you have netflix, hbo, hbo go, and then you have hulu. tell me how hulu fits into the television landscape? television has always deliveryned by its mechanism. this is the first time your delivery mechanism allows you to change the experience. you don't have to be linear, you are to be be scheduled, you don't have to be live. it has moved into the consumer controlling their experience. hulu will be ultimately the first choice, with the most choice and the most content. we are excited about the future. you mentioned live television, and hulu has an option to pay for access to live tv. i don't own a subscription to traditional cable. i own a subscription to hulu, along with netflix and amazon. what is the point of live television? i do stand the purpose of live television for sports. it's useful to watch sports as it is happening. i understand the purpose of live television for news as well. when news breaks, you want to hear what it means, you want context. but live television for something like this is us, or the walking dead, why can't t

hbo is a classic case of that. it's a brand that stands for something, people recognize what you're getting when you're on hbo. that portfolio of what the brand stands for fits a broad audience, but it's a particular type of content. one of the things we think is different about our offering is we don't want a warehouse approach to it we want a collection of brands that customers look at and say i know what i'm getting when i go to that -- >> is this the new bundle? >> it's a way to think about a bundle, correct. how do you get the right brands together in an on demand world >> how much of this content is going to be new, meaning you're going to have additional investment in new content? not just hbo content, but some of these other brands. >> you're going to have a combination of a new library our initial license will be emphasized on library. as we think about the warner media family and the different platforms we have, our investment in content which is substantial every year, will be choosing which platforms we

>> we went to the set of hbo series "the deuce" where they have a new job called intimacy coordinatormily meade made sure of it. >> i'm on a show about the sex industry. i was thinking about all the times i felt uncomfortable in my career, especially when it comes to filming sexual scenes. i went to hbo and they instantly hired alicia, who's our intimacy coordinator. >> i'm there to have the uncomfortable conversations that no one wants to have. and making sure that things are set and boundaries aren't getting crossed. >> i'm trying to do my job. >> alicia is on the set of hbo's "t for every nude scene. her job includes being actors' advocate and choreographer. >> the first scene, i was kissing someone. he had to touch my bretts at one point. alicia explained if he bent his fingers in a certain way it would sell touching my bretts while actually having to do it less. >> alicia also keeps a fully stocked kit on set with surprising content. >> it includes pretty much every kind of breath mint you can think of. gum and spray. i have lots of hand sanitizer. bonds, padding. she has pretty

>> you can't do that anymore. >> stephen: it's hbo.mething to think about for the next show. >> i keep bringing it up. and they go, "no, it's not good for our brand." i think it's good for the brand. ( laughter ). >> stephen: good for you. you let your freak flag fly. ( laughter ). >> we've been going to cities where there are big, important races. we went to miami because there's a great governor's race, andrew gillim. we just interviewed beto( appla) yeah. we're going to philly. >> stephen: if only these people could vote in texas. >> none of you people are going to vote in texas! she's going to vote in texas. >> there we go. >> stephen: what are you doing here? go home! are you getting used to tv? it's not as easy it looks, is it? >> i don't know how you do this every day. >> stephen: and how many do you do? do you two two had been a year or... >> we're going to do fo e gog to start at four. we're going to work our way up to 200. >> stephen: you're going to eventually get a job. ( laughter ) good for you. good for you. >> part time

i had the good fortune to work as a consultant for hbo, it's definitely one of the most fun things i get to do. i can't recall white the same antics are language from when i was working in the white house as you see on shows like these, but i can say this, the team spends a lot of time getting it right. let's dive into our second panel , please welcome back to the oval office, david rubenstein to moderate our panel. [ applause ] aidan canto, accomplished actor and known to all of us as white house deputy chief of staff and later chief of staff, aaron sure and designated survivor. [ applause ], tammy hadad, of had dad media, tammy is a consultant to hbo and several political filmmakers. [ applause ], i also get to work with her where she is the lead consultant . >> matt mclarty chairman of mclarty consultants, consulted for designated survivor, white house down, and many other washington oriented films and television productions, he also served as former chief of staff to president bill clinton . >> completion marshall consultant for house of cards. [ applause ]. appreciate also serve

