certainly with current hbo subscribers yes.ill you get the additional 16 million incremental subscribers they will add over the next five years by 2025, that's a question there is a lot of content there, 10,000 hours of library, 35 new shows, right off the bat for hbo max itself and all that hbo content as well but it will be interesting given where the price point is not that it was a surprise it may have been lower than some anticipated that it would be a lot to talk to stankey about around the top of the next hour. >> david, part of the commentary i saw this morning from the likes of rich green field say that to be successful in the streaming business, you need premiere content, check, you need a tech platform, check. and you need marketing and distribution capability like they have, check so they enter at a point of offense where a lot of the others in the streaming business or the fledgling competitors here don't necessarily have all of those attributes. you believe that >> yeah, listen, you -- the question, of course, is

go, hbo now, and hbo max i'm already confused i mean i know that -- >> yeah. >> -- that some of it is people that already subscribe on tv, but is the consumer going to be able to digest all of this? do you have hbo? you either have it or you don't. is it go, is it now, is it max, is it max go what is it now >> you know, jon, they are going to be -- as they said yesterday, they are all in on hbo max that's the product that they will be significantly marketing. i think the expectation is if you are an hbo subscriber, you may want hbo max because the price differential is so little. if you're hbo go, again, you're going to move to this new platform because of the added content, the breadth, the depth of it, all the classic movies. you can go through a lot of different things the real question to some extent is what are the cable companies going to have to say we didn't actually discuss that in terms of any pushback they might have because you are going to see people potentially say to their cable provider, well, all right, i don't need hbo here anymore and they will go direct to consumer

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>>hbo max sun veiling the pricing.kers friday and disney plus launches in two weeks. and then the incumbent netflix. the key to understanding the company'so ammunition one the streaming wars is the fyre power of content defined with how much they p charge. disns cartridging $7 a month and apple five dars dollars aonth for streaming service. both lessxpensive than expected .. the price tag of hbo max service is in the spotlight. >> the big challenge for at&t pring power of hbo max is hbo is already a proposal yum to other services. disney plus law firng at 6.99. apple p tvs at 5.99 and slight if hbo is premium to hbo now that makes it more difficult to addbe subsc. >> they will give to 10 million subscribers and we can expect a free trial to get consumers hooked. all of streaming services looking for allies distribution partners to give theea a start building the subscriber base. disney pittnering wh verizon gichg 50 million subzureks access for a year. hoping that many will sign on themselves when the year is up. >> co

hbo ceo will join us this morning. up after the company found no signs of asbestos in its baby powder. the fda found trace amounts purchased on line. a deal between fiat and peugeot could create a company worth $50 billion. >>> the fed expecting a third rate cut for the year. will we get a rate cut today >> i think we will do we need one, no >> you'll get more and like it >> the consumer is not liking it the confidence kind of peeked sinced fed started cutting rates. that's not behavior that suggests consumers like it if no one wants it, why are we getting it >> answer your own question. >> wall street wants it. if you look around the world u.s. and china are moving closer and closer to a trade deal we don't know how those are going to look. but the range of out looks are getting narrower >> is this the last rate cut for the cycle? >> at least for a year we get a cut today, will the next cycle be up? >> our view is that the next cycle will be down you think we need to wait and save their amo >> i think people were bene

but let's move on and talk about hbo max, which at&t is unveiling.t will cost $15 a month media mogul barry diller was on squawk box this morning and saying there's no way all these streaming players can keep up with surging production cost. >> the question is, how many subscribers does it take times x dollars to equal the massive costs that are now taking place? because those costs are literally insane three television programs. three episodes of 20 each television programs will cost $1 billion today. >> they're not charging what these things cost right now, right? i mean -- >> well, no. you can't spend, as i say, it'll change by the way. i mean, if you're -- if you're a producer, make any deal you can in the next six months. >> by the way, how good does the new squawk box set look? >> looks amazing. >> applause all around. >> a billion dollars for three episodes, i'd pay for that. >> you'd want to be selling into that market. so it was interesting where diller said you have six months basically to go, like, does he mean the bubble's about to pop on

