hbo, i mean, there are a few different ways. hbo owns and produces everything on its own.ct we will in futureelve into stories and we have written about it to some extent. i think the big difference for a show runner and creator, netflix tends to give a one season or two season commitment right off that that. hbo sticks with a traditional pilot process, they have one make an episode and i decided they want to pick it up. amazon is in between where they have an unusual pilot process of letting other people watch it and make their decisions basically somewhat on user feedback. they all approach slightly differently. nightn: best actress last , in a drama, i was really surprised that was a barrier left to fall. is this part of a long-term change in l.a.? lucas: she certainly hope so. that's something she spoke about. incredibly important topic, but i have got to jump in there. lucas shot in los angeles. ♪ york,n: 11:00 a.m. in new 8:00 a.m. in san francisco and 4:00 p.m. in london. julie: welcome to bloomberg "market day." we are going to give you insight into the issues the

hbo came up for a shattering emmy record popping hbo score a huge victory. "fbn:am" from your first look at what's new in today's markets ventilating breaking news and what's up for her day ahead. nicole: coming up to global markets, japan close holiday there. shabbat 1.9%. thanks to cost people in back. nicole: europe stocks up in a couple hours ago. ftse up a half with a 1%. cac up about 0.9%. you've got to watch this valid in germany. dax down by 59 points. the level of 9856 as well off the 12,300 changer was in april at the height of the market. nicole: there's a lot going on. u.s. stock market futures look like this. the dow up 30 points right off her futures pit the nasdaq up a quarter of 1%. lauren: for the most part looking in the u.s. pay attention to oil prices because we had a huge stock and oil selloffs down by 5%. 4527 mr. lovell. nicole: during the fed announced that we had a snap back rally pulled its strength into this morning. we see the euro, u.k. pounded japanese yen weaker against the greenback. lauren: the 10 year treasury at 2.16%. turn

if redstone doesn't hang around, that's one i will buy. >> hbo, i think clearly hbo was the winner last that comes to mind is when we talk about viacom. i don't see the potential turnaround for them. i see them as fundamentally struggling -- >> are you going to buy time warner. >> and in need of a re-creation. >> are you going to buy time warner. >> take a pass on that one. >> we love hbo. >> netflix is there. but that's the problem from the investment standpoint netflix is there and netflix continues to reward you for owning it. >> with me or against me here? >> look, look, content is being broken up -- >> or to make pmoney. >> when you go through the unbundling, you don't know how the prices turn out. viacom right now still can't turn it around, but if something happens there, then i think you would -- >> let's hear from somebody who listened to what the question was. what stock do you like here, pooh pete? >> disney, which is struggling with the 200 day moving average. bangs up against it, bangs up against it, can't get through, but of the media company right now i have a position in

." >> the hbo show made history with its record breaking 12 emmys. slaying the west wing f emmys won in a single year, even amy schumer was trying to get in on that. >> so you made emmy history. how does that feel? >> it feels fantastic >> viola davis. >> but fair to say the night belonged to this woman. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. >> she became the first african-american actress to win an emmy for outstanding lead actress in a drama. she celebrated with a well deserved drink backstage. >> i just hope that this is now a part of the status quo, that women of color are included in the narrative and we don't >> now just moments after viola's landmark win, she joined us backstage. we talked about how she really sees that m >> she did. and we also called up her 5-year-old daughter. that moment son the way. we also show you how we celebrated with jon hamm and amy schumer. >> and we have so much more. but we're not finished yet with the scorching red carpet. i mean scorching as far as heat and the styles.

