. >> reporter: along with some of your favorites now competing with netflix, hulu and amazon prime for your tv dollars. apple is entering the ring with apple tv plus at $5 a month but offers less content for now. disney streaming service will be $7 a month. launching next year, hbo max and nbc universal's peacock from the parent company of nbc news the price tags of many of these services may seem low at face value. with so many shows spread across so many different services, cutting the cord may not save you as much as you think consider this, if the average price of an internet connection is $66 and you sign up for three services, say netflix, hulu and hbo max, that comes up to $100 a month, virtually the same as your average cable bill, which is $107 a month. experts say the surge in services gives consumers the ability to create their own those made for them.ying >> the beauty is that the consumer gets to choose. so you get to be empowered to pay for what you want to pay for and content you're interested in watching >> reporter: making binging when you want easier than ever. jo lin

max expected in 2020 but will these new options be enough to make you quit on netflix and hulu arcade rate but will these new options be enough to make you quit on netflix and hulu arcade rachel leavens joins me now to break down the latest so rachel right now what you need to levin's joins me now to break down the latest so rachel right now what can you tell me about these new streaming services that are coming online well it looks like netflix and hulu aren't they tell me about these new streaming services that are coming online well it looks like netflix and hulu aren't the only main players in the game anymore now we're seeing a lot of new options and that starts on friday with apple t.v. plus now the service is starting for just 5 the only main players in the game anymore now we're seeing a lot of new options and that starts on friday with apple t.v. plus now the service is starting for just 5 dollars dollars a mother's a month but by that this is same time i meant also although i'm also has only 4 were series right now that are streaming making critics wonder if it will be a big

now netflix hulu and disney plus you're only misspend $60.00 a month but if you don't care about live entertainment or live news you could do that for almost half the price now i think there's a big one that we're going to see that's going to actually hurt our cable providers is h.b.o. max yeah they're going to watch in may of 2020 and what they're doing is they're giving a deal where you get it for free if you have h.b.o. now which is like h.b.o. go comes from your cable subscriber and you have a cable subscription but you get it because if you like it well yeah but h.b.o. now you're buying it directly through h.b.o. so the theory here is that what they're trying to do is to couple themselves a little bit from that cable provider because why do they want $345.00 for each subscription when they get all 15 from every single one and i think that could really hurt the cable subscriber yeah you know it's really interesting because this is the obviously has the catalog right of content and before doing this as you said they've already they acquired the simpsons they took over the star wars

can you tell me about these new streaming services that are coming online well it looks like netflix and hulu aren't the only main players in the game anymore now we're seeing a lot less like netflix and hulu aren't the only main players in the game anymore now we're seeing a lot of new options and that starts on friday with apple t.v. plus now that's a lot of new options and that starts on friday with apple t.v. plus now the service is starting for just $5.00 a month but at the same time it also has their business starting for just $5.00 a month but at the same time it also has only 4 series right now that are streaming making critics wonder if it will be a big only for series right now that are streaming making critics wonder if it will be a big hit right away now apple seems to be relying heavily on big names and its talents and click it right away now apple seems to be relying heavily on big names and its talents include oprah jason momoa jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon now the most highly oprah jason momoa jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon now the most highly anticipated seri

and amazon going to do what are they going to do to try to compete the traditional services the netflix hulu and amazon going to do what are they going to do to try to compete. well it's interesting because nesquik started streaming content online back in 2007 and it was interesting because nest like started streaming content online back in 2007 and then they started creating original content in 2013 and they have continued to build on that and they started creating original content in 2013 and they have continued to build on that original content so we see series like stranger things orange is the new black they have the regional content so we see series like stranger things orange is the new black they have stand up comedy specials and they have even started rolling out christmas movies so it seems canned up comedy specials and they have even started rolling out christmas movies so it seems clear that netflix looks like has 15 then and there on the water all getting they've seen on the middle wall all they thought of the scene that you realize in movies the that they series and movies that

