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we'll see what sony has to say. again, this is not a letter directly to sony, as the other two letters have been. this just a regular quarterly letter to third point's investors. but in it, after the first couple of letters to sony seemed to take a bit of a cordial type of approach to this whole thing, this is more pointed criticism of sony entertainment, at least third point's own investors. >> an interesting story. >> yeah. >> we're watching the markets, and in just a moment, one expert says the dow is heading for a course reversal that could send it down to 5,000. bob pisani, the dow is down about 31 points right now, so we're not going all the way there. what are you hearing from traders on the floor? >> reporter: did i hear this right? 5,000? is that right? >> that's correct. >> reporter: there's no sign it's happening today, good news. that's a 70% drop. i'm sorry to laugh. but there's no way it's -- this looks like friday, we had the de -- 5,000, i'm trying to get my head around this. put up the full screen.

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this is going to be a real big disappointment for sony this year. - sony is hurting. thanks for coming on the show, we appreciate it. - thank you. coming up, home is where the road is. what rv sales are signaling to traders. traders unplugged is next. two hard-working traders join us from the trading floor of cme group. alan knuckman and andrew keene are ready to go for traders unplugged! today. good morning, and topic 1: econ class - the government has booked about $120 billion in profits from student loans. where are interest rates going next? - that's like saying where the stock market is going next. i think interest rates, for the time being, are going to go higher for now. the 10-year is going to go higher. i think by the end of the year, if they taper, if they don't taper, it's going to come back under 2%. but i think that the immediate time, they are going higher, and the tlt is going lower. - people of gotten really worried - we've seen a 1% rally. but we're talking about all-time, forever lows, and we're still at 2.5%. the cbo is talking about rates in 2016 b

it's called "til the casket drops," zz ward from the sony stage. our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated man, who played the most loveable serial-killer, killer serial killer. please welcome michael c. hall. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: did you kill anyone today? >> i did not kill anyone today, nor did i pretend to kill anyone at work. >> jimmy: oh, so that is pretend -- >> the last take -- no, it is all fake. >> jimmy: what a great show, you have done eight seasons of the show. i heard you're down to the final week of shooting. >> yeah, we're in the middle of shooting a final episode as we speak. >> jimmy: and that obviously -- well, maybe not -- >> i mean, it is a lot of things, wistful, imagining that we'll be nostalgic, pride, i mean, eight years, that is like college twice. >> jimmy: yes r, and some peopl after eight years of college wind of working at starbucks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: had a chat with the audience. >> yes. >> jimmy: well, after you're doing this will you go right onto doing

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. >>> japanese entertainer sony dropped the fine. detailed information was stolen when the play station network was hacked in 2011. the u.k. information commissioner's office said the company could have prevented the breach. the office fined sony in europe about $378,000 in january. sony initially appealed the fine but says it has decided to pay because continuing with the proceedings could risk exposing details of its security system. >>> now time to check on the markets. >>> time now to check on the weather with meteorologist. >> commuters in tokyo are enjoying a cool trip to work or school this morning. what can we expect? >> yesterday the temperature in tokyo dropped to the upper 20s for the first time since early july. it is almost the same today because we have a high pressure system over the north bringing cooler air for the eastern half of the nation. the western side is a different story. we have a high pressure system. this is a heat weather maker providing very hot air from the south. temperatures nearly 35 degrees for the

and sony in the hot seat as daniel loeb keeps the pressure on one part of sony's business he's calling bloated. we have the story next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sharing. hey, can i borrow your boat this weekend? no. [ male announcer ] share more. save more. at&t mobile share for business. ♪ liz: let's take a look at shares of . they are trading higher today after daniel loeb's third point hedge fund released a letter -- the second that we know of -- criticizing the company's entertainment division, this time way more pointed than his first general relatively-friendly letter. this one saying the entertainment remains poorly managed with a famously bloate

he has amassed 6.9% stake in sony. he's sent two letters to that company's ceo, who has promised to consider the idea. but i think most people who have observed the issue to this point say it's unlikely that sony is going to take up mr. loeb on his suggestion. let me also mention that a new equity position is being revealed, and that's in cf industries. cf industries, a new equity position by dan loeb's third point. you can see, obviously, what the stock is doing as a result of that. quoting from the letter, we believe its structural cash-flow generation strength is misunderstood, and that management should deliver a much larger dividend to its shareholders. such a dividend would highlight the sustainability of its cash-flow generation and lead to a substantial rerating. that's probably the most important point of the letter, regarding cf industries. just to rehash the top, it's dan loeb is stopping up his criticism of sony entertainment in his efforts to try and get that company to spin off the entertainment division.

