sports streaming services, the streaming business did still see a loss in this quarter so thatis stillr so that is one that is quite interesting, we will keep an eye on that going forward. we interesting, we will keep an eye on that going forward.— that going forward. we heard from our last guest _ that going forward. we heard from our last guest talking _ that going forward. we heard from our last guest talking about - our last guest talking about americans still seeking out experiences which seems to be borne out in the parks results, but the company executives did warn they could see a moderation in demand going forward, is that what is driving down the share price down sharply this morning after what on the surface is positive news? that definitely is _ the surface is positive news? that definitely is one _ the surface is positive news? trust definitely is one consideration. the parks business has seen a great growth domestically and also internationally with the hong kong park. they did indicate there would be a slowdown but also there will be a slowdown in terms of subscriber gro

streaming services, the streaming business of disney did still see a loss in this quarter.iness has seen a great growth domestically, but also internationally with the hong kong park as well. and they did indicate that there's going to be some slowdown, but also they said there was going to be some slowdown in terms of subscriber growth for disney plus in disney's third quarter of the year as that growth starts to slow. that's really the side of the business that investors are keeping an eye on at the moment. and that's probably largely the reason why we saw that kind of declining rate. this comes off the backdrop of the bitter proxy fight where the leadership of ceo bob iger was being challenged and there was a question about where i they were not as profitable as netflix but this will answer some of those questions —— about why they were not. although on wall street, they are not quite reflecting that at the moment. michelle, thanks forjoining us. oil giant bp has reported a slump in profits for the first three months of the year. it made $2.7 billion betweenjanuary and m

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the first saw the move from records and cds to downloads and streaming, with the rise of the streaming, amazon and apple. now advanced tech, such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality and avatars, are fueling new opportunities to boost profits with everything from virtual concerts to songs written by robots. this time, though, it's not the artist and not even the record labels that stand to profit — but the tech giants. earlier this year, we saw the launch of soono, hailed as the gift for music, using al to produce human—like songs from brief text cues, all at the press of a button. so to give you an idea, we tested it, and typed in "write me a love song about chickens." this was the result. so, there you go. see how easy it is to produce a song in seconds? and that's what the industry is worried about. with artificial intelligence able to produce hundreds of songs in seconds, the sheer volume of new ai tracks is flooding streaming platforms, which the industry says is diluting profits for genuine artists. so, let's take a look at the numbers. the global recorded music market gre

also. >> and streaming, too. and then also streaming is going to be a winding path to profitability. so, you've got the cash generator under pressure you have the growth business with an uncertain path and what do you have? a stock that's down 10%. >> karen -- you are spot-on with that, but maybe they thought this was a pretty benign quarter and you weren't going to get the move eps beat, revenue, slight miss subscription numbers, not great, but not a disaster they probably thought, given the way the stock had been trading, this was not going to happen, which, might be one of the reasons they didn't address it with that said, they show know it's their business to know. so, i think a lot of it was given a run that the stock had, a lot of it was effected the netflix quarter by itself was very good. it wasn't the quarter that scared everybody at netflix, it was all the things they said subsequent to the quarter. so, when you compare those two things, i think it makes a little sense but i do think there's a level to

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for more on the streaming space, let's bring in tom rogers.hairman at orbit gaming and entertainment tom, great to see you, particularly in person welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> so, for a long time, we've been saying that netflix is the winning of the streaming wars, so, this week, all the earnings reports, they may prove that who can be number two, though? >> well, that's a great question, but i think the disney earnings report showed that disney really hit a milestone that takes away a lot of the skepticism i have had about this -- >> really? >> you know i've been cynical about disney and -- >> rightly so. >> always saying, hey, don't just look at the sub growth on streaming, think about the linear business and its decline, but what happened, and no analyst really pointed to this, which was surprising to me, for the first time, can you see that the revenues of its streaming business are now as big as its traditional tv linear business they have kind of hit equilibrium. run rate, $25 billion in revenue just about, on the streaming side