consider this, if the average price of an internet connectiond you sign up for three, say netflix, hulu and hbo max, that comes to $100 a month. virtually the same as your cable bill expert says say it's paying for your bundle. >> the consumer gets to choose so you get to be empowered to pay for what you want to pay for and the content you're watching. >> reporter: making binging when you want easier than ever. >>> keep it right here for now, just ahead, the surprising way one little boy helps save halloween for so many others next at k67, deadly halloween party. do we think there are rules on short-term rentals. >>> i'll have the cold weather warning for the weekend and passing areas near the fire zone. that's next at 6:00. >>> finally a sweet act of charity when one little boy realized the homeowners ran out of candy here is kevin tibbles. >> reporter: was it a halloween trick? when young jackson peered in the bowl, he came up empty. >> it's empty! >> reporter: the treats were gone as little ones nationwide filled up their bags with goodies, he decided to shell out himself, not once b

adriana diaz is the latest service to launch just this week competing with netflix, hulu, and amazon prime. cbs has cbs all access. but all of this bandwidth is coming at a cost to consumers. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: they're dawlg the new golden age of television. >> switch to manual navigation! >> reporter: more choices than ever before. but for roseann ramirez and her two kids it poses very modern challenges. >> i just don't see the point in paying for so much streaming and cable and everything all at the same time. i just think it's too many. too many networks, too many streaming shows, too many just overall. >> reporter: the family currently has traditional cable and watches some of their favorite shows and movies on netflix and youtube. what's the max number of streaming services that you see yourself having at any given moment? >> i think it depends on i guess what's on them, how much i'm paying. but i would probably say between three and five would be max. >> reporter: nearly 70% of americans subscribe to at least one streaming platform. and a new "the wall stre

apple hopes to take on market leader netflix and rivals hulu and amazon with its aggressive pricing of a month. netflix charges at least $9 for its basic service. apple will hope to sign up many of the 900 million people around the world that have an iphone. anyone that buys a new apple device will get one year of apple tv+ free. but what will there be to watch? the morning show, a tv news drama starring jennifer aniston and reece witherspoon that tackles the me too era, is one of eight new series commissioned by apple for the launch. but it's a modest line—up when you consider disney is about to launch its own streaming service with a vast library of classic films, including the star wars and marvel series. and it's a very different proposition from apple's previous foray into tv, as cody godwin in san francisco explains. apple tv+ is different from apple tv, which is a physical box that can log into your tv and basically turn it into a smart tv with apps that can it into a smart tv with apps that ca n allow it into a smart tv with apps that can allow you to play content from differen

netflix, hulu and others will be joined by disney plus this month and hbo max in 2020. exciting times for streaming wars who wins apple has the device can it make head roads into this industry when it is a bit of a late comer in a sense? >> you mentioned apple is trying to direct leverage from mobil users. we know from launch, apple will be giving a free year to all new purchases. this is around 180 million to 200 million devices a year they have a huge jon raon ramp w subscribers. you set the scene, this is not going to be a service you pay for. so how do you switch those users over down the track? >> you are correct down the road, to make sure the huge percentage does convert to a paid subscription. how do you keep an audience, you make great content, preferably with what you can't find anywhere else. apple is operating with a relatively thin volume compared to others. it has 12 months to make a credible argument that now you should start buying $4.99 a month. >> one thing we have gotten to is how recession proof these services will be the question becomes, if we see

first, it was netflix and hulu. now it's disney, apple, even cbs all access, with more to come.onathan vigliotti sorts it out. >> reporter: they're calling it the new golden age of television. >> switch to manual navigation. >> reporter: more choices than ever before. but for roseanne ramirez and her two kids, it poses very modern challenges. >> i just don't see the point in paying for so much streaming and cable and everything all at the same time. i think that's just too many. too many networks, too many streaming shows, too many just overall. >> reporter: the family currently has traditional cable and watches some of their favorite shows and movies on netflix and youtube. what's the max number of streaming services that you see yourself having at any given moment? >> i think it depends on i guess what's on them, how much i'm paying. but i would probably say between three and five would be max. >> reporter: nearly 70% of americans subscribe to at least one streaming platform. and a new wall street journal poll finds americans are willing to pay for an average of 3.6 streaming

