emily: i was speaking to andrew wilson and he said in order to survive today as a gaming company youto do a little bit of everything, consoles, subscriptions, premiums. what do you make of that? >> we think that the issue is not so much being on a lot of different platforms. we think it's about making games that are really fun and really different or unique and if you do that, as long as you are on a big enough platform like mobile, p.c., console, any one of those address a very broad market. having said that, e.a. has done a fantastic job on being on all those different places. emily: all right. owen mahoney, thank for joining us today. great to have you. coming up, bloomberg's cover story features the most important apple executive you have never heard of. and check us out on the radio, the bloomberg app, and more of "bloomberg west" next. ♪ the oecd has cut its forecast for global growth. that risks in emerging markets. the world economy will expand 3% the same pace as last year. it also urged g 20 nations to consider more fiscal stimulus. much still needs to be done on the uk's d

s andrew wilson earlier this week.to what he had to say. >> they spend about 22 minutes in non-native apps but have an average of 26 apps. any company is fighting for less than a minute of time. if you don't have a great network, if you aren't able to connect hundreds of millions of players in the context of your games experiences, times are going to get really tough. emily: companies like king digital spending a lot of money. what impact is this going to have on the broader market? >> it's what brings more people to our platform and it's the fastest growing number at roblox. we're getting literally over three million coming to the platform every month because they're doing it for free. you're hearing it from your friend. it's bringing them primarily virally to our platform. so ultimately who owns the game in the end? >> the developer owns the game. it runs on our platform. we share in the virtual economy with them and they make money. emily: what happens if a big company wants to buy it? >> some day there may be visio

wilson. barbara: erin andrews is expected to take the trial today. she and 50 other names are on the witness list for the defense. more than 40 had not testified for the first four days of the trial. she's suing nashville marriott and othersor $75 million. she says their negligence let her stalker find her and film her through a peep hole when it appears peyton manning is getting closer to deciding whether to retire. the broncos quarterback has reportedly been mulling it since getting his secretary super bowl title -- second title this month the if he plans to play he must undergo a team physical by friday. >> why this oscar? it is the 88th academy awards. the 88th. which means this whole no black nominee thing has happened at least 71 other times. john: a lot more to the oscars than the winners. barbara: chris rock getting positive reviews for how he dealt with the lack of diversity. the moment getting the most buzz lady gaga's emotional performance. nominated song see co-wrote "till it happens to you" and that got a standing ovation and many were m

wilson. barbara: erin andrews is expected to take the stand today as her civil trial against a nashville hotel enters the second week. she and 50 other names are on the list for the defense. more than 40 had not testified the first four days. andrews is suggest nashville marriott and others for $75 million. she said their negligence let her stalker find her and film john: it appears peyton manning is closer to deciding whether he will retire. the broncos quarterback has reportedly been mulling the position since capturing his second super bowl title in a win over the carolina panthers. if he plans to play next season he must undergo a team fiscal by friday. barbara: if he did he would go out on a high note but i guess that is hard to let go. john: a lot of athletes can't seem to let it go. one more season. don: he was having trouble throwing the deep ball and that used to be a staple for him. i wouldn't be surprised if he retires. jie heard he can't feel his finger tips. don: the reason he was having a hard time throwing the deep ball reportedly he lost the touch because of feeling so he would

the brain child of byron wilson, jr. and andrew stiff. the duo offers a grocery delivery service to the greater downtown cleveland area but it also can come with a customized twist. personal chef services. there's extra cost attached, but chef ivy says customized meals are priceless. >> i think it is good for cleveland. i think it is something innovative. no one is doing it. >> reporter: from giant eagle to other stores personal shoppers will fill the bags for you and deliver them right to your door. it's simple. you sign up on the website three hours before you want your delivery. >> the minimum is $29.99 for the actual purchase, and we also have different packages as far as al la cart e rate or monthly packages. >> reporter: on days in cleveland when you wake up to this it may not be a bad idea to have someone to the shopping for you. >> romona: i saw you writing down the information down over there? >> mark: i am down with that. i like it. >> romona: i like the personal chef. >> mark: that's all right. omelet and sausage. >> romona: i

the brainchild of wilson jr. and andrew stith. they offer a grocery delivery service to the greater downtown cleveland area but also coming with a customized twist. personal chef services. there's extra cost attacked, but the chef says customized meals are priceless. >> i think it's good for cleveland. i think it's something innovative. no one is doing it. why not us? >> reporter: from giant eagles and even constantino's, personal shoppers fill the bags for you and tlifr them right to your door. it's simple. you sign up on the website three hours before you want your delivery. >> the minimum is 29.99 for the dpifrnt different packages as packages as well. >> tia: on days in cleveland where you wake up and go to bed to this, it may not be a bad idea to have someone do the shopping for you. you can find out more website. it's goshoppersohio.com. sam, sounds like a great idea, especially on a day like today really low. >> samantha: yeah. morning. literally there are some of you waking up in the single digits and even below zero. it's

tim: you cant play football with out the ball, wilson has been the official creator and supplier of n-f-l footballs since 1941 andrew marden shows us what it takes to make the footballs. " " bg2016 fri marden making footballs pkg trt: 1:08 oc: made in ada, ohio cg at 0: dan riegle/plant manager, wilson football factory " they're made the same way as we're making them here. everything is identical. even though this ball won't be in the game, it's identical to the one that will be." dan riegle is the plant manger of the wilson football factory. he oversees about 140 employees that make footballs every single day. and since each n-f-l team uses between 800 and one-thousand footballs a year, he and his team are quite busy... "we sew the ball together inside out because the seams have to be on the inside. so after we get the ball sewn together we turn it rightside out where the laces are gonna be, then we put a bladder in the ball which holds the air in it, lace it shut. the fourth thing we do is mold the ball, which puts 100 psi in the ball, straightens the seams out, checks the bladder. before the mo opens it's back do

andrew jackson. which president live inside columbia as a boy? >> woodrow wilson in. >> reporter: and his house is a museum, and i could have been saying, in washington, robert kittle, 7 news. >> i did not know that. >> i didn't, either. >>> 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> right now on 7 news at 6:00, candidates are trying to reel in the votes. >> and debating would should nominate the next supreme court justice following the sudden death of justice antonin scalia. >>> but first, the weather, and some schools are out early with early dismittal as early on- dismissals. >> tomorrow, mitchell county kids will be on a delay, and throughout the afternoon, we've had snow and sleet and freezing rain. there is a glaze forming outer there, and traffic is moving relatively smoothie on interstate o n -- smoothly on i-85. so be careful out there. >>> emergency officials tell us that they responded to more than two dozen accidents in henderson county. christy, when will it get better? >>> tom, it may be a while cause the cold air is stubborn and we have arrive rain to the

congressman joe wilson is conference today to announce a national art competition. the event is being held at irmo high school along saint andrews road beginning at 12:15. >>> jonathan: and from the drawing board to the book shelves. even though students were out of class over the weekend, they still took the time to enjoy the life long love of reading. the richland library teamed up with the columbia art museum for their annual local author showcase. it gives people a chance to meet the authors of some of their favorite books up close and personal. >> we have 30 authors that are representative of those different genres that have their materials out for anyone to come and see, talk to the authors, purchase or have their books signed as well. >> jonathan: this is the third year the event has been held with more than a hundred different authors. >> eric: nothing better than a outdoor reading i think today, right? >> jonathan: potentially. we have warm weather this morning. you may want to find an umbrella later on. still a lot to be determined with the rain coming our way, good chance for rain, not a wash out, not this morning. 68

wilson's pass to re-election was far from certain. ultimately he became the first democratic president since andrew jackson in 1832 to be elected to two consecutive terms in office when he defeated supreme court justice hughes in the 1916 presidential election. foreign policy figured prominently in the election campaign. while it's true ultimately entry into the war in april 1917 produced a form of party truce in the interest of national unity, this did not shield the woodrow wilson administration from fierce congressional critici criticism, culminating in a break down of that truce with the league of nations. of course, the election took place while world woor i is being fought in europe. given this, and given hughes' lack of attention to the so-called mexican problem, most scholars argue that wilson's image as an anti-war candidate was reinforced by this campaign and not just by his facile slogan, he kept us out of war. >> dap matticly, the country remained neutral, at least formally towards the conflict in europe. we'll hear more about the ways in which that formal mu federalty was actually undermined by actual trade and loan pract

wilson. 58 goldsboro. first alert seven-day forecast powered by accuweather near 70 and storms, mid 50's tomorrow. >>> still to come on "gma," erin andrews' $75 million lawsuit. the "dancing with the stars" co-host taking on a stalker and a hotel over an invasion of her privacy. >> this is so humiliating to her and it continues and it's never going to stop. >>> and celine dion's powerful tribute to her husband and triumphant aurn to the stage. the superstar's emotional performance overnight. that's coming up here on "gma." did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost high protein is the #1 selling high protein help get the nutrition you need everyday with boost high protein. available at these fine retailers. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira he

andrew jackson. which president live inside columbia as a boy? >> woodrow wilson in. >> reporter: and his house is a museum, and i could have been saying, in washington, robert kittle, 7 news. >> i did not know that.