there is hbo max and hbo now and hbo go how important is it for them to get this right and get those new subscribers, to your point >> the marketing is going to be crucial here and to your point about it being confusing, there technically is an hbo max that even already exists in latin america. it's the combination of hbo and cinemax. so they're going to have to do a good job of explaining to consumers what this new service really is. and so for those watching, let me break it down hbo go is the service that you get that's digital through your cable subscription so if i already buy cable subscription through comcast or at&t, but i want to get hbo on my computer, i go through hbo go if i don't get it, that's when i'm going to subscribe and pay a separate fee for hbo now there are 8 million subscribers to hbo now that get the full digital subscription and lastly, we have hbo max, which is different from hbo now. that's, analysts say, will be $1 or two more than what you are getting. it has more time -- excuse me, warner media content in there. it's going to have the new "friends" libra

it's going to be called hbo max.ll launch with 10,000 hours of material and a new deal with warner brothers tv. they will have all 236 episodes of "friends" which happens to be the second most popular show on netflix. it will be the warner brothers produced shows with cw the company announced exclusive movie deals with rece witherspoon's hello sunshine and greg berlante. now this news that netflix is losing "friends" to -- netflix is losing "friends" to warner media comes two weeks after nbc universal announced it will pull "the office" for 2021. john stenke and everett hastings are both expected here in sun valley though we haven't seen either one of them a riff just yet. >> julia, stay with us your a up early. >>> for more on all of this, let's bring in tom rogers. former ceo of tivo and cnbc contributor. tom, obviously every emerging player in this world is trying to marshal the known assets to beef up their offering where does it all head do you think this is a genuine edge that warner media has going out with hb

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up for parole, six. >> what they were doing at hbo was exactly what the network wasn't doing.hey were breaking barriers. >> you get to the somethisopran of a sudden, the villain is the hero. >> there's some eggplant. >> i told you, i'm not ugly. >> the sopranos was david chase's invention about this mob family, something people hadn't seen before, the idea that a mobster is seeing a therapist. >> whatever happened to gary cooper? the strong, silent type. that was an american. he wasn't in touch with his feelings. he just did what he had to do. once they got gary cooper in touch with his feelings. >> you have strong feelings about this. >> every decade, you get somebody like peter faulk as columbo, somebody you can't imagine afterwards. >> i think it's supposed to be a mafia story. >> it's about every day life. >> did you know an italian invented the telephone? >> alexander graham bell inwas italian? who invented the mafia. >> what? >> the sopranos took the mystery out of being a mobster. ♪ i'm a fool to be doing your dirty work ♪ ♪ oh, yeah >> and it was somehow more mundane t

. >> i think hbo is looking at the world and say, how can we matter. for quite a long time.xing were the bread and butter of hbo. >> people such a show because you're partly an [ bleep ]. >> what we learned through "oz" or "larry sanders show" that we could do serious television. >> there's something in the air. and it ain't love. >> "oz" was cutting edge in what it was willing to share with the audience. >> hit me. hit me. hit me in the face, brother. complicated characters, complicated issues and the way it was presented was so unique. >> sentence, nine years. up for parole in six. >> what they were doing at hbo was exactly what the network wasn't doing. they were breaking barriers. you get to "the sopranos" and all of a sudden the villain is the hero. >> have some eggplant. >> i told you i'm not hungry. >> you won't even accept food from your own mother. >> it's about this mob family. something people hadn't seen before. the idea that a mobster is seeing a therapist. >> whatever happened to gary cooper? the strong, silent type? that was an american. he wasn't in touch wit