hbo, you wouldn't say that about hbo. that's much more of a quality over quantity.proach we'll hear tomorrow. i think the big question is how do you balance new versus old? who's deciding inside of at&t what goes where? disney has this same issue, right? what goes on -- what goes into the theaters what goes onto the cable networks what goes onto the streaming networks balancing these businesses, that is hard. i think that's what all of these companies -- you all are going to have the same issue when peacock launches for nbc these balances of new versus old are really intellectually challenging. >> if all hbo announces tomorrow is some discounted bundling strategy with at&t, which they will announce, it really does beg the question that they need to own $110 billion company in order to accomplish that and i think they got to come up with some more significant strategy for driving their service, driving wireless. the one thing that at&t now has versus verizon which nobody thought a year ago was a better 5g story and if they can come up with some way that 5g combined w

they combine what you already get with hbo.pranos," "game of thrones," as well as the new catherine the great show that just came out. they are also folding and programming from what was once time warner, warner media, and movies that includes from warner bros., so aquaman, harry potter, all things like that. it includes things like cartoon network. every day, i get a new announcement about a new original series or a new licensing deal they have struck on hbo max. the amount of press they are putting out about new projects dwarfs disney, apple, and comcast combined. kailey: there is just so much content. are people willing to pay for more streaming services? is there room for everyone here? >> there is room for a lot of them. everybody, i'm not sure. when i talked to the guy overseeing hbo max for at&t, their research suggests people will spend about $100 for tv. some people are still paying for traditional cable, in fact a lot of people are still paying for cable and satellite, the number is in the 80 million range, maybe high

current hbo's subscribers will get it for free. and hbo maxwell have about 10,000 areas of -- hours of video including movies. there will be tv shows such as friends and game of thrones. there will be live offers like news and sports in the future as well. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, head to cbs money watch.com. at the stock exchange, i am diane king hall. >>> and dorothy said there is no place like homean sn tking abt e the will be a ga seven and this is the version of hitting all cylinders and the story is coming up. >>> before we had to break, let's take a live look in sonoma county where the kincaid fire is fueled by fierce wind. you can see the glow of the plays in the background. take a look at that. the wind is shaking our camera around and the wind is starting to ease up a little bit kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> i want to give you th

they combine what you are to get with hbo -- already get with hbo.old in other programming from what was once time warner. that includes movies from warner bros., aqua, harry potter, things like that. it includes things like cartoon network. every day, i get a new announcement about a new series or licensing deal they have struck. the amount of press and are putting out the war's disney, apple, and comcast combined. kailey: this just so much content. -- there is just so much content. are people willing to pay for more streaming services? is there room for everyone? >> everybody? i'm not sure. the guyalked to overseeing at&t, they suggest people will spend about $100 for tv. a lot of people are still paying for cable and satellite, the number is in the $80 million range. , butll continue to go down you have people who want news, sports, and live tv. but let's say people will pay for three or four services, maybe five. that probably means netflix, which is built-in. amazon, which barely counts. and then they add on a couple others. hard to see every si

hbo max combines what you already get with hbo.pranos, game of thrones, the watchmen, the catherine the great show that has just come out, and fuld in -- fold in other programming from what was once time warner. oft, that includes kind movies from warner brothers, aquaman, harry potter, all things like that. that includes cartoon network. it seems like every day, i get a new announcement about a new series or a new licensing deal they have struck. the amount of press that they are putting out about these new projects dwarfs disney, apple, and comcast combined. kailey: there is just so much content out there. the question is are people willing to pay for more streaming services to get to that content? is there room for everyone? >> there's room for a lot of them. if it is everybody, i'm not sure. most research suggests, when i talked to the guy overseeing at&t, their research suggested people will spend about $100 for tv. some people are paying for traditional cable, a lot of people are paying for cable and satellite. the number is