advertising tech platforms, and you runner which means hbo, cnn, warner bros.. is, isic question i have this what 21st century media company looks like? randall: i hope. that is what we are targeting. we call it a modern media company. what would a modern media company look like? we said there were a handful of elements, if you did not have these elements, you cannot participate to the full extent. the one element we were missing, and i think it is where it begins, you have to have premium content. when we were doing the deal, the world was saying premium content is at peak valuations. we felt differently, we felt in a world where you have this generation wireless networks and you are creating new forms of distribution for the content, if we succeeded in delivering video anywhere at any time, the value of content should go up. we felt we needed to own and invest in content. acquiring time warner was a big piece of doing this. you start with premium content, and unfortunately any and content businesses are built around a wholesale business model. go to the cable

. >> 5 g, advertising tech platform and timewarner, which means you run hbo, cnn and warner brothers. the basic question i have is, is this what a 21st century media company looks like? >> i hope. that is what we are targeting. we call it a modern media company. one of my board members coined that when we started talking about pulling these pieces together. we said from the very beginning there were a handful of elements, that if you didn't have these elements, you probably couldn't participate to the full extend of what we aspired to do. one almost we were missing, and where it against, is you have to have premium content. when we were doing the deal, the world was saying premium content was probably at peak evaluations and destined to go down. we felt very differently. we felt in a world where you are deploying fifth generation wireless networks and all new forms of distribution for this content, that if we succeeded in delivering video anywhere any time, then the value of content should go up. we felt we needed to own and invest in content. so acquiring timewarner was a big piece i

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more spectrum, fiber networks, 5g, advertising tech platform, and time warner which means you now run hbo, cnn, warner brothers. so the basic question i have is, is this what a 21st century media company looks like? >> i hope. that's what we're targeting. we call it a modern media company. one of my board members coined that when we started talking about pulling these pieces together. what would a modern media company look like? we said from the beginning there were a handful of elements, if you didn't have the elements you couldn't participate to the full extent to what we aspire to do. and one element we were missing you have to have premium content. when we were doing the deal, the world was saying premium content was probably peak evaluations that was destined to go down. we felt differently. we felt in a world where you're deploying fifth generation wireless networks and creating new forms of distribution for this content that if we succeeded in being able to deliver video everywhere, any time. the value of content should go up. we thought we needed to invest in content. so time warn

i feel like you just said it on an hbo special! >> i didn't.idn't say that. >> stay forever young for the industry, okay. >> don't hit all the cameras we're sharing together. how dare you. [ laughter ] >> i have this camera and i have this camera back here. so -- [ laughter ] >> and you've used the show to be a launching pad for other women of color. >> absolutely. jess and i both started out at improv. so many of our friends are funny women, colored, queer people and don't necessarily see them on late night shows, even the writing opportunities or acting opportunities. why don't we have a show where we book our funny friends and they can have this platform, too. i think it resonated with people who maybe aren't huge stand-up people and be like, oh, there are people out there who are funny who look like me, who sound like me and i can relate to this. >> right now we're in a moment we are seeing harassment exposed and misogyny exposed in every industry, comedy is one of those industries. part of what you call out in the book is really interestin

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they appreciate what the publishers and writers are doing and reality television didn't spoil watching hbo or netflix in these more complex storytelling forms actually i think it goes the other way around that people start to live in the ad free environment with quality and not feeling bombarded by too much information or the latest information it could go the other way so how did we put up with that? . >> c-letter remain an optimist but about different things. >> yes. [laughter] and so with that we will go to lunch. [applause] [applause] . >> talk heavy and now we will talk about something not controversial which is the nfl. [laughter] just another quiet day at the office.

didn't spoilision people from enjoying hbo and netflix and these more complex storytelling forums. appreciatel, people it. i think it goes the other way around. if people live in free environment with quality -- an ad-free environment with quality and do not feel bombarded with information, they will go the other way. just like if you turn on broadcast television, this is terrible. jeffrey: so you remain an optimist, but are an optimist about different things. and with that we will go to .