>> hbo did a lot of its best work when it was bending a genre. take something that's familiar and give it some chili pepper. >> advertising is based on one thing, happiness. >> is there any taboo that you wouldn't break? >> not if there was a funny idea. >> what is wrong with you? >> there's so much different storytelling and so many different stories being told about so many different people. >> i don't think dramatic series television has ever been stronger. >> there's no longer this theory of what popular entertainment must be. >> incoming! >> who are the heroes? the people who watch this show. ♪ >>> this is the week when the major broadcast networks unveil their fall lineup of shows. and every executive in hollywood knows how well "the sopranos" is doing on cable, which is a network problem. >> i think hbo altered everything for this reason alone, is there was no commercials. >> we are dependent on sponsors. there's so much we can do in terms of language, in terms of violence, in terms of sex. >> to a large degree, a lot of executives were ju

hbo said to us was, it's got to be something that couldn't be on network tv. ♪ >> because hbo was driveny had a different way of looking at success or failure. what they were looking for was critical acclaim. >> you've watched letterman, you've watched leno, but what about larry? larry sanders, that is. he's the tv alter ego of comedian garry shandling. >> garry shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show "the tonight show" was. >> just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic. because in the world of "the larry sanders show," there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] your budget? is that what you want me to do? >> so it became this weird funhouse mirror thing, where you could use stuff from your misery, your career, as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand to hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show -- >> can

maybe with your package you got access to hbo on demand.want really good stuff you have to pay up for the individual app online. so it is getting to the point where we're going back to buy a la carte. buy netflix for 79.99 a month, buy disney. is that where it stops? is that what the future looks like? you have to pick a couple services or how many you can afford? >> that will be something people will have to look at. look, people live on a budget. you have to decide you want eight streams services? do you want three? do you want one or two? the whole thing will change. you have to look what you're looking for. if you take disney and new disney series plus series or system will debut in the fall, you will entire history of animation, entertainment giant, marvel, pixar, the "star wars" movies and shows as well. you will have to decide, whether you want to go to hbo max and "friends," 256 episodes all of them exclusively. netflix recently lost two of their biggest shows, "the office," gone back to nbc universal, and now friends friend back wi

she is on "big little lies," which is on hbo. on sunday night. hbo, this is so secret they would not even send us a clip of the show. >> i know. >> jimmy: normally it's like please play the clip, please play the clip. but they were like no, you can't have the clip. and then all of a sudden we were like well, we would really like the clip. [ laughter ] >> well, they did -- in exchange for the clip they told me that i could -- this whole time they've said don't say anything, you know. so we asked -- people ask what the show is about and you can't give anything away. but they did say i could say this. >> jimmy: okay. >> in the beginning of the next episode all of the -- it's a little bit of a live chianger. but all of the women go to visit perry's grave and his body's missing. >> jimmy: really? well, that is a little bit of a live does that indicate there will be a third season of the show? >> oh, no, that's the beginning of the next episode. sow still have an hour to figure out -- >> jimmy: that's technically not a cliffhanger. >>

the popular series "friends" ditching the streaming service for hbo. warnermedia is taking all the old episodes of the show to its new streaming service, hbo max, which will combine content from hbo and other properties like cnn, tnt, cartoon network and looney tunes. the service starts in 2020, see you have until next year to relive the 90s on netflix. >>> virgin galactic is going public. they want to enter the stock market by the end of the year. the company, founded by sir richard branson just struck a deal with the social capital company. the company is taking a 49% stake in branson's endeavor. virgin galactic has taken the lead in the race for space tourism but this is a stiff competition from elon musk's space ax and blue origin. marin county get a near full rollout of 5g. it is designed to ease neighbors concerns about the possible health impact. >> also straight ahead instagram goes after cyber bullies. the new tool to help protect users from nasty comments. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though

this says, "just rehearsed the first scene of our final day on 'veep,' hbo.ce aws ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was just rehearsal? >> that was just rehearsal i'm going to tell you something. we were all a wreck. you know, we've been doing this show now for many, many years. >> jimmy: yeah >> and we're a very close knito. i'll tell you, when i came to the table read for the final episode of the show, and i walk in, and i see tim simons sitting at the table tim plays jonah ryan on "veep. and he's bawling and we haven't even started to read the script yet. >> jimmy: the script's not even opened yet >> and this man -- this grown man is hysterical at the table and i -- that was it, i was done >> jimmy: you're like, "it's gonna be a long -- >> and the rest of the - yeah >> jimmy: really >> yeah, it was intense. but it was wonderful it was a real celebration, too i'm excited. >> jimmy: every time it was someone's last scene or last line, everyone gathered -- >> oh, totally >> jimmy: they call it video village, right >> at video village, everyone came for everybody's la