he says he wants jaunt to become like a hbo or netflix for virtual reality.e in i-tunes and google play. into bringing its strategic investors into the new dimension. last week, partnering with abc news to shoot an immersive piece in syria. >> all right, julia boorsten, thanks. >>> an unexpectedly decisive virus in greece yesterday. we are at session highs. dow's up 187. we will get the close in europe and see whether that will be determining here when we return. care of my heart. that's why i take meta. meta is clinically proven to help lower cholesterol. try meta today. and for a tasty heart healthy snack, try a meta health bar. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> flip card is india's largest e-commerce company. with 75% of the company orders coming from mobile apps what does this mean for e-commerce in india? thie pduct officer joins us now. give us an update. it's been a few months since we last had you. we've been talking about the growth for the primary platform. now the returns being

and best comedy went to hbo's veep. meanwhile jon stewart and the daily show took home the best variety talk series award. going out with a bang. >>> new york live is up next at 12:30, sarah and jackie, you are more on the emmy fashions. >> we do. >> also talking more about viola davis as well. not only tv biggest night, but it was big evening for fashion. we're running down the biggest hits and misses with a panel of experts. >>> plus girl star allison williams ties knot in a wedding. the oscar winner who officiated her down the aisle. >> oh. >> right here at 12:30. >> now that's what i call a tease. >> thank you. >>> still ahead here on news 4 new york at noon. sandwich shortage. why this lunchtime staple could here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. >>> gobble up those turkey sandwiches while you can. restaurants and retailers are breast. the nation's worst ever o

you know, hbo, we've grown over 40 million in the u.s.nd hbo's continued to grow despite our growth. >> yeah, it is, what, 28, 30 now? >> well, they're over 30 in the u.s. and then over 100 globally. but they've really led on the other side of getting good at technology like hbo now and netflix and so the two of us have just a great rivalry. >> when your company was at $12 billion and you're a very shareholder friendly company because you can tell your employees they can take in the stock or cash, were you surprised that someone didn't scoop you up? that you didn't get a call from apple or cbs which was twice your market cap before you became twice their market cap. >> you know, a lot of companies get bought when they first go public. 2002 that was for us. but every five or ten years later it gets less and less and so now it seems pretty unlikely. >> i want to talk more about original content because i think it drives things. it's real expensive. you're willing to say, listen, my free cash flow is going to go down. you're not afraid. why

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here is my hbo now login.about a minute before too many people logged in. my cohost joins me now. i'm wondering if hbo was mad? peoplet: they don't mind .haring passwords if anything, it encouraged people to sign up for hbo. having said that, hbo quickly tweeted out to get your own subscription for 30 days for free. but it's interesting because hbo go was what they are referring to, the streaming service where you have to have a cable system. that's the unbundled hbo. mark: i watched that part of the emmys after i watched the mets get a heat down. he's not kidding. scarlett: hbo is a huge winner at last night's emmys. they pocketed 43 awards and "game of thrones" one 12 out of its 24 nominations. julia louis dreyfus won best actress in a comedy series as well. mark: the history lesson night when viola davis one for best actress, the first time an african-american woman has one -- has won. scarlett: she gave a great speech. mark: she quoted herriot tubman about where the line is. it was a passionate beach, a sh

a hard time figuring out whether there is a meaningful difference between what amazon does and what hbo does. is it still worth drawing a distinction between cable channels and streaming only providers? you can getbecause

when you look at amazon and hbo, and showtime going direct to consumer, the problem is there is very little content on tv that you have to watch live tonight. why not just wait and binge a show and have the enjoyment of watching it episode after episode without commercials. >> so i get why you like netflix. that is the obvious beneficiary here. but in terms of the traditional broadcasters, is there value there? are there broadcasters that are making their way with ott offerings or because of the preem um offers like a showtime. >> there is no doubt what showtime and hbo going great to consumer is innovative but neither of them have advertising. i think you need to try to create and break a new show. all of the new shows are failing. empire came back to a roaring number and yes nfl came back to great numbers but traditional comedies and dramas are struggling. if you want to look for who is thinking out of the box, look at turner. and i know that sounds crazy. turner just this week announced a deal with wme where they are going to do e-sports life on tbs on friday nights. so they are c

