ceo of harman international. you can see more of our coverage.ur tech transformers special report page on cnbc.com. a great page to visit. apple music was tried out by 44 million people in it's first month in july. that according today at a and analytics. that makes it one of the top 15 u.s. smartphone apps even though it hasn't debuted on android devices yet. the ranking put apple music just behind twitter and ahead of snapchat and made it the second most popular chat devoted to music behind pandora but how many users will stick with apple music once the three month trial period ends in september. >> i was one of those 44 million. >> what do you think of it? >> i like it. it's definitely good but the main issue overall is not necessarily with apple music but it's just streaming in general which is when you're traveling in the car or you then get on a plane and if you haven't already saved load of playlists you're disconnected and the difference of knowing you're not streaming of having itunes is that's always up to date and if you forget to do i

tast. >> an he's got the most intense role ever. >> i save mark harman's life on the show.was shot the chest. and you need a heasurgeon. the heart surgeon you need looks a lot like this. >> shut up. >> mike? >> oh, h speaks. and it's sterile. >> why do you feel like john crier is the best person to save gibbs life? >> you just laugh. >> it's a lovely table. >> we were both in the same freshman class. "2 1/2" men was on the same stage and we got introduced at the same time. there were a lot more people betting that 2 men was going to make it than we made it. >> i walked over to the and said how did you know? literally sh he's like, i did! and he always asked to be a dead body now he has a really fantastic role in here. we're delighted. >> now that we made this tv dream come true, we have to get the next one. when what is the next tv bucket list item? >> i don't know. "survivor." you want to see me shirtless on some island in polynesia. >> slow down, john. as of now, you are set to appear on several episodes of "ncis." >> fantastic. now let's tourn a story that i know affecte

to welcome into our homes. >> harriet harman. >> it is very important indeed and we support that.hildren who are already many miles away from their home who are already in europe but have no home. surely we can play our part in helping some of those children, to. i urge him to reconsider it. planning has to be done for receiving refugees from the camps. it's right he should be meeting with local government when the development plans comeback to the bauhaus. a month is enough time to come back and say how many we will take this year. this is urgent. can i ask you about the situation of this child refugees from the camps that will be allowed to come here. the sanctuary and security. i must've security. i must've made them look at what the threat of deportation hanging over them. can he assure us they won't be automatically liable for deportation when they turn 18? >> i can absolutely give that assurance. the reason for accepting these people with a five-year humanitarian visa is you don't have to go through the normal asylum process. the assumption that the end of that if people wan

i am sarah harman. welcome. nothing is impossible. everything can change. those are the words of german chancellor angela merkel as she addressed the united nations development summit in new york. she called for a global partnership to achieve the u.n. development goals newly adopted by world leaders. she also pledged to increase germany's development budget. >> an ambitious set of goals for the next 15 years. plans to end poverty and hunger, fight climate change, and improve health and education, just to name a few. german chancellor angela merkel promised to increase her country's budget for the human developing goals. she called for a global partnership. >> it is important the industrialized countries stick to the pledge they made. germany is going to make its conservation to make this possible by making $100 billion available every year to developing countries for climate protection. this way, we will create confidence. >> she also spoke about migration, saying there is no quick cure for the hundreds of thousands fleeing to europe. >> anyone who witness

. >> heriot harman. >> can i thank him for his generous words about me on the front bench.and just say that for me, an ab privilege to play my part in leading this great party. we have to do all those things that he set out in relation to the refugees. but we do still need to know and have a commitment about the number that we will take this year. this is an urgent crisis. if he can't give us a number today, can he at least commit to go and consult with local authorities, with -- throughout government, with voluntary organizations and charities and come back in a month and say how many this country will take this year. it's welcome that the prime minister says we will take in from the camps in the region. but he's ruled out those who already made it to southern europe. we understand that his argument is not wanting more people to put themselves in danger, but we've got to deal with the reality. and the reality is that there are already thousands including thousands of children without their parents who have arrived in europe. save the children have proposed we take 3,000 of