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he won an emmy for his role on hbo's "the larry sanders show." torn died yesterday. no cause of death was given. he was 88 years old. >>> now to a major scare inside a super 8 motel. nearly 50 people had to be rushed to the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak at the motel in winnipeg, canada. more than a dozen people were listed in critical condition, but they're now recovering. the leak set off an alarm in the boiler room. carbon monoxide levels were nearly 20 times over the limit. >>> marriott is facing a lawsuit accused of deceiving customers on room prices and fees. the washington, d.c. attorney general claims the hotel chain's advertised rates were often misleading because they didn't include the fees that guests had to pay when booking rooms online. those charges are sometimes called destination fees and can be as high as $95. the suit claims nearly 200 hotels charged the fees. the company is not commenting. >>> a new plan to offer free college tuition this morning. the university of texas says it will offer full scholarships to some students from low income

and then we went to hbo and they went, "huh, okay."n hbo that isn't ending this week. >> i know, it's true. isn't that crazy? i know, they were like i hope this is okay. we just want to you know, you are going to be after "game of thrones." and i was like "what?!" oh no. and no, we got like 2.5 million viewers when the episode, when the "game of thrones" was our lead-in and i would like to think that 2.5 million people just decided to tune in on our third episode in season two. it has nothing to do with dragons. >> stephen: you know, so eight seasons on "saturday night live." do you miss the live shows at all? >> no, no, not at all. >> stephen: you don't miss the energy? >> i got very nervous. i have bad anxiety, so i had real bad stage fright that never went away. and then lorne michaels tried to help me after season four, he went "you know, you can work here as long as you want." and that was his way of like "chill the ( bleep ) out." ( laughter ) >> stephen: so it wasn't anxiety about success. >> no, no, anxiety of just the red ligh

talking about hbo max having a couple extra bucks, going to $17, even assume half of hbo's 38 millionubs take that $2, that's $300, $$400 million of incremental revenue a year netflix is going from 15 billion to 20 billion of programming cost over a year nobody else is going to touch that that is going to be the mainstay as a result of the original programming because it is original programming that drives new subs and, quite frankly, holds subs. >> all right so let me ask you, so you're saying netflix is way out ahead and nobody else is close of the disney, of at&t and whatever else is out there in over-the-top space, who has a chance of surviving? not all of them can. where is apple >> i think there will be room for multiple players when you think about what is a little detached from reality, disney has gotten $50 billion of incremental market cap since it made its streaming announcement in april it has a few million subs on espn plus, hasn't launched disney plus. hulu will be able to go international but hasn't announced numbers on it whatsoever, and they have to buy back comcast,

on hbo.n, thanks for having me >> jimmy: i appreciate it. i want to get to know you a little bit i know - >> yeah, man, we haven't met >> jimmy: no, this is the first time >> i've been reaching out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not true at all. >> imagine you go check your instagram and there's like all -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: tell me about you, and what - you're from jersey >> yeah, yeah, i am. [ cheers ] are there jersey people here >> jimmy: yeah, of course there are. >> oh, man, that's am -- yeah, i made a show about an arab muslim family [ cheers ] >> jimmy: half our audience are arab muslims and half are from new jersey so it's perfect -- [ light laughter ] we have such a good mix of the crowd. >> well, i made this show, 'cause i really wanted to humanize a muslim family >> jimmy: yeah >> which turned out to be a lot easier than humanizing new jersey it's impossible -- [ laughter ] people don't want to believe that new jersey is a good place. >> jimmy: it's a great place >> peo