sandra: hbo big winner last night.the host and the sandburg's jokes that were getting a lot more attention. >> donald trump running for president to the delight of locals everywhere. i've got to say sure joel trump seems racist. what else? [laughter] we've got trouble in tummy town. peptocopter! ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonder! ♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. >> do you think because you've sort of put all of this out there we understand a conversation behind the decision that you don't need a press conference to announce a rate increase. should we expected and not sober? it's not expected you will have a press conference in october so in october so that leads me to think it comes in december. >> we could always have a press briefing if there is a major decision. i don't think that's an issue at all. >> any month on the table. sandra: fomc voting for john williams on sunday morning features with maria bartiromo. said sherri jennie g

it's interesting how this plays against hbo, their big rival. so much they sell a ticket, they want to have more people subscribe to netflix. in some ways, it may be brilliant. on the other hand, i worry that they have such success with house of cards right out of the box that they made it almost look easy to do really serious television. it's not that easy. >> you can spend a lot of money and not be successful. we will see. betty: is hollywood applauding this or are they a bit fearful of this? >> the long-term game plan here netflix isis not -- a competitor to broadcast and cable networks. they try to position themselves as a complementary service. we see cord cutting and pay-tv subscribers continue a trend of decline. where are those people going? a lot of them are going over the top. more competitive. >> there are a lot of agents in los angeles calling netflix about their talent. it racesywood walk -- the budget and increases the amount of people are getting paid. hollywood is saying this is great. this is good for me and my clients. betty: o

we should point hbo is owned by our parent company, time warner. >> that's fair with you.th me because we're going to do this thing with michelle turner. can we do that right now? >> it's a benefit of having your own show. >> two of my favorite women on television at the same time. i can't handle it. >> you can do it. >> frankly, it was such an historic night. they got into race and politics and sexism. what is it like inside the arena? >> well, it's an intimate venue because it is at the microsoft theater in los angeles. while all of us see the audience and think it's a huge arena, it's actually very intimate. we were talking about andy sandberg and talking about how he did. it's different playing to the room because i'm not sure if he was as funny to the room as he was to some people at home. i love his humor so i thought he was very funny. it's a different dynamic when you're sitting there and there are commercial breaks and trying to get up. so, it's a little different. it plays differently. >> but the big story this year is diversity. this is the most diverse group of

coming out september 28th on hbo. welcome back to "good day." >> you are aging me. i'm looking at that, i was young once. i'm working on hi 10th hbo film. my god how i have aged. greg: give yourself a break. you are looking great. >> i'm from san francisco. tech companies were born there. so all the -- they started transport the techies into san francisco and no one can afford to live in san francisco any more, because the millionaires are moving in, pushing out the i did manyel class and there is a class warfare between the new tech -- greg: billionaires and the regular people? >> yes, how do we make affordable housing so regular people, middle class families, teachers, cops and firefighters can stay in the city. that is the fight right now. >> take a look. >> counter culture capital of the world is in a drastic it is forced to reinvent itself. you see cranes building luxury high-rise apartments and in neighborhoods all over town the shells of the old houses are hiding new expanded palaces. rosanna: is this not a problem cities. we have this discussion in new york,

been trying to steal their crown with original content, but a look at last night's awards show that hbo'sance from a critic's standpoint it is still safe. virtual reality start up jaunt has just raised $65 million led by disney. it gives it bragging rights as the most funded the vr company to date. the founder and ceo joins me. what do you plan to do with this money now that the coffers are full? >> basically, we will scale of -- up operations. we have a lot of pieces to jaunt. we have jaunt studios. we have a hardware team that has built a camera that is a very advanced software camera. emily: you have done some interesting things to leverage your relationship with disney. vr news patch area, for example. what else will we see? jens: the first thing we did was the rooftop camera in syria, where you can ask you find yourself on the rooftop. we are very excited about storytelling in general, taking vr from being on a work cap or -- rooftop or in a temple and actually being part of a story, and entertaining story. emily: on that note of storytelling, what do you see as the biggest opportuni

