joining us now to discuss is hbo max chief andy forssell. be here. >> so, andy,the big question i what is driving that higher forecast for the year, and how much of these gains are tied to the fact that hbo max is simultaneously streaming movies which they're in theaters, something set to continue through the end of this year. >> i think two big drivers of continued growth, we had three quarters in the u.s. over 2.5 million net subscriber ads and going from 1 to 40 countries with the launch. the first one is programming i've known you a long time, my roots are in tech. i love product i love the challenge of getting the right programming in front of the right person. at the right time. in the end, if our -- if our programming folks are creating stories that matter, everything will work and everything worked this quarter movies you mentioned, as well as episodic, the whole industry is a little thin on episodic now because of production shutdowns for covid. but despite that, they're still firing on all cylinders. we had hacks, the friends reuni

you actually got -- i don't know if i started on twitter or social media to get "problem areas" on hbo got it back up it is unbelievable what's interesting to me is that every episode actually just looks like you filmed it last week. and you're just like, "oh, my gosh, these are still problems." are people reaching out to you going like, "i just saw the latest episode." and you're like, "yeah, i did that two years ago." >> people have reached out and said like, "oh, i really appreciate the show. and in the second season we focused on public education, and we had spent some time in a high school in brooklyn. and this one particular high school is called "research and service. and the students -- there are a lot of students there who deal with food insecurity. and so the principal and the students built a food pantry where the kids could get, like, 10 grocery items every week for them and their families. as so as we were talking, i told them about another school i went to. the minneapolis school district has, like, a farm to school program where all the food for the cafeteria comes from

hbo said to us was, it's got to be something that couldn't be on network tv. ♪ >> because hbo was drivenm. >> 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 you say, hey now. >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last sho

she is returning as the voice of "gossip girl" on hbo max.is here, tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: woah >> jimmy: i love kristen bell. plus from the new apple tv plus series, "lisey's story," dane dehaan is here. [ cheers and applause and we got great music from migos! [ cheers and applause "culture iii." i have, right here, this -- i kept a piece of confetti from last night's -- we did a bit last night, "broadway's back," with some of - lin-manuel miranda [ cheers and applause >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: and it was so much fu it was amazing that we -- that we pulled it off but, i mean, so many things could go wrong with that piece, 'cause it's one continuous shot, and is, you know, nine performers, and they're all pros so -- but right before we were about to do the bit -- anyways -- i don't know how to tell the story i end the bit -- i thought we were in commercial break after it was done i was like, "confetti, confetti. i was just yelling it, and i go, "confetti means something. here's why i said it so, two reasons. one, confett

with hbo max minis. up to 64 people will be able to watch shows together, including gossip girl and game of thrones. you can chat with everyone while watching and share bitmoji reactions. you don't need an hbo max subscription but the mini will prompt users to sign up. laura and marcus, back to you. i don't have 63 friends who would want to watch the same show with me at the same time but there must be demand for that on snapchat. >> i don't want to. i'm like shh. good part. >> trying to watch it. >> not keep track of it all. >> when i sit on the couch i fall asleep anyways. >> you and me both. >> thanks. >> different couch. >> 4:41. >> i'm not married to marcus. i love him to death, but not marrying him. >> s look at our forecast. >> yes. good morning. snuggle up together, nice and cool, temperatures in the upper 50s as you're stepping out the door. we'll get a look at the rest of our microclimates and talk about our highs in a few minutes. >>> not much to report on the traffic end. peninsula drive time

on hbo and will also be available on hbo max.now you could do sounds >> yeah, well, i'm known for them [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't know you're known for them there's other things i think you're known for but sounds? you're doing mimicking sounds? >> yes for instance, this is a spring [ spring ] [ cheers and applause [ ding ] ♪ the next one is a curtain opening. [ blowing [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's really good that's really well done. i love that one. yeah >> well, prepare yourself because this is a clown horn [ clown horn ] [ laughter ] [ ding ] ♪ >> jimmy: why didn't you do that i should have had tig play the game [ cheers and applause you could have played against tom hiddleston and impress him [ clown horn ] [ laughter ] [ clown horn ] >> jimmy: i got you. i heard you, yes i thank you. [ laughter ] tig, your kids just turned 5 >> they did. they turned 5. >> jimmy: yeah, and you posted this revelation that they had about getting older. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: and i thought it was touching it wa

