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dr. drese, but outside of that, they have not been a lot in terms of investment in their own content. we know a year ago they negotiated with the likes of cbs trying to put together a service. they would offer subscribers of apple tv what is known as skinny bundle. i do not think those go together well as words. without espn or some of the to paypeople do not want for, it would be a lot cheaper. it fell apart. they could not start a deal that was cost effective for them. those deals fell apart and apple said it was no longer pursuing the business plan. we can see the ambitions were serious. david: i imagine hbo would be the one that is greatest to them. cory: hbo has had a great success record. bombsx has had a lot of and some successes. amazon has taken a different approach where they put all of islets on the service to see how people like them. and see what the reaction will be. my favorite example they have done which has been very successful for them, renew it for a third season. use that

exclusive content and some of the talent they have able to attract to the platform, jimmy i mean and dr. dre to be reckoned with at apple. i think they have attracted a lot of talent that apple would not have normally been able to retract -- attract. judging from that level i think they have been a great success. also i think they have been fantastic but educating consumers on streaming. the moment that apple put their stake in the sand we saw spotify grow as well. i think it is one of those things where we are seeing everybody benefit from apple's ability to educate consumers. i think judging by that i would say so far it has been successful. emily: this is season 2 of your accelerator program. you were just opening up for applications now. how would you compare atom factory and the quite crowded landscape of start of accelerators out there? troy: i don't know if it's necessarily too crowded. you have a lot of young entrepreneurs starting companies. i think the accelerator programs are fantastic. just be able to give them the support they need, whether it is funding, mentor ship, access to

exclusive content and some of the talent they have been able to attract to the platform, jimmy i've been, dr. drethey are just a force to be reckoned with at apple. i think they have attracted a lot of talent that apple normally wouldn't have been able to attract. judging from that level, i think they have been a great success. also, i think they have been fantastic about educating consumers on streaming. the moment that apple putheir stake in the sand, we saw spotify grow, as well. i think it's one of those things where we are seeing everybody benefit from apple's ability to educate consumers. judging by that, i would say, so far, it's been successful. emily: season two of your accelerator program. you are just opening up for applications. how would you compare adam factory in the crowded landscape of start up accelerator's? emily: i don't know if it is too crowded. you have a lot of entrepreneurs starting companies. i think the accelerator programs are fantastic, just to be able to give them that support that they need. whether it's funding, mentor ship, access to networks, i do think there's a

a lot of good djs like dr. dreroducers, talking about the way your mind works and putting together music. the result of amazing producers that never touch vinyl. i think it is anywhere you have your own entrance point. charlie: where do you think he will be 10 years from now? or five? mark ronson: five or 10 years from now? we live in an age where there is this giant sense of entrepreneurial -- i made as a musician, now i want my own line of polo shirts. and i was kind of saying, those heroes like lindsay and george martin, they are currently studying to get better. that is what i want to do. i would be happy if 10 years from now i am still working and deciding artists. charlie: thank you for coming in. back in a moment, stay with us. ♪ ♪ charlie: michael eric dyson is here. he is a professor of sociology at georgetown university. he is a political analyst at msnbc. his new book is called "the black presidency, president obama and the politics of race in america." it will help you understand the complex puzzle of r

there is a lot of great djst like dr. dre and people like that that went on to become producers.ind works, about putting together music. but there's also amazing producers that have never touched vinyl. so i think it's just everybody has their own kind of entrance point. >> rose: where do you think you will be ten years from now? >> or five or. >> five or ten years from now, i think we're kind of living in an age where all musicians, there is this giant sense of entrepreneurialism. w i want to have my app and my own line of polo shirts. for me i was kind of saying about my heroes, like quincy and george martin and people that leave a legacy of great music and are constantly studying to get better, i feel like that is really what i want to do. so i will be quite happy five or ten years from now i am still working with exciting artists. >> thank you for coming. it is great to have you here. >> a pleasure. >> thank you very much, thank you. >> back in a moment, stay with us. >> michael eric dyson is here. he is a professor of sociology at georgetown university. he's also a political

dr. dre is now a multimillionaire electronics mogul. this guy won a grammy for best rap song.aired guy from n sync is one of the biggest entertainers in the world and destiny's child is essentially our queen now. on your knees cicadas before the queen! >>> talking about beyonce. she is the queen. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, the argument over the vast wealth left by prince goes to court. rikki klieman with how the estate reportedly worth more than a quarter billion dollars could be divided. >>> plus, malia obama will follow in her parents' footsteps by attending harvard. after a fast paced childhood see how the first daughter is taking a path more young people are choosing before college. >>> it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the wall street journal" reports on halliburton and baker-hughes calling off their huge merger. the deal was once valued at nearly $35 billion. it would have combined the world's second and third largest oil fuel service company. the justice department filed a lawsuit to block the merger. officia

