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did i just lose my hbo signal? what's going on there? thought was kind of like the chord at the end of sergeant pepper, in which nine pianos just hit this long, long major bong. and it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. that black was sort of like what the series needed in order to communicate. the fact that it is now officially over. >> as for sopranos creator david chase, he got whacked in the headlines. he got whacked by the new york post cartoonist who showed fans getting whacked, and chase literally got whacked online. >> 3 or 4 days later, carlton and i were in new york talking to a couple of television critics about how amazing it was, and they were like, oh, you know, there's a lot of controversy about the about the sopranos finale. and we were like, what? they're like, oh, yeah, some people just absolutely hate it. like the whole cut to black. it's pretentious. nobody knows what it means. they're all discussing whether tony is alive or dead. and we were like, well, those are all the th

turned to people who had said, i can't do that on television, but you can do it on hbo white peopleck people that's why they won't vote for no black president like a black brother will up the white house like the grass won't be cut. >> this is piled up. >> cousins running through the white house cookouts, basketball goal in the back in the late 80s, hbo was just sort of gaining ground for series by the 90s, hbo had started to begin its explosion when we started doing dream on, one of the things that hbo said to us was it's got to be something that couldn't be on network tv because hbo was driven by subscribers and not by 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 have 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 that the tonight show was just pretend like you're talking to me until we're off the air, so it

. >> in the early 90s, the hbo show starts to kind of come into their own now. >> dan, have i always had these these breasts? >> a lot of people want freedom. they don't want to go back to the networks, which are saying, you can come to us where you'll make more money, but you also have content restricted. you could go to cable and have no restrictions, not make as much money, but have freedom of expression, which almost everybody who works in these mediums wants. >> some of the content truly was. you can't get this anywhere else. >> here at fantasy makers, the only limit on the kinds of fantasies is people's imagination. >> hbo turned to people who had said, i can't do that on television, but you can do it on hbo. >> white people don't trust black people. that's why they won't vote for no black president. like a black brother will up the white house like the grass won't be cut, dishes piled up, cousins running through the white house, cookouts, basketball goal in the back in the late 80s, hbo was just sort of gaining ground for series. >> by the 90s, hbo had started to begin its exp

that's really day one for both businesses hbo and the cable industry. >> if you're a fan what you'll 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 ahold 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 station. >> 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 at it and said, no, you don't understand. >> for another $0.25 or whatever, you can send this all over the country. and they went oh gee, well, why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had and he wound up revolutionizing television sports. >> welcome, everyone, to the espn sportscenter from this very desk in the coming weeks and months, we'll be filling you in on the pulse of

he had hbo, he sells that to time.self. and start building out cable called cablevision, then what happened? >> which he did with us. we launched together as partners, bravo, ifv, news 12 long island, cnbc. we were partners by necessity -- in business. and willed a lot of those businesses to be successful. and he went back after doing that deal with the rangers and the knicks back in the day. you know, years later he would go back and buy madison square garden, and become the owner of the knicks and the rangers. then, you know, he would develop his son jimmy to be a great entrepreneur, who recently launched the sphere in las vegas and it was about a year ago that the sphere launched, and i was out there with my wife. there was a group of us that are very close to the dolans, and who turns the corner at age 97? hand in hand with jimmy, just with his eyes wide open, so excited about the next venture that his son and doing. and it was chuck and jimmy. i sat down, at 97 years old, and we had a talk about this business. you

uncovered hbo video footage in 2022 ho2022 home box office rela documentary film pelosi in the house.tha life and career spr emerita nancy pelosi this documentary film was directed produced by her daughter alexandria. the documentary included footage speaker pelosi members of the house and senate leadership after being evacuated from the capitol complex on january 6, 2021. select committee was in possession of alexander pelosi's footage not publicly release any of the video and furthermore it did not archived this footage at the end of the 117 congress, the democrats. they are handed over republicans took majority of the house of representatives in 2023. despite attempts to conceal the footage, chairman loudermilk will be on this program and moment secured various clips from hbo containing candid details regarding the events of individuals of the u.s. capitol generally six the. may 23, 2024 loudermilk road to hbo they got the information for the footage which the select committee chose to conceal from the public, conceal its release contained a shocking new information regarding speak

