the ery interested in what big market is for hbo max beyond core hbo customer.berg's lucas shaw on the streaming wars. joining us.r speaking of all of these new edia companies, there is a new integrated platform, it's the between networks. venture claims over 2 million registered e- sports 100 million reaches monthly active users. tomew york to tell us more, rogers, he was the c.e.o. of what nd the president of used to be nbc cable and he will be the executive chairman of the endeavor. tom, great to have you. what does the company look like eyes, it's a merger of three different companies coming altogether? tom: it's the antidote for what lucas was talking about. the entertainment world moves to streaming, you have the big question, it means that there ill be more and more cord cutting, more and more decline televisionnal linear and what people expect will be less of live tv as entertainment goes elsewhere is news and sports. that raises a major issue, how news and sports drive new sources of revenue as a subscription fees that came from satellite are no longer

disney is launching disney plus injust a fortnight, and hbo is launching hbo max in may of 2020, so willve an impact on netflix, amazon prime or hulu? this analyst told me she is not expecting apple tv+ to make an impact on the existing services but with disney plus launching so soon, if there is a tip, it will be hard to know which is driving it or if it is a combination of the two. apple tv+ will allow up to six family members to use one accountant plans to release new content every month. dexter thillien is senior analyst at fitch solutions. hejoins me now. dexter, you look at this market day in, day out. would you agree with that assessment there, but it will not make an impact on the existing monthly services out there? yes, i think so, it is part of a long—term strategy we think so as a result of services are becoming a big part of the revenue stream, about 20%, i think it isa revenue stream, about 20%, i think it is a $50 billion business on a yearly basis of that is what they are moving into and you mentioned the iphone subscribers, they want to get even more subscribers it is ap

his special on hbo is fantastic. we will be right back.>> millennials take so much flack from middle-aged men talking about participation trophies. their argument is how are they going to learn how to lose? how are they going to learn how to lose? they'll get some practice. are you familiar at all with life? >> tamron: that's a clip from comedian gary gulman is hbo special. gary credits you with saving his life. that's a big responsibility for someone to have. >> it is, it's big and overwhelming and in the midst of that, you don't think about it as saving their lif it's just a desperate day today, let's try to salvage some normalcy and keep something together. n: you are a comedian as well, you get the ups and downs of it. you were at a breaking point, you told her to leave, you didn't want her to stick around for this ride. >> i baker dunleavy because i was feeling guilty about what i was taking away from her life and what a bird and i on her. but she doubled her efforts. i am confessing to a crime here but she grew mushrooms in our house

hbo said to us was, it's got to be something that couldn't be on network tv. ♪ >> because hbo was driven commercials and selling advertising time, they 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 ] with 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

that's a lot of people who would like programming like this who do not have hbo.e's got to be a different version of tony soprano. that ultimately was found in the script with vic mackey, who was a cop. >> i'm a different kind of cop. >> the pilot of "the shield" is fascinating because you think that the show is being set up as a cat and mouse game. vic mackey is making lots of money and you're introduced to terry crowley, this undercover cop, who has been sent to bring him down. you think, oh, that's the show. i've seen that show before. i've seen that movie before. >> we're talking about making the case that puts mack behind bars for a long time. >> then we get to the pilot and vic shoots terry in the face. >> there was some thought that hbo shows did well because they had no commercials. so when a basic cable show like "the shield" that did have commercials found an audience, all of a sudden it just opened the door, and other original programming sprung up like "nip/tuck." >> when you stop striving for perfection, you might as well be dead. >> and "rescue me."