on hbo.on right now. i don't know. >> jimmy: why? what's so weird? >> because you waloutside -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and then you're like, "i'm gonna be on tv in a minute and you get really excited and nervous." >> jimmy: well, don't be nervous hereo >> i'm happye you. >> jimmy: yeah, okay, good. i feel like i just had you on the show. because we h sarah paulson on the show. >> yes. >> jimmy: and she did an impression of you. did you see that? >> i did see it. >> jimmy: yeah. it's not bad. >> i thought it was pretty good. and she -- now i feel like i'm imitating myself talking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no -- >> yeah, she did allf my mannerisms. but i felt really complimented atthat i was in her impersn repertoire. >> jimmyyeah, sure. of course. >> because she does like julia roberts. she does -- >> jimmy: did you ever work with her? >> -- a seal. >> oh, yes, i -- or not a seal, a mylphin. >> ja dolphin. she did the dolphin for me. >> yes. >> jimmy: fantastic. >> we worked together a hundred y

didn't spoilision people from enjoying hbo and netflix and these more complex storytelling forums. appreciatel, people it. i think it goes the other way around. if people live in free environment with quality -- an ad-free environment with quality and do not feel bombarded with information, they will go the other way. just like if you turn on broadcast television, this is terrible. jeffrey: so you remain an optimist, but are an optimist about different things. and with that we will go to lunch. >> [applause] author come activist and deray mckesson talks about racism in america and his work with the black lives matter movement. this is 15 minutes. >> good to be here. >> i want to go right in the moment four years ago when your life turned quite a corner. 20's, youn your earned six figures,

didn't spoilision people from enjoying hbo and netflix and these more complex storytelling forums. appreciatel, people it. i think it goes the other way around. if people live in free environment with quality -- an ad-free environment with quality and do not feel bombarded with information, they will go the other way. just like if you turn on broadcast television, this is terrible. jeffrey: so you remain an optimist, but are an optimist about different things. and with that we will go to . >> hello. welcome. >> good to be here. in to theto go right moment four years ago, when your life turned quite a corner. you were in 20's. 20's, you earned six figures, and you decided to pack up your whole life and go to ferguson to join the protest. why? deray: i am proud to say i was one of many people who understood there was a lot of stake in that moment, that police killed a teenager and that wasn't right. we knew mike brown should be aligned, and -- be alive. that was an easy decision to make. today i knew more than i knew then. of people killed by a stranger is killed by police officer. w

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hbo is typically more expensive than netflix already if it's an hbo plus situation, i don't know whereour expectation is for that product to be priced at. >> they'll have competition above, competition below, competition to the right and left it's taking along time for the big battle cruisers of the traditional tv world to respond to this way of delivering content, but they're getting there. it will be a more competitive different world for netflix 12 months from now than today >> thank you >> thank you >>> ibm out with third quarter earnings the dow component posting a mixed quarter and a return to shrinking revenue after a short respite from falling sales joining us is lisa ellis from moffitt nathanson. number one, i was looking at the chart, it is concerning because it looks like it will start testing moving averages, long-term support. >> yeah. >> they're at sp137. >> yeah. if it fallsthrough 2016 levels i don't know what the next stop is and it's 1$130 billion company now when facebook and google and what we think of technology now, ibm is not even there anymore. it's such a famil

. >> hbo can't compete, why not? they do and they will and they are. >> att >> hbo >> okay. >> what about this though to the point of competition, they dependent on netflix for quite so some time and others producing the show that people can buy it is getting complicated because of con flick atlant cont they want to sale. they got to ramp up their studi which they have. producing for disney they did say they'll spend another billion if they have to. they do have much better programming worldwide than disney the worldwide program is extraordinary. they pick the best of the best they have a lot more volume. disney is going to have stars and real, you know -- >> franchises. >> i think disney is going to kill it. the sign up for netflix, and espn plus bundle is very good. tu you can sneak sports with your wife never knowing she's watching some women show on netflix >> they could program. they got to get the same producer of that programming to do it for them when they're getting out bid by netflix for everything >> take

