liz: imax stock has resumed trading, pending news, the news is apparently imax china has been informed by two lead private equity investors they have divested entire 5.9% equity investment in the company, and the stock is falling 2.33%. guess what else is falling? the rest of the markets, after the fed said the markets are, quote, quite high, that stocks are high, but they didn't want to take the blame, and this coming from the minutes of the most recent meeting, let me bring in bryn mawr trust chief ernie cecilia. why is the market so spooked by what the fed minutes revealed? >> well, liz, thank you for having me again. first of all, bryn mawr trust, we're looking to manage money over the long-term. let me set the longer term context and shorter term context. the longer term context, charlie gasparino mentioned it, a lack of fiscal reform, pulling the american health care act and lack of gop coalition, at least, calls into question what might happen in the fiscal and tax regulatory side. markets in a wait-and-see attitude, that is the bigger picture. the short-term picture happened to

it opens in imax and theaters april 14th. i will say, go see it in imax if you can, because it is big -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's exciting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and has explosions. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know how you top the other movie, but you do every single time. [ cheers and applause ] come up with great ideas. you had a car -- last time you had a car come out of a plane and parachute in. and i was like they'll never top that one, man. >> and we did. >> jimmy: and you did again. >> oh, my god. i got to say it's -- it's because we have the best fans in the world. >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> they encourage us to continue. and we're just so fortunate, we're so blessed. >> jimmy: well, i think you're fantastic in it. i just want to show everyone a a clip of how tricky and well done and well directed this film is. here's a clip, here's vin diesel in the "the fate of the furious." take a look at this. ♪ >> hold still. [ speaking foreign language ] >> okay buster, let's see if this works. >> it's impossible

earnings just out from imax. revenue four months short of forecast after imax's biggest opening weekend ever in china with the release of "the fate and the furious." >> good to see you. >> it's early. >> too early in the morning for you? you're up watching movies? >> pretty much. >> blockbuster movies aren't released in january and february unless you have a tail from a december movie, it's a relatively slow quarter. starting right now, you said fate of the furious, this is what kicks off blockbuster season. >> how much of the business has moved to china? >> for fate of the furious, china did higher box office than the u.s. by almost double, not only in imax but in the u.s. film industry. it's become really important. for some franchises, including transformers coming up, china is incredibly important. >> what are the expansion plans in the united states screenwise? >> the u.s. is a more mature market than other places. there's been some consolidation, amc, the majority owned by wanda. but there's not a lot of ne

it's in theaters and imax this friday. please welcome josh gad, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: josh gad. there he goes. there he goes. josh gad, everybody! keep it going. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, what a great -- hey! >> jimmy: welcome, hey, man. >> hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: nice to meet you. >> hey, "the roots!" >> jimmy: hi, welcome back to our program. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: good to see you, and congrats, this movie is gigantic. "beauty and the beast," oh my goodness. >> it's really good. it's really good. >> jimmy: it's a big deal. >> yeah? >> jimmy: yeah. it's fantastic. >> it's a great movie. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's breaking records, shattering records. i don't know if you know this. >> tell me. >> jimmy: they're selling -- you can't even get a ticket to it. >> wait. i need to see it. >> jimmy: you're in it. >> yeah, no i know, but disney is very stingy. they wouldn't give me tickets. >> jimmy: that's not true. that's not true at all. even -- >> you buy it, too. >> jimmy: no, but this is the first disn

[ cheers and applause ] "kong: skull island," go check it out, imax 3-d. samuel, i know that you're on social media. we were talking about that earlier. and i'm sure that you've seen those type of people who use facebook to rant about anything and everything. we all know those people. well i found a bunch of great rants on facebook and i think it would be fun to act them out. it is tonight for the "tonight show facebook rants." ♪ ♪ tonight show facebook rants ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this first rant is by cindy b. and it's about girl scout cookies. do you like girl scout cookies? >> yes i do. my mom used to have a brownie troop so -- >> jimmy: oh really? >> it was certain time of year there were bunches of cookies in my house and i pigged out. >> jimmy: samoas? >> no, i ate the shortbread butter cookies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's about girl scout cookies. >> better than those thin mint things they used to sell. >> jimmy: i like thin mints. yeah, thin mint. [ cheers and applause ] >> ugh. really? >> jimmy: who eats shortbread butter