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they combine what you already get with hbo. fold in other programming from what was once time warner. that includes movies from warner brothers, aquaman, harry potter, all things like that. that includes cartoon network. every day, i get a new announcement about a new series or licensing deal they have struck. the amount of press that they are putting out about these projects dwarfs disney, apple, and comcast combined. kailey: there is just so much content. are people willing to pay for more streaming services? is there room for everyone? >> there's room for a lot of them. everybody? i'm not sure. when i talked to the guy overseeing at&t, they suggest people will spend about $100 for tv. some people are paying for traditional cable, a lot of people are paying for cable and satellite. the numbers in the 80 million range, maybe higher. it will continue to go down, but you have people who want news, sports, and live tv. but let's say people will pay for three or four services, maybe five. that probably means netflix, which is buil

hbo max will be a jumbo version of hbo with programing, hit shows and movies from warner brothers as new original content. the new service will be free for current hbo subscribers as well premium at&t wireless and broadband customers. speaking of free, streaming service competitor amazon rolling out free grocery delivery to prime members. items from amazon fresh and whole foods, can now be ordered online, delivered in as little as two hours. until now the grocery delivery service was additional 14.99 a month on top of the yearly prime membership. looking at shares of johnson & johnson up as the company says no signs of asbestos were found in its baby powder after testing. the company recalled 33,000 bottom else -- bottles of baby powder after the food and drug administration said this found trace amounts of carcinogen in a bottle purchase the of online. neil: fires in california are so close to the reagan library that they can smell it. after this. car like i treat mine. adp helps airtech automotive streamline payroll and hr, so welby torres can achieve what he's working for. neil: a

atnt mels at&t is about to start an investor presentation about hbo max.o unveil pricing for the streaming service, a launch date and a look at some of the exclusive content that will be included now, pricing in particular will be very much in focus, because hbo max aims to expand on content included in hbo now, ott service costing $15 a month. worth noting that's more than in netflix's most popular subscription $13 a month. and apple and disney streaming services both priced lower than expectations apple tv plus at $5 a month and disney plus at $7 a month. now hbo max is expected to introduce a lower cost add supported version next year. and remember that nbc universal cnbc's parent is also planning to launch ad supported peacock coming up in april to quickly scale the subscriber bases all streaming players have been announcing deals to get the services into consumer hands xiong stinky revealing friday that hpo max will be available for froh to 10 million subscribers. disney is partnering with verizon. offering disney plus to 50 million subscribe force a

it's not known what will happen to hbo now. at&t will spend $2 million on hbo max in two years. there's a crowded field out there. netflix and hulu have a head start. others are trying to find their way into this business. apple is launching its own streaming service, called apple tv plus. that's friday. and disney will launch a service in mid-november. at&t's ceo says the product is a result of breaking down divisions within time warner. they previously had three separate brands, hbo, warner brothers and turner. >>> ahead, hundreds of employees at facebook protesting the social media company's policy on political ads. they say facebook is not protecting its users. what facebook has to say in response, ahead. >>> brand-new details emerging about the military operati targ baghdadi. his remains have been buried at sea. another key defense figure contradicted al baghdadi's crying and whimpering before his death. here's what general mark milley said about the details. >> the secretary was asked the same question yesterday. i know the president had planned to talk down to the unit an

the hbo product will offer shows like "friends," "south park" and d.c. superhero movies and no binging. they'll offer 50 original shows but you have to wait until they roll out old school. >>> speaking of old school, is the flip phone back? kind of. samsung showing off a new foldable phone that kind of looks like a flip phone. only exploring the idea but showed off a demo video. here is the thing, if you want to do a hands free clip for social media, like a slowfie or selfie, it works because it would have a built in stand because it's foldable. now we clearly don't have enough selfies in america, we need to have more and this will help do that. >> i needed that this weekend. i was all dressed up in the whole family in their halloween costumes. we have no one to take our pictu picture. i literally flagged down a guy walking his dog. >> really? >> yes. >> i'll post it. >> leave out the family member you like the least, that's my strategy. >> i love them all equally, that's what my mom used to say. thanks a lot. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," th