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then he went on the run again. >> the day before hbo broadcast that final episode of the jinx.arrant had been issued for his arrest in the murder of susan berman, but nobody could find him. >> lapd at this point knows he has left his home in houston with five bags, and he's going somewhere. >> the fbi is looking at his whereabouts, and they see that he gets into a car and he starts driving east. and then he turns off his phone. and so they can't track him. what he did was go to new orleans. he checked into the marriott under an assumed name. it was that day or the next day bob turns on his phone. big mistake, because now they know where he is. so that saturday afternoon, two fbi agents go to the marriott and they ask for the manager, and they say, do you have bob durst here? no, nobody by the name of bob durst i said, well, how about. and they go through ten aliases. no. so they're standing around in the lobby and they turn in. and who comes walking through the revolving door? but a guy that looks a hell of a lot like bob durst so they pull him aside, and they said, are you bob

hbo is ending it are looking for a new home.ame street is winding down its nearly decade like r run on hbo and max, the premium cable network. parent company warner bros. discovery says it will end the deal to distribute new episodes of the long running children's series. max will continue to license episodes from the sesame street library through 2027, but the upcoming 55th season, premiering next month, will be the last to debut on the platform. the network says the decision to end the deal is part of a strategy to prioritize stories, prioritize stories for adults and families, and shift the focus away from children's programing. now, to our climate in crisis and a possible surf to turf solution. every year, one cow will belch more than 200 pounds of methane that harms the environment, since it traps more heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide. but a new study finds that adding red seaweed to livestock feed can reduce methane emissions by up to 80%. university of new hampshire researchers say the unusual additive can block

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and another documentary, bruce springsteen and the e street band also streaming on hbo plus.o has a memoir out. all your christmas gift needs, stevie can deliver. we just have to start with this. most people do not achieve your level of music success, this is what i'm doing with my life, i'm the man and i'm successful. but you decided to go on and do so much more. why? >> i don't know. what is in your dna at a certain point kicks in. we had a lot of television in the early days because rock 'n roll was really quite a distant dream. not a legitimate business. the idea of making it in rock 'n roll was almost impossible. so you thought about nothing else and then suddenly you find, wow, we made it. then the tunnel starts to fade and you start looking around and wonder, what have i missed the last 10 or 15 years. we happen to be in europe the first time we were really successful and a kid asked me why i'm putting missiles in his country in germany. and i was like, what are you talking about, i'm the rock 'n roll guy. it just stayed with me. it finally occurred to me, this guy doe

moments ago, we got a first look from hbo at the return of white lotus. can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much new year's day on cnn. >> that's part of the party snooping in the bathroom. oh. party fell. not listening to your dentist. make the sonicare switch all right, champ, be gentle. be effective. be you. i love you today, my friend. >> you did it. >> you did it. pursue a better you with centrum it's a small win toward taking charge of your health. >> so this year, you can say. you did it. >> doctor box. >> there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my wedding photos, and it was even affecting my health. i trusted you because you specialize in dental implants. you created a permanent solution and customized my teeth. so it still felt like me. my new teeth have improved my life and changed my future. thank you. >> you're so welcom

by 2019 when a high school girl was choked in the pilot of hbo's "euphoria" it was standard fare.ked and the idol again on hbo and also liked the show euphoria created by samyeah levenson. what is with him? that is worth asking the question again, what is wrong with sam levenson? is that the new feminism we are supposed to want for our daughter's, see me?e nice going. it has gottesen so bad, emergeny rooms are seeing more injuries from this twisted choking practice, which can even result in stroke and traumatic brain injuries. and we are consenting females often turned into domestic abuse victims.agai yet again, the the better in the porn world.ss the depraved world is accessible by anyone withinte an internet connection.t and it is destroying not just families and marriages but now our young people.lo but why should we allow this as a society why do we have tomino allow this as a society? don'y tht we have a duty to prot minors from an industry that thrives and lures younger and younger people into their darksr world? >> for over ten years, they were master groomers. i was intimi