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imax china falling the most in over year on news that chilies private equity investors will sell their 6% stake. in japan, salt lake under pressure, down by 1.3%. it could meetrt resistance in the debt market. and the measure -- the india rate coming through in a few hours time. is the repurchase rate from india. no change expected but look at an the rupee has been on absolute tear. analysts say were probably meet resistance at the 64.7 level when we hear from the r.b.i. later today. watch out for the fact that they can be tinkering with some of their tools to keep excess cash in the system. that will probably be the main takeaway from the interest rate decision with no change expected to the cash rate in india. anna: lots of impact from the .ederal reserve minutes according to the minutes released by the federal reserve, most officials back policy change that would begin banks 4.5central trillion dollar balance sheet later this year. they reiterated their outlook for gradual interest increases. the question for investors now is how will sinking the balance sheet impact the fed? progra

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the rest comes from a combination of retail and shopping, imax theaters, cafes and other things. we have been fortunate in getting generous philanthropy. we have already passed the $1.5 billion mark. susan: i know that you are dealing with so many donors, you don't want to single out one. it is unusual in a generation to have a private philanthropist with pockets as deep as his have been. can you talk about his role, and what kind of editorial control does one seek? do you get to keep your independence? mr. ferriero: that is the best thing about david. there is no pressure. he does not control where the resources are used. he is a passionate collector, and he wants his collection in the public. he wants to place them where people will see and appreciate them. he bought ross perot's copy of the magna carta. just months before i arrived on the scene, he was the first person to welcome me to washington. he graduated from two university. he checked with the president to make sure that i was a credible person. he has been incredibly supportive. but never pressure in terms of how we di

with that group in imax. thank you all for being here. let's begin with you at the exchange okay. so gdp is not what we like to see earnings so far have been pretty good. what impact does this have on the markets going forward. is the a case of it show me what you can do in washington. they're finally taking a look at washington. that is what the markets have said at least this week. earnings have been good. forecasts haven't pretty good for the second quarter. let's take this gdp number as a one off. right now the fed is probably a little bit confused conflicted about a three or four retake. begin for the market as well. right now the market just keeps grinding higher. that's what were going to do. even for the bank regulations to finally get out of the bank vault and into the economy nothing happens overnight. maybe this is just a bit of an outlier. that should also keep the markets happy as well. >> there is a pit of a delay were to get the future market rate here. they have already priced in. unless something drastic happens when it keep grinding higher in waiting for the next

experience it in imax. wmpblths. >>> >>> welcome back. foreman marks a new era for the atlanta braves as they pay their first game at billion dollar suntrust, joining me from that very park is the ceo of the braves and bill rogers the ceo of suntrust park. >> let's talk about suntrust park. you are moving so much further away from downtown atlanta. our fans will want to come see you north of atlanta where you are. >> we are moving right in the middle of our fan base. that's sort of the magic sauce. three years in the making, we are opening up this fabulous ballpark tomorrow night. it is the talk of the town and the region. there couldn't be anything more exciting going on in atlanta right now. >> bill, banks love major league baseball. banc of america is the official sponsor of mlb. there are baum parks for major league banks. why do banks love major league baseball? >> i think for us, it's clear. we're the hometown bank, they're a winning team. it's an iconic brand, something we want to associate ourselves with. we get a chance to purpos

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experience it in imax. >> reporter: detective julissa trapp couldn't sleep, kept awake by the puzzle of the girl someone threw away in the trash. that's when something jogged her restless mind. hadn't some young women vanished in the town next door, santa ana? >> we were like, "well, you know, what are the odds that they're related?" >> reporter: so she looked them up and learned about kianna jackson, just 20 years old when she disappeared five months before jarrae's death. her mom is kathy menzies. >> she was just a very fun-loving child. always made you laugh. >> reporter: just look at her childhood photos. that silly grin. she loved her dog, her little brother, playing softball. and then it started happening, said kathy. eighth grade or so. >> she was kind of getting, you know, typical teenage. you know, mouthy. and then, you know, high school came, getting around the older kids, she kind of got a little, you know, worse. >> reporter: how did you cope with that? >> one day at a time. love her as much as i could is -- was about the only thing. >> reporter: after high school kianna

our studio audience, tonight, gets a pair of tick tights see "guardians of the galaxy volume 2" in imax 3-d. so congratulations. thank you. thank you, we'll be right back with music from bleachers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live concert series" is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> announcer: next with tensions on the rise with north korea, "nightline" goes where no camera crew has gone before. >> this is serious stuff. >> announcer: inside the top hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank the cast of "guardians of the galaxy" and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, their album is called