hbo max will cost $15 a month. exact same price as a regular hbo subscription triple of the new apple service and disney offering movies and shows from hbo as well as warner library including friends and big bang theory and dc movies and will be the streaming home of south park it will launch with a new 10-episodes game of thrones prequel. hbo announcing it will not pick up a separate prequel that was going to be starring naomi wats. it is materially more than apple. having said that, the amount of content is materially more than what you'll get on disney and specifically apple because they don't have the library at $15, it forces the issue for ska cable operators. it is very hard for cable operator whether charter or comcast to say, we are not going to take this i imagine the goal over time will be to collect as many people into this as possible and hope it becomes a this or a netflix. >> you also have disney that is a big challenger especially if you are a family with kids the question is, how many do you sign up

hbo, a blockbuster there."game of thrones." they don't debut until next year but, two things. number one, how much are they going to charge, and, b, how expensive is it? deirdre: $15 a month, may 2020 is the debut month that is, in fact, being talked about. if you look at netflix, $8.99 is your basic or $12.99 is what families pay. disney plus went out of its way to price at $6.99 a month. so hbo max, this product, they're really going out on a limb here. time warner and at&t, of course, combining for warner media. on the other side, a lot of media analysts say content is king, and hbo has a lot of content that people like and are addicted to, "game of thrones" being one example, "big bang theory," "friends," so their premise is you love our shows, you love what we produce, you're going to pay the money. stuart: time will tell. speaking of "game of thrones," the series was going to get its own prequel, but oh, no, they're not. why not? why do i care? ashley: well, because -- you're not a "game of thrones" fan,

if you include that in the hbo max, maybe you bring it in with the latest hbo hit.leaving to go to netflix, they can stay there and watch south park for hours on end. taylor: what is the biggest payoff for the streaming companies? investing in original content or paying $500 million for a rerun? lucas: they say originals. that is why you see netflix and it strategy switch from doing bulk deals for old library to than funneling that into new products. if you want to sign up customers, you need originals to do that. reruns are not super useful for bringing in new people. you don't walk down the street and say you should sign up for this service, they have friends. friends is available on a lot of places. reruns are useful for the in between moments. what netflix has said is most of its users alternate between a show and a movie and they are trying to essentially replace cable with a couple of streaming services and cable has both new shows and reruns. if you want to offer a full experience, you are going to mix new big hits with the new ones -- old ones. taylor: remin

also to come today in our beyond the bundle series, we will get the details from at&t about their new hbo max service and we'll also speak with one of the disrupters in the mccollum the interview coming up on "closing bell. we are just negative for all three of the major indices of course, any positive close for the s&p is another record all-time close the nasdaq, we are slipping by about half a percent away as it got close to its own record yesterday. health care and materials lead the charge joining us for the full hour, steve grasso from stuart frankel. steven, good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, sir >> thanks for joining us we slipped the last hour or two, but why was that >> i think you hit it on the head it was about the trade headline. and we've had an enormous rally in the market. being as though we couldn't get above all-time highs, we popped above them so there's a high benchmark to keep us moving higher. we need better trade data or we need better trade progress fmoc tomorrow. and we also need to see earnings weech got earnings and any negative headline on trade is going