hbo has been far more expensive than netflix. hbo has 34 million subscribers today.o one is saying, oh my god, i have netflix, i don't need hbo anymore. these will coexist the same way hbo and showtime have coexisted. i think about it less of price to value than what you actually want? what does the consumer want? if you want stranger things, if you want the crown, if you want the irishman, you have to have netflix. if you want mandalorian, you need disney plus. the entertainment bundle, i think there is a lot of content that has been overpriced with very little flexibility, people should look for where these dollars and subscribers come from. lucas, what does this tell you about the appetite for 2, 3, 4 subscription services. research.t of it is it is really hard to know how much people are willing to pay for, because it depends on how much they are spending. the average consumer might not know how much they are spending specifically on cable, the cousin is often bundled with internet. they may not treat their amazon subscription as a video subscription, they are re

people have had hbo for years. hbo has been far more expensive than netflix. hbo has 34 million subscribers today. no one is saying oh my god, i have netflix. i don't need hbo anymore. these are going to coexist like hbo and showtime have coexisted. i think about it less in terms of price value than what do you actually want? if you want this content, if you want stranger things, if you want dolomite is my name, you have to have netflix. the loser will be the entertainment bundle where there is little flexibility. i think that is where people should be looking for where these dollars and subscribers are coming from. taylor: that was richard greenfield. an array of services puts the consumer back in the driver seat as to which ones will ultimately succeed and falter over time. true optic, which measures audience intelligence, had a point of view on the disney plus lunch. andre swanson called it an early success. >> i think most people in the industry are looking at it incorrectly. they are looking at it as if disney plus is a competitor for netflix. disney has

hbo has been more expensive than netflix. hbo has 34 million subscribers today. no one is saying, i have netflix, i don't need hbo. these things are going to coexist the way hbo and showtime have coexisted. i think about it less in terms of price to value. what does the consumer want? if you want this content, if you want stranger things, if you want the irishman, you have to have netflix. if you want the middle lori and you have tolorian, have disney plus. the loser is going to be the entertainment bundle with a lot of content that is overpriced with little flexibility. that is where people should be looking for dollars in subscribers. >> an array of streaming services put to the consumer back in the driver's seat as to which ones will ultimately succeed and falter over time. which measures audience intelligence, had a point of view on the disney plus launch. the ceo called it an early success. >> most people in the industry are looking at it incorrectly. they are looking at it as if disney plus is a competitor for netflix. shown withalready getting the majority

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studio, and you are collapsing them into one business, hbo max.t is a bit of an overstatement, but they are working in that direction. and so, there is a very real risk here that one plus one plus one is going to equal one. and you will have a good hbo business but you will have burned down turner and the tv studio in the process. taylor: an analyst at keybank security says he has been analyzing some of the early data out of hbo, and they were looking at some subscriber losses because of the end of "game of thrones." are you forecasting subscriber losses given the increased competitive environment? craig: the idea that they might have lost some subscribers in their traditional model in advance of this because of the -- because "games of thrones" rolled off is probably not a surprise. it is certainly not the main theme of what we are talking about here. what we are talking about here is broader. let's zoom out for a second. as much trouble as they are having in the warner media business, part of that is a function of just, look, the turner networks

we love hbo's content.. >> they have a lot more stuff than i thought they would. >> hbo has taken forever to get here it's been years. >> it's expensive. hbo max is going to be the most expensive. it will cost the same as hbo 15 bucks. >> netflix the standard price is 13. >> are you telling me, are there people who have historically have not subscribed to hbo but will >> it's the same amount if you have cable. >> same cost. >> to me, that's an interesting theoretical question if you didn't subscribe to hbo before, do you >> if your' an at&t customer i think you have a new interest in that because they're trying to bundle into the things that already serve you. the fundamental question is if you didn't already pay $15 for what you had on hbo, why would you pay it now because of all of this other stuff that's a marketing question. they have 170 million customer relationships. they're going to start putting them into the monthly bills when you get them, hey, sign up for hbo max, the first month is free, the fi

