take hbo. to its old model, it's shaking things up, becoming the first staple of cable to offer all its programming with an online subscription. no cable box needed. >> i think is the most exciting point in the modern history of hbo. >> and this is history in the making. on the set of "vinyl," a drama about the music business in the 1970s. it's the kind of program he needs to be a success both online and on cable. but he says the two businesses do not have to be mutually exclusive. >> there was an implicit criticism that we were going to cannibalize our core business. less than 1% of hardcore businesses left to get hbo as a standalone streaming service. >> hbo and cnn are both earned by time warner. the company doesn't release a number of subscribers hbo has in the u.s., but analysts estimate around 30 million subscribe via cable and now close to one million subscribe online. combined, that's still a smaller number than netflix's 40-plus million in the u.s. making the competition stiffer, hbo n

hbo recently did a deal with sesame street, targeting the younger audience. is the voice of a generation of millennial spirit ar hbo, it seems like no-brainer to sign a month. >> what does it say about the future of television? that we know what tv will look like when year or five years out? >> is hard to say. you are seeing a traditional media and new media companies are holding hands more and more, meeting in the middle. the new media companies want to television. there are still a hundred million tv companies out there. the old companies lobby younger audience that vice and buzz feed have cultivated. coming up in the next hour of bloomberg markets, a sweet deal in the gaming industry. change the deal gaming industry coming up next. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg market. ♪ petty: good afternoon. here is what we are watching at this hour. stocks are extending their raptly as the s&p hits the highest level since china's surprise evaluation of the one -- the yen back in august. the economy is improving as consumers drive purchases, is it a sign the fed will drive r

we had to pitch the show every season to hbo. - to come back?come back. - i didn't know that. - david always has a final chapter in mind. and he saw it as the five years, so, and that was it. and i have tried to even convince him to do a movie and he goes, "no." it's like a good book. - [evan] it's over. - it's over, so if you want to see it again, read. but the great thing about "the wire", it's so complex that you can find something new every time. - what i also love, mr. pierce, is that it was an hbo series back when that was not, the episodic series of the sort that "the wire" was, that's much more in evidence now. - yeah, we were in the golden ages of it. - you were earlier, and interestingly, had it been a network program where the same network suits make decisions and everything, you and kima and bubbles might have been right. - oh absolutely. - they would have said, get rid of this show. - we wouldn't have gone past the second season. - right - 'cause people weren't accustomed to-- - what would the world have been like if there had been

short form digital content and comment on current events on hbo now and hbo go, among other platforms night clearly broke him. he's pretty sure he can produce a few minutes of content every now and again, stewart ended his 16-year run as host of comedy central of daily show in august. >> cheryl: that's going to be awesome. going to something for awesome. the first college football rankings of the reason are out. the tigers number one. rounding up the top five, lsu, alabama and notre dame. the members were impressed that it has beaten four teams. the combination of powerful offense and strong defense, here you go downtown kansas city, thousands of hundreds of fans crowded the city to honor the world champion city royals with parade in rally. some fans who came left before they began realizing they wouldn't be able to see or hear anything. the royals beat the mets to win the series and reports that manager has been given a new two-year contract. nascar has suspended for two races for deliberately wrecking on sunday in speedway in virginia. nine laps down when he drove into the wall, it

upper also the star of the "the leftovers" on hbo. this is season two. for people who don't know out there, 2% of the population has disappeared, right? >> 2% or 3% of the population vanishes mysteriously in unknown circumstance displz and that's a bad thing. >> it's a horrifying thing. at least to the people on my show, it's a horrible thing. >> stephen: and it's-- everyone's really depressed that they're the ones who are left behind and not knowing what's happened in the world. >> i think it's the not knowing where people went that makes people depressed-- it's the not knowing what happened. when things are unexplained or mysteries are unexplaipped it creates frustration or anxiety in people, which it much like life, when people die or go away. >> stephen: the show has an amazing tension when you watch it. you feel the enormous weight and almost the guilt that people have that they are still there and the other people are gone. >> yeah. >> stephen: is it depressing to shoot? >> yeah. ( laughter ) the first season we kept it really serious and sort of q

is going direct to consumers with hbo now.gned of jon stewart, bringing some programming onto hbo now. they are trying to embrace these new technologies, trunk to compete against the netflix of the world. given the success of hbo itself, will that be enough to save this bundle? david: the ceo knows the business well. he helped build it. it strikes me that hbo might be a real example of what a media property could do to succeed in the future. they have a powerful brand, they can go over the top with it. they are investing in it big time. this is really investing in hbo -- raises questions about the rest of their business. hbo is a great example of what can succeed in the new world of media. fascinating, find investors and analysts are so focused on the digital properties of these big media companies but they are small parts of their business. why this huge focus? paul: if you are in media investor, you make sure the companies you are invested in are really trying to maximize the cash flow of their existing businesses. the core