and just hours, our parent company at&t will unveil a new streaming service, hbo fax.t launch? how much will it cost? >> and how would you know since you just dropped your scripts everywhere on the set. >> everywhere. >> it's a yard sale here. >> christine romans was very kind and never critical. christine romans joins us now with the details. >> there are no secrets with alisyn camerota. the streaming wars are officially here. at&t introducing its new streaming service, hbo max. >> we have to retaliate. >> responding militarily makes us a combatant. >> when they attack your people, they pretty much made that choi choice. >> hbo bringing the west wing, friends and the library of subscribers to be revealed today. the price set to launch next spring. the cornerstone of at&t's purchase of time warner and their entree into a growing fie field. apple is breaking in, launching apple tv plus on friday with a slate of new original programming like its new series morning show starring jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon. disney is tapping into its collection of jedi, princesses

on hbo.oh, thank you >> jimmy: welcome back to the show, bud. >> thank you, honey. >> jimmy: we were talking about the worst halloween costumes earlier. >> oh. yeah >> jimmy: do you have any bad ones >> oh, i mean, i think growing up - don't have any bad ones. we kind of -- growing up, we had, like, runs of three years like, my mom would work really hard on something, then we were kind of stuck with the same outfit for, like, three years. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah >> so i remember one -- there was, like, a period where my mom, i think she was quitting smoking. so she spent an extra long time on this particular costume and it was a tooth fairy >> jimmy: okay >> and so i was stuck with, like, a just kind of your basic princess garb and then a wand with, like, a foil tooth on it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> and then i had to kinda had to, like, walk around trying to gather candy in one hand but, like, stuck holding a wand [ light laughter ] and then explaining to everybody that i was the toot

back, you guys [ cheers and applause and she is an executive producer and also featured in the new hboentary, "liberty: mother of exiles." diane von furstenberg is joining us tonight so it's a great show [ cheers and applause before we get to all of our wonderful guests, the white house is now threatening to obstruct the impeachment inquiry and refusing to cooperate with subpoenas. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as a candidate for president, trump echoed years of empty republican rhetoric about the sanctity of our constitution and claimed that he wanted to restore the values enshrined by the founding fathers although as always, it was clear that he had no idea what he was talking about. >> it's all about the constitution of -- of -- and so important, the constitution, the way it was meant to be the mainstream media wants to surrender our constitution i feel very strongly about our constitution i'm proud of it. i love it. and i want to go through the constitution that's what we want to do. i mean, we want to bring the constitution back.

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i liked it. >> i probably won't do it again soon. >>> all for the hbo ratings. can see the game tomorrow at 1:25. following the game is the fifth quarter with dennis o'donnell and vern will be in houston. >> a busy day tomorrow and a busy day in the newscast. thank you. >>> pg&e headquarters in just minutes they are expected to give an update on the public safety power outages. we will bring it to you live. betty yu is there. we will be right back. . >> thanks for joining extra special continuing coverage, waiting for the press conference from pg&e on the power safety? >> for those of you

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hbo max the new streaming service from at&t warner media will cost $14.99. that makes it the most expensive streaming service, well above apple tv $4.99 a month and the $6.99 for disney plus. hbo max just got streaming rights for southpark and will be the only place to watch nbc hit show "friends" when it launches. >>> well as many expected, ride share companies including uber and lyft are helping push a new ballot drive to overturn the california gig economy law. that law makes it harder for ride shares to classify drivers as independent contractors entitled to benefits. and uber and lyft groups announcing plans to launch a petition drive. >>> this just in. the country's top figure skaters will be coming to san jose before the olympic games. the u.s. figure skating championships in january 2021 for the third time in a decade. the competition will kick off u.s. figure skating 100th anniversary celebration. it is fitting that the event will happen here in the bay area. a region that boasted such olympic skating stars as peggy fleming and kristi yamaguchi and

i'm curious with hbo products, they have hbo now, they will add more content to it, so that will be interestingacock. lauren: golden age of streaming, if anybody is listening to us, we like the entire season. >> you want to keep going. lauren: your couch is getting warm when you binge watch the show. cheryl: crazy story, yes, binge-watching is affecting the environment, the use of electronics and energy, the tower, i mean, look, i do have 4 devices, 3 tv's in my apartment. that's me. >> you have all the tvs on at one time? >> we have two tv's in one room. >> that's impressive. news room right there. race. lauren: did you meet someone special? >> i may have run into jennifer anston. cheryl: negative review of the morning show which would be bad for apple, you can give us big stars but if the shows aren't good -- >> based on what apple has said and what we have heard over the couple of months leading up to okay, here it is, they are putting a lot of effort into this. they are being patient. i talked to several people at apple, we were given tools that we needed to make it a success. i don't see i