peggy orrin stein wrote in the times by 2019, when a high school girl was choked in the pilot of hbo'sria it was standard fare. a young woman was choked in the opener of the idol again on hbo and also like the show euphoria created by sam levinson. what's with him? yeah, that's worth asking that question again. what is wrong with sam levinson? is that the new feminism we are supposed to want for our daughters, sammy? nice going. it's got son bad that emergency rooms are seeing more severe injuries from this twisted choking practice. which can even result in stroke and traumatic brain injuries. and where consenting females often turn into domestic abuse victims. again the kinkier the better in the porn world. the depraved world that that lives in is accessible by anyone with an internet connection. it's destroying not just families and marriages, but now our young people. but why should we allow this as a society? why do we have to allow this as a society? don't we have a duty to protect minors from an industry that thrives on luring younger and younger people into their darker and dark

she said that the family whether or not would have put a target on the hunt hbo's bank on him by the trump administration as it comes into power january 20, twbt 25. this is a ridings lace of tim that would to be after december 2024. so so after hubtser biden keeps his nose out he's out of the woods. >> like i said, the pardon power knows almost no scriptures. you can't pardon future crime like what would be a license to go commit crime. you can pardon something that happened, and it could be any and all conduct, forever and ever, amen. by the ten-year limitation and that's pretty darn broad and it makes sense if the president's going to pardon his son, go big or go home. make it a broad, expansive power to protect him from future prosecution whether you think it's righteous or not. you might as well, because if you make it narrow, yes. you get someone on the other side and the incoming administration who thinks it's that bad then they may look into hunter biden. so if you're going to protect him then you've got to protect him and that's exactly what the president is doing here. >> w

also tonight, a brand new fight, hbo's bill maher goes after actress jane fonda who wants to end oilas and we'll show you the details, plus the media is 180 going from not covering the biden hammering tht pardon of hunter biden. we'll also show you this sound a top dnc finance official now agrees with democrat strategist james carvelle, saying yes audit the kamala harris campaign for literally creating millionaires overnight, gouging off of the $2.5 billion the kamala campaign wasted. the great legal mind and author greg jarrett is ready to take this on. all this coming up. please don't go away we'll be back in two. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities.

. >> and in 1992, larry sanders was on hbo and broke the rules in terms of workplace comedy. >> hey, i think that's warren beatty in the parking lot. >> the larry sanders show is probably the most realistic show ever written about television. >> uh, listen, how would you, uh. like to come on my show tomorrow night and just say a little goodbye to me? because, you know, it's the end of the whole thing. >> tomorrow night. goodbye. >> capturing how broken and low functioning the people are. >> it's a little unethical, don't you think? unethical? >> jeez, larry, don't start pulling at that thread. our whole world will unravel. >> thanks for the upbeat thought before the monologue, artie. >> mary tyler moore didn't work in a newsroom. bob newhart wasn't a psychiatrist, but gary had been a talk show host. >> see you tomorrow night. sleep well. remember, we'll all be sleeping at the same time. >> and i think he signaled that 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 until we're off the air so it won't seem weird. >>

but an hbo original documentary called “surveilled,” which is available to stream now on max, says someround the world use commercial spyware to monitorheir own citizens. >> spyware is this powerful surveillance tool. big spyware companies say they sell this tech only to governments. but this multibillion dollar industry is mostly unregulated. the most advanced spyware can turn your smartphone into a spy in your pocket. it can copy everything and record you without you ever knowing and then just disappear without a trace. john: pulitzer prize winning investigative journalist ronan farrow produced the documentary. ronan,s there a difference between the salt typhoon hack that's been in the news so much and what you're covering, what you report on here? ronan: well, there is, but there's also a shared theme here our data is becoming more and more accessible, porous. and that goes for critical national security sensitive infrastructure. it goes for data held by major telecom firms. and it goes for what's examined in this documentary, which is our phones, which fascinated me as a reporter wh