hbo, hbo go, hbo now. hbo max. good luck trying to differentiate.ends," south park, couple other interesting things. while you're here we have couple other interesting topics. hbo max a couple months away. disney plus, already out there. it is making quite a splash, especially online, the internet, melissa, apparently, fall in love with something called, you see it on the screen with melissa and myself. baby yoda. melissa: how could you not love baby yoda? connell: i don't know enough about it. melissa: you're looking at it. connell: from "the mandalorian." melissa: look at baby yoda! >> when "star wars" first came out, all of us didn't care about luke skywalker, or presence -- princess leia. now we cared about yoda the jedi master. now he is only 50 years old. they are going great guns. what disney does, they brand them real well. you will see a lot of baby yoda stuff. melissa: i'm excited about that. connell: on buzz for the disney plus. baby yoda at only 50 years old. makes sense. this is perfect for you, gary a guy files a class-action lawsuit g

>> 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 were no commercials. >> we are dependent on sponsors. there's so much we can do in terms of language, in terms of violence, and in terms of sex. >> to a large degree, a lot of executives

what he said is remember when at&t bought hbo, they were king of the hill. their budget of $2 billion was giant. they had monopoly on the best producers and writers and now that's gone and the ability to keep funding that to keep up with netflix, disney, all the other streaming sss is really going to be tough. not to mention converting the existing h brk o into the new one and adding what they want, 75 to 90 million by 2025 that's going to be tough on ape paper, they look good because you've got the appeal of game of thrones. you have the cartoon network so you have a good variety much the way disney does. zwl here's the funny part. >> have to sell it much harder >> one of dr. malone's points in this process is that they don't have this budget or money to be able to compete. meanwhile i think to myself, wait, they're owned by at&t, right? the most valuable telecom company in america at this stage. >> look at their debt. >> that's the key. is this a situation where at&t may not give them that kind of resource >> they can't afford to. and they don't have this

if you want to watch back episodes of friends, you need hbo max. people have had hbo for years.bo has 34 million subscribers today. people are not saying, i have netflix, i don't need hbo anymore. these will coexist the same way hbo and showtime have coexisted. what does the consumer want? if you want stranger things, if you want the crown, if you want the irishman, you have to have netflix. delorean --men mandolorian, you need disney plus. the entertainment bundle, i think people will be looking for where these dollars and subscribers come from. for 2, 34e appetite subscription services. -- 2, 3, 4 subscription services. lucas: it is hard to know how much people are willing to pay for because it depends how they balance the different things they are spending. the average consumer may not know how much they are spending specifically on cable. they may not treat their amazon subscription as a video subscription, they are really paying for prime. i do think rick is overstating the decline of cable a little bit. he is right that this is a watershed moment, signaling that internet i

hbo right? so i don't see that they gain a lot of new customers they might transition some existing ones so that they don't have the wholesale discount. right? but in exchange for that they have maybe a little more churn and a little more overhead, but i don't see the growth of -- for hbo in going this route. and, in fact, you could see attrition. >> why >> they certainly don't have the budget to defend and protect their content supply long term and they don't own the rights to international distribution and it will take them years to develop you know and hold on to enough content so they can be a real player internationally. so i have problems seeing the scale. i really have trouble seeing hbo being able to get to scale to be at the top of the chart in terms of direct consumer subscribers >> goes, so much more from malone on so many different things but that's certainly some of his key take aways when it comes to what was an introduction just a couple weeks ago i was in l.a. interviewing john s

fletcher," airing sundays on hbo. wilson returns tonight [ cheers and applause and we will have music from jon pardi. so, it's a great show. but you know, we don't always have enough time to cover everything in the recent news. so here with a recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin, with a segment we call "amber says what." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> you guys, the last couple of months have been crazy okay, so, first of all, donald trump went to the world series and got booed and i was like, whaat? [ laughter ] the he went to a ufc fight and also got booed and i was like, ohh, what? [ laughter ] then, during his book tour, donald trump jr. got booed off stage. and i was like, wha-ha-ha-at i didn't know getting booed was hereditary [ laughter ] so then everyone was like, "have you seen cinderblock?" and i was like, "what? i don't watch wrestling. then they were like, it's a cat. and i was like, what why would you name a cat cinderblock? and they showed me a picture and i was like, whaaat [ laughter ] that is a cinder