. >> sreenivasan: the hbo television series "game of thrones" set a record this year3 wiemmy nominations final season. they won in 12 of those the success of the show is having an unintended consequencn he city where it was filmed. tourists are making the medievan hottest travel destinations. newshour weekend's special correspondent, christopher livesay, has the story. >> reporter: dubrovnik, croatia. even if you've nevereen to this gem of the adriat chances are you've seen this cityscape straight out of a fantasy. or, recognize that music ♪ ♪ with its sea, ancient history,wi and these medieval wal dubrovnik was already a magnet for tourism. then, virtually overnight, thingsent into hyperdrive. that's the day the dragons came. is is king's landing from "game of thron." for seven of the series' eight seasons, drovnik was the backdrop of this most important of settings in one of the most popular d praised tv series of all time. and it's brought this modest balkan city a jolt of notoriety. >> i remember when i first watched it. it was just, "oh, my god!" >> well, first, we heard about thw w

. ♪ ♪ ♪ s ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ injuries hbo m is entering the increasingly crowded streaming industry later than itsrvice will debut in may of next year. and cost $14.99 per month. at&t owns hbo with cnn qb turner broadcasting and warner brothers which it acquired with the $85 billion purchase muchs time warner. according to warner media ceo its nt is justne of advantages. >> we go forward on this people aren'tustaying content for content sake. they're buying content because it's associated with other produc and services. toffer marketplace incentives s to have vio, or it's at&t choosing to put great value witd tv or broad band associatewood it. those with other reasons to come into the product as we. >> shares of at up slightly in today's session. >>> challenges are mounting for juul. the best selling e-cigarette center of a lawsuit that athe includes some pretty serious accusations. frank holland has kmore. >> reporter: this whistle-blower lawsui claims that juul knowingly sold 1 million contaminated nick teen pods earlier this year. accuseding the ceo of putting profit over the health and saerty

kal penn joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause and you can see her in hbo's hilarious new series "thehteous gemstones. edi patterson is here. so it's a great night. [ cheers and applause before we get to any of that, the white house released a damning memo from president trump's call with the leader of ukraine, after the house open a formal impeachment inquiry for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: after democrats announced yesterday they would move forward with impeachment, the white house announced that they would release notes of trump's phone call with ukraine's president, in which trump pressured him to interfere in the 2020 election by digging up dirt on joe biden and his son. and suddenly, everyone started speculating that maybe -- maybe the transcript wouldn't be as bad as we were expecting >> i just don't understand why you do it today -- >> when you might have a - >> when the transcript theoretically -- i'm not saying - >> yeah. >> could be somewhat exculpatory -- >> right >> of trump. >> if the transcript is exculpatory -- that's s

you'll get about double the content for the same price as hbo if you are already a subscriber but ifou've never had hbo before relative to the others. >> to me, that shows you the innovator's dilemma, right how can we under cut that? >> very easily, you can. because you say to yourself, what does wall street want wall street wants huge sub numbers for the over the top more so than they even care about the profits at this stage in the game. so they look at disney's pricing. >> unless you're at&t, what wall street wants is a 6% dividend. >> i don't think they'll be able to do both. >> "game of thrones" prequel doesn't matter if they make it profitable or not. just made the show >>> deutsche bank, german bank's massive restructuring continues. down 8%. the thing that stands out for me here is trading. clearly they've closed equity trading supposedly so they can focus on what they're good at and what clients want to pay them for. >> what are they good at >> ooh. >> let me finish my point. fixed income commodities trading down 13% u.s. bank average up 11% barclay's was up 18% this is havi