years after being diagnosed with breast cancer is living the hardest time of her life in a new and raw hboentary. >> the most frightening part was being laid down on the bed before the double mastectomy. >> she didn't think twice about sharing her journey with her fans and millions watched her show. her battle began in 2015. since then, she's been open about her struggle. >> after i walked off people magazine's beautiful people shoot. within five minutes the doctor called and told me i had cancer. what followed was a double mastectomy and treatment. her friends and partner governor cuomo were at her side. she shares the experience any way documentary and hopes she can share her experience with other women. >> what does it mean to have a double mastectomy? what does answer kaer do to you? that's what the film is about. early detection is everything. >> one of the executive producers of the documentary is oscar travel consideration provided by -- >>> before we go, some unexpected news that is going make a lot of fans so very sad. sounds like chris evans has hung up his shield as captain amer

. >> jimmy: "camping" premiers sunday night on hbo. garner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> jimmy: nice to see you. you look beautiful. thank you for coming. you know, i -- i just -- you know, obviously you're very talented and very lovely and all of those things, but you baked a coffee cake for us today that i tasted before the show, and it is unbelievably good. did you really bake that. >> i really will baked it. >> jimmy: you didn't pick it up on a place on the way in. >> no. >> jimmy: and lena dunham was other and talked about this blueberry buckle cake. >> that's kind of why i had to do it. >> jimmy: oh, my god, it was really, really good. >> so glad. n. you're carb-free. >> jimmy: i got spanx and duct tape going on. >> don't we all. >> jimmy: lena said -- she requested that you bake this cake. >> well, do you know what happened is that i -- this blueberry buckle tradition goes back to charleston, west virginia when i worked at a men's store and at the end offy every summer i would make blu

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he now stars in the new hbo film "my dinner with herveÉ." please welcome peter dinklage! ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the show. >> this is beautiful. >> stephen: isn't this lovely? >> you don't see that on tv. >> stephen: we show it sometimes-- >> sistine chapel. >> stephen: kind of, kind of. it's better than the sistine chapel-- >> that's weird to say. >> stephen: it's not that weird to say. once you've seen it, it's better than the sistine chapel. >> "it's better than the sistine chapel." >> stephen: get your own show, michael angelo. nice to meet you. it's a little adult for me. >> yeah. >> stephen: a little inappropriate. >> it's late-night cable. >> stephen: it sure is. it sure is. you get to use the bad words and not bleep them over there. >> that's true. they're fun to say. ( laughter ) with the accent. they're very fun to say. >> stephen: well, i was also a fan of the person you're playing in the new movie of herveÉ vilage, because i was a huge "fantasy island" fan. >> strange show. >> stephen: very strange show. ( applause ) did you-- did you watch that sh

dijo en una entrevista que saldrÁ por la cadena hbo que sus abogados se le han asesorado que puede terminare estÁ en proceso y sucederÁ. pero algunos de sus asesores aparentemente difieren. pero como sabemos, la prioridad en este momento es asegurar la frontera. janet: el problema es que el derecho a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento le otorga la enmienda 14 de la constituciÓn, que dice que las personas nacidas en estados unidos son ciudadanos de este paÍs. este abogado constitucional sostiene que el presidente no puede cambiar la enmienda mediante una acciÓn ejecutiva y sin una pelea legal. pero no,no tiene ese poder. y seguro que si hay litigio despuÉs de que otorgue la orden, la corte de primera instancia va a decir que la orden no es vÁlida. jane pan coincide con que donald trump no puede gustar una acciÓn ejecutiva para terminar con un derecho constitucional. en la misma entrevista, el presidente dice que estados unidos es el Único paÍs en el el presidente ha prometido poner fin a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento desde el 2015. esta acciÓn ejecutiva la que el presidente se refiere no estÁ lista