hbo charges 8 they're going to go to more for hbo max netflix is up around 13, 14. i've seen estimates that say a consumer will be willing to pay, on average, say 40 to $50 a month for pay services in the home you throw in disney and say, you know, hbo max, netflix and amazon, and you're there, or more so i think there's going to be -- it's going to be a hard slot to see which of disney plus, apple tv, comcast, et cetera gets to that $7 billion a year mark that hbo is at, or the $16 billion a year that netflix has. and remember, netflix at $16 billion still isn't terribly profitable it's not a huge margin business yet because they're spending so much in programming. and now they can't acquire "friends" and "the office" anymore they have to spend more. so i say two or three more in addition to the incumbents and the others have to consolidate with one another or accept a distant third place status. >> john, thanks for joining us. >> thank you >>> up next we're serving up two food stories for you mcdonald's franchisees want the fast food giant to help them take on chi

it premieres august 18th on hbo. this is an hour long. is a comedy in a way. >> it's an ensemble. there's a big cast. john goodman, eadie patterson. >> jimmy: how did john goodman get involved in it. >> they asked me, when we were trying to figure out who to play the dad, what about john goodman? he would be amazing, but he's not going to show up in this. we sent him the script and he did. i called my goodman's going to be in this, a real tv show with a real actor. >> jimmy: adam plays your brother. >> we're this real wealthy televangelist family. and our mother passed away and shes what the spark of the whole family, and dad's left to pick up the pieces and looking to his children to carry it on. but we lack the moral compass to be ministers. >> jimmy: your congregation does not know that. >> no, we are hypocrites. >> jimmy: how did you happen upon this particular area, this televangelism something you've been interested in? >> i grew up in a pretty religious house, when i was a kid my mom did puppet ministry. she would do puppets and, y

hbo right now reaches about 30% of u.s.he best case scenario including hbo max they'll get to eventually 30% of households paying the same thing as they are today so that's the same business as it is today but in the process you'll have burned turner and the tv studio to the ground because the licensing revenues that you used to get externally are now just become pumped into hbo max and turner channels will be distributed in a way similar to that. so it's going to be tough to make one plus one plus one equal more than one. >> is disney at $6.99 risking cannibalizing its own revenue streams? >> sure. >> and i guess are they just willing to take the hit because they want this to get big? >> they're making -- it's funny how the three players that have announced strategies, comcast with what they have said about their nbc strategy, at&t with what they said about the hbo max strategy and disney have taken very - >> all different routes. right. do those collide at some point >> it's hard to imagine that all three of them are righ

thanks, amelia. >>> the final season of hbo's xedme of thrones" has some m reviews for fans.mpression on the television academy. that was apparent from this morning's emmy nominations. nbc's mark barger has the details. >> reporter: "game of thronese and a chancto recapture the best drama crown at the emmy awards. threet-time wier earned a record-setting 32 nominations for the shows efinal season. "thrones" stars amelia clark and kit harrington grabbed lead acting nominations while seven more nods came in the supporting acting category. >> i wish for a baby. >> nbc's "this is us" is among the seven shows vying with "thrones" for best drama. mandy moore picked up her first lead actor bid and sterling k. brown is also up for lead actor and chris sullivan for supporting acr. "killing eve" is also in the best drama field along with "better call sahl" "bodyguard" and hbo's "veep" will try to end its farewell tour going up against "the marvelous mrs. maisel" which last year won best comedy and actress. >> i get so motion sick. >> and "best play" is in the hunt along with "barry," a

>> hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home.e 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 counting 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 we cover the whole state? and the