experience it in imax. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 at 6:24. ap transit considering eliminating services for students at three oakland schools. they're skyline high school, montera middle school and community day school. they're in the open hills where there is little public transit. 682 students ride the busses in the morning. 933 ride them in the afternoon. the sum limit air bus service costs more than $10 million and i third is for the schools. the directors will meet and talk about a hearing. >>> the construction boom made getting around the city moretime consuming for drivers. the construction projects have slowed traffic as much as 9 miles an hour during the morning commute. and the san francisco transportation agency said that the construction specifically impacts the city streets and doubled in recent years. the san francisco chamber of commerce -- in the working group to try to better manage congestion by working with developers. >>> and 6:25 is the time. the county board of supervisors is put on hold. a pr draft for now. the board was

experience it in imax. >>> art told us the market on close are selling by $900 million. we heard it was a big number on the sell side, 900 million. we'll see if that has an impact. meantime, l brands among the best performers in the s&p today. same store sales fell by a slightly worse than expected 10% last month. the victoria secret parents of the sales negatively affected by two to three points due to the late coming up east ere day this year, another ten days away. advanced microdevices lower. goldman sachs initiated coverage of the stock with a sell rating and $11 price target. citing competition from intel and nvida and said valuations are difficult to justify. that stock down 6.5% as a result today. timely, twitter's cofounder and current ceo of medium, evan williams announced he's sold 4 million shares was social media giant's stock and reportedly plans to sell up to 30% of his shares over the next few months, cutting his stake in twitter from 5% to under 4%. they do that for estate purposes or whatever. dow up 14 points, we are watching things, but we're going to

our studio audience, tonight, gets a pair of tick tights see "guardians of the galaxy volume 2" in imax 3-d. so congratulations. thank you. thank you, we'll be right back with music from bleachers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live concert series" is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> announcer: next with tensions on the rise with north korea, "nightline" goes where no camera crew has gone before. >> this is serious stuff. >> announcer: inside the t >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank the cast of "guardians of the galaxy" and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, their album is called "gone now" here with the song "don't take the money," bleachers! ♪ ♪ ♪ somebody broke me once love was a currency a shimmering balance act ♪ ♪ i think that i laughed at that and i saw your face and hands coloured in sun ♪ ♪ and then i think i understand will i understand ♪ ♪ ♪ will we fight stay up late in my dream

experience it in imax. >>> welcome back. are you good. >> guys, you got competition over here. >> hurts, judge. >> take a look at the unusual activity at the may 20 strike today because the stock used to be over 20 and that was a couple of weeks ago and now it's under 16. they bought the may 20 calls. big numbers really fast today. so we think the stock has enough upside that i'll probably hold these for two to three weeks along the upside calls. >> pete, what about you. >> abx, when you look at the one-year chart this is a stock that has taken off recently. what's happening here today, the may 19 being bought aggressively, 10,000 bought for 60 cents, i think that's protection. i don't think they're expecting a down shot coming out of the stock, i think they're protecting a position that's been moving to the upside. i got a bonus for you. look at the weekly option activity on apple. i talked about opportunity. the 141 calls, the 142 calls that expire on thursday, massive call buying in there today. keep an eye on apple. i'm

experience it in imax. thon week is back. i'll get my coat. meaning you can catch up on all the moments you might have missed. you seriously can't tell the difference between a bird and a plane? like that time gwen and blake got a little too flirty. that's so inappropriate to talk about us hooking up. xfinity watchathon week ends april 9. the greatest collection of shows free with xfinity on demand. >>> welcome back to msnbc and breaking news coverage. i'm stephanie rule. we have new details pouring in following the u.s. air strikes in syria. we have a team of reporters covering all of the angles of this story from around the world. first, to nbc's matt bradley in lebanon which shares a border with syria. matt, what are the reports coming out of syria? >> reporter: well, right now we are hearing voices of support from various syrian insurgent who is are against the assad regime. they've offered fullsome praise for president trump and finally taken action and done what president trump wants and differentiates himself from barack obama and said