"lil rel howery: live in crenshaw" premieres saturday the 23rd on hbo.s anything we've learned tonight is that corduroy is making a huge comeback. >> you know, it's funny, i saw him, like ah, he got on a corduroy outfit, too. >> jimmy: thank you for doing our show crank yankers on comedy central. some very funny stuff. did you have fun doing that? >> that's one of my favorite shows, like, just on comedy central, so it's surreal to actually do it. to see my name in the promo is cool. >> jimmy: to see yourself as a puppet, too. >> when people make puppets, they think that's how you really look. >> jimmy: the real burt and ernie were furious. this comedy special is very, very funny, first of all. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you shot it, very interestingly, in a high school gym. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and not only did you shoot it in a high school gym, but it gets dark throughout the special, like it starts, i don't know, i guess you started around sundown, and by the end of the special it's dark. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is hbo out of money? what's going on? did they spe

better life. >>> favorite hbo show right now?stion, it's got to be "secession." >> that was warner media ceo john stanke at the unveiling of the new streaming service, hbo max. and that feeling is echoed by many on wall street. joining us now to discuss the media landscape for beyond fwunthe bundle series is brian cox, media mogul who plays logan roy on hbo's "secession" and also stars as lyndon b. johnson on broadway thank you so much for being here i watch the show very closely. to me, it feels like it's a bit of the news corp. murdoch family maybe sprinkled in with some disney did you talk to any of these executives for this role >> i had one strange incident when i was in london and i was in a cafe and this gentlemen tapped me on the shoulder and said, we're enjoying the show, it's really great, we really love it, but my wife has a little difficulty with it at times. and i says, why is that? and he says, well, her name is elizabeth murdoch. >> there you go. >> that was that it's a kind of amalgam jesse wrote this -- well, he

hbo wants to make it easier to watch your favorite shows privately. the hbo box.les and cut outs to stick their legs through so users can get privacy no matter who is in the room and throwing that box over them. here is the catch, you can only enter the competition if you have a college or university email. most college kids would do better with a card board tube than a box >> you are only able to watch hbo. >> you can do whatever you want in there >> whatever you want >> i don't get it either moving on. talk about gone but not forgotten. james dean landed a new movie role six decades after passing away cast the second lead in finding jack two visual effects companies are working on creating a realistic version of dean using cgi. another actor will voice him they decided that james dean was the only one that could fill this role. >> think about the implications of this. >> remember they did the tupac halogram at coachella a couple of years ago >> doesn't bode well for hollywood stars. >> he doesn't have an instagram account to promote the movie >> would you watch

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disney is launching disney plus in two weeks on hbo is launching hbo max in may of 2020 so will thislix, amazon might prime or hulu? we were told they are not expecting apple tv+ to make an effect on services but with disney launching soon, if there is a dent it will be hard to know which is driving it or if it's a combination of the two. apple tv+ will allow up to six family members to use one account and plans to release new content every month. senior government officials and several us— allied nations were reportedly targeted earlier this year with hacking software that used whatsapp to take over user's bones. india is understood to be amongst the countries on the list. how is this news being viewed in india? i don't agree can be heard there. hopefully we can go back to that ci’oss hopefully we can go back to that cross in a moment. another news making headlines, south korea has seen the 11 month in a row of falling trade numbers compared to a year ago, exports slumping by a worse than expected 14.7% in 0ctober. at the same time, imports declined by almost the same amount. the ba

streaming: the fight comes to netflix as apple tv+ launches in 100 countries, with rivals from disney and hbo not far behind. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. should you choose to be. it's well known that a good night's sleep is good for your health, but scientists now say sleep could also be the key to avoiding alzheimer's. how important is sleep to you? tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. downing street has dismissed president trump's criticism of borisjohnson‘s brexit deal. in a radio interview with the brexit party leader nigel farage, mr trump said certain aspects of the prime minister's plan could hinder future with the us, but number ten insisted it would enable the uk to reach free trade deals around the world. our political correspondent chris buckler reports. ladies and gentlemen... they have shared a stage and she had plenty of political opinions. so when nigel farage invited his old friend donald trump onto his radio programme,... mr nigel far