hbo announcing $14.95 a month for hbo max.s it the most expensive streaming service out there. $2 more than netflix and more than apple's price tag. hbo is banking on 10,000 hours of content, including the exclusive streaming rights of fan favorites "friends" making it the front-runner when it debuts next year. >>> it's so exciting. the nation's top figure skaters will said back to sap center in san jose, this time for the 2021 u.s. championships. this is the third time in a decade the sap center will host the event. some of the stars to look forward, to 14-year-old alissa lu who trains in oakland. she made history when she became the youngest u.s. skater to land a triple axle. >>> another spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow. and yes, it is halloween tomorrow. the smoke from the wildfires area. there is some much of the regioe north bay specifically near windsor and santa rosa, conditions could be unhealthy, especially if you're sensitive to all that. so forhe a little heads up, depending on where you. for most of

aley is an american visiting true noble --chernobyl with his father-in-law, and part thanks to the hboies that out earlier this year. >> i thought as my wife and i were watching the series, now it is going to be a popular tourist destinationchefore we get a ce to go, hopefully it is not too crowded. >> the series brought not just the chronology of the disaster into tragic relief, it also texposed top-heavy soviet bureaucracy that tried to hide the scope of the accnent from its people and from the world. >> humiliate in nation that is obsessed with not bein humiliated.>> we can make a deae >> a deal with the kgb? >> graphic scenes from the miniseries, which we won't show here, have inexplicably failed to deteror visfrom the exclusion zone, as the area around chernobyl where habitation is forbidden is known. >> we did research to see if it is at all dangerous. s we saw that itfe. >> even though i started to get a little panicked as it was coming up researching ift is safe, so still a little scared. >> the founder of oneal of sev travel agencies bringing people to chernobyl told us there

. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: speaking of "game of thrones," hbo just announced that they'e working on aquel that's set 300 years before the original. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: hbo promises it'll be just as action-packed, and twice as awkward to watch with your siblings. [ laughter ] well, you guys, i saw that today is national candy corn day. yeah [ cheers ] and here's a little tip. if you're hosting a halloween party, and think you might run out of candy corn, don't worry, you won't. [ laughter ] it's disgusting. well, the impeachment inquiry keeps heating up every day more and more people testify in congress against the president, and things aren't looking good so i bet trump's going to hunker down this weekend, and get to work on a strategy to defend himself >> president trump is expected to hit the city this weekend to attend a ufc fight at madison square garden. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe not. president trump is coming to new york this weekend to go to a ufc match at madison square garden. trump said he's excited to see how many different sporting events he can get booed at >> ste

and driving the action this week, media disruption we'll get the details behind hbo max, friday is the launch of appletv plus, and disney plus launches next friday so all of this week on "closing bell," we're going to take a deeper dive into the strategies, investments, and personalities behind the changes happening in media. today, we'll talk to billionaire, ted leansus, the owner of washington wizards and capitals about the value of live sports that's all coming up after the bell it's going to be a very big show here today and joining us for the hour is stephanie link fr stephanie, it looks like today is kind of steady as she goes, it seems like we have a de-escalation of the trade war and fundamentals of earnings actually moving some stocks. >> you hit it perfectly, actually good start to the week trade tensions seem to be easing a bit. earnings so far, 50% of the s&p 500 have reported. they're beating by 2%, i know against a very low bar, but they're still beating. and most importantly, 2020 guidance, only coming down about 1% and that represents about 11% year over year growth. so