netflix, hulu, amazon, already there. the streaming wars are not be cheap. hoping for consumers' attention and money. >>> one contestant's final "jeopardy!" answer had alex trebek close to tears. >> let's look at your response. did you come up with the right one. no. what is -- we love you alex? that is very kind, thank you. that cost you $1995. you're left with 5 bucks. okay. >> right before the heartfelt message, the 79-year-old trebek revealed he was resuming chemotherapy treatment for pancreatic cancer. trebek wasn't the only one moved. the #weloveyoualex was trending last night. he is happy he was saying what everyone was thinking. >>> another game show icon, pat sajak, coming back to work on "the wheel of fortune." he had emergency surgery to fix a blocked intestine. vanna white stepped in for the taping of friday's show. pat sajak telling fans, the worst has passed and i'll be out of the hospital in a day or two, and then back to work, unless vanna white has completely taken over. vanna responded, "wheel of fortune" without pat sajak is like a word wi

going to be peacock coming out in april of next year, hbo max in may of next year and, of course, netflix, huluy the wayside or, you know, what's your prediction on the wars and who wins? >> you know, i think it's important to remember that the streaming wars, as much as people like to kind of frame it as one kind of mega-battle, you have to remember that this war is plague out on several -- playing out on several fronts. a to lot of these companies are playing in different areas of that war. for example, disney on demand as well as sports, entertainment, others are kind of aiming to be the streaming and device hardware, etc., other areas of content, you know, like entertainment as well. so i would, to your question, say that, you know, there's going to be companies that necessarily win in some categories and maybe not do so well in other areas of the war. disney, i would bet, would be among the winners in those areas they are focused on right now, sports and also, you know, with hulu. i think what's very important also to remember is that companies that can articulate, you know, kind of a valu

. >> netflix, hulu, disney plus don't offer two factor authentication that you have set up on twitterbook, emails, get a second code texted to you. might be a reason. they know about password exchange you log into my netflix, i'm going to get the password, i have to text how to get in there are ways to ramp up security >> reuters has a piece up that says one week in, it is becoming clear the two can co-exist, netflix and disney plus. do you agree >> absolutely. they're going to be at least five in 2020 with peacock and all of the others that are coming on stream they're going to start to bundle as well. >> the field is getting crowded. the greatest opportunity helping consumers navigate the possibilities, how to go to one place? >> i was here a couple weeks ago saying that the biggest loser in the streaming wars could be the consumer it is on us as consumers to navigate this crazy territory. you mentioned all of the new services again, my number one rule is do not pay if you're not going to watch. >> do you think we would be having the conversation if it wasn't for streaming >> the mo

ten lessons for the likes of apple and disney, if they want to take down netflix hulu former head ofoen acquisition joins us with that next it was sophie's big day. by the way, she's the next mozart. as usual we were behind schedule. but sophie's enthusiasm cannot be dampened. not even by a run-away donut. we powered through it in our toyota prius. because a star's got to shine, no matter what. it's unbelievable what you can do in the prius. toyota let's go places. >>> here is what's coming up top of the hour. avenue capital mark lasry with us for the hour. we talk markets, new opportunities to make money, and elizabeth warren's wealth tax. trades on nvidia, qualcomm and others the call of the day a big one for lyft jpmorgan calling that stock its top pick right now we'll find out if our committee agrees at noon just ten away. we'll see you then >> thanks. >>> meantime, let's get a news update with sue herera >> we have some breaking news now. the jury has reached a verdict in the roger stone trial roger stone, a long-time friend and ally of president trump was charged with lying to