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hit series, "euphoria," which airs sunday nights on hbo.p and eventually hormones. i just kind of kept leveling up. >> so what level are you at now? >> i don't know. i definitely haven't reached my full pathway s h: please welcome to the show, hunter schafer, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show, hunter >> thank you >> seth: this is very exciting this is your acting debut. >> yeah. >> seth: you found o about this job via instagram >> yeah. >> seth: how does that happen? >> casting kind of went all-out with searching everywhere for the cast members, and i just remembereeing it, like, on a story somewhere and people were trying to get each other to audition and then i got a call from my model agency and they asked me to come in >> seth: then you got it >> then it happened. >> seth: the show for people who don't watch -- it's intense. >> yes >> seth: i think that's safe to say. >> yeah. >> seth: graphic at times. and even in the first episode, your character goes through some stuff that is even hard to explain. >> yeah

the platform will be called hbo max and debut next spring.will include hbo and warner brother's material including "friends" as well as new movies and series. no world yet on pricing. it comes on the heels of others announcing their own streaming services. >> and it's the end of the road for one iconic car model. volkswagen is ending the production of its newest version of its instantly recognizable vehicle, the beetle. the move comes as volkswagen recovers from its emissions cheating scandal. anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> you've got it. >>> still to come, chasing another championship. serena williams shows her power in her quarterfinal match at wimbledon. in her quarterfinal match at wimbledon. (crunching) i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about colgate total. it has sensitivity relief, so i don't have to give up doing what i love. aren't we lucky. colgate total. do more for your whole mouth. too many people a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only

it's going to be called hbo max. and it will be launching in spring of 2020 some time around april 2020. the company announcing that it has new deals with warner brothers television and exclusive streaming rights to all 236 episodes of "friends." that's meaningful for netflix because netflix had extended its rights for "friends" through the end of this year and it will also have the exclusive streaming rights at launch to all of the episodes of the "fresh prince of bel-air" and "pretty little liar" also exclusive movie deals with greg burr lanty, a big tv producer as well as reese witherspoon announcing a movie deal with reese witherspoon. both of them will make movies for this new service interesting to get these details ahead of that launch next spring >> hbo max all right, julia, thanks very much >>> so uncertainty about interest rates has sent the dow lower for a third straight session today. what is the market looking for from the fed chairman powell and company when he testifies before congress this week tomorr

or is the hbo model of very few, more high-quality content, is that better? michael: by my count, netflix produces about 10 times as many shows as hbo, and they get about the same number of emmy nominations, so throwing stuff at the wall, throwing 10x at the wall, they will have their hits. i actually think subscriber growth will be based on one of two things, watercooler shows like "breaking bad," "ozark," and "stranger things," or "good enough" content which is high quantity of ok content, and that is the real acid test. do they have enough stuff that is good enough to keep us coming back? i think all the metrics they are giving us on the crap shows, it tells you people are willing to watch whatever they are throwing at them, so you get 40 million people watching adam sandler, which shocks me, but it can happen. [laughter] emily: i thought it was pretty good. lucas, let's talk about international, because that is where the vast majority of new subscribers are going to come from. q3, 7 million international subscribers 6.2 million of which will be outside of

with disney plus and apple tv plus launching in the fall and then the nbcal univetreaming service and hbo m launching in thepr sing. once again disney may be best u positioned t the megafranchise such as marvel and "star wars" to drive fans movies to subscribe to the streaming service and back to customers. i'm julia boorstin. >> and there is reporthat netflix is investing $520 million to make three big budget films amid slowing subscriber growth and according the "wall street journal" the move is part of a bigger pish into the entertainment industry once controlled by big hollywood studios. analysts expect netflix to spend $15 billion onhirogramming year. >>> so where is this shift in viewing habits taking the entertainment industry? paul g us tonight is shandly, covering the gaming business for the hollywood reporter. niul, thanks for j us tonight. >> it is patrick. >> patrick. i apogize. i was called ty alrealer earlie. so we're mixed up. >> exactly. >> i'm gobsmacked by the number of people whoild arthur ash stadium.t it is the biggennis venue in the world and they're going to watch o