hbo max's vast library might be narrowly better than the thrill of popping a wheelie on a bike, but how across the gym [ laughter ] making that basket unfortunately, even with shows like "the sopranos" and "sex and the city," hbo max's massive catalog can't compare to the surprise, and combination of skill and blind luck that goes into making a basket like that [ light laughter ] plus, when you think about how everyone p.e. class lost their [ bleep ] when the ball swished in [ laughter ] yeah, there's really no way a streaming service could compare. i mean, people were still talking about it during lunch. [ laughter ] until brandon neimen puked in the cafeteria, and then of course, that's all anybody talked about for the rest of the school year. so gross man, brandon's older sister was so hot, though [ laughter ] [ laughter ] anyway, the winner of this matchup -- [ ding ] is clearly chucking a basketball, totally at random from across the gym and making the basket [ cheers and applause last but not least, we have amazon prime amazon prime video offers over 18,000 movies and nearly 2,000

right now we're talk about hbo. trying to appeal to a certain the hbo box. you may remember hbo was originally called home box office. so maybe it's full circle. the box allows you to watch a device or computer alone in bed specifically in a college dorm room you share with a roommate who is sleeping in the next bed. it has air holes -- it's literally a box, a shelf inside and a cutout for your legs. and we're serious. you have to pack your ear buds. it's only for college students. >> anti-social maybe? >> get out of bed. >> i need that for my kids to do their homework. don't put the hbo in. >> live in your own little world literally. >> i remember that, my friend was one of the firsteo cable --d there was a switch. turned it on and weep waited for that >> we talk about socializing but then we give you a box. >> let's get to the forecast. >>> we have a lot of fog to talk about this morning and now the national weather service is putting out a dense fog advisory including santa rosa and napa. you can see visibility to a quarter of a mile but check out san mar

trying to appeal to certain crowd saying this time is right for its new hbo box.bably remember it was originally called home box office. maybe this is full circle for you. it allows to you watch a device or computer alone in bed specifically in a college dorm room you share with a roommate who is maybe sleeping in the bed next to you. the box has air holes, it has a shelf inside and a cutout for your legs. only people with a dotedu email can enter to get one. make sure you pack your ear buds because it's not soundproof. >> wow, talk about anti-social there. >> it doesn't work. >> and mike has the box. >> this is completely useless. >> yeah. not for your job. >> interesting. i'm wondering now what are they called? not home box office anymore? >> hbo -- >> box home office. >> like the whole kfc thing. >> they tried to take out the fried to make it healthy. >> so being social, watching movies together, we'll start out with our fog. that's the big issue looking at dublin. we are going to be tracking our clouds that will linger there for the next couple hours. going to

we have hbo max coming in in the new year followed by peacock. have hbo max coming in in the new yearfollowedt ways of leveraging their existing advantages. for apple it is the fact that they have i billion users in their ecosystem. they can push content through in a way that disney cannot do without building consolidated partnerships. over the last few days, disney has made a number of announcements about partnership deals it has been doing with third—party providers to reach those consumers. that is their challenge. they have the content but their ability to go direct to consumer and transition from a media powerhouse to a tech powerhouse is on yet untested to —— as yet u ntested. on yet untested to —— as yet untested. the big five as is, amazon, pula, apple plus, disney and netflix. how do they compare? are they different offerings for the consumer or are they not? you are across all of this and most people watching this at home and in hotel rooms and wherever else around the world would be wondering do i really need all the services? you have a nswered need all the services? you have answ

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

>> hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home.h the thrilla in manila, one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights. frazier/ali. and that's when hbo explodes. >> it's all over and muhammad ali at the end of the 14th round, it's a tko -- >> before that, you're count ing growth in tens of thousands 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, abc, nbc. and then in connecticut somebody got a hold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through some sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job and just 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

launching next year, hbo max and nbc universal's peacock from the parent company of nbc news the price tags of many of these services may seem low at face value. with so many shows spread across so many different services, cutting the cord may not save you as much as you think consider this, if the average price of an internet connection is $66 and you sign up for three services, say netflix, hulu and hbo max, that comes up to $100 a month, virtually the same as your average cable bill, which is $107 a month. experts say the surge in services gives consumers the ability to create their own those made for them.ying >> the beauty is that the consumer gets to choose. so you get to be empowered to pay for what you want to pay for and content you're interested in watching >> reporter: making binging when you want easier than ever. jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> keep it right here for now, just ahead, the surprising way one little boy helped save halloween for so many others stay with us >>> finallto trick or realized the homeowners ran out of candy here is kevin tibbles. >> report

i guess i'll get that free next year but it comes with ads hbo max. do i get that free anywhere?f you're already subscribing for hbo and already an at&t subscriber i think it's worth noting apple is taking unique strategies. so many of these players, netflix, hbo, they're focused on the library of content having a real depth of volume of c content. apple's launching with only nine titles but the intention is for all those nine titles to be super premium, high end with big hollywood names. at the same time, they will continue to add more -- more content over the course of time. but i just want to mention what you said, kelly, about peacock now considering being free for everyone with ads. this is such a crowded space, as you just mentioned in terms for streaming video on demand. to add to the equation offered for free would show nbc universal, nbc's parent company, deciding to go in a really different direction. noting that this -- this space for paid subscriptions is so crowded. >> is full yeah. >> why not offer it for free and zig where others are zaging. >> how much does this m

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launching next year, hbo max and nbc universal's peacock from the parent company of nbc news the price tags of many of these services may seem low at face value. with so many shows spread across so many services, it mve think. consider this, if the average price of an internet connectiond you sign up for three, say netflix, hulu and hbo max, that comes to $100 a month. virtually the same as your cable bill expert says say it's paying for your bundle. >> the consumer gets to choose so you get to be empowered to pay for what you want to pay for and the content you're watching. >> reporter: making binging when you want easier than ever. >>> keep it right here for now, just ahead, the surprising way one little boy helps save halloween for so many others next at k67, deadly halloween party. do we think there are rules on short-term rentals. >>> i'll have the cold weather warning for the weekend and passing areas near the fire zone. that's next at 6:00. >>> finally a sweet act of charity when one little boy realized the homeowners ran out of candy here is kevin tibbles. >> reporter: was it a

disney+ launches on november 12th, with hbo max coming in may next year.nalyst and founder of consultancy pp foresight. how pp foresight. do they best sell beyond saying it how do they best sell beyond saying it is $4.99 a month? apple has a huge base. we had the numbers already have 900 million iphone users. in the broader ecosystem there arei.4 users. in the broader ecosystem there are 1.4 billion ios devices so they certainly have eyeballs so it is attractive for content and media owners to distribute their content through apple tv plus. there is a bigger game here in trying to protect apple's core base. jennifer aniston is a big name. how much material are they going to be tight and is that the key to their success ? and is that the key to their success? yes, quantity is very important. you need to have big shows and big hollywood names and blockbusters. netflix has thousands of shows. what drives engagement and revenue is going to be the quality of those shows and that is what apple needs to learn quickly. there is so much quantity. you only have so i

hbo max is set to come out next year.,000 hours of content, so that's, again, everybody's coming to the table with a lot of stuff. disney plus came out with i believe they had 550 tv shows, it will be 1,000 shows sometime next year. there is a lot of competition. but it seems to be, based on what netflix is saying and what we're seeing from hbo max, is there's enough room for a few players at this table. i did the math on this in terms of -- if you're going to sign up for something to get "friends." for $200 you can buy all 10 seasons on itunes, apple tv. are you going to sign up for a service just for one show? if you're paying $15 a month, that's about $175 a year. there's your 200 bucks to watch all the "friends" episodes you want. lauren: a bundle is appealing to a lot of people. >> it comes with other things. lauren: we're talking about a security flaw, this time affecting google's android and those phone users. >> there are millions of them word wide. this is a really troubling story that we got. it's a camera vulne

youtube, hbo, amazon, they all get glitches.nterestingly, many writing today saying that hulu could ,eally be the sweet spot disney basically going back to the bundle situation. joe: hbo is expensive. have you subscribed to that yet? caroline: no. coming up details on the largest bond sale this year. the offering sold $77 billion in orders. this is bloomberg. ♪ with i am mark crumpton bloomberg's first word news. president trump delivered a speech this afternoon at the economic club of new york. 's touted his administration economic compliments, pointing to job growth, energy independence, and tax cuts. he said many of these gains came in spite of the federal reserve. pres. trump: i did this despite a riordan -- despite a near record number of rate increases and quantitative tightening by the federal reserve since my election, eight in total that work, in my opinion, far too fast an increase and far too slowly decrease. mark: the president also accused the fed of hurting the u.s. by not deploying negative interest rates. the sup

saying this is not a replacement for hbo, service hbo max, this is about getting new subscribers withcredibly deep library. and a price point they feel is going to be viewed positively and so, again, as you might imagine there, also significant pushback that i received during the course of the day as you might imagine, given his strong views that hbo max is not necessarily going to be a product that succeeds. one other area we did talk to malone about was what is going to happen in terms of broadband? you heard rutledge talking about broadband, the higher margin product. he introduced this idea as well that you're going to start to see the potential for bundling on the broadband side. i thought it was an important point, we didn't air it yesterday. take a listen. >> i would also encourage them to continue to do it as a value added service for those people who are still in the big bundle. and only make it a direct consumer product for those that have already made the decision to cut the cord on distributor and i would encourage them to look to their existing distributors to be partners

look at hbo max, disney plus on one said you obviously have hulu in the middle of this. >> huge, yeah. >> apple what does it look like to you? >> so there is a lot of competitors all throughout the world but if you are asking in the u.s. market, youtube, hulo be amazon prime net flex all launched 2007, 2008. 11 years ago the four of us have been you know competing hard for all this time and then everyone is realized wow this internet thing really works and consumers are enjoying it and so now all the major media companies are investing in err their own services process and it's great for consumers it's more competition for us but we've already got a lot of competition. and most of it is people will watch less linear tv appear now watch say disney content on the disney plus service. >> so do you think -- did i mean i guess the real question is do you think that people are going to make decisions and say i'm doing either disney or netflix or hbo max or et cetera. >> you know, not -- in terms of skushing people will subscriber to a couple of services the way they subscriber to a couple o

hbo max in time for their new streaming service content with a built-in audience.our older or younger daughters? stuart: all of them. >> i grew up with friends, but younger kids didn't, but they seen reruns on netflix and other sites so it's that new audience. stuart: i have watched it so many times that i know the scripts for several of those episodes. >> who is your favorite? stuart: schwimmer, the one who-- >> ross. stuart: unlike the one where he is suntanned and the one with the white teeth. >> i think it's the same one where he over tends and has the white teeth. who was ross dating on the show? stuart: jennifer aniston. >> the character's name? stuart: rachel. it's one of my daughters names. i do remember these things. we just spent a minute talking about "friends" and is up we are about to see the president impeached. >> that's what people care about what he comes to streaming, real people shows. stuart: it matters, important stuff. >> big-money, by the way 400 million for streaming rates. stuart: for a 20-year old show, a lot of money. >> seinfeld, same th