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the camera that is recording the show is by sony. sony was once the mightiest electronics company in the world and last year they lost 8.5 odeon dollars and some have shut down electronics division. that has happened in 10 years. they have gone from the top of the heap to a situation where people say openly they should pack it in. you know, this country and we talk about vietnam. there has never been an individual country as powerful as america was in 1964 and what happened over the next 10 years? >> at phnom. we were humbled. so i mean there is something i think profoundly humbling about what happens to giants, to goliath's and to be someone in a position of great authority and power is a more precarious position then i think most people realize. >> why do you goliath's shoot themselves in the foot? >> well there are many reasons. i explore just a couple. one of the same strategies that made them great will keep them great and that's not true. and two as they underestimate just how useful the struggle was, how creative it is. when y

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sony is up 469% since the walkman debuted. however, the stock is still down 624% from its all-time closing high that was back in the year 2000. things really do make you go hmm. >>> well, the tech sector talking of has really underperformed the s&p 500 year to date. up nearly 37% but that compares to the 14% gain for the s&p and why don't we take a look at apple. know we've taken a look at it because it's on pace for the best day for five months on the upgrade. up more than 3% and, of course, where if goes from here is anybody's guess. john? jon fortt, is the tech sector be able to break out in the second half? >> it may be, mandy, and i remember '79 pre-school, a good year. lots of new stuff coming. let's take some companies first, google. the ceo of its motorola unit says to expect the high end motox-phone in the summer and also hinted that lower end phones are coming later. >> between now and october we'll be launching not just a single phone but relaunching or intire product portfolio. >> and we know it's being made by fle

jordan is here, and karmin from the sony outdoor stage. tomorrow night, we have two jeff's for you, jeff bridge bri from bravo, jeff lewis. and a friend of the show, you know him from "weeds" and can see him at the funny bone, or see him on his new dvd called "whelmed, but not overly." please welcome kevin nealon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you know todd rundgren? >> yes, i love todd rundgren. >> jimmy: you know each other personally? >> yes -- we go way back, we were in garage bands together. >> jimmy: really? >> no. >> jimmy: you just got back from africa? >> yes, i just did a film with adam sandler in africa -- >> jimmy: adam doing a film in africa? >> yeah, you ever been to africa. >> jimmy: yeah? >> it is an amazing country, you are kind of jet lagged, the first couple of days for me, we went on a tour ride, the first animal he brought next to me was a lion and a lioness, so that snaps you out of your jet lag. >> jimmy: you brought pictures, should we go through them? >> all right. >> jimmy: actually, i'll hold them up for y

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there is a lot of competition coming from sony or samsung with their smart tv's. are those a strip -- a threat to what you do? >> we think there is a huge opportunity. being a smart tv is becoming a standard feature. fairly soon you will not be able to sell a television unless it has internet streaming built-in. if you look at the market today for a television in the united states, you can segmented into three tiers. you have the korean brands, which are now the top-selling brands like samsung and lg. the japanese brands, which used to be the top-selling but are now mid-tier. then a lot of the chinese brands or american brands whose products are built by chinese companies. that is the fastest-growing part of the market. we're working closely with chinese brands for the u.s. market. focusing on the transition we think will happen, where the brands of the future are chinese brands. >> now, some people predict the streaming media will soon go away s more people buy tv's -- smart tv's. he does not think that is true. his belief is you do not buy a new tv that often. h

usa's sony chief to talk to the ceo of time warner. there has been a lot of break up the net company and sony is under pressure to break up the entertainment business. also the sony ceo having to worry about that possibility comcast kisio is here with his son looks like he cloned himself with his double cater. the largest ad holding company in the world was there. and eric schmidt talking with zuckerberg carrying his could be in a wearying a. then amazon came in kind of late and then harvey wednesday in the movie maker but basically space got to see late is the chairman of liberty media who wants to shake up the cable business to have the $32 billion takeover over time warner. when you're go late night i went over to him he would talk about serious accident and everything he said came true in the next month. let's see what malone says tonight about his design on time warner cable. it ought to be good. i hope he goes out to the bar tonight. liz: and is even there this year? >> and don't think he is on the list. but they said his options