content from warner's other streaming service, dc universe, will be featured on hbo max.oesn't seem to be plans to scuttle that service just yet. no word on how much it will cost to describe for all this. lauren: i'm watching netflix stock today. the office and friends were their top two shows in terms of the number of people that watched them. we're also talking about earnings. second quarter earnings season underway. we should note that warner's parent company, at&t, will be reporting in just two weeks' time and investors keeping a close eye on netflix's report which is one week from today. cheryl: a lot to watch in the markets. who is watching you, the issues of privacy and trust are going to be front and center today at a house panel hearing on the government's views of facial recognition technology. officials with the department of homeland security, including customs and border patrol and tsa expected to face tough questions over the use of facial scanning. representatives of immigration enforcement will not be there but the agency's use of the technology to scan dr

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they have hbo or now-tv in the uk they are paying sums every month similar to cable and satellite tv there's a little bit going on with news servi services comu it's too early to talk about this >> do you don't think they'll make changes to their pricing structure on the back of this? >> one thing that was talked about last night was india, releasing the mobile only tier, 3.99 per month which is much cheaper. it competes with pay tv which costs 5 bucks a month in india so we think they'll roll that out across southeast asia and perhaps africa to drive quicker penetration of netflix in those kinds of markets elsewhere u.s., uk, canada, you know, germany, netflix has grown to amazing scale they can probably afford to increase prices more that might lead to some subscribers showing up, but they'll make more money. >> what struck me is the focus on content you mentioned "stranger things." how much is this impacting the business model of not just netflix but other streaming companies when you're relying on a hit so heavily to drive your bottom line going forward? >> so q2 was the quarter

hbo has been around forever.han netflix is if you haven't subscribed to hbo yet and talk about hbo max they will charge you $2 more and you haven't subscribed because of "game of thrones" or west world, you haven't subscribed because of big little lies is "friends" going on the service and getting charged $2 more where you have taken 40 years to get to 38 million subs is that going to be the thing that really knocks netflix >> can i ask, somebody wrote this in earlier. it's a good question why doesn't netflix lock people up for six months or a year like other subscription services do why do you get to say i will take it this month, not next month, i will wait until the crown comes out? >> that is the big thing for consumers now. streaming services can be disconnected so easily you don't have to take five hours off from work and stand in line at the cable company to disconnect i think netflix is all about the consumer experience. part of that experience is ease and flexibility. >> so you think it's a good thing? >

her latest hbo documentary reopens one case, a suicide by death.michelle carter were searching for something. when they found each other in 2012. the high schoolers were geographically separated and intensely connected. that chemistry soon became toxic. i love you now die. spells it out in their own words. one haunting text after another. in the chilling final few, michelle urge conrad to take his own life. you can see very carefully and gently that michelle is pushing him towards doing it. it is devastating and distu disturbing. >> she's persuasive. >> she is. >> i love you now, die. ask questions about mental illness or digital behavior and accountability in a digital age. >> this is a film about isolation. it is about loneliness it is also about conrad roy. >> a judge decided that michelle's behavior causing conroy his death. >> michelle would not talk to you. her family, they would not talk to you at all. >> i tried so many time times -- should we have empathy for michelle carter? >> i think we should have empathy for everyone. you are not goin

put together a phenomenal group of brands, and warner, you know, has some traco over the years, plus hbohe hul urku out there, too. i think it will be a competitive environment.nd >> reporter:ow everyone is watching to see how consumers wi respond to warner media's upcoming hbo max launching next spring as well as disney plus and apple tv plus, launching fall. for "nightly business report", i'm julia boorstin in sun valley, aho. >>> sti ahead, wages are ticking higher after being stagnant for years. but there is some concern that higher pay will threaten profit margins. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the white house is ordering an investigati into france's plan to tax technology companies. the probe is goi to examine whether france's digital tax plan would hurt u.s. t and unfairly target them. according to reports, the investigation could potentially lead to the u.s. imposingew tariffs or other trade restrictions. >> a new goldman sachs report says higher wages is putting pressure on corporate profit margins, and that s&p 500 companies could be affected the most by higher costs from a less competitive labor