hbo's. i understand you knew president carter since you were ten years old. and in the boy scouts.m, first of all, i'm so sorry for your loss. the personal loss you must be feeling. um, what do you want people to know about the jimmy carter? you knew? >> well, i regarding regarding him as a personal friend, like you said, i've known him since i was a child. he was not only my friend, though. he was a friend of everybody in town. and we've lost not not just a president, but a friend and a person that never forgot the people here. regardless of what a position he held. >> well, when you were ten, what was he like when you first met him? >> just like he is now. just like he was all the time. very honest, very straightforward and very hard person and intelligent person. >> when you were ten, what was he doing? what was he doing in the town? how old was he in town? >> uh, goodness, i don't know. he just got out of the service when he came back. okay. i don't know. >> after his dad had died. so he was then working as a farmer, working on his dad's farm. >> yeah, his his business is right

it is a succession battle fit for tv because it is about tv and also involves the hbo show on tv about fox news on tv, but everything you're about to hear is essentially true and real. it also involves a new big blow or loss for mogul rupert murdoch, the patriarch of the conservative empire you're familiar with in some form of another. you heard of fox news, the "wall street journal," and a lot of other valuable media properties. he has been fighting in a battle that literally is the show title about him and his family, although it's a fictional show, you may recall it was called "succession" and he's just lost his bid to alter a family trust over his succession. "the new york times" obtained some of these secret or sealed court documents. murdoch is 93. and while no one is wishing ill on anyone or predicting how long anyone could live, he could be around in this role for a very long time, but succession planning is about what happens when like everyone else, he ultimately dies. so he was attempting with an eye on whenever that event would occur to give more control to his eldest son,

charles dolan, the founder of hbo and a pioneer in cablevision died at 98 years old.n the company that owned madison square garden and the knicks and rangers. >>> actor keanu reaves' rolex was found in chile. it was stolen from his home last december. >>> disney's mufasa roared to the top of the box office, netting nearly $64 million between christmas and sunday, sonic the hedgehog raised over 60 million. >>> sabrina carpenter is teaming up for a new drink out tomorrow. . kill 99.9% of bacteria when you add lysol laundry sanitizer to your laundry routine. ♪♪ what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today. things aren't really movin'. you could use some metamucil. metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you movin'. and try the 2 week challenge at metamucil.com dad i got a huge barbeque wing stain. this bottle says i need to pretreat. that stuff has way more water. a little bit of tide goes a long way, so you can save your shirt and maybe even a little money. moat the... library.s right...

founder of hbo and cablevision charles dolan has died. along with those media companies, dolan also announced the american movie classics television station and news 12 in new york, the first 24 hour cable channel for local news in the u.s. dolan's family owns controlling stakes in madison square garden, radio city music hall, the new york knicks, and the new york rangers. charles dolan was 98 years old. >> this is pbs news weekend from the david m. rubenstein studio at weta in washington, home of the pbs news hour, weeknights on pbs. ali:e leave you this evening, we returned to our lead story, the death of jimmy carter. president biden said today, america and the world lost an extraordinary leader, statesmen, and humanitarian. president-elect trump said former president carter did everything in his power to improve the lives of all americans. for that we owe him a debt of gratitude. president carter died today at his home in plains, georgia, more than a year after entering hospice care. that's our program for tonight. on mondays pbs news

actor colin farrell is known for a-list roles, like the title character in hbo's critically acclaimedbe remembered like that in the show? >> he's barely recognizable. >> it seems i found a flaw. >> farrell came on the scene in hollywood starring in minority report as a federal agent alongside tom cruise. >> so the question is, why would someone want this race from the data file? >> and starring as an irish cow herder in the acclaimed 2022 film the banshees of inisherin, you do like me, i don't? >> do you like me yesterday or did i? >> yeah, but it's his real life role as a dedicated father and an ambassador for people living with disabilities that is now front and center. >> i can tell you that the rewards of being part of this community and part of this extended family are so extraordinary. >> the actor opening up about his son james, who's living with a rare genetic disorder called angelman syndrome, which affects the nervous system and causes neurological problems and developmental delays. >> do. >> we met up in chicago, where his colin farrell foundation was hosting its winter bal