been the subject of several dateline episodes and the star, though not in the way he intended, of hbo's "the jinx." >> did not tell the whole truth. nobody tells the whole truth. >> reporter: but do you -- does anyone, know the truth about robert durst? tonight, the story behind the story. the trail we followed, the revelations we encountered, the personal account he wrote and we were given, which have led us into a very weird place, the lost years of the infamous robert durst. the tale is like quicksand. it sucks you in. >> bob is endlessly fascinating and -- and always surprises me. >> reporter: he has certainly been elusive, mercurial, sometimes desperate and always in motion. tonight we'll track him, his descent, his strange detour off the road and off the grid. a life that no one, not even his family or close friends, could fathom. >> he has a good heart inside, i really think so. >> reporter: we begin with two people who have known and loved the man they call bobby, godfather of their son, close friend of more than 40 years. long before the rest of the world heard of him. >> and w

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are you even-- are you allowed to watch hbo?> not really. also, i don't watch that much tv myself, which is kind of ironic. i've never really watched tv. >> stephen: it's a great place to learn. it's the best place to learn. ( laughter ) now, everyone's talking about how in the new season of "big little lies," meryl streep is in this season. i've met her before-- she's a lovely person. but i've never had a chance to work with her before. what is she like to work with? >> she's really just sweet and funny and incredible. actually, can i tell you a quick story about her? >> stephen: i hope so, yeah. >> we were doing this scene, and there was a piano near us. and they yelled, "cut"-- but also when they yell "cut," all the crew is still working. so we can, you know, kind of play and stuff, but we've got to keep our voices down. >> stephen: true. >> so i said, "oh, mom, can i play that piano?"ansaid, nowca the crew iworking." missyls ke, "i'd like to hear him play, let's go over there!" and i was like, "okay!" ( laughter ) >> stephen

. >> dana, you know, hbo of course ending their relationship with boxing saying it's not unique.irst tarted it was. i want not anymore is this something the ufc is at all worried about, that there is wasn'ting interest in this being a unique spectacle it's a different format but in the general vein. >> i love that hbo is getting out of it. i'm looking to get into it hbo was one of the biggest and most powerful people in the sport of boxing. they're not getting out of boxing because there is no money. they are getting out of boxes because they are completely changing their model and how they're showing content. so i get what they are doing i get why they are doing it. and i'm glad they're doing it. >> wme had paid a significant figure, $4 billion for ufc in the past there is rumors they might go public what would your view be towards of the ipo of the property >> you know, obviously this business is very cool. fun to be in and you know, i think it will do well with investors. there is fans for the ufc all over the world people love this sport and love this brand i think it would d

folks, my next guest is a stand- up comedian who now stars in hbo's "insecure."e ) ( cheers and applause ) >> you got moves. >> stephen: i wasn't entirely prepared for the level of moves you have over there. >> well, i saw the fight sequence. i'm sure you, tsk-tsk, got a little one-two combo. >> stephen: fighting and dancing, it's very similar. what is dancing, but fighting with love? >> and eight counts, yes. >> stephen: and eight counts. now, we had issa rae on here and she said you can dance any dance in the highest of heels. >> this is very true. >> stephen: yes? >> this is very true. >> stephen: did you start off as a professional dancer? >> no, i'm just african. ( laughter ) >> stephen: write that down. did not know. did not know. comes with the territory, eh? >> i was born in nigeria. i feel like you come out of the womb, like, um-bah-dah, um-bay-day. so that's, that's how it happens. >> stephen: that must be painful for the mother, for the baby to be dancing on the way out! >> my mom's like, huh? >> stephen: how did you get started as a stand-up comedian?