just to clarify, the series won't be on hbo itself. hbo soon to be launched streaming service. you know what was really funny, reggie, when "gossip girl" was on netflix for a period of time, the description was rich, unreasonably attractive private school students do horrible, scandalous things to each other repeatedly. that's probably the best description i could come up with for that show. >> what we just saw there is the most i've ever seen of "gossip girl." >> you're welcome. >>> b.a.r.t. facing a bigger price tag than expected. the plans that are now on hold. >>> how would you feel about paying an extra tax on top of the charge for your uber or lyft. i'm jobina fortson live with the details that's looking like a very real possibility. very real possibility. >>> a crowd at a buttermoh manscuits now we're talking fried egg want it melty cheese want it sausage want it or bacon i want it! try my 2 for $4 breakfast biscuits and add 4 donut holes for just a buck. only at jack in the box. book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a $50 gift card. beca

. >> born elmore torn, the oscar and tony nominee won an emmy for his role as artie on hbo's the "larry sanders show." he had nearly 200 credits in a career that spanned seven decades. after his success on the "larry sanders show," torn's career picked up steam leading to a memorable turn in the "men in black" franchise. >> it may be a moot point, old friend. the exodus continues. like the party's over and the last one to leave gets stuck with the check. >> torn's publicist says he passed away peacefully at his home in connecticut with his family by his side. rip torn was 88. >>> in a matter of hours, there will be a ticker-tape parade for the u.s. women's soccer team down new york city's canyon of heroes. the team won its second straight world cup, wrapping up a dominant few weeks with the win over the netherlands sunday. it's not clear whether the team will get an invite to the white house even though president trump promised one win or lose. megan rapinoe has been an outspoken credit of the president. she had this to say with anderson cooper. >> i think that i would say that your mes

cheryl: you know who is in trouble potentially is hbo. at&t has taken over time warner.$15 million to produce one episode of game of thrones, we don't need hours per week, we need hours and hours and hours per day. they're going to have to start acquiring and producing new content. >> as we're seeing with a lot of these streaming services is people are signing up for stranger things and they'll binge watch the eight or nine episodes and they cancel it and go to the next service. >>> they need to give you a reason to stick around. cheryl: russian doll on netflix, a perfect of a good show. you can catch brad on fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. lauren: we all still have traditional cable. just saying. cheryl: we do. lauren: parents are hiring coaches for their kids but not for sports. a pretty crazy reason with a pretty crazy price tag, coming up. and how one man escaped certain death at the hands of a cactus. keep it here on "fbn: a.m." ♪ come on now, junior, take a wild ride. ♪ hey, can you make it on the wild ride. ♪ no crying, no shaking on the -- -drive

hbo, if you combine, maybe has 50 or 60 million across the globe so, yes, they are far ahead of mostf the or all of the competition in terms of the number of subscribers. >> and yet you say they've got to start making money. >> well, at some point they need to start making money. >> but they can go a long time the way amazon did. >> it all depends on the path the market gives them, right so as long as they continue to grow subscribers, it seemed in this market, companies that can grow their top line at a high rate don't really need to make money. and, you know, if you think about the streaming business in general, if you -- what does it say about the streaming business in general if you have 150 million subscribers and still are burning through 3 or $4 billion of cash a year, right? >> and if you've reached that number it was interesting, diller said no one can dislodge them because of the lead they have. but from the stock point of view, i wonder can the lead only shrink from here i mean, we know they can keep subscribers, they can increase price, they even are some pretty about chu