another big winner at the winner was hbo. not only did they take home the most awards for any network, emmy host andy sanberg gave them major love sharing his hbo now user name and password on live tv and, guys, actually his real user name and password. people went bananas logging on to the subscription-based service and, of course, we watched it all play out and watch all the emmy-winning shows and hbo joined the fun as they should have. if anybody needs hbo recommendations, thank andy samberg. major fail. all the people logged in and crashed the website. many are assuming that this was a, mag stunt. andy. we don't know. we don't have any confirming a. we will know if andy pops up on hbo with his own show. meanwhile, miss savannah guthrie guthrie, i don't think you were watching the emmys but you were probably crying because the eagles lost to the cowboys. >> whoa! >> i'm sorry. >> a very costly loss with tony romo. >> i was sideswiped. >> but tony is going to be okay and the only reason i kind of root for the eagles baby za

i work for hbo.l guy, the former councilman, he was four rows back. and i couldn't take it any more. i knew that line was coming. i went for the parking lot. >> seth: yeah. >> but then he came out and he was like, no, it's all good. all good. >> seth: oh, that's good. so it is about this sort of -- the city of yonkers, this housing desegregation case, '80s and '90s. what made you -- what i like about it is it very much relates to everything going on now. is that what drew it to you? the modern sort of parallels? >> well, i'll be honest, we auctioned that book 14 years ago. >> seth: wow. >> the fight is from the late '80s, early '90s, but the same fight happens everywhere america at the moment you're gonna start to break any of the hyper segregation with which we've organized our society. at any moment where you're going to do the slightest amount of crossing that racial line, and this was about 200 units of low income housing in a city of 200,000. and they were scattered sight. nobody was going to pu

i thought that only happened in -- on hbo's silicon valley. you take a lower valuation than some were offering? did you take my from different kinds of people? >> we wanted to make sure all the investors heard our story, that we are about connecting any company and empowering their adoption of modern technology and telling that story and getting that awareness in the market as we eventually go public in the future. after that it was make sure it is fair, because were going to go public and we want the valuation we get now to mark the cost. if you look at our numbers now, it's pretty close to if we were a public company, not some pie-in-the-sky company with public valuations. emily: we've been talking about a cyber security bubble. there are a lot of private cyber companies that are very highly valued. i was talking with one ceo about this very point. and all of the other companies out there, it seems to have become a crowded space. listen to what he had to say. fundedgood idea is being that it can keep being funded forever. that is going to ha

>> hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home.we debuted coast to coast with the thrilla in manila, one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights. frazier/ali. and that's when hbo explodes. >> it's all over and mohammad ali at the end of the 14th round, it's a tko -- >> before that, you're count ing growth in tens of thousand of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really day one for both businesses. hbo and the cable industry. >> if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants. cbs, nbc, abc. and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said, so can

hbo has been putting out a really good product.ying, hold on, streaming services, we're not giving up this hold yet. i love the fact that now everyone is stepping up their game, and we're still going to see really great television. >> we get the benefit. >> let the best show win. you're right. i think there's parties in hollywood. the tables at hbo executives were piled. they won in best drama and comedy. "game of thrones" and "veep." "game of thrones" beat out "house of cards," "homeland," and the most popular show also won. >> andy sandberg, what grade do you give him? >> i give him an a. >> i give him 7 out of 10, so what's that, a c? >> we mixed the metaphors. >> i thought he was really funny. i don't know if he played to the room as funny as i thought he was at home. i like his humor. >> i have to show this because i think this was powerful. what a surprise to see him on stage. let's look at tracy morgan. >> it's been a long road back. i suffered a traumatic brain injury that put me in a coma for eight days. i finally regained

her on hour comedy special "tig notaro: boyish girl interrupted" airs saturday, august 22nd on hbo.years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to anderson cooper, greta gerwig, tig notaro! [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly, we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ carson: hey guys, welcome to "last call." i'm carson daily. we are stationed tonight here at the world famous kroq studios in los ans.