. >> dr. dreon, followed by jay-z, then birdman, and then drake. >> earlier when i was watching the early show, chris murphy, lauren, saying well, what's birdman do? trying to figure tut you have to put some respect on his man. bier man doesn't play that. he want some respect. >> you have no idea what i am talking about? >> i meant the remembers part? >> no. >> are they talking again? >> you know, i don't know. he didn't can interview at the breakfast club, i didn't see all of it. >> i thought they came to some kind of agreement. really going at each other's throats. >> oh, ya. >> 50-cent is apologizing. >> after mocking a man on social media. so, he post add video on twitter, he posts videos all the time, making jokes and stuff, but at the airport being came up on employee, and he claimed janitor employee there was high. and it turns out it was a 19 year old who has autism. but listen to the video, tough to watch. >> oh, no. >> new generation is crazy. they are crazy. what's your name? look at hi

they have done everything from michael jackson's ride to dr. dreadillac that has all of the movie catalog from hois home in the car so he can hang out and watch movies while stuck in l.a. traffic. >> can you go in the easy pass lanes or fast lanes out there or the bus lanes? >> it doesn't matter. with that thing, i'd rather be in the slow lane. just hang out in the van. >> you have a satellite dish on top. it is called a kingdome. can you have mobile high speed wi fi. i know some executives, they have desks in them. that is the new limo. >> productivity is the new pleasure. >> and head room for the head. can you actually go to the bathroom -- i'm going to top stalking. >> tmi. >> thank you. >> you can finish the thought. robert frank, we'll see him tonight. "secret lives of the super rich" at 10:00 eastern time only on cnbc. >>> the quest to upgrade your brain and incredible story on restoring your memory is next on "power lunch." >>> shares of sarepta are soaring. they're going to delay a review of one of the key drugs that is being developed to t

meets washington who is certainly the dr. dre i don't know who jefferson -- jefferson and him are probably biggie and tupac. fundamentally different styles. >> you mentioned that you made movies as a kid. there are those who make the logical jump that this must be do you see that? >> yeah. later. >> how much later? >> i don't know how much later but you know i worked seven years to make this thing a piece of theater. so i would obviously -- i would love for as many people as possible to experience it as a piece of theater first and i'm in no rush. >> reporter: for now miranda is loving every minute living his dream and changing lives along the way. >> all: hi love "hamilton." >> so many reached out. the show is opening in los angeles, san francisco, washington, d.c. next year and that daily lottery that you may have heard of will continue where 21 people win $10 tickets every single day and they go out and they rap because if you're not one of those 21 they don't want you to leave empty handed. >> what a show. thank you, >>> we a

now the eyewitness weather forecast with justin dr. dre add good beach bay today, ocean water this time of year still cool right around 50, 06 degrees, maybe a wet suit will be key, just off the beach it will be heating up nicely. a lot of sunshine, live look at ocean city boardwalk starting to pick up people out walking, get that morning jog in, before the heat really kicks in, here is that shore forecast today, sunny, near 80 degrees, tomorrow we bring in more clouds, maybe shower in the afternoon, best chance for showers will be sunday night, monday, up in the poconos, another warm day today, slight chance for storm, early this evening, at 84. low 80s tomorrow, again, more rain monday, for philadelphia, high near 90 today, mid 80s tomorrow. jan, back to you. >> looks great, justin, thank you. our next update is in the next half hour. we'll see you then. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> i'm elaine quijano. coming up, new legal trouble for johnny depp on a day that his new movie hits theaters. a judge orde

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the company that makes these, becker automotive, also make custom suvs for the likes of dr. dre his stretch cathod escalade loaded with his movie to watch all his favorite films. >> how many are there of these? >> they make dozens a year. they take six and eight months to build. we've come a long way from the shag carpet vans. these are designer, custom leather and custom carpets. >> they're owned by individuals? >> individual? why do you need the shades to go down? >> that's an interesting question. a lot of this is not so much about pleasure now, it's about productivity. a lot of the wealthy when stuck in traffic in new york or bangkok or shanghai or l.a., they want to keep working. >> you need a $400,000 van to keep working? >> absolutely. >> sex can be about productivity. >> in a way. yeah. >> it's like medication. it can clear the mind for work later. >> it has other benefits according to drudge this morning. >> traffic is getting worse. >> according to drudge. >> excuse me. >> i can't tell whether it has to be with a partner. >> it's a beautiful van. >> thank you! apprecia