in the battle for content in the streaming wars it's continuing we have just confirmed that former hbord plepler is now in talks to sign exclusively at apple this comes as apple looks to ramp up content kofrpgs for apple tv plus which it launched less than two weeks ago. back to you. >> julia, thank you. so plepler was key at hbo does that make you optimistic about apple. >> that's good talent but the race is so much more competitive. you see the logos of people getting into the business. i like apple, i am long apple not really for the tv but the rest of the business. >> dan, you are the person high think when i think of disney plus and wanting to sign up immediately. you were there at one what time. >> worked rate now i i was watching the mandalorian stream here. i think normally with technology you say let's go to the ones disrupting that's been the netflix for years. right now what the disney might prove in the next year or two is you stay with the incumbent who will will kablize theize existing businesses. i throw comcast in there with a lot of levers to pull. the cord is getting

hbo max and others but disney also owns part of hulu, which is kind of a competitor but they also own it along with our parent company where does hulu fit into all of this >> is there is the monthly fees we just talked about then the whole ad model. in hulu, the majority subscribe to the market that don't have ads, about 70% this ad model is increasingly important. that is against other competitors in the space youtube fighting over digital ads. with he know that will be a focus of nbc streaming launching next year. in addition, we'll look closely at how these companies approach adds when it comes to some live content. that espn plus bundle key thing to watch going ahead here, brian. >> it is i can tell you this many, if you've got kids of a certain age or not a certain age, it's going to be a big one. thank you. >> let's get a look now at some top stories we are following this tuesday morning tensions in hong kong are escalating again after police fired tear gas into the enter ral business district. china saying stopping violence is an important move after the u.s. condemned the use

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she stars in "watchmen" which airs sunday nights on hbo. to keep them on inside the precinct. >> why we're all on the same size >> the concealment of identity is critical to our safety. >> wade, do you think i'm a member of the seventh cavalry? >> no, ma'am >> then just, why don't you roll that baby up and let me see those sad green eyes of yours? >> seth: please welcome to the show jean smart, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: jean. [ cheers and applause jean, is this your way of telling us that being from los angeles, it is too cold for you in new york city >> no, i'm just teasing. >> seth: you're just teasing us. >> no, it's actually not nearly as cold as i thought it was gonna be >> seth: were you worried about it >> yeah, i actually bought this coat 'cause i'm working in philadelphia right now >> seth: really? >> to keep warm. >> seth: so, that's the way -- that's the life of you l.a. actors you have no coats unless you come work on the east coast. [ laughter ] >> no, not goose down park >> seth: yeah. oh, goose down look

programs like netflix's stranr things, amazon's flea bag, and hbo succession.ying current on all of these programs from all of these streaming services won't come cheap. we've added it all up, and anyw from 6bucks toervice you much as $1 says the average cabt device and internet plan. he belie customers need to o consider how much time and morn i they want spend watching tv. >>> you're going to have to make some choices to keep an eye on your budget, and that means only the shows that you absolutely want to watch week after week and the movies that you absolutely need to have access to. >> that is the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new rk city, i'm meg oliver. >>> it's wednesday, november 13th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." historic hearings, the impeachment inquiry into president trump is set to go public. what we should expect from the >>> hard freeze. il peoplwho are p tobone-chig ane's moren st

hbo max is there. you mentioned the big incumbents out there. viacom has something called pluto tv. if you look more broadly out there, jeffrey catsen berg has mobile shorts. so i think it will kind of keep occurring in the market for some time. perhaps there's a shakeout. >> it seems we are obsessed with making it shorter and shorter and shorter, thinking that's what people want. we will also see content bundles. >> that is the real thing going forward. and i think that's where entities like apple and disney is incredibly important to launch in a week and a half. what you will likely see are different services bundled in for perhaps a better price point. there's been talk -- nothing has been confirmed -- that they would bundle in their music service. their news service. they have a pretty great gaming service called arcade. it might be 13 or 15 bucks. disney could potentially do this. they could bring in espn or hulu. it could be a significant thing to compete against netflix. >> oh, so let's talk about netflix. they were the first. remember when they said we're going to have an or