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. >> this is video of governor newsom signing the bill on lebron james's hbo show. some of the top athletes play in the bay area. why we have team coverage on this story tonight. anser hassan, what will this new law change? and when. >> reporter: good evening. new law doesn't arrow universities or colleges to share revenue with athletes but allows the athlete to use his or her name or image for profit without penalty. some say will have big impact on female athletes and student athletes of color. when a student athlete signs with the ncaa they sign away rights to make money using name and image. that's now illegal in california. >> to give student athletes a piece of the pie, to bring equity back into college sports. >> reporter: east bay state senator nancy skinner coauthored the bill signed by governor newsom. endor endorsements, scholarships and work. >> if you were swimmer, can't teach swimming lessons, if you've youtube followers,con monetize them. >> reporter: abdul-jabbar has been outspoken. believes it's game changer for female athlete tz. capitalize on thei

was that it isn't all bad news for fans because another spin—off has been given the green light by hboboss of netflix back in the 1990s. but just as the firm was taking off, his co—founder asked him to step down saying his skills didn't fit the role. here's his ceo secrets. the skills that may help you be successful in getting the company started may not be the skills to get the company to the next level. i have some of the skill sets for starting companies up, i have this predisposition to action. i don't think things, i don't overthink things. i said let's quickly figure out whether our assumption is correct. reid was concerned about my judgement. he was seeing my inability to make the hard decision, my inability to have the strategic sense of where we are going. when someone is telling you your failings, it's very hard not to get defensive. but i had to reflect and say i made the right person to lead this company? do i have the skills that will be needed? i think it out early what i'm good at, and what i enjoy doing is the early stage. but the skills that help you get the company of

. >>> hbo max has a launch date.ew series will debut may 2020 and the cost -- this is what we were looking for, right? $14.99 a month. it will include looney tunes, "frien "friends." don't forget there's hulu and there's already netflix with 158 million subscribers. at&t says it will spend $2 billion on hbo max in the next two years. it's hoping to have 50 million subscribers by 2025. >>> fiat chrysler looking for a merger, this time with peugeot. they're looking at a deal that could create a $50 billion company. the talks come as global automakers are facing increasing costs and declining sales because of a slowdown in china. the supposed merger comes after they fail declined to merge. >>> enjoy the rest of your day. >>> new details on the the impeach inquiry. >>> fire details in california. >>> back at the wall. it is gone. >> the gnats fight back, forcing a game seven of the world series. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs >> and i'm christine romans. exactly 5:00 a.m. in the east. >

hbo announced a deal to be the online home to south park.or, how many apps are you willing to pay for. maria: what do you think? >> any time you see one of these happen, that's a negative ding on the netflix stock. the more competitors that come into the market, the more they'll pull away from he netflx and they lose the licensing of content. now they have to get the content origination business. that's very expensive. other people have an advantage because they've been doing it for many years. this is going to hurt netflix stock. maria: i think disney with its library of content from marvel to lucas, pixar, and now fox, how do you beat that? netflix is going to have to spend $13 billion every year for original content. >> i think the breakout story in that is $500 million for south park. you want to be in the content business and just have this bidding war. you need to own the for matt. that's what that -- format. that's what that tells me. that's what's going to occur. you're going to have such extreme cap ex. i'm not sure that's worth $50

i don't love the fact that they pushed the stock up for hbo.'t think that makes so much sense. i don't know how much more runway there will be domestically for facebook -- sorry, netflix. i think the international growth for netflix is still totally on the board. those numbers about their moving in the right direction and -- taylor: we spoke with scott minor at guggenheim. we asked him about unicorns. take a listen. >> the cracks are forming in the dam. it is hard to know exactly when the dam will give. we definitely have the signs of erosion at this point. there may be another last hurrah for the unicorn but i think the prudent money would stay away. taylor: can you confirm that you see cracks in the unicorn market? leigh: i don't look at it as a monolithic thing. i think there are a set of companies that represent a specific aspect of venture funding and late stage venture funding. all sorts of shenanigans going on. there are companies that totally absolutely deserve their valuations. i think airbnb will come public and absolutely deserves ev

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