>> i saved mark harman's life. >> shut up. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." >> sandra lee's first interview since her double mastectomy and joan regaining her life after breast cancer these two prominent and inspiring women on the way. viola, amy, tiraji are among big emmy stars making more news today. >> tiraji after the emmys. pushing past the paparazzi at lax and holding her adorable yorky. she is speaking out on the history making night telling ellen deserved to win in their category. >> can you not win an emmy for roles that are not. there. >> i feel like the universe needed to hear that message last night. you know? >> it would have been good. it would have been great. i just think that the universe ordered up what it needs when it needs it. >> meanwhile, that is the emmy winner carrying her award in elegant black box at jon hamm kept it casual after his win stepping out a plain white t and khaki shorts. next,breakup. jane the virgin's gina rodriguez hit the emmy red carpet solo out her former boyfriend. >> so she confirming to "e.t." today that she and henry have split a ye

i'm sarah harman. a crane collapses on the grand mosque in mecca, killing at least 87 people, leaving more than 200 injured. the accident comes as muslims from around the world have started to arrive for the annual hajj pilgrimage this month. and concern is growing over how hungary is dealing with the migrant crisis. disturbing footage shot inside a makeshift camp shows hungarian police throwing food at refugees. budapest has promised to investigate. a rocket carrying two european space agency satellites has blasted off from the agency space port in french guiana. it will be part of a new satellite navigation system called galileo, a european alternative to the u.s military owned g.p.s. that technology is part of daily life for individuals, businesses and governments worldwide. the european project has had some teething problems. here's more. reporter: the successful launch of two new galileo satellites has put europe's global navigation project back on track. 10 galileo satellites are up in space, one

like danielle harman. different stuff and being open. charlie: is it still exciting to you to fire up the stove? charlie: oh, of course. -- april: oh, of course. it is the smell, the site, the test. -- the touch. i love cooking. the day that i do not love to cook, is the day i will stop. whoa, stop? april: i have been doing this a long time. i have been cooking since i was 16. i never get bored. there is never a dull moment. charlie: it is all in the kitchen? april: yes. i still have as much passion now as i did when i was 16. i love the fact that i do. charlie: you look like you're 16. that i still have that and i hope that comes through with the people i work with. charlie: what is your ambition? ken: to keep excited. keep on doing projects that are exciting and interesting and new. not just re-create stuff. to do new things. ♪ is one: massimo bottura of the most talked about chefs. his restaurants are ranked third in the world. book,here with a new guess what the title is? never trust a skinny italian chef. here is a look. [video clip

want also to pay huge thanks and tribute to harriet harman, who has been our acting leader.i have known harriet for a long time, and what i would say of commitment absolute and passion for decency, a quality and the rights of women in our society is something that we will honor her for, thank her for, and we have legislation brought about by her determination. harriet, thank you for all that you have done. [applause] which you have led the party since the tragedy of the election results in may. i want also to thank and congratulate tom watson on his election as deputy leader of the party. [applause] passionate about communication, passionate about people don't wish to be accountable be held accountable. thank ed miliband for all the work he did for our party. [applause] i thanked him for the work as leader of the party. some of who is passionate about defending the world environment from the way it is being destroyed at the present time. [applause] and the dignity he showed when his late father, the great rolf gillibrand, who was abused by some of our -- ralph mi llibrand wh

doing events with people like danielle harman. just seeing different stuff and being open.harlie: is it still exciting to you to fire up the stove? doing something that comes out mind, heart, and hands? april: oh, of course. it is the smell, the sight, the touch. all those things combined. i love cooking. the day i don't like cooking is the day i am going to stop. ken: whoa, stop? can i get a little notice here? april: exactly. i have been doing this a long time. i have been cooking since i was 16. i never get bored. i am not one of those people. charlie: but it's all in the kitchen. april: yeah, but i still have as much passion and fire as i did when i was 16. i love the fact that i still have that, and i hope it kind of comes through with the people that i work with. charlie: what is your ambition? ken: to keep excited. keep on doing projects that are exciting and interesting and new. not just re-create stuff. to do new things. ♪ charlie: massimo bottura is one of italy's most talked about chefs. one of his restaurants is ranked third in the world. he fuses italian recipe

[applause] i want also to pay huge thanks and tribute to harriet harman, who has been our acting leaderand our deputy leading and before that our acting leader. [applause] i have known harriet for a long time, and what i would say of her is, her absolute commitment and passion for decency, a -- equality and the rights of women in our society is something that we will honor her for, thank her for, and we have legislation brought about by her determination. harriette, thank you so much for all you've done. [applause] and the way in which you have led the party since the tragedy of the election results in may. i want also to thank and congratulate tom watson on his election as deputy leader of the party. tom is passionate about communication, passionate about holding the state and unaccountable people who do not wish to be accountable to account. tom is your man to do that. [applause] i want also to thank ed miliband for all the work he id as leader of our party. i had a very long conversation with ed a couple days ago, i thanked him for his work as leader of the party. i thanked him for h