channel could come back and hurt you, but he says he might as well do it to himself before everyone else does. one last word

he interviewed ceo bob iger a few weeks ago. is this trying to make up for "the lone ranger" box office flop. >> this is big bullish bet on disney on future of its stock price. sometimes companies make mistake of buying too high. netflix bought $200 a share. they fell to 70. now they're back at 300. disney's stock is up almost 30% this year. trading 66, up 3%. do you buy here? disney deciding we're buying shares now because over the next year our shares could be going even higher what is kind of indicates. bob iger is borrowing a page from mentors murphy and burke from cap cities abc. tom murphy big fan of buying own stock. races stock price. races earnings per share. iger makeing a big move. 6 to 8 billion is huge. a billion dollars is considered large. lori: thank you, dennis. >>> crowd funding you heard the firm. way for small tech startups to raise cash. my next guest started the most successful crowd funding to market. tile is basically a bluetooth device about the third of a size of a credit card that helps you track lost

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. >>> we have adco which i think is the me preer and bob iger and we have to find out with espn and disney team parks. you have to kind of get the whole sense of how well the entertainment companies are. they are the sleeper bull market. >> after breaking up with jerry bruckheimer on friday, more discussion about the degree to which studios have ten poll pictures at all. >> that's key. i'm glad you mentioned that. every time they stray from the ten poll, long rangers, 2015, big, big year. you have star wars. you have got more avengers and the shanghai park in 2016. a lot of irons in the fire. >> everybody has talked about how surprising september has been to the up side. does that make you feel like some of october's would-be gains have been stolen. >> this is how i'm looking at this year. this year has handled the sequester and serious disappointment earnings and this thing keeps ticking. in october, a lot of shorts. they are going to say, it has to crash. you get to november and you are home free. kind of an amazing market. >> we will see you tonight, jim, 6:00 and 11:00. >> simon is her

bob iger has a series of movies rolling out every quarter. i saw one was pushed back, oh, wow. it's a staggered product launch as if it were procter & gamble during the days of yore and he's got it all figured out and these analyst who is have run big entertainment companies that are billions of dollars, not, they are constantly small minded about what igar has been able to do. i think it's because igor carries himself -- he's not going to tell you what he's going to do. he comes to your green room with no one. he has no entourage. he has no posse. who was the one guy that steve jobs respected? >> mr. iger. >> when we come back, we'll have cramer's mad dash. one more look at futures as we come off of that nutty day yesterday with the fed decision and a lot more still to come. a lot more "squawk on the street" in just a minute. in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal t