but, then i saw him a few weeks later at an event and he went, "bob ross!"thing he know that, but-- >> stephen: speaking of idris elba, i know that you're a big fan of musical theater. >> i am, yes. >> stephen: and did you listen to idris elba's explanation of what "cats" is about? ( laughter ) >> i was watching and i was, like, i don't know even know how he's doing that, it's so complicated. i don't know how he could explain it. >> stephen: i thought he did a good job. but i've never seen it. have you seen "cats"? >> i have. i was in "cats" when i was nine. >> stephen: yes. yes. i know. ( cheers and applause ) i know because your parents sent us a home movie of you-- ( laughter ) jim-- >> no, no! ♪ another day is dawning touch me ♪ it's so easy to leave me all alone with the memory ♪ of my days in the sun ( cheers appla >> what is happening? ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: brava! brava! >> oh my god. ( laughter ) >> stephen: the season finale of "euphoria" airs sunday on hbo. maude apatow, everyone! >> thank you! >> stephen: we'll be right back with

perman e permanententy, crescent port ee hail foundation, walter and a s alise habb foundation, the bob ross fowks foundation, and our only one technology contributor, usual -- uber, and that un fortunately has been a little bit of a shortcoming in our campaign. while we have the mayor here -- [ laughter ]. >> -- i'd like to challenge her to maybe open the door to a few more of these folks and give e jose and i a chance to see if we can convince them to make contributions. while we've raised 80% of our funds, we still need 20% fmore. so i'd challenge everyone here who has already given to re consider and think about just stretching just a little bit more and that can help put us over the 41.2 -- 41.5, $42 million that we need. thank you all for coming today and, ashley, it's yours. [ applause ]. >> sincerely, i think you can see it pretty easily how blessed we are to have russ and hjose ad frankly every board member and b donor associated with this. we wouldn't be here without you. we're coming to the end of the speaking program. i give you the chance to re lla but also to secelebrate a litt

beautiful but then you lay down the texture dies of tropical clouds and you get this look >> like a bob rosss. i'm telling you, you put that on your wall it would look real good. that's right now and it tells the weather story. forget the coast and i feel the high clouds moving independent. here goes the loop. the clouds are independent of the topography. the stuff that's not really moving stuck against topography is the fog as you know. i know you know that but if i'm a photographer and i'm not but i'm in hamilton or somewhere above the fog because when that son gets down it's going to be really stunning. one of the better sunsets we've seen based on the fog. to get reflectivity of the fog. temperatures are about where they were last night. there's a more fog and the thing i pointed out when you see it motoring like this, when you can see it moving that's the gap. you are getting an effect in here with the air is getting funneled and it speeds up in the corvette so the winds disgusting through the san bruno gap. there is the forecast for tomorrow. the cloud covered you can see it there. thi

bob. retired ballerina donna ross, who had danced with the joffrey ballet in new york, was one of the few men. she found bob lacking in the social graces, someone who didn't always recognize the audience he was playing to. >> i hung out with the movers and shakers, the glitterati of manhattan. and for someone to relate to me, as though i were somebody, in a little, small, provincial town in texas, it was pretty insulting. >> and here you were, being sort of looked down on? >> uh yes. he said, "well --" as he pulled up his bermuda shorts, "if you'd ever been to new york city you'd know about the subway." that was one of the -- >> wrong -- wrong thing to say? >> yeah, bob did not feel good unless he was putting someone else down and trying to elevate himself. >> tell me about michael? >> well michael is very low-key, very kind, very sensitive. >> sounds like you approved of michael a lot more than bob? >> oh, absolutely. yes. i mean, michael is 20 years younger than bob. much more handsome, much more intelligent, much more successful, much more accomplished and much wealthier. what's not to

ross. yes for less. >>> we know you can always find our team on social media, and bob redell throwing it back with thisideo on twitter for the reporting of the gumby exhibit. you can follow him on twitter and instagram. >> did you have that? >> i did not. my mom said no. >> that would be a good throwback picture. >>> and then more than 100 million were impacted by the capital one data breach. the lawyer says his firm wants to hold capital one accountable. >> companies are obligated to the extent they collect sensitive information of consumers to maintain, that information should be as secure as possible environment. >> we learned a hacker exposed customer information including social security and bank account numbers, and experts say if you were affected you should freeze your credit. >>> parents of baby need to hear this. there's a recall on two infant sleepers right now. we will put them on your screen, it's the disney baby doe bass annette. the manufacture is citing safety concerns with inclining sleep projects as the reason, and deaths are linked to other brands. babies can rollover when they are n

box" here on cnbc i'm joe concern nokerr none aloh becky quick and andrew ross sorkin we are here with lululemon , you look like bob'm not kraft >> he always wears the white collar. >> i do. >> some people like, who else used to wear one all the time? >> well, i'm trying to think back >> wall street >> gordon gecko. >> yeah. it used to be he had - >> he would swap smr you start with a blue collar and at some point when your collar was worn, you'd go to the tailor and because the tailor could never match the color perfectly they would just put a white collar on then it became a look. >> i have to say it looks good for summer, very crisp >> listen guys, that's why i'm here >> am i right you do not own a pair of lululemon abc pants? >> i couldn't fit into a lululemon. >> that's the point. they're abc, they're anti-squeezing >> no, man i don't wear pleats. >> you lead a horse to water i can't make you drink, jason. stategis partners. the u.s. equities are not worth talking about. the dow is down about 4, nasdaq down 12. s&p indicated to open a little bit in the red there was some green earlier it got very close to anot

stephen ross hosting a fundraiser for president trump, the nfl has also struggled with criticism over its treatment of kapur nick and pro football talk tonight is reporting. patriots owner. bob crash. helped to broker the deal with the nfl commissioner, and jay z and that has a lot of other people. concern today are against this deal in general because bob kraft is unknown trump supporters well complicated. up about 4 news at night. >>our primetime coverage continues at the top there. pam moore in cannes winner here. for news at 10 i'm making a grant and thank you both very much next uh 10 outrage tonight by the san francisco woman attacked by a homeless man in front of her building today, a judge release suspect from jail just days after the incident occurred. >>tonight, the victim is calling on the governor to take action we'll have reaction from neighbors next in a live report plus breaking news, a gunman who shot 6 philadelphia. police officers is now in custody after an hour's long standoff. >>all 6 officers are expected to survive will have the very latest coming up and get ready for another scorcher tomorrow is the bay area heat wave rolls on on our chief meteorologis

a day after announcing they agreed to merge bob bakish will be the ceo of the combined company to be called viacom cbs. this is what he told our andrew rosskin about the deal and about content scale earlier this morning. >> you look at content, we clearly have scale and content between the studios that we operate, paramount television, cbs television studios, nickelodeon, viacom international studios, a library of 140,000 television episodes, 3600 films, we have 750 series ordered to or in production. there is true content scale here >> obviously on a moment like this, got to bring in david on the phone, david faber joins us to talk about the deal and the mixed reception to the notion that cbs might have a big dtc offer. >> i think that's a key point, guys by the way, the show is really good i just want to say that, watching from my hotel room, i realize why it is so popular you don't even need me that said, sorry wasn't there to deal with what we have been waiting for, for years, the third time did prove a charm in listening to bakish speak to andrew sorkin, they are going to make a lot of their dtc offering which we know is ad supported