now hbo got some extra attention from host andy sandberg who gave out his password for his hbo now accountaying he doesn't think that password sharing is a problem. now the password actually worked for people trying to log in but only for a moment before hbo shut it down. now despite this dig that andy sandberg gave to hbo many people on twitter said it was great advertising for hbo now which is the company's standalone streaming video service. guys, back over to you. >> thank you for that. did you guys stay up late to watch any of that? >> no. the emmys? seriously? >> i'm asking seriously, yes. >> coming up next jim cramer joining us to talk about the week ahead for the moorkts. here's the futures right now. things looking up. dow looking to open about 140 points higher. back in a moment. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins us now. in my ear i was talking about the giants and just like shaking my head. i don't even want to bring up -- maybe i shouldn't. i guess you watched what happened there too. they said that chips should be embarrassed remember everybod

her on hour comedy special "tig notaro: boyish girl interrupted" airs saturday, august 22nd on hbo.h: my thanks to anderson cooper, greta gerwig, tig notaro! [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly, we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪

samberg, giving away his hbo now login and password, i assume that was some sort of gimmick from hbo.l give hbo the equivalent of street credit. you hear constantly about netflix and amazon. showtime and stars, that he does rivals. year in and year out, hbo finds a way to dominate the emmy awards, which lets it put out his posters and marketing. then you have creative people responsible for the shows talking about how they could not imagine the show being anywhere else. it helps them with the creative community as well. pimm: i noted amazon won an award last night. what we're seeing here is the ground shift. what does it mean for them? >> it means they get to keep , and zhou put death previously worked with hbo. she worked on six feet under. partnerd up finding a on amazon willing to give her creative flexibility she wanted. she had been very vocal supporting amazon. jeff bezos got one shout out. for a company like amazon which has watched netflix, it got a lot more attention to more eyeballs will be brought to the service. >> one of the most moving. what did she have to say? >> yes.

her on hour comedy special "tig notaro: boyish girl interrupted" airs saturday, august 22nd on hbo. be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to anderson cooper, greta gerwig, tig notaro! [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly, we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] th carson: hey guys, welcome to "last call." i'm carson daily. we are stationed tonight here at the world famous kroq studios in los angeles. and here's what's coming your way. the legendary jade mascis performs at the observatory during burgerama. we're going to show you that in a little bit. also, chris garcia is the subject of our comedy spotlight. but first, actress jamie chung swings by to talk about her new comedy series,"resident advisors." from the three clubs, here's more. >> is it fair to say that yo know this show so well that you have to turn tothe phone -- >> can you just give me a second? damn. my first review is "funny enough and worth watching." that's not bad. i think at's the best review i've ever gotten. yeah. anoth

>> trevor: i haven't seen lena dunham that excited since hbo made office clothing optional. it's so great! lena was excited about hillary especially because hicial didn't seem excited about hillary. >> sometimes it is, you know, choices between people that none of whom you, but study it enough to say, okay, if i vote for this person, i'm more likely to see progress on something i care about. if you can't get excited, be pragmatic and do it anyway. >> trevor: if you can't get excited, be pragmatic and do it anyway. that is the worst hype speech i've heard in my life. "are you ready for hillary clintonnnnnnnnnn! i know you're not, but put you hands together anyway! the other choices are even worse, according to her! but my favorite part is when lena dunham brought up the recent video where lenny kravitz' pants split on stage during a concert. >> lena: did you see the footage where his, like, pants split and, like, his..." >> clinton: no, i missed that. lena: stuff fell out. clinton: yeah, yeah. do you think i could get that... >> lena: on youtube. clinton: youtube, okay, good.