sony is another story of stock price is spectacular. they benefitted from being in japan where samsung's market in co correia has not done well. >> let's move to missouri where matt h is interested in sea drill. he says i enjoy your show each weeknight and find it informative. we're grateful to you for that. can you please look at sea drill ticker sdrl and tell me what the future looks like for the company and dividends. >> they are an offshore drilling contractor so they own oil rigs and drill off them. businesses has been good for them since oil prices are high. in response they have taken out a lot of debt because oil rigs are expensive and significantly increased capacity, which isn't a problem on it's own. the industry as a whole has done that. we think that will come under price pressure in the future because so much new capacity will come online and the other problem is debt they have taken on, hard to refinance interest rates. interest rates are likely to move higher. >> thanks for those good suggestions. we appreciate it. chief

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and violet spectrum scheme if you know that we will mainly thanks to the efforts of such companies as sony and shell so japan was very much ahead of the rest of the world as it practically have the monopoly of these lasers on the markets of japan had already unveiled the first blu ray prototype in two thousand with the first plays being released in the country just three years later the blue relays it generates a more focused beam than the one using d.v.d. drives the greater precision of the blu ray allows much more data to be crammed onto each disk as well as leans more immersive game and film experiences the blue ray also has much more serious scientific observations with such high demand for these lasers enough to thirteen years of production japan cannot churn them out as little as eight dollars a piece it's no wonder then that your wants to get in on the action so to set the ball rolling told to stop took on japanese blu ray drives and took them apart to get the laser inside. cambridge university has been developing the idea of modifying lasers with these focused on beams for a long t

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blue and violet spectrum scheme if you did that with mainly thanks to the efforts of such companies as sony and shelf so japan was very much ahead of the rest of the world as it practically have the monopoly for these lasers on the market of japan had already unveiled the first blue ray prototype in two thousand with the first plays being released in the country just three years later the blue relays it generates a more focused beam than the one using d.v.d. drives the greater position of the blu ray allows much more data to be crammed onto each disk as well as leans more immersive game and film experiences the blue ray also has much more serious scientific occupations with such high demand for these lasers enough to thirteen years of production japan cannot churn them out for as little as eight dollars a piece it's no wonder then that your wants to get in on the action so to set the ball rolling told to stop took on japanese the way drives and took them apart to get the laser inside. of cambridge university has been developing the idea of modifying lasers with these focused on beams for a

i want to sell sony. i think the odds won't favor it. sony's not expensive, but i don't think they'll get the big breakup. a tweet from @redsquare 27. i'm at the starbucks, very tired. what's the cramer? it's a double vente cappuccino wet, meaning it's water, more liquid. you don't just fill it with the cream. the foam right up at the top. now for a tweet from coach denim. when is the next book due out? holy cow. hey, coach, i am working my butt off to get that thing done. that's all i can tell you. next we have a tweet from andrew, who asked the following. the company is doing great. better weather. our next tweet is from @noforce danex. and the place is packed. feeling very happy. stephanie link, co-portfolio manager with me. i was saying we should take some at 111 for the trust because i think costco is going much higher, and the retailers are doing very well. our next tweet, hey, what do you think about broadcom, brcm? i could not believe it, got downgraded today. why, no catalyst? this is a company that preannounced things are bette

you have the two top sony guys. cheryl: dennis kneale. live from sun valley. thank you. full complete coverage of this contest. thank you. shares of apple teetering. the company conspired to raise the retail price of e-books. apple saying it has done nothing wrong. you have been looking at this case closely. strong words from the judge. >> this is classic price fixing. apple can see this coming a mile away. the judge thought that the government had the goods on apple. cheryl: she said that they agreed to work together. apple sees the moment and brilliantly played its hand. >> steve jobs, by the way, was a principal figure in this trial even though he is dead. cheryl: her ruling reads like a novel itself. >> you do not have to have an express agreement to fix prices at a specific level. an agreement to engage in this. cheryl: this judge appointed by former president bill clinton, this ruling, we should say that we did get a statement from apple. say they deny any of this. they also continue to fight against the false accusations. they are fighting. >> i have not read all