he started his media empire by launching hbo in 1972.ing stakes in companies that owned madison square garden, radio city music hall and some sports teams. he was 98 years old. >> janai: and dodgers superstar, shohei ohtani announcing on instagram that he's going to be a papa. the 30-year-old posting a photo of a pink onesie, white shoes, and a photo of a sonogram along with his and his wife's dog with the caption, can't wait for the little rookie to join our family soon. big blessings to him. >> gio: absolutely. >>> all right, guys. we are going to start this half hour here with a look at how you can have a healthy relationship with social media in the new year. 2024 was a big year for research on that. so joining us now is abc news medical correspondent, dr. darien sutton, and we're also going to go ahead and bring in somara here because somara, you actually took a whole year off of social media. >> somara: i did. >> gio: why did you do that? >> somara: i think it was layered for me. i was going through a lot in my life. i just found o

and michael fuchs, who, to me, was a genius at hbo, called me and said, "you want to go to moscow and so let's go. so, i said, "oh, wow, that's scary." so, we went on a reconnaissance trip in august. and we travelled from leningrad to moscow. and that's -- the title came from that. you have to take a midnight train from leningrad to moscow. and so we met all these people and thought, can i do this? what's the hook? and then i found out while i was there that i had about 30 relatives in moscow that i did not know existed. and so, the show became about finding my roots again and going back to where i came from, basically. so, i started out, as we all do, making your parents laugh in our living room. and most of the relatives were from restov-on-don or odesa, right? and so, that's where i started. so, here i was doing the show, thousands and thousands of miles away from home here, performing again, for relatives but this time where they came from. >> seth: it's -- i'm glad -- glad is not the right word. but it is interesting to me that it was scary. because that was my -- i was wondering

hbo is phenomenal. hard to overstate just how impactful it was at the time.orts programming. to get that in a way that just didn't exist, even on network television back then, remarkable. emily: now consumers take it for granted, you can turn on your tv and get pretty much any program with hbo max. romaine: his legacy lives on with his son now in charge with msg. not sure if you are a big sports fan. emily: going to my first game in january. romaine: decent team. good run last year. we will see if they can repeat. charles dolan passing away at the age of 98. a pioneer in the world of television with a shepherding end of cablevision and cofounding of hbo. we will take a look at the life and legacy of somebody else who passed away, jimmy carter, 100 years of age, passing away overnight. we will talk about exactly what he meant to the country and the legacy that he left behind. that is coming up next here on "bloomberg surveillance." romaine: welcome back to "bloomberg surveillance." quick check on the markets. s&p futures are made on the back book setting up wh

after hbo declined to renew the deal for "sesame street."os walking around times square. >>> coming up, peter navarro will be with us. that's coming up. ♪ (animatronic santa) ho, ho, ho! (vo) time to move? make it easy with opendoor. sell your home in any season, for any reason. (animatronic santa) look at me! i am festive! (vo) start your move at opendoor.com (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) everyone has goals and dreams. and everyone deserves a way to get there. wherever you're going, getting there starts here. state street invest in your future with dia, the only etf that tracks the dow. (♪♪) >>> welcome back to "squawk box." "sesame street" looking for a new distribution partner and warner bros. decided to shift away from children's programming. partnered with hbo back in 2015 granting the service a nine-month window of exclusivity before the shows were broadcast for free on pbs. it expanded from 35 episodes a year to 18. apple tv and netflix and amazon were mentioned to pick up the long running series. what do you think? i know you are looking for el mo