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in streaming they have been saying it for years now, the streaming business overall is going to be profitablen the fourth quarter, which will be huge. most of those competitors are not there yet outside netflix. so, that will be a significant turning point. at the same time, you are seeing a real weakness in the traditional tv business. the last quarter in particular, some of these new deals like with charter, they are giving disney plus to cable subscribers, canceling cable channels they used to get. it's a mixed bag for disney. sonali: tough love, here. what does it mean for bob iger at the end of the day? chris: you could look at the report in see signs of a turnaround, maybe he will make it work and exit on a high note in a couple of years, but still to be determined. sonali: chris, thank you so much for covering. this is the worst day for disney stock since november of 2022. a tough turnaround. chris, thank you. coming up next, a newly formed group looking to influence the ever-changing city of miami. we go to wall street south with andre dua up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ sandals jama

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the -ublic streams of immigration? the public are — streams of immigration?e: public are being scared streams of immigration? tt;e: public are being scared by these high net migration figures, as high as 700,000 net migration figures. the government willjust not listen. i have brought this up on the floor of the house of lords with cross—party support. unanimous support in many cases to take the international students out of the net migration figures. many of our other competitor countries including the united states and australia exclude international students when they present the net migration figures. they are temporary migrants and that is why other countries exclude them. if we excluded the international students from the net migration figures, that 700,000 figure would plummet. in a statement to the bbc the home office said we are fully focused on striking the right balance between acting decisively to tackle net migration and attracting the best and brightest students to study at our universities. recognising the significant contribution they make to

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the death of people in the burning house of trade unions on may 2, 1914, the explosion of the nord streamand the murder of our citizens, and the terror attack on the crimean bridge, this includes everything, they do not disdain anything, it is surprising that this is also, by the way... the legacy of hitler’s reich, look, i’ll read it to you one document, this is an order, it is called on the use of military jurisdiction and on special measures of troops, it sounds like this: for actions committed by personnel and service personnel against enemy civilians, there will be no mandatory prosecution, even in cases where these actions ... are a war crime or misdemeanor, this is an order, it was signed on may 13 , 1941, and it was adopted on the personal orders of hitler, that is, impunity towards the civilian population is embedded in the ideology, embedded in the rules, aren’t we we see that this is happening today before our eyes, and the worst thing is, and this... the huge victory of the anglo-saxon world is that the russians are killing russians, that is, they managed to push together, wit

that flagship streaming service.call moments ago, quote, we are seeing some evidence of moderation from peak post-covid travel they did go on to say they expect income growth to rebound significantly in the fiscal fourth quarter between that and the streaming warnings about the fiscal third quarter, it looks like it may be one more rough quarter in that business, but then everything turning around by fiscal fourth quarter. so that kind of lumpiness that iger warned about. >> all right, julia, thanks. every time it seems to be actually starting to get some traction, it backs off, so we're headed all the way back down to 107 or so. final check on the markets dow managing to still gain despite a nine point loss in disney nasdaq is flat s&p indicated up six or so i can only imagine what else you're down there for. i don't even want to think about the leaders and movers and shakers you're going to be with. >> we're going to bring you some of that video tomorrow morning there's your tease >> that's why you want to join us

subscribers to comcast broad brand and its streaming bundle would cost $20 a month can add on the stream an additional $10, bringing that price tag up to $30 a month. now, watson saying that this stream saver bundle is designed to drive value for broadband customers, and he also said it opens the possibility for other potential bundles down the line. all this comes ahead of the bundle of disney plus, hulu and max, set to launch this summer. we have no details on timing or pricing just yet. and then there's the streaming sports joint venture with fox, warner brothers discovery tnt and disney's espn. this is said to launch by the fall. on friday, we learned its name, venue sports, and the fact it will combine linear and digital feeds. sources tell us it will be in the $40 to $50 range. all of these bundles are trying to reduce turn, to increase engagement, which is valuable for ad revenue, and to use their combined heft to reduce marketing costs. now, i'm speculating about what's going to happen with paramount plus with its parent company facing big questions. now we're watching to see whi