hbo, we've grown over 40 million in the u.s. and hbo has continued to grow. >> guy? >> david faber has been with the goldman media an fence and he mentioned it today. everything comes back to netflix. it is the trade. tim is right. this went from $118 but guess where it held the other day, $95. that is the pivot level. it is netflix world and everybody else is playing in it. i get the fact that valuation is expensive but growth is tremendous. >> i think most people would agree with everything you said but in a world where we test the october lows which is what efb here on the desk has said. you still go with netflix? >> absolutely not. and we can see where it go. probably to $83. and this is a company that if no one else is playing in the world, and you are saying there is way to get online and watch the content, which is not true, so i think this company is expensive and not a competition. >> 1.5 is where it closed. use par $100 so you don't worry about the $85 level that tim discussed. but i believe they should move higher with a market moving higher. >> jell-o, ba

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. >> it looks to compete with hbo and lure more subscribers with can't miss content. meanwhile, hulu, which until now has been focused on tchl v shows, is stepping up gears. it's going to round out its catalog starting october 1st. owned by disney fox and nbc universal, hulu is broadening its appeal beyond the 10 million it has now. >> these kind of rights don't come up very often and i think it's not a surprise, given the investment that hulu has made recently. look at the seinfeld deal they did. they are spending more money than they have historically. >> amazon also ramps up its investment in its own original shows and content rights after the company invested $1.3 billion in time instant video last year. and traditional tv channels, including hbo, are fighting back with their streaming video apps as media companies, digital and traditional, look to capitalize on the new opportunity as faster broad band speeds drive an explosion of digital streaming. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> as you know, starting a business is never easy

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will they say hbo -- i am the sure i want to play -- a $15 a month, netflix, $11, whatever it might beor will they buy it all and cut the cord on the cable? david: i would take the question as the difference between what apple brings to you and what you have in your traditional tv ecosystem, it is a closed business. you have verizon competing against direct, dish, time warner cable. you always have a handful of guys who are buyers of some piece of content. we have that piece of content. you should come to us. if you take apple's success to ultimo --st possible ultimate conclusion, you wind up with a closed system. and if you wind up with a closed system where they become the gatekeeper, they become the owners of the master switch, it potentially prevent these other platforms from participating. so, that's potentially prevent these other platforms from participating -- potentially prevent these other platforms from participating, and what exists is do they withhold others? erik: we will be back with david bank covering media. ♪ erik: you are watching "market makers" here on bloomberg te

hbo show star and daughter of the nbc brian williams posted a picture on instagram and her new hubbym the wedding. she noted that her gown was from oscar delauren to. >>> big daddy, he and i talk the on the radio earlier on wip, and i have a special surprise for big daddy to cheer him up, it is birthday related after the break. >>> here's what we are watching as we get ready for a big important week of weather. pressure is on for outdoor events we have scheduled for the weekend. high pressure building in today but we are watching this coastal storm to see what it decides to do as we get towards mid week and end of the week. the it is trying in some forecast is to become a tropical system, and with the closeness of that system the clouds will be around today and maybe, even a shower or two tonight as we see in the future cast, and, the the clouds cover persists for the rest of the day. so that will keep us on the cool side, 73 degrees is our high today and 74 tomorrow. the mostly cloudy, that will be the last day of the summer. autumn begins at 4:11 in the morning on wednesday. we are

if you have apple tv it is one of the options is hbo now or hbo go right now.ou can have a subscription to that to watch them there. >> it is still more money. >> the the pope is coming. >> let's move on to this one, number three the x-files. it is actually coming back to fox in january. this one i guess is a throw back. aaron inver who wrote this story was giving me inside scoop. another one alex, chris and karen that i'm not too familiar with. >> x-files is from the 90's, with david, and molder and scully. they did a revamp but i don't think it went anywhere. >> it is coming back to fox in january. >> everyone get excited. >> this is one that everyone is like you don't watch number two breaking bad. >> this might be better than seinfeld, you are right. >> so here's the deal. i watched one episode and could not get into it. >> i was the same way, i have seen three episodes and i was like i could not do it. i went to my friend and said you have to get through first season and then it gets good. >> if you require me to get through an entire season before i like