and his new book, "home stretch" is out now graham norton will be here you know her work on hbo's "girlsly in the critically acclaimed series "the flight attendant," zosia mamet is going to join us here in studio and we love authors on this show and he is a great one. his latest, "filthy animals," is out today. brandon taylor will be us with but before we get to all that. well, you guys, it is an exciting time in the world of marine biology recently scientists have discovered four -- four new ocean species a new species of cone jelly, a new species of sea snail, a new to get the word out, a fun group of performers has been going around to elementary schools to teach children and we are so lucky -- so lucky to have them here tonight. so please welcome the four new animals. [ cheers and applause >> yeah! yeah >> all right are you ready to learn >> yes >> whoo! ♪ well all right let's do it. here we go ♪ there are four ne animals come and see your new fun friends tha live under the sea ♪ ♪ i'm duobrachium sparksa a new kind of comb jelly like a clear plastic bag you can see through my belly

six-part hbo documentary series "catch and kill: the podcast tapes" debuts tomorrow on hbo and hbo max by the same parent company as cnn warner media. but looks like must-watch tv. thanks to ronan farrow for that. >>> up next, donald trump incited a violent insurrection but at cpac, his name is emblazoned on purses and jackets and hats. we'll take you live to dallas where the 45th president of the united states is the big headliner. that's next. ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. ♪all by yourself.♪ you look a little lost. i can't find my hotel. oh. oh! ♪ this is not normal. no. ♪ so? ♪ right? go with us and find millions of flexible options, all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possibl

we will speak to the oscar winning filmmaker alex gibney about his new two-part hbo documentary, "the crime of the century." then the remains of nine indigenous children are buried by the rosebud sioux in south dakota after beginning transferred from the former carlisle indian resident shall school in pennsylvania, where the children were sent over 100 years ago after being ripped from their families. >> remember me. there i will be. feeling free. amy: we will speak to members of the rosebud sioux , who helped to return their re--- helped to return the remains of the children. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. at least four people, two of them athletes, have tested positive for covid-19 in tokyo's olympic village, ahead of the kick-off to the summer olympics later this week. meanwhile, one of tennis's biggest rising stars, 17-year-old american coco gauff, had to bow out of the competition after contracting covid-19. japanese officials announced earlier today, an unnamed american gymnast has also tested

amhat's the ailer to "the cri of the ntury," a o-partocumenta avaible on h and hbo x. seri is direed by academy awd-winnin domentary lmmaker,lex gibney, who joins us now. his other films include, "enron: the smartest guys in the room," "going clear: scientology and the prison of belief," and the oscar-winning "taxi to the dark side." alex gibney joins us from summit, new jersey. welcome back to democracy now. this is a powerful explosive documentary that describes the sackler family purdue pharma as a sort of crime syndicate. can you talk about why you got interested in this and then lay out the crime of the century? alex: i think this started for me when i had a discussion with a group of investigative journalists at the washington post who collaborated with me on this project as well as some other journalists, and they sketched out the scope of this opioid crisis over the urse of 20 years. as they talked to me, i realize the big problem was we had been seeing it as a crisis, like a nural disaster, like a flood or hurricane, rather than as a series of crimes, and the

and that's when hbo explodes. >> it's all over.g 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 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 whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever, you can send this all over the country. and they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know wh

hbo max has continued to see subscriber growth, more than 40 million domestic subs in q1.2 numbers in the morning. >> and the interactive element speaks to what alex was talking about at the top of our show, thinking about tailoring gaming interaction watching to the community. so interesting development there. meanwhile, the cult of we is a new book don't miss the inside look with the authors and what they see as the parallels today. zillow, shares are down almost 20 pins since january. they initiate with a buy shares up about 2.6% today more on that call on cnbc.com. we will be right back. stay with us [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> a moment of extreme investor rub ris, i call up with two authors yesterday who were all over adam newman's rapid rise and dramatic down fall their new book "the c on ult of, have a listen. >> it seems eerily similar to then, the around we work time. it seemed like the