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, from every stream, now this is a stream from the previous stream , we saw this in the media, but the presence of the iranian nation was a strong punch in their mouths, god willing, all of their souls be happy. thank you very much for giving us the opportunity to reach you. may their souls be happy. may your blessings be from baghdad to tehran, to this iraqi man whose wounded heart had dragged him all the way to the nest of a wounded heart. he had taken talking from him, he was in love with people, he was in love each of them had a story here, one day there was no work to be at their desk, i was always looking for people's work. some people like to talk for hours about the martyr of their president . it's a pity that you just left. it's a pity that your work is left. god willing, there will be people who will continue your path. someone who sincerely works hard can testify to this first and last word. i am very happy that my country has seen the history of such a president again , and some people were disappointed. mr. raisi, thank you for all your efforts. to say thank you, i can't b

obviously there's still a lot of people moving over to streaming.the prices on social, like instagram and on search, you know, we're talking about amazon and instacart and stuff like that the prices are not actually that much cheaper so it's really about finding the right consumer and getting them right at the moment when they made the interest in buying. that's what makes it valuable is for amazon and for some of these other players that are hitting them right at the moment that they're expressing interest and making a purchase, which is obviously going to be very valuable to them and other retail. >> where in -- i guess, my basic question is where and in what kind of media is advertising going to grow the fastest? and where is it going to shrink? in other words, as a piece of the whole advertising pie, is television, whether it is traditional linear television cable or on the air or i stream, is that going to be a smaller piece of the pie and something else going to take its place if so, what? >> well, television, if you think of brand advertising

the stream spot, me thought sort of sounds like i started with lens. international practice is sort of valuable lessons in terms of technology adoption policy for them. and they said and community engagement flooding sense countries like the lens, etc. and what we're using for our management. so okay, think of benefits. so you know, we do equities and call over to some between government industry and academia. so by starting and end up being successful practices from around the world, then please get enhanced database to, to management. so if it is an address blow by the time it gets more effectively. thank you so much dr. mullen, but please stick around. the chief scientist, doctor mullin, shaw will be with us after the break. and when we come back, what does it cost to build a water treatment facility? we'll have more after the break, the of the, in $1884.00, the german empire began its colonial invasion. internet may be from the very start . berlin encourage the white calling is to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the loc

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time on bloomberg television or stream it at bloomberg originals.isney shares tumbled of the most in 18 months, after a report of a tepid outlook for growth in streaming sioux tribe is in the current quarter. the ceo hugh johnston says price hikes are not impacting streaming negatively. >> we took prices up a little bit in the beginning of this year and it didn't really see much of an impact. as to what the future brings, we are obviously very judicious with the way that we price, we want to provide access to as many guests as we possibly can. but we do believe that the great experiences we provide, people are willing to pay for. tom: disney's cfo speaking to bloomberg. was bring in charlie wells from the team. the results topline for the quarter was a beat but the shares were hammered. what was the investor reaction, where is the fear situated in this stock? >> yesterday was trouble not in the house of mouse, but around it, actually it was a solid second-quarter earnings report for this company. one thing to focus on was disney plus, which is that

live chopper is streaming now on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. >> what a nightmare for drivers. thanks so much. >>> to san jose now where a police officer is in critical condition after a shootout with a domestic violence suspect today. >> officers were called to a hotel today after reports that a man was threatening a woman and her three children. the hotel located on st. ignacio avenue in the santa teresa neighborhood. we heard from the acting chief this afternoon. >> this is the classic reason why police work is so dangerous. it's the unknown. >> our da lin spoke to a man staying at the motel where it all went down. >> reporter: police say the shooting happened at this extended stay america hotel. one officer was treated and released. they say a second officer was shot multiple times. they say he had life threatening injuries. he has now stabilized in critical condition. san jose police surrounded extended stay america st. ignacio avenue after a gunbattle erupted. investigators say the 33-year-old suspect, kevin breona shot two officers. at least one returned fire. this hote

you can find it streaming on the abc7 bay area app. you can download it and watch wherever you stream. >> we want to get back to the breaking news. amanda has been tracking a deadly car crash on the peninsula. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez just got to that scene in palo alto on highway 101. and gloria, what can you tell us? >> yeah. you know, kumasi, i was just talking to chp here, and i'm getting new information about this crash. first of all, i want to tell you there's some major backups here. so if you can avoid this area, definitely take those alternate routes. but i want to show you this sign right here because chp on the scene is telling me that a driver hit that green billboard, and that's when the driver was disabled, started veering off to the left, and tells me, chp, that at some point the driver got out of their car and two cars then rammed into that car. a big rig eventually did crash into that vehicle as it was moving to the shoulder. and that person, unfortunately, who was in that vehicle did die. now, we don't