i want to sell sony. i think the odds don't favor it. sony's not expensive, but i don't think they'll get the big breakup. a tweet from @redsquare27. i'm at starbucks, very tired. what's the cramer? it's a triple vente cappuccino with skim wet, meaning it's water, more liquid. you don't just fill it with the cream, the foam right up at the top. now for a tweet from coach denim. when is the next book due out? holy cow. hey, coach, i am working my butt off to get that thing done. that's all i can tell you. next we have a tweet from andrew, who asked the following. like six? the company is doing great. i would like a little better weather. our next tweet is from @noforcedanex. at costco and the place is packed. feeling very happy. stephanie link, co-portfolio manager with me. i was saying we should take some at 111 for the trust because i think costco is going much higher, and the retailers are doing very well. our next tweet, hey, what do you think about broadcom, brcm? i could not believe it, it got downgraded today. why, no catalyst? thi

sony's white house down, only made 30 million in two weeks. biggest flop likely the disney's "the lone ranger," it cost well over $200 million to make and so far lassoed less than 120 million bucks. for hollywood executives, movies like these may be the inspiration for one word, flop-sweat. liz and dave? liz: we were wondering what is the problem? seems like big budget, big budget, sci-fi battle movies aren't doing well. >> that's wrong. david: no character in the movies. >> "iron man 3", guys, $1.2 billion. >> that is superhero. david: no character that is a big difference. >> i think bigger lesson sequels really work but when you want to make the lone ranger, it is not a sequel, want to make "pacific rim," not a sequel, much harder time. liz: do it on the cheap. >> you need characters people can identify with. >> and care about. liz: we had chris, chris, we had rich gelfond of imax on. he said that he believes "the hunger games" part 2 will be huge, catching fire. >> it's a great character. liz: sequel. david: character. everybody will see t

. >> where are they in competition with sony at the moment? >> if you look at nintendo being supported by the 3ds handheld console. that really is supporting it. in terms of the home console unit, it is struggling against the likes of -- >> should it be reinventing itself and offering games for tablets, smartphones, other platforms? >> i think that's some way off. despite the kind of rise in competition from ipad, iphone, et cetera, it is still holding its own in the mobile market. it offers something different in the 3ds. >> let's bring you in, as well, i mean, intenintendo is keepingt of its cash in foreign currencies. the weaker yen inflating paper fwan gains on its reserves and leads to losses. how important is what the yen is doing at the moment for all companies, not only the tech space? >> well, sort of across the board we think we have seen the major boost in foreign exchange earnings come already when we move from 75 up to the 100 level and we expect the dollar yen to stay in the 95 to 105 range. we think the major gains that were to

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we did screens as a part of sony and i think they just out right away are we can buy these guys as pals they have a with a there's a new turn to be the bro bro rants roman bromance this is new but what is this a non gay friendship right. lobotomy and you know if i have a hundred bro masses sure yeah. i know i do have another one hundred but everyone has but would you click you to click right away yeah i think we did i mean even in that reading there was a sense that we we had to our characters are lifelong friends and there had to be this familiarity with with these characters right from the bat you know when you do a pilot you don't know the other person or some people do have the luxury of working to get them into this vince vaughn and owen wilson who have just done a film and you know those of those partnerships work that has been massaged over time and for television shows you don't get that luxury is it more the buddy drama i just fell asleep is won't believe it was boring your answer board is that no it was that it is this more the body been the legal yeah i think so i think our s

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is -- you know, the guy is tenacious, and sony may be a buy anyway. we haven't talked about the equivalent of the parliament there, really just going behind the economics, so sony may have the wind at its back, and this man can come in and make a lot of noise. so far sony has been constructive, too. >>> how about last week when nelson basically had nothing good to say about -- >> though he is trying to get her to buy another company she doesn't want to buy. >> the white paper was fabulous. it's a great read. >> yahoo! is the biggest loser on the s&p, down 3.5%, does it make you wonder maybe element oeb is tell graphing that the best tisk are behind us? >> i think this is the year to play offense. i think that -- more real is better, i -- betting against mayer has been one of worth bess in the world. ail i baba is the gift that continues. they're really starting to shrink the number of shares. >> what's come back is microsoft for one after that horrid day on friday. >> yeah, that was gripping. >> worst day in about four years. h hasbro is making a come