>> guest: i did a movie on hbo, called "og", we shot it inside of a working maximum security prison.bly powerful experience, it was challenging but rewarding. and the thing that i realized during that experience was that, um, a lot of these guys ... you know, were more than the mistakes that they made. but also a lot of these guys paths were laid for them befe they were born. they came from deeply challenging backgrounds. whether they were abusive parents, or, you know, alcohol & drug ... >> kelly: no opportunities. >> guest: i got to know them quite intimately, and what was cool about it, is, we gave them a chance to come together and do something positive. one of them said to me, i remember he said, "i am doing this because i want to show my daughter they am more than what this place tells me that

so, last year, i was subject to hbo documentary where dan turned the camera onto my story and we hads i did. and we got this amazing 90 minute documentary. the moment i secured that documentary is when i started writing the book. i know you couldn't get my whole story in 90 minutes and it was going to be a slightly sterilised version of myself. there's been plenty of parts, pre—and post accident, where i have behaved in a way, no looking back at myself in on myjourney no looking back at myself in on my journey that i no looking back at myself in on myjourney that i can say you made some mistakes there and being able to share those mistakes and what it's like to rebuild a life, whether that was myjourney would drink and drugs orfracturing drugs or fracturing relationships — drugs orfracturing relationships — all of drugs or fracturing relationships — all of those things, to be able to jot it down was really hard, especially because my only arm function is tapping on the screen. it's quite physically grueling. most of all emotionally, to relive your best and worst days into that was a

the one series is with james, which we're developing now with hbo. max and and jane i think, you know, could be the best character i've ever created created one with mike in this case and the idea of the trilogy to me is, is pretty stunning because the title was originally supposed to be 12 months of live. and then the following year, eight months to live and the following year for much to live. we've changed the title then, but the idea here is it's a woman, jane smith, and she briefly served in nypd then to work away through law school. she was a private investigator and now she's a defense attorney. and never lost a case. and she finds out in the first book that she only has 12 months to live just her nature is she bargains with her doctor and says, i need six months. and that's just that's her. and, you know, we all have a limited amount of time, time to live. but in jane's case, she kind of somebody has told her approximately how much time she to live. so and i love the idea of doing a trilogy like that where you kind of know where where it's go

it's awful calling to see and i don't know why we chose the hotels remind cases, the best base for hbo starz or myself down so nervous. i'm like, oh, because regardless, if i know he's going to take it whether or not, you know, it's just the tired like, you know, just as the force to reach somebody diagnosis. i'm start ramirez. i haven't really got my head around it. i haven't really got to know who do i articulate this to someone and i remember going in and i was like, the close that you got to those seats because you are dependent on the secret. i'm in a restaurant, also chemistry. i'm in arizona, thoughtful chemistry. he's the last one i have to me on the last one he has to me. he walks in 6 in front of me. i say this is the worst thing you could ever hear from an ex. and i remember i just gone. yeah, i knew it, like i knew it, i knew it. and then obviously does that like barrage of gives your own responsibility. you don't know who brought it into the relationship, so it's very vulnerable and like a song from greece is planning. and as you ask, it's kind of surrealism. yeah. right.

you can see it when it drops february 16th on hbo.fighting for their lives and for their ranch. and 1923. season 2 trailer in the first trailer for the long-awaited return of the dark and gritty yellowstone prequel series. it tells the story of the duttons rise to power in montana. >>including home. i think is about as far as i feel like being pushed. >>right up to your death. we all second first learned. >>but this for you can check out season to february 23rd on paramount. plus, that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. you're >>republicans and democrats continue to negotiate a farm bill extension one which would mean more economic aid to farmers across the country. our dc's raquel martin has the story. >>billions in subsidies for struggling farmers are on the chopping block. we found out this week an american farm bureau president zippy duvall says farmers are flooding lawmakers with phone calls almost 4,000 communications. duval says farmers need more economic assistance in the form. bill, thanks to hig