conan and hbo max, which i assume is short for hbo max weinberg.onan a fond pre- farewell for his upcoming triumphant decade on streaming, and the next eight years on gas pump tv plus network and his late 2040's run on "html" a microchip-infused jelly that's injected directly into viewers' amygdala. it really feels like the bear is masturbating directly into your brain. ( laughter) conan's a dear friend and a lovely fella. he has been nothing but a st advice for me as i took over a late night show, and i want to congratulate him on 24 incredible years and several perfectly fine ones as well. ( laughter) i hope he makes the most of his six days of retirement before starting work at hbo. i've asked one of my writers, brian stack, who worked with conan for many years, to come out here and share some memories of working for conan. brian, come on out here. brian stack, everybody. there you go. brian. >> thank you. >> stephen: brian, how long did you work for conan? >> 18 years. >> stephen: so you must know the true conan that no one is allowed to see. a

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hbo max took 47 million us subscribers. live from new york. i'm jane king. back to james. interesting. all right. thank you very much, jane. >> well, a popular cafe in san francisco's in richmond district is burglarized for the second time in less than a year. this time the burglar was all caught on camera. kron four's tell has the latest there. >> the display and a beloved neighborhood cafe to bow by jane in san francisco's in a richmond district. it's slightly different on thursday. part of the vibrant vintage toy collection that welcomes customers into their store is now gone. that's after the suspect seen in this surveillance video, brooke, the top windows installed a handful of toys. the windows were broken the guns came in and they were babies on the floor. and like that's also a little bit like. >> just a weird feeling that somebody is like that sort of premeditated to come in and shoot out the windows owner. amanda michael is far too familiar with the bizarre theft like this when it starts to feel so specific target

prince >> hbo max yes, it's called "the prince." >> seth: "the prince."en by gary janetti and it's about -- started off on instagram, him sort of doing these sort of witty things about prince george, little prince george. and now it's an animated thing and i play prince george's valet. >> seth: oh, fantastic >> yeah, it's biting and hilarious. >> seth: i can't wait for that congrats on "schmigadoon." it's so lovely to have you here. thanks for the nice time >> thank, seth, so nice -- yeah, it was really nice >> seth: i really appreciate it. "schmigadoon" begins streaming on apple tv plus tomorrow. we'll be right back with damian lillard ♪ it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. “cracked windshield” take 1. ♪ you say ♪ ♪ i got a crack in my windshield... ♪ uh - uh, lisa, maybe less heartbroken? geico lets you file a claim online, over the phone or with their app. ♪ that make

it should be - no offense to nbc, but i'm like, "this isn't on hbo, this is wild."ight >> "he's living with aids. >> seth: wow >> whole new perspective and context for the soup nazi. i mean, that guy's a bigot you know what i mean [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, he already was a bad guy. >> try it, watch one episode and it really does work. >> seth: well, that -- i mean, i love the show as-is -- >> yeah, as do i >> seth: but i could have a whole another way to watch it. >> well, if it's not about a man living with aids, what is it about, nothing [ laughter ] you know [ laughter ] that's - >> seth: "hacks" is streaming on hbo max. thank you so much for being here and i am so sorry about the miscommunication on zoom >> i'm very sorry. it's my bad. >> seth: we will be right back ♪ right t now, she's's not ththinking abobout her work oror her schededule. hi baby. -hey ma,a, how are y you doin? i'm doining good, hohow are y? gogood. we arere just on o r way baback from ththe beach. she's s not thinkiking about her nenext appeararance or e even her bobook tour. no, shshe's th

so i say hbo doesn't work anymore.of business. you know, that's not for their christian viewing either. >> wanda: i feel you on that. >> pretend it doesn't exist. >> wanda: what do they watch, then? >> my mom, she watches westerns. that's her thing. she still watches like "bonanza" and "the young riders." i don't know if you know these shows. she watches the western channel, which is a thing. >> wanda: my brother watches that. >> yeah. it's a whole channel. >> wanda: yeah. >> and my bad, he watches "bones."just bes more of that. >> you should tell him that. he watches it on netflix. the only reason he got netflix is because he heard "bones" was on there. and when he does get out of that, it's movies about submarines specifically. "red october," other movies about submarines. but yeah, that's it. so coming out to play for me on a different thing is a special event. so i appreciate it. >> wanda: well, we got to get you on a western with david boreanaz and a submarine. >> let's make it happen, hollywood. [ applause ] hbo?

and hbo max. we weren't hearing as much importance like the postpaid phone subscriber or the fiber. the lowest turnover. great for the first time we are hearing great things about the fundamentals. they spent millions. they are probably going to sell it way less than a billion that's been the weird thing about at&t they are doing well in phone and interfwhit there has been so much other distractions they need to spin out in order to get to 5g. >> how about netflix disappointing or about as expected still $500 stock any media company could have bought five years for a tenth of that. >> earlier this year, anticipating the growth. the guidance for q 3 was pretty low, joe >> what made the street happy is that they are starting to invest in new tricks. gaming is the big one and investing to make their franchise more sticky like the street was more excited about that subscriber growth is slowing down and it is a problem for netflix. >> they need more, i really quality content. you don't just roll out so

it is up in part because more people signed up for hbo and hbo max. >> 2.8 million new customers bringingy got really good programming. they have friends the reunion and it is great for shareholders. stuart: 2819 for at&t and doing well. we had some airline earnings including american. how are they doing? neil: stock was up substantially by 13%, much load narrower loss, $7 billion but this third-quarter guidance for capacity and revenue to be 15% to 20% below for -- 2019 levels. that is what is weighing on the stock in addition to the solid run up. stuart: that is the call not so much the numbers but what they say when they call with the analyst and look to the future and bookings are not that great is what they say. lauren: europeans can't come to the united states, that is a huge deal and it will impact them. stuart: did southwest announced today? >> a domestic carrier adjusted lost $0.35 larger than expected, traffic stronger than 2019 and even better in july than in the month of june but that stock is down 3% as well. stuart: that projection didn't work. >> the industrial group, the b

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among networks hbo and hbo max has most nominations and netflix a close second with 129.'re up to date. scott back to you. >> appreciate that very much >>> shares of boeing after announcing it will reduce production of the 787 dream liner to phil lebeau with the details. more problems, bill boeing as airplanes not the headline investors want to see. >> getting tiring for a number of people. because they wonder what else might pop up as they look at the inspection and how the 787 dream liner, remember a carbon fiber composite. it's been around a number of years. as they do the inspection with the faa that's why they bring down the monthly production rate because they're shifting workers from building dream liners at five a month to a lower rate over to inspection and reworking of existing dream liners knows are the ones in inventory that have not yet been delivered. the issue, it's the forward pressure bulk head and what they're doing is doing inspections and potentially doing rework here. the focus is on how this particular part of the plane, how it ages and the faa says

still no word yet on when the limited series will hit hbo max.new york for "sex in the city once again." >> every time we're chatting he's always like you're such a miranda. >> yeah, definitely. >> i mean, you could say -- >> not a s more. "the avengers" are reassembling debut the trailer for the animated series titled "what if" to explore what happens if certain events never occurred in the marvel universe. we know, and all our favorite actors are back voicing their characters. chris hemsworth, hailey atwell as peggy carter, michael b. jordan as kim monger and bittersweetly, chadwick boseman in his last-ever marvel role voices t'challa, take a look. >> i said, never flies solo! >> oh. is that some kind of catchphrase? oh. [ whistling ] >> you had me worried for a second. >> o good to hear his voice. exploring the possibility of t'challa never becoming the black panther but staking on chris pratt's star-lord role. can you keep that straight? one of the many what ifs when it debuts august 11. you're still wearing shoes from 1978 but let's go to 19

compare to is the wonder woman movie 1984 from warner brothers, the movie simultaneously released on hbonal and also in theaters but at a much tougher time for the box office >> all right just a remarkable turn for -- to a situation coming one way or another, j.b. thanks that does it for us. the judge. >>> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour one of the world's closely followed investors says it's probably time to sell stocks. the new call from guggenheim chief investment officer who joins us momentarily in a cnbc exclusive. our investment committee with me to debate on whether we are at peak everything. with me for the hour today shannon saccocia jason. rob. good to see everybody. look at the markets. stocks been lower on the final trading day of july. that's where we are now.do

hbo max gives away the movie releases for free as part of hbo. max service disney. plus, as you know, if you want to watch black widow at home. it's 30 bucks that adds up because 20 million people dead at 30 bucks that is 60 million that's big money story tonight 9 to maybe put 30 bucks 60 million dollars 60 million away from theaters disease in a notice because they no longer have a middleman on that money. they get it all. that's a lot more money when you cut out the distributors. but 80 million in theaters in the u.s. 78 million internationally, 60 million in streaming watched at home. it tells you the new models here. stick james. and think that goes away. so reviews of the movie are pretty darned good. but leave that one it was i give it 2 thumbs >> but talk after you see it will compare notes. rod, thank you as always. and again, let rob know what you want to talk about getting the question given topic look sport here on the broadcast kron 4, our website kron 4 dot com. you can find my facebook, twitter e-mail directly. there's address right there. rob. rob bl

his new movie, "no sudden move" hits hbo max in july and he's also starring in marvel's "black widow"e on july 9th david harbour will be here in studio and he won a golden globe for playing prince charles on "the crown. josh o'connor will be joining me and they are an iconic rock band whose new album "no gods, no masters" is out. tonight we will have music from garbage. but before we get to all that, without a hint of irony or shame, senate gop leader mitch mcconnell declared an end to the era of bipartisanship, even as president biden continues to entertain fruitless talks with republicans oh, and also, a gop congressman suggested the forest service should change the course of the for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: one of the many things the trump era has revealed about our political culture is that the republican party really has no core ideology, aside from its deep hostility to democracy. they have no core policy positions or visions for the future, and that's why they don't spend much time talking about the things joe biden is actually doing instead, they

plus launched with men lauren and mare of east town was one of many properties to draw customers to hbos like they are hitting the right note with the older elite tv business that give out trophies. it acts as a prestigious event that help build out money and talent in hollywood. emily: obviously, big development on the diversity front. the first trans-actress ever nominated. tell us about that. >> that's right. rodriguez becomes the first trans-actress to be nominated for major acting award at the emmys. i think the most surprising thing, if you have seen the performance in the show, there's no doubt she was definitely worthy but just that she had not been recognized before. it just shows that even though they have put a lot of effort into making things more diverse, we still have a long way to go. you would think that because of all the talented people in hollywood doing their jobs well, this would've happened but in 2021 it is happening for the first time. emily: we need more talent -- of that town front of and behind. -- behind the camera. that does it for this edition of bloomberg:

i supposej -- out o0f ani me. -- hbo max and netflix, with this eplus second.han some of the broadcast networks. the streaming services -- service is completely dominated. a lot of streaming services have become more commercial and broad . there was a time in the transition from broadcast tv to cable streaming were a lot of the shows that got nominated for these awards were pretty niche. you think about madmen debt -- mad men doing well. probably only a couple million people watched it. amanda lorrain is a break -- they hit and its -- emily: we will takeemily: a look at some of the biggest antitrust cases of all-time as walk -- lawmakers debate breaking of big tech. beyond meat has been cut by credit suisse with a $123 price target. a higher investment spend, warehousing, and transportation costs will leave the company below its original margin targets for the next two years. shares are down more than 3%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it's multiple lawsuits- face the biggest tech giants in the u.s., making up 22% of the- emily: a look back at the biggest antitrust cas

one of rose and hbo max getting the most nomination.e in a close second and disney plus third. the mandolorian tied with the crown from netflix for most nominations for any individual show, 24. my fave, mare of easttown also nominated. for more details, i want to bring in kelly go blonde. obviously, the rise of streaming is the story yet again. what is your take on who is on the list this year? >> that's right. the rise of streaming continues to be the story in entertainment. i think the interesting takeaway is this shows, our shows that were built to attract new customers to newer streaming services. disney plus launched with it, and mare of east town was one of properties meant to draw customers to hbo max. it seems they are hitting the right notes with the tv business elites that give out the trophies and have prestigious events in hollywood. emily: meantime, a big development on the diversity front. the first trans-actress ever nominated. tell us about that. >> that's right. rodriguez becomes the first trans-actress to be nominated

>> disney plus and hbo and he's saying that doesn't matter i'm saying -- or they wouldn't be doing -- >> gaming. >> thank you >> right >> and you talk about m&a. people say what about m&a. what they really need to do is buy take two because they want stories and take two has stories. >> listen, that would be a change they have obviously been a company that's grown organically. out of nothing ten years ago, they've created the largest content creation engine there is. >> and the cash flow, they're making a lot of money now. >> yes >> so much money that they're returning it to shareholders that's what i'm talking about. i don't want return to shareholders. >> let's move on to a growth story you do like, which was. >> chipotle. >> let me listen to mr. -- from yesterday. he was on the "closing bell," jim, and you can contain yourself. >> it's a brisket. >> and then we'll get your thoughts brian any kol. >> the thing that i keep an eye on are the absolute dollars we're doing in our digital business because that continues to grow. you know, we had the addition of the quesadilla to our digit

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we have a strategy we have developed and now we will see how hbo max does it hbo, how we do with discoveryan come up with something. guy: that was the discovery ceo speaking at the conference in sun valley, idaho. it is underway again. everybody is talking about deals. let's find out what the latest is. bloomberg reporter ed ludlow joining us. which deals are people talking about? ed: they are talking about this -- about the discovery/warner deal partly because he has been very chatty. he said they expect more deals in the space. a lot of money has already flown in in 2021. the talk is about scaling up to compete. which of the players, viacom, cbs, comcast will have to do something to compete with amazon? talking about amazon's acquisition of mgm, the maker of the james bond films. that is the talk in the media space. beyond that the chatter is about we are all back together, we've not seen each other for a long time, let's do some business. taylor: you mentioned amazon. there was a big shakeup in the tech world yesterday with microsoft may be losing some of that contract to having to shar

we have a strategy we have developed and now we will see how hbo max does and hbo over the next year,at discovery plus and we will see if we can come up with something. tom: after they get there they take a test and then there is a 20 mile hike. mr. zaslav of discovery, their chief executive officer. this year sun valley is very different. our edward ludlow reports. i have no idea how he pulled the straw on this puppy. ed ludlow with bald mountain behind him. as you know because you ski it twice or three times every winter. there difficult black diamond runs and we have a bunch of billionaires and streaming. they are trying to get down fire trail right now. how will they do that? how will they ski down the wars of streaming? ed: i talked to one executive that made the point this is the first time this group of brain trust ceos have been in person for 18 months and they have pent up energy and anxiety. a lot of the people in the room are his customers or his bankers or his investors. the way to get the true measure of somebody is at 6000 feet elevation in sun valley. tom: within sun va

we have a strategy that we have developed and no we will see how hbo max does an hbo over the next yearwe do at discovery plus. and we will see if we can come up with something. matt: that was discovery ceo david zaslow there. very cool custom ray-ban wayfarers. he is at the allen and company conference in sun valley, idaho. joining us for what is happening on the ground is ed ludlow. this is a place where the wealthiest and most powerful people come. i guess this is sort of the summer davos, is that fair? ed: yeah, summer camp for billionaires, when they all broke -- all come up in their suvs because there were hugs because the conference did not take place because of covid. they're really strict covid rules here that each guest has to comply with. but there is also this pent-up anxiety. they are here to do business. mary barrow, ceo of gm, where she says she is here to do business. this feeling, it has been so long since these huge names have done any business in person. that is what they are going to do, as well as have a great time in beautiful sun valley. matt: she has got a lot of

the team at hbo and chris smith and joe lewis and the team at topics.invited to hawaii. i'll take you swimming with the dolphins, and we'll make -- we'll get you on a surfboard. >> that might be tough at this table. but got he ask you real quick -- if you're a kid in a candy store, the candy store is the town of nazare. why are the waves so huge there? >> this underwater canyon that's three times the size of the grand canyon that magnifies the waves. it creates a wedge. you know, i was actually from pittsfield, massachusetts, believe it or not. so around the corner from you guys right now. >> i know. i love that part. >> i would go -- i would go on this wave if you will take me on your back. if i could piggyback -- i weigh 169 pounds. can you do that? >> we'll make it happen. i'll go do some squats the next couple of days, and we'll get you out there. >> you're going to need more than squats, pal. you're going to need more than squats. >> i'd pay today that. >> you look nice and light, easy to carry around. >> good to see you. >> garrett mcnamara, thank

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there was continued growth in subscribers to the hbo max service.can airlines is sounding more cautious about the third quarter than its rivals. the carrier expects a pretax loss despite a travel rebound. american expects sales will be down about 20% from the 2019 levels before the coronavirus pandemic hammered demand. china is considering serious penalties for didi after the ride-hailing service's controversial ipo last month. the country's cyberspace administration has pushed back against the ipo. among the possible penalties, a fine, suspension of operations, or the introduction of a state owned investor. that is the bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. let's stay with earnings for a second. texas instruments reporting 41% sales growth for the third quarter -- for the quarter, but it is the outlook tha investors. dave wilson is with walk us through the details of why the market didn't like the numbers. dave: you have to look at what has been happening in the chip industry this year. we have seen delays get longer and longer between the

inclusive america, titled "obama obama in pursuit of a more perfect union" premiering august 3rd from hbohis presidency, and the racist reaction that followed. joining me now one of the film's executive producers, also a staff writer for "the new yorker" and an msnbc political contributor. professor cobb, great to have you here with us tonight. there is line in the film i just played where he says that even in the first black presidency was in part symbolic, symbols can be powerful. hearing that, i wonder if the transformative power of that presidency has been diluted less by time or criticism and more by all the trauma of the last five years? and i wonder if that was at least part of why you made this film, professor cobb? >> sure. first, just a quick point. i want to pass along my condolences to the family of bob most he is. >> we are going to get to that. in my closing. >> tremendous giant. >> giant. >> giant, absolutely. speaking of the film, you know, we were aware at the outset of the obama obama era, we were aware that this was a subsequently presidency. that's the way history work

>> yes, "space jam: a new legacy" just dropped yesterday on hbo max and it's in theaters and, boy, am original 1996 michael jordan "space jam" so this is perfect nostalgia for me but lebron james is starring in this and and he's starring as himself and he pairs up with bugs bunny and the rest of the looney tune squad to play in an epic basketball game to save james' son's life from artificial intelligence played by don cheadle. what more do you possibly need to know about this? let's not forget the all-star alongside zendaya who's voicing lola bunny here and for those who aren't familiar maybe with the original "space jam," don't worry, because this live action animated film has something for everyone.ck uper excited the '96 version is so classic. it'll be fun to watch. >>> the countdown to the olympics, it is on. we know that, but before we goes she goes for the gold, naomi osaka is opening up now in a brand-new docu-series. tell us more on that. >> yeah, "naomi osaka" is actually a three-part series and it just released on netflix. this follows the life of naomi osaka but in her piv

. >> larry sand jerz broke the rules on hbo in terms of a workplace comedy. >> that's warren beatty inritten about television. >> listen, how would you like to come on my show tomorrow night and just say a little goodbye to me? you know it's the end of the whole thing tomorrow night. >> good-bye. >> capturing how broken and low functioning the people are. >> it's a little unethical, don't you think? >> unethical? don't start pulling at that thread. our whole world will unravel. >> thanks for the upbeat talk before the monologue, artie. >> mary tyler moore didn't work in a newsroom. bob you why newhart wasn't a psychiatrist. but garry had been a talk show host. >> sleep well. remember, we'll all be sleeping at the same time. >> i think he signaled you could mine your life and make a show out of that. >> so what do i do now? >> just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. >> okay. >> "the larry sanders show" really gave hbo their voice. but that was on pay cable. >> on network television we'd spent ten years doing these hangout shows. and eventual

when i see celebrities, many of whom i respect who are smart news hosts on hbo, flaunting this, talkingbout how many joints they are using, i want to say, good for them, but that is not the average person that has the resources to deal with appeared the homelessness issue, extremely complex. homelessness is a systems failure -- multi-systems failure across our country in terms of access to affordable housing. we see how difficult that is in our major cities and elsewhere. it is a failure on her health care system, the richest country in the world should not have the health care access problems we still have. it is a failure of the child welfare system that is basically an archaic system built in post-world war ii. it is a failure of all other things, we have absolutely seen the link between all kinds of drugs and homelessness. we have seen an uptick in homelessness where marijuana has been legalized. host: let me focus on the marijuana industry itself. we talked about the legislation from majority leader chuck schumer. legislation actually passed in the house earlier this year, the safe

got netflix disney plus hbo. max. i got peacock. got the trial for cbs viacom and now it's it's time to sober. the honeymoon is over. we don't need that much content anymore. well, now we're having parties. we're not watching tv now we're going on trips. so who's going to be the winner right now. netflix has 208 million subscribers disney's got a 103 million hbo. max has 63.9 million peacocks 42 million. then you start falling off of viacom. it's interesting to note amazon streaming services where we have watching movies and they would be the second biggest streamer behind netflix except for we don't watch a lot on amazon which service d well, i like netflix, but it's funny because of the way disney. i saw in number 2 position and. >> i swear jersey started yesterday. you know, it's so do i can't believe you just rocketed up like that. >> yeah. it feels like disease got the production values whereas netflix as the volume volume access to quality content that we want to see and theater so i little bit different, but they're all michy

and hbo max combined.race for awards attention, disney is actually the stealth winner while disney plus has 71 nominations and hulu 25, if you look at nominations by company, across all of disney's platforms, it has 146 nominations. that's more than any other media company. and the nominations also speak to the quick ascendents of apple tv plus with 34 nominations, nearly double amazon, despite the fact that amazon has been producing content for much longer >>> netflix and apple are trading higher today disney just gave up some of its gains now pretty much flat after getting about 4% yesterday we'll have to see which of these media giants and tech giants walks away when the award is held september 19th. that would be the first of the award ceremonies >> did you say kwib by >> i did not mention quibi which is no longer, that content is on roku roku has earned nominations for content that was originally designed the content may have been really good, but it was just the format, the idea of splitting it up, m

summertime here in the northern hemisphere, and we start with a show that transport viewers to the tropics, hbo'se white lotus." >> the white lotus is the name of a luxury resort where the series is set. it follows guests over the course of a week and their interactions with each other and hotel staff. notably, the hotel manager. the show is perfectly cast and includes well-known actors like steve zahn and jennifer coolidge. the creator said he wanted to make a show about wealthy people on vacation and how money impacts all their relationships. julia: the white lotus is a resort. let's take a look at it from director mike white. >> the guests get everything they want, but they just need to feel special. >> i felt like if we are going to do a contemporary show, we need to touch on issues of gender and race and class. >> the clientele here is mostly rich white people. >> most people don't even know what they are doing. they just get lubricated. >> there is something that felt very timely about trying to vacation and get away from your problems, but you are not able to escape. sometimes it is a cruc

is currently streaming on hbo max. >> i knew it was the biggest stage that i would perform for in my>> it's gold, and then what? >> i didn't develop outside interests. >> i thought of myself as just a swimmer. and not a human being. >> and joining us now is jeremy bloom, a three-time world champion free-style skier who competed in the olympics twice. he's also executive producer of "the weight of gold." jeremy, thank you for being here. the statement from simone biles saying she never realized she was more than her accomplishments. there's something heartbreaking about that. >> yeah, there certainly is. good morning, john. pleasure to be here. but, you know what, it's pretty universally true for professional athletes. we are defined by our sport. and we define ourselves often by our sport. and i truly believe that this is the first time that simone biles feels like she's more than a gymnast with the outpouring of support for her. rightfully so, because, you know, what was clear to i think most olympians watching is that simone wasn't in the zone, you know. there is this sports psycho