this latest legal maneuvering comes as hbo is about to air a documentary on the wider implications ofse. here is a peek. >> i saw him text her all of the time but i didn't think that they had a relationship like that. >> it is impossible to understand what happened because it is so far from acceptable human behavior. >> the trial of a plainville woman accused of encouraging her friend to kill himself through text messages is now underway. >> we are left wondering what happened. you have the opportunity to see inside of their minds. one level of the conversation is a kid that is going to kill himself. and there is another level that is a romantic fantasy. >> the question is can you cause someone else to commit suicide? >> he keeps at him, your honor, at him and at him. >> the defendant's own words, his death was my fault. i told him to get back in. >> mr. roid himself stated i want to die. >> she thought she was doing absolutely the right thing. >> it's a perfect storm of a tragedy. >> aaron lee carter -- carr, forgive me. i watched this thing now twice through and it is such a pleasur

knowle hbo's "game of thrones" rned a record32 nominations. we're the last two people on episod among the 32 emmy nominations kit hairing t are leading catego there two nbc shows, "this series "the good place" -- >> the star of that, ted dan son, received a nod for lead after that, sante black from the limite series "when they see us." >> that series received a nomina it's t to check with chuck >> yes, indeed. a lot of times in the wintertime i the trend isour friend that's this time of year. the trend i not our friend. we'll be way up into the 90s and perhap even into the 100 degreee ranor saturday and sunday. if you're thinking about beating the by going to the ocean, today will be a hot one. feels like temperature in the this heat wavemay last for a we're in weather alert mode. chuck will join us with the foreca >> those words and a bang presidtrump's weekend tweets in which heuggested some his comments legitimized and americ people of color. the resolution was passed mainly with just democratic votes. only four republicans and one tonigh h

fight for equality available now on hbo. to him and asked him as someone who watched the criminal justice system grind on for so many years, where he sees the status of criminal justice in america today. >> we're have made progress. there are bans on sentences for children that didn't exist. we is seen some leveling of the prison population. there is a movement. there is bipartisan support for bringing them down, but we have so much work to do. we are a good nation with the highest rate of incarceration in the world. we treat them as criminals instead of seeing it as a health problem and what we don't realize is criminals are driven by states. the congress can't fix this problem. it has to be done state by state by state and a lot of states have done nothing to reform their system. we are still spending $80 billion a year on jails and prisons and put too many people who are not a threat to public safety and have a horrific problem of error and wrongful convictions and continue to believe our system treats you better if you a

we have a fantastic show for you tonight.he he'sost of "last week tonight" on hbo.d john oliver is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause cha legendary, legendary p for the new york yankees currently in his final season, cc sabathia is joining us.ee [ and applause and we will have music from mini manons. they're a fantastic band [ cheers and applause i'm so happy they're here. well, before we get to all of our wonderful guests, another weekend, another racist outburst for more on this, it'se for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: seems impossible now, but there was a time not so long ago when you'd go a whole from the presidentaring a word that was when we had a president who actually did stuff obama wasn't tweeting all day, because he was busy reading, holding meetings or at the very least, working out i mean, lo at that [ cheers and applause on top of being president, he was recording instructional fitness videos light laughter ] that one was called "obama-nate your abs." [ laughter ] i mean, remember you could just do normal stuff without your phon

and they are the stars and creators of an incredible --il it's a hious new series on hbo called "losookys." julio torres, ana fabrega and ow fred armisen -- our fred armisen will be out as a guest tonight to talk about his new show [ cheers and applause also, i'm so excited, a city near and dear to my heart, pittsburgh i'm going to be there this friday, june 14th, doing a couple shows at the carnegie library music hall at homestead. so if you're in the 'burgh, please, come check me out. moving on, you guys, whenever donald trump holds a pressce conferenhis rambling, nonsensical answers raise more questions than the answers, so we decided to hold another one, right here, right now. that's right, donald trump and the "late night" press corps are here in our studio and ready to go and without any further ado, it's time for the "late night white house press conference." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: yes, yes, mr. president, mr. president. mresident, mr. president, yes, thank you seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers. mr. president, i'm dying to ask, what's your least favorite thin