experience it in imax. >> within that process and within the context of the trump campaign, the trump transition, did you seek the names of people involved, did you unmask the names of people involved in the trump transition, the trump campaign, people surrounding the president-elect in order to spy on them? >> absolutely not for any political purposes, to spy, expose, anything. >> did you leak the name of mike flynn? >> never have and never would. when the intelligence community would respond to a request from senior national security official for the identity of an american, that would come back only to the person who requested it. it would be brought back to them directly. to me or who ever might have requested it on occasion. this is, you know, important. it was not then typically broadly disseminated throughout the national security community or the government. so the notion that which some people are trying to suggest that by asking for the identity of an american person, that is the same as leaking it is completely false. >> jenna: president obama's former national security adv

in our studio audience, tonight, gets a pair of tickets to see "guardians of the galaxy volume 2" in imax 3-d. so congratulations. thank you. thank you, we'll be right back with music from bleachers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live concert series" is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? neutrogena® hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it supple and hydrated day after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to a thousand times its weight in water. this refreshing water gel plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. the hydro boost skincare line from neutrogena®. see what's possible. >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel concert series is presented by mercedes-benz, the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank the cast of "guardians of the galaxy" and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, their album is called "gone now" here with the song "don't take the money," bleachers! â

from federal appropriations and the rest comes from a combination of retail, shops, online shopping, imax theaters, cafes and some other things and philanthropy. and we've been very, very fortunate over a period of time, especially recently in getting generous philanthropy. we've passed the $1.5 billion mark. and, as you mention, i come from higher education. that's a lot of philanthropy for an entity that doesn't have a lot of unusual sense nor a football team. so far as i know, not a football team. >> i know since you look to many donors, you would be loathe to single out one, but i really do want to, because you and i have worked with the archives and david rubenstein. it is unusual in a generation to have a private philanthropist with pockets as deep as his has been for national treasures, can you talk about the role that he's had and also what kind of editorial control does one seek when you give that kind of money? or do you still get to have your independence when you put things together? >> that's the best thing about working with david. there's no pressure on you. he does not hav

experience it in imax. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." we've got breaking news on lyft, the company. ride sharing service has raised a new round of financing of about $500 million which now values the company according a private stock market site at $7.2 billion. investors in this round include fortress investments, and carl icahn as well as chinese ride hailing service. so again, interesting development here. a new $7.2 billion valuation for lyft. >> big news there, thank you very much. >>> time to reveal today's mystery chart. shares of this software stock on a tear up more than 20%. hats off to those of you who guessed it. redhat, the north carolina-based software company, up 50% in the 90 days, doubling since its '13 lows. jim, two questions for you. one business, one political. i'll start with business. you are -- a lot of people probably don't know this. you are the arc connectihitectu amazon.com. how much of amazon's run has benefited you? do you think your stock or business is tied directly to amazon? >> i would say our business i

experience it in imax. >> jimmy: hi, we're back. john mayer is on the way. without our next guest, there would be no freaks, no geeks, no "superbad," no "40 year-old virgin," no "girls" and no "love." for anyone. ever. his new show "love" is streaming on netflix, please welcome judd apatow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> that was a rousing round of applause for me. >> jimmy: yeah, well, they're instructed to clap. [ cheers and applause ] >> my level of fame is not that high to get that much. my level of fame is, if i'm walking down the street and somebody says, if you say judd apatow, if i say no, they go, all right. [ laughter ] i was at a -- the "new york times" crossword puzzle two weeks ago, i got calls like, oh my god, you've really made it! and i said, no, that means i'm still obscure enough to be a clue. >> jimmy: what was the clue? >> i don't know. jackass jew director? >> jimmy: that could be so many people. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> good to be here. >> jimmy: i notice you tweete

experience it in imax. >> ♪ >> music festival season is right around the corner and here are some tips to help you keep safe at the shows this summer. first, pick a safe spot to meet your friends in case you get seventy eightd. good idea to be prepared for any kind of weather. pack sunscreen, hats, sunglasses and comfortable shoes and drink plenty of water. and if possible, take public transportation so you don't find yourself stuck in traffic. and then you'll be able to enjoy the show. >> at this point in my life it would only be someone in a costume singing. >> a whole different kind of music festival. >> you'll get there. >> don't get stuck in traffic this morning. let me warn you about the trouble spots. we're looking live at cottman. that's southbound traffic on your right headed towards center city beginning to jam on cottman near girard on 95. no accidents right here, just a slow go. construction here in delaware, 295 southbound at 13 and when the crews are done here at 4 o'clock, they're going put in 40 miles an hour speed restrictions and we expect this to be a big problem thr