where it's going is to streaming. way, when you look at 2025 and an earnings multiple about 19 times, that could be lower if streaming continues to do better. >> what's funny about the linear business, it's not going to go back to what it was, i think it's priced into all these names. it can co-exist with streaming for another 15 years that's a and, b, if there's an overall recovery in ad spending, that might be good enough to mask the fact linear is losing share. the street might be okay with that as the streaming platforms become more profitable >> i like what you said. even if that doesn't happen, people think this is the newspaper industry of the 1990s, yes, linear has a problem right now. it's getting replaced by the benefits of streaming. >>> let's get the headlines now with bertha coombs >>> the prosecution has started its redirect of stormy daniels in the donald trump hush money trial. earlier the defense repeatedly questioned the adult film star about profitable from her allegations. daniels stuck to her stor

they are the ones who build the cold down stream and the tunnel up stream. it should be their responsibility to maintain the system. those who lost everything. all right, come for the displaced that getting for new clothes and medical. okay. if you ever need be a subject, whether they will even brokerage in the 1st place, because our team is got into the ground with someplace what at 20 plus plan. so it would be pretty much want to say there was a real page if it was negligence, that is blame when the government boost will waiting for news of the missing relatives. say that desperate to find the bodies only then can they find solace. kathleen, so you all to 0? my my hear central. can you? a heavy rains. meanwhile in southern brazil has killed at least 37 people with another 70 still missing the space a real ground. a soul has experience. rec, we're breaking flats and several towns. streets have turned into rivers, as you can see, with roads and bridges completely washed away. the storm has triggered lands live on the partial collapse of, of them as a small h

the death of people in the burning house of trade unions on may 2 , 1914, the explosion of the nord stream terror attack on the crimean bridge, this includes everything, they do not disdain anything, it is surprising that this too, by the way... the legacy of hitler's reich, look, i'll read you one document, this the order, it is called the appropriation of military jurisdiction and on special measures of troops, it sounds like this: for actions committed by personnel and service personnel against enemy civilians, there will be no mandatory prosecution, even in cases where these actions are... slavic peoples, people who studied from the same textbooks, who read the poems of pushkin, krilov, read tolstoy, and these people today are killing each other, with the only difference, we protect our own, we protect donbass, we protect russia, that defended by those who are fighting on the other side today, every day huge amounts of money were spent on... to become cannon fodder, to be an uncleaned corpse decomposing on the ukrainian black soil, and this is really so, because with all the propaganda

the sunnyvale protesters even set up a live stream, which showed police breaking it up. now we have reached out to google for a statement on today's protests, and we'll let you know when we hear back. we're also seeing more protests pop up at bay area college campuses. students here at san jose state has become the latest to set up an encampment calling for a cease fire in gaza. and for the school to cut any financial ties. with israel demonstrations are also taking place at uc berkeley stanford. sf state and sonoma state, among others. the state capitol. now we're governor gavin newsom will be paying close attention. to what's happening in half moon bay tonight. the city is under pressure to vote on a controversial farmworker. housing project. if they don't act they could face legal action. the deadly mass shooting last year exposed the poor living conditions for farm workers in the coastal city. photos showed somewhere housing storage sheds with no running water. now the proposed 40 unit project would be built in downtown half boon bay on kelly avenue. there have been

flows, flows , i wheel, and the wheel, but my life. and it flows and rolls, flows and rolls, like a streameels. dear friends, on the air of the creative industry podcast with you, as always, elena kiper, producer, music video director and roman karmanov, ceo of the presidential fund cultural initiatives. our guest today is a director, yes, a person from whom such energy immediately came, director konstantin bogomolov, artistic director of the theater on malaya bronnaya, hello, hello, i think that whoever turned on the air just now is a storm of emotions, i think they are experiencing, and bogomolov, or bogomolov, or god, bogomolov, well, in general , different emotions, how do you manage to evoke such emotions in people. i just work a lot, a lot, in order to call up some special ones , i work a lot, that’s it, well, i’m not, i’m not concerned emotions, i’m just doing my job, i’m doing it as i see fit, and maybe it’s good that the work i’m doing evokes different emotions, very different and joyful, and sometimes some negative and controversial ones, in any case in this case, i always say th