he also has the leading role in a hbo comedy about a tell advantage list. >>> now to a family of theind. namesake county. and as if you needed another reason to love prince harry, well we'll give you two. >> ahhhh. duchess meghan petted an adorable puppy while harry beamed ear to ear while meeting this shaggy guy. and if that wasn't enough, we would say harry is ready for future daddy duty based on this reaction to meeting a cute little baby. the two received a rock star welcome to sussex which is in the southeast corner of england. meghan looked sleek in a cream armani coat and green leather hugo boss skirt. her hair done up in her signature messy bun. during the visit the duke and american born duchess were shown copy of the u.s. declaration of independence. when they both signed an official guest book it was first names only. no need for last names or addresses. on a stop to a local university they opened a technology center. they were treated to a performance by a youth orchestra making their day a complete success. >>> meanwhile meghan's good friend priyanka chopra and her fianc

hbo's vice news visited her at her l.a.ome. >> i will be have been sleeping a lot, like 18 hours a a day. smarted smoking. bad move. >> "vanity fair" had an interests track, the conners felt richer after one episode a. >>> let's get to some happy news. wedding preparations are underway for priyanka chopra and nick jonas and priyanka knows exactly what she's looking for in a gown. the bride to be told us in new york. ♪ we got champagne problems >> i have to be comfortable and cute. so it's going to be cute and comfortable. >> priyanka's checking things of her i do to do list? >> the celebration will last three days. a source tells us the 36-year-old has been planning the wedding for a couple months now. >> wearing blew suede priyanka spent last night out solo at the golden heart awards supporting the charity god's love, we deliver. >> it is so important to find something that really changes the world and what we do here. like i really feel it make that is impact. >> while this bride to be proudly showed off her engagement ri

why we think of netflix as a value stock, if you think of the value of their subscribers similar to hbo. netflix is only priced at about next year's subscriber level and it's still growing rapidly afte that i think it's a false comparison. >> if it has a high valuation to it you admit that >> they're investing heavily to grow their subscriber base if they moved their price up to $15, growth would slow dramatically and the stock would be at barely more than a market multiple investors, in our opinion, aren't looking at this company properly if they're thinking of it as a stock that sells at five or six times the market multiple >> have you been a buyer on the pullback have you been adding to your position because of that opportunity? >> we had trimmed some of our position last quarter.e i guess you could say we trimmed some and added some to the position it's in our portfolio. >> i've got you. >> and, frankly, the rest of our portfolio hasn't done all that well either. >> it's stephanie omcast and die gotten through their m&a i know they're behind netflix, but i think they're going to be

she played elaine bennett in -- on seinfeld, of course, and she can also be seen as vice president on hboe event on november 19th. >>> and a north carolina waitress received a surprise of a lifetime when a customer left her a $10,000 tip. someone came in to sup dogs in greenville, saturday, ordered two waters and left. the waitress discovered the money on the table along with a note saying thanks for the delicious water. the customer goes by the name of mr. beast and he has his own youtube channel which shows videos of him handing out large donations. lucky girl. coming up on "cbs this morning," coming up on "cbs this morning," in the series school with the roomba robot vacuum. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to clean all your floors. and with patented dirt detect technology, roomba finds dirt throughout your home. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. americans have made air

by a website which previewed an interview with the president it will air this weekend as part of an hbo documentary series. >> how ridiculous? we're the only country in the world where a person comes in has a baby and the baby is a citizen of the united states for 85 years with all of those benefits. >> reporter: in fact, at least 30 countries guarantee citizenship to babies born within their borders and federal courts have generally ruled the 14th amendment applies to children born in the u.s. to illegal immigrants. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >>> meanwhile, the president and first lady travel to pittsburgh, pennsylvania, to pay their respects to the victims of a shooting. they placed stones at the memorial site outside a tree of life synagogue where people died. there were protestors. >> president trump, you are not welcome in pittsburgh!! >> the funerals continue today. yesterday, a respected family doctor and two disabled brothers were buried. among the mourners attending, members of the pittsburgh steelers. >>> new this morning, a landslide in the philippines has buried more