after retiring from "the daily show" back in august the comedian has officially signed a dear with hbocontract will involve stewart producing short-form digital content for the premium cable network's hbo now and hbo go platforms. >> reporter: stewart took a break from "the daily show" to produce and direct the film "rosewater" last year and in that time john oliver took over his hosting duties. oliver has since moved on to host his own show, "last week tonight," which airs on hbo. >> and that has fueled a lot of speculation of an eventual collaboration between the two. but for now stewart leads with a statement quoting, here, "appearing on television 22 minutes a night clearly broke me." he says, "i'm pretty sure i can produce a few minutes of content now and again." >> well, he's done it for over a decade. >> it was quite a while. >> 15 years. >> 15-year run on "the daily show"? >> yeah. it's a long time. >> we're glad to see he's back. >>> well, famed "harry potter" author j.k. rowling says she's got a whole new story up her sleeves for young readers. >> in an interview with the bbc

now a new hbo documentary, 3 1/2 minutes, ten bullets just premiered. davis' parents fight for justice. this is when his mother finds out her son has just been murdered. >> phone was sitting on top of the dresser. and i just came in. i saw it was ron. it was about 10:45. i said hey, ron. happy thanksgiving. what's up? he said, i got something i need to tell you and i said, where is jordan? what happened to jordan? he didn't want to tell me. i yelled. i said, what happened to jordan? >> sometimes you sit there and you think, you're thinking five, six, seven, sometimes ten minutes will go by and you find yourself staring at the ceiling in the morning. and then something just wills you to get up. you know what, you got to make another day. just get up, put your feet on the floor, stand up and just make another day because you got to go on. >> how do you go on, though? jordan's mother joins me now. thank you for being with me. >> thank you so much for having me. happy thanksgiving. >> to you as well. i'm sure it was a difficult one considering it's been thr

hbo officials say that content will be available through streaming services like hbo now and hbo go. as well as other plat forms in the hbo world. he released a statement, appearing in television 22 minutes a night clearly broke me. i'm pretty sure i can produce a few minutes of content every now and again. thankfully. >>> president obama spoke for the first time about his decision to put special ops forces in syria. by the way, no change in strategery. the troops, he says, are not going to the front lines to fight isis. so what are they doing exactly and why does that matter? that's ahead. >>> plus, the uber attack caught on camera. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. that is rude. we showed you the video of this yesterday of the passenger beating the heck out of the driver. so who is that guy? run for the border! chalupa! taco hell! >>> the fox report now. looks like the crash at homecoming due was a suicide. cops say she admitted to being suicidal before the crash. witnesses saw her saying she was going home forever. there was a letter and notes from her bible. no details from her co

it's going to go right to hbo go and hbo now. so it will be streaming over the top.excited to be working with richard, michael and the entire hbo family. appearing on television 22 minutes a night clearly broke me, i'm pretty sure i can produce a few minutes of content every now and again. so, produce a few minutes of content, that makes it unclear. >> i think it's joking a little bit there. i can handle a few minutes. >> but that makes it unclear whether he himself will appear on air. >> oh. >> whether he's going to be producing or hosting. >> oh, see, i didn't even get that between the lines. thank you. so what does this say about the way we all consume content? because he's not going to be scheduled for a nightly show or a weekly show. it's just going to be on demand. >> right away, people wanted to say it's a sign that linear television is dying, but that's exaggerated. people have been sounding the death knell for linear television for a long time, and live events have been quite resilient. the numbers show linear television consumption has been holding steady o

john: the diplomat debuted this weekend on hbo. you can catch it on demand or hbo go anytime.olbrooke. we will be right back with your 24-hour campaign forecast. ♪ ♪ mark: tomorrow is another busy day out there in election land. let's go live for a 24 hour campaign forecast. alex do we have a pleasant day , coming up tomorrow? >> i am sure of it. new hampshire, that is. we are tracking a lot of activity across new hampshire, the granite state. carly fiorina, marco rubio, and bernie sanders, all getting their names on the ballot tomorrow. easy breezy. except for maybe sanders, the independent transitioning to the democratic ballot. we are bracing for potential ballot headwinds. jeb bush also lingering in the area as well, hunkering down at a senior center before moving over to a medical business. taking our hi-def radar coast to coast. a rare fund raising convergence. tomorrow, shaping up to be a rob reiner classic. hillary with an appearance on jimmy kimmel. no advisories just yet. that is it for me. of --er, like a number umbrella we have got you , covered. mark: some -- john

. >> on the emmy award-winning hbo documentary series "the jinx" robert durst discusses his reasoningor the disguise. >> in terms of the disguise that you chose, you know, you talk about that in galveston. >> it's the only disguise i could think of. i'm a guy. what is a guy going to do? i could grow a beard and a mustache. and i'd periodically worn a beard and a mustache in new york city. but i can't grow a beard and a mustache now. can't do it by tomorrow morning. i would have to get some kind of a thing to put on my face. and i just couldn't imagine that any of that would act vaguely real. i just came up with the idea of the wig and then since i'm going to be a woman i've g mute because i cannot sound the way i sound. >> and on october 9th, 2001, durst, who shot morris black in the head, was arrested and charged with murder. he posted bail of $300,000 and immediately went on the run. he was hunted for six weeks before authorities caught him stealing a sandwich, band-aids, and a newspaper at a wegman's over 1500 miles away in bethlehem, pennsylvania. >> there's no motive and nothing

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but okay. >> stephen: hbo, what is like the ben fits of doing your show over there.at i can't do other than all the [bleep] talk, what are you saying? don't you-- don't you want to sell beer and cars to people, bill? >> i did for nine years. >> stephen: oh, that's right. >> i had a show called politically incorrect. >> stephen: great show. >> thank you. for nine years. (applause) some of the older people remember it. it was way back in the '90s. it started the whole movement toward, you know, talk shows that talked about politics. some people picked up on that. (laughter). >> stephen: how do you keep interested and engaged in poll tings. >> it's so easy because there's something new every week. >> stephen: the material comes to you. >> everything in my act is not something i was talking about a year ago. a year ago we didn't even know who dr. ben carson was. and now we have this guy who is show a brain surgeon and a head case. i-- (laughter). >> stephen: i like the hand movement. i like his hand movements. like how he talks like this, i kind of-- like. this he moves

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

first he will be creating content that will appear on the digital outlets, hbo now and hbo go. will hear, he will nar rate the pieces, this will be a way of looking at current events through his prism. i happen to like to look at. >> to get a salary. >> when le took off from the "daly" show, i didn't think he was going to go into the sun set. >> it's interesting what it really means. >> young people love their ipods, mobile things. "early start" continues right now. [ music playing [ music playing ] >> new clues on the doomed russian jetliner. 224 on board killed. team coverage breaking down new details. >> donald trump, he's out there trying to sell a new book him he has new attacks on his opponents, there is new information coming out of the polls. >> that is new polling for hillary clinton, too, reversing trends in key early states. welcome to "early start." >> it's wednesday, november

and they'll go online on hbo's apps.evision channel, but instead they'll appear on the apps. it's as if he conquered one media. he conquered television. and now he's off for his next act, trying out the internet instead. seeing if he can, instead of do a daily show, do an hourly show. tell stories in a shorter way, whenever he feels like weighing in on current events. i'm sure for his fans this is great news. they've missed him over the past few months. as opposed to the some of the politicians and some of the media figures that he skured, well, they may not be so thrilled to hear that stewart will be back soon. this deal will start early next year, plenty of time for the 2016 election cycle. bags back co-you. >> broudsing for a book at amazon has taken on new meaning. the book seller just opened a real actual proorp physical store with books and stuff. amazon says you'll find books which are based on factors like customer ratings preorders and sales. the books are lined up with the covers facing out, the entire cover, n

. >>> jon stewart is headed to hbo. the former "daily show" host signed an exclusive four-year deal with the cable network. initially stewart will create short form digital content for hbo streaming service. the deal also includes an option for movie and tv projects. he left "the daily show" in august after 16 years. glad we will be able to see him again. >>> vegans can say cheers to a famous beer. air bag makers face a heavy fine. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> u.s. safety officials fined takata 70 million dollars over exploding air bags. for years they hid evidence that its air bags could explode. eight deaths and more than a hundred injuries are linked to the problem. they have two years to replace those air bags still in use. the penalty could increase to $200 million if takata fails to live up to the agreement. honda is dropping takata as an air bag supplier. >>> volkswagen found 800,000 vehicles with emission problems. volkswagen did not identify the vehicles but

stream netflix, hbo now, hulu, and many more without using data.30 bucks a line, plus free video streaming. ditch your data worries with t-mobile. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! you know, one good thing about saturday night's democratic debate is it gave all three candidates an opportunity to promote and defend their plans for america using hard numbers. and one problem of the debate was none of the candidates are very good with hard numbers. for a look at what's what, we go to seen your analyst desi lydic and the actual facts. (cheers and applause) >> thanks, trevor. last week we saw the republicans debate, and on saturday we had the democrats. so i guess one of these people is going to be president somehow. let's see who's got what it takes to mislead their way through the next four years and we'll start with hillary clinton. as we saw earlier, clinton and bernie sanders got into a spat about where their campaign money came from. sanders said his was small donors while hers came from the wealthy, and clinton did not like that. >> no

maher's hbo show frequent stop for a-list celebrities. politicians from both sides of the aisle who without network senators can say whatever they want. >> it's not [bleep] >> always such a polite [bleep] >> this is going to be a minute. >> outspoken liberal atheist. just give him time. >> it's under here. >> got me with your imaginary friend. >> there's large chunk of america that doesn't like you? >> it's funny that you say that. i'm so aware of that. but it's a little like being the president, everywhere the physical shall bubble mostly what he sees are people who are breathlessly excited to see him. you don't see the hate on day-to-day basis. i don't either. >> you don't? >> of course not. in all the years i've been doing this the number of times anyone has come up to me and stuck their finger in my face sand said, you so-and-so you're so wrong about this. maybe twice. they do it anonymously. so if i chose to read my twitter feed every day i could be very depressed. >> he's enjoying life as confirmed bachelor. >> when you're single yo

charile: television in its broadest sense --cbs to hbo to netflix.correct. -- nina: correct. what you have is a chance to expose it, especially at cbs, in the broadest sense of the word. you reach millions and millions of people every week. what is also happening now is people have the opportunities to watch when they want to watch, how they want to watch, where they want to watch, and we realize if you look at a show like "supergirl," "criminal wife," it is aod local families. they will follow the show wherever it is. they have to stay connected. they have to be a part of the characters' lives. television is about ownership, people developing characters -- relationships with characters and making long-term commitments. the fact that there is as much flex ability to watch when and where --it means people can stay engaged and stay current. charile: and there is no reason cbs cannot create that kind of content. nina: we do it every day. charile: part of you -- if you look at the audience for hbo, is it a different audience than the audience for cbs --

hbo now and go platform. stewart saying appearing on television 22 minutes a night clearly broke me. i'm pretty sure i can produce a few minutes of content every now and again. >> i think a lot want to know what is this short form digital content mean? will we see him every night? >> that would be nice. >> a lot would like him back on their tube. >> he went off the air august 6th. welcome back. >>> a new excuse for not raking the leaves before the snowfalls. >> the national wildlife federation is encouraging people to leave the leaves. scientists say those dead leaves are a habitat for all kinds of critters from chipmunks and toads to bugs which use the leaves for food and also to lay eggs. >> okay, so the caveat, however, allowing those leaves to sit and rot over the winter will almost certainly ruin your lawn, promote mold and encourage moles and groundhogs to burrow underground damaging pipes and wiring so we're basically saying keep doing what you're doing. >> i'm wondering if they'll pitch in to fix peop

results were helped by strong numbers at warner brothers and hbo. shares of cvs in the green.om line results under pressure, though, after lower ad sales and licensing fees. then 21st century fox down after revenue misses expectations. a lack of major movie releases weighing on the studio business along with pressure from a strong dollar, but time warner, for the moment, wraen way, is going to be the lead as they back the full year 15. cable television is losing ground now to streaming, and these things are forcing a lot of big strategic moves. i'm impressed about the execution so far, and i totally get why investors are cautious. there is still a lot of uncertainty left in front of these guys, and i think you can have a lot more confidence than you might have had two or three years ago about their ability to navigate it, but it's not done, and i think we're going to have choppy quarters for at least the next few years while they get things rebalanced. even when they do, there's a big issue, and that is simply that if they each want to charge subscription fees, that unbundled

hbo now and go platform. stewt saying appearing on television 22 minutes a night clearly broke me. i'm pretty sure i can produce a few minutes of content every now and again. >> i think a lot want to know what is this short form digital content mean? will we see him every night? >> that would be nice. >> a lot would like him back on their tube. >> h went off the air august 6th. welcome back. >>> a new excuse for not raking the leaves before the snowfalls. >> the national wildlife federation is encouraging people to leave the leaves. are a habitat for all kinds of critters from chipmunks and toads to bugs which use the leaves for food and also to lay eggs. >> okay, so the caveat, however, allowing thohose leaves to sit and rot over the winter will almost certainly ruin youourlawn, promote moldnd encourage moles and groundhogs to burw underground damaging pipes and wiring so we' basically saying keep doing what you're doing. >> i'm wondering if they'll pitch in to fix people's lawns who don't rake. >>> a piece

it's an hbo audience. after the run through maher is seldom satisfied. >> it's not just a laugh it's the type of laugh. the putin gag made the cut. >> you regret anything you say? >> i say every week. i don't have any major ideological regrets, can't think of things that i've said that i really want to take back. mostly what i regret when i drive home friday night is, i should have let that persotalk more on that or i shouldn't have cut themff there. i have a hard time sleeping friday night. that's just per exist in me. >> no, i will. you're going to laugh at me. bill maher he's a perfectionist that made off. his l.a. home has its own basketball court. >> temporarily. >> he's also a minority owner of the new york mets who happen to be in the world series this year. >> as far as investments go, they're not making any new baseball teams in new york city. >> a sound investment? >> once again, mr. lucky. >> he also gave a million dollars to re-elect president obama in 2012. >> this chick cannot miss. >> the se