she's starring in white lotus on hbo. she's such a big talent.here's another talent that you recently talked to, especially as china gets ready to ring in 2025. you spoke with one of its biggest winter sports stars. >> yeah, i mean, eileen gu is a household name, certainly in this region and really around the world. for her olympic gold, for her her fashion and the fact that she's actually just still studying at stanford and oxford. i mean, this is the year of meeting really powerful, really incredible and inspiring young women, apparently. lisa, soon. but right now, i want you to check out my conversation that i had there in hong kong with eileen gu. she's already mastered the slopes. the style. catwalks. eileen, eileen and the study halls of stanford. at just 21 years old, chinese american skier and model eileen gu. >> eileen, i'm will has become something of a poster child for overachievers. >> we catch up at the regent, hong kong as she passes through the city during an intense travel schedule. >> i'm going to be in five cities over the next

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sadly, hbo will no longer producing new episodes of the iconic children's show "sesame street". as a result, guess who has been forced into the streets to sell their bodies. there is more. and some members of the cast took it so hard they decided to end it all. for instance here is a recent shot of big bird. r.i.p. no one touched the grouch, he is doing fine. for his latest movie demand with the bag arnold schwarzenegger has transformed into santa claus. it has a great plot but the ending is totally predictable. most of the elves end up pregnant. i love arnold. a georgia court ruled 1-2 to remove fanny willis from the election interference case against president trump over her relationship with nathan wade. willis will try to appeal the decision by having sex with the other two judges. [applause] president trump has proposed eliminating the debt ceiling. mainly because his son up there and it keeps hitting his head on it. archaeologists have discovered more than a dozen egyptian mummies with gold tongues and fingernails, proving that hip-hop is a lot older than we thought. now f

the company which is the parent of hbo and cnn, that is the global linear networks and a streaming and hannah miller has been covering the story for bloomberg news throughout, and it's interesting to see the stock move because you've been talking to me about this, that this as kind of been expected. what do investors like about what they are actually doing now? >> there were reports of this potentially happening over the summer so it is not a huge shock the industry. we've seen a couple of media companies focused on their streaming businesses, comcast nbc universal is actually spinning off its cable network and focusing on nbc and peacock. so this is sort of in the same vein and investors see the separation between the struggling cable networks and the growing streaming businesses. sonali: so is this basically getting ready to do something much more strategic? if you are separating two businesses, what you would think immediately, is there m&a, if they spin off, is there something on the other end of this? >> the keyword is flexibility. they want to have that nimbleness with this new i

it does document the 2008 financial crisis that was turned into an hbo movie.. >> you've heard of that. everyone has. >> you've got to get billions. >> i will put you on the spot because you've been here. he has tenure here. fat joe has a line that became a mantra that i that has an economic concept so i will tell you the line and you tell us the concept. >> oh, boy. >> yesterday's price -- >> is not today's price. >> what is that concept? >> i want to understand where you're coming from. yesterday's price is not today's price because the price went up. it always goes up except sometimes it goes down. >> okay, that is your outlook but anybody from a plumber to a mechanic -- >> inflation. >> to ari feels like prices have gone up. >> you were shouting, ow! >> that's right. i was explaining -- i did a recap and i was explaining because he always says he's top five dead or alive and that's hard to say you are the top five rapper. that night, he was so elite and when i went on at the recap i said to any promoter, just know yesterday's price is not today's price. tha

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companies will merge the unit that houses max and discover roy plus streaming platforms along with hbovie and television operations. that is the stock to watch today. then there is this. a stocking new report from parents defending education reveals the biden education department spent over $1 billion on dei grants. this included 489 million for race based recruiting and training, 334 million -- 343 million for dei programming and activeism and 369 million on dei mental health training programs. the co-hair of doge, vivek ramaswamy, writing, quote, this is worse than just wasteful, maria. they have a lot to tackle but cleaning out some of these misguided dei programs and the money we're spending on them might be at the top of the agenda, we hope. maria: look at where that money could have gone. right. i mean, carole, that hone could have gone toward actually helping students better understand math, science, history, and maybe put america higher on the list of educators across the world. >> yeah, well, the good news, maria, is we're going from diversity, equity and inclusion to now focu

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