. >> this is literally how "fired up" we are about jennifer's tv return to hbo's "camping." >> how didhocolate? >> i'm a girl scout leader. so i kind of had to learn this. >> of course she's a girl scout leader. >> the eight-episode comedy series in executive produced by "girls" team jenni konner and lena dunham. >> hi. checking in. it's walt's 45th birthday soiree. >> it follows four couples on a camping trip organized by jennifer's quirky character. >> your character might be the most tightly wound woman on the planet. >> oh. >> fair to say? >> possibly. >> guys, eyes on me. i am the only certified life guard present. so please keep an eye on me. >> some might call her crazy. some might call her controlling. some might call her annoying or shrill. i think she's awesome. she's a hero to me. >> so you love to camp. >> uh-huh. >> so what's it like camping with your family? >> oh it's crazy. my kids are always afraid they're going to run out of books. so like the tent is full. >> hot tip, kindle. >> i know, right. it seems counter-intuitive to take a kindle on a camping trip. >> they lov

we will be with jen this wednesday at the premiere of her hbo series "camping." >>> speaking of the outdoorsustin bieber was feeling the weather this weekend and he did some free styling. ♪ >> while on a hike with friends through the hollywood hills, bieber was busy working up a religious rap. the devout and newly married superstar later met up with hailey baldwin looking romantic in a parked suv in l.a.'s toluca lake neighborhood. it was apparently a farewell moment with his wife of now 25 days. >> can't wait to see all of you've guys tonight in tokyo. >> the model later jetted off to work in japan attending a tommy hilfiger event. her rumored half million engagement ring on full display. no wedding band yet, but today a source tells "e.t." that will likely come when she and the biebs have a formal ceremony. adding quote, hailey and justice are trying not to make a spectacle of their relationship and that is why they kept their marriage under wraps. but baldwin's not on some pre ceremony crash diet. she instastoried proof that the modelling community eats carbs. >> i died. i told you. >> po

. >> and on ellen, jennifer garner stops by to talk about her n hbo comedy. ellen airs at 3:00 and stick around for news 4 at 4:00. we'll beight back. >> seval dozen childre played on the course that featured brand new hoops and nets. it's the latest effort to help d.c. there you go. >> he's the real >>mvp. 4:23. for the first time, pop star taylor swift has weighed in o politics in a major way. yesterday he released a statement tha she is supporting two democratic candidates in the upcoming midterm elections. in a post on instagram she enforced the former tennessee governor for u.s. senate and he gressman jay cooper for us. house of representatives. sheill not support republican blackburn citing her history. i always have and always will cast my vote based on which candidate will protect and fight fo the human rights i believe we all deserve in this country. >> new this morning forrs the time, the city of columbus ohio will not celebrate day.umbus today is the controversialay federal hol honoring christopher columbus. people say it honors the mass genocide a

in a new interview with axios on hbo, president trump says he's considering ending birth right citizenshipright now the 14th amendment states babies born on u.s. soil are citizens despite the immigration status of their parents. the president says he can end all of that with an executive order. no word on when it could happen. such a drastic move would ip invite legal challenges in a constitutional showdown. >>> president trump is ordering 5800 troops to the u.s./mexico border turning back a caravan. the caravan is still about 900 miles from the border. the troops will be deployed by the end of the week. >>> in the east bay a mountain lion is back in the wild after quite a scare in a pleasanton neighborhood. >> officers hauled the cat out of the bushes after tranquil liesing it. they shot it with tranquilizing darts several times. the alameda county sheriff's office brought out their drone to keep an eye on the animal. it was spotted yesterday afternoon around hopyard road. >> we came outside, police were waiting for us, security guards, escorting us to our cars. i wanted to stick around a

christian became a self-proclaimed white supremacist starting a white power rock band, seen in this hbo documentary "skin heads usa, soldiers of the race war." >> what are some of the lyrics you wish you never would have written. >> the holocaust is a lie. 6 million jews could never die. there's white pride all across america. what pride all across the world. things that i look back at now and frankly, i wonder where and who that person was because i don't know that person. >> reporter: but dillon roof did. he found christian's music on-line talking about a song in forums just months before he killed nine black parishioners at an ame church in charleston. >> those were my lyrics, words that i had written almost 30 years ago that still have an impact today, that still had consequences. those ideas that i put out into the world 30 years ago may have contributed to the death of innocent people. >> reporter: the internet, he says, accelerating the spread of hatred into hyper drive. >> 30 years ago the internet didn't exist, and it was about books and pamphlets and standing in front of someb

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