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companies for streamingervice and it's a new rival to other services tht people have heard of like netflix and hulul feature disney content that in that including assic movies shows and documentaries the programming will also include pixar star wars and marvel films theyant to get in on the streaming game disney plus is available in the u s. >>the lands it costs 6.99 a month for more information about e service and go online to disney plus dot. on the spot. this one this was pretty special to it was last night, jeopardy. those ots are back actually got choked up when he read this contestants.a final response message to turnack during te a final jeopar saying what is we love you alex straight before that message for back and shared that he is really enring treatment facily for pancreac cancer. the contest in said one final opardy came up i could have trd to puzzle it together but really i just kept thinking about al. and i thought he should know. the thing we haven't mentioned either way the other guy to do what weedid not mention s that he actually was. >>whether wagering or whatever it is li almos

three times, but the police never came, in part because the supervisor was distracted, watching netflix and hulu on the job, according to investigators. >> she's concerned she is going to die. she doesn't know what is going on at this moment, and no one responded. >> reporter: police say the first mistake came when two 911 operators mistakenly logged the call as a suspicious incident instead of a shooting, and the supervisor didn't catch the error. the lead investigator calling it a catastrophic failure after an internal investigation revealed at the most critical time when the incident occurred, a movie was playing at her workstation, streaming flics instead of responding to calls has gotten the supervisor suspended. >> we're not perfect, and obviously we made mistakes, and this day we made one. >> reporter: and tonight coral springs says this mistake has now prompted a major change in their policy, saying streaming services of any kind while on the clock is now forbidden. lester >> morgan, thank you >>> up next for us tonight, a life-saving twist and a heartwarming proposal. >>> finally, we go

scientists think the energy output from the servers streaming platforms like netflix and hulu are losingissions and harming the environment. for cake tvs consume about 30% more energy than previous generations. they say that the larger screens make it all worse. this after being told streaming online porn produces as much co2 as belgium. [laughter] a lot of emissions. i didn't come up with that. i'm just people backup streaming demand for renewable energy. good luck getting this fellow to stop benchmarking amassed singer. do you bench watch any trust? >> i'm very concerned about the co2 emissions. if you were actually concerned, california work we are interested in attacking people who drive vehicles. if we were concerned we would be interested in for restaurant management. the wildfires are putting forth co2 than anything else in the sacred not being interested in you we got screens, if you are not interested in these things, you are being dishonest. were not interested in freezing cot. andy not dying five macarthur celebrities who outline the environmental extremists about trains and t

three times, but the police never came, in part because the supervisor was distracted, watching netflix and huluthe job. >> i just called the police a few good minutes ago and they're still not here and i just got shot at in the car. i don't know what to do. i'm freaking out. >> another four minutes passed, still no cops. >> hi, i just called. i'm going to drive to the police station. is that okay? >> trevor: oh, man! first overall, i need the gumption of this woman. she gets shot at, the police don't answer so she's like i'm just going to drive to the station myself? that's conviction because grub hub gives me a call kale salad instead of ice cream, i'm grumbling, yeah, i'll take it. what if she gets to the station and the cops are also watching netflix. then she'll have to investigate herself, find the shooter, take him to court, then the judge is also watching netflix, so she has to do the trial herself, it's like a one-woman justice system. which is a great story, they should make it into a show on netflix. i think that would be ray great show and the police will be watching it when she call

it is the compa's first streaming service and a nerival to her services such as netflix and hulu.ewell. disney plus wil feature disney content imagine that including classic movie shows and documentaries programs programming will also pixar and sr wars and marvel films. >>disney plus is available in the united states and canada and thnetherlands and cost 6 99 a month. >>the federal open tonight with major nes surrounding the san francis giants the cb has announced bruce bocce successor and its former phillies manager gabe kepler the 44 year-old coming to the y area after 2 seasons in philadelphia. in which he went one 61 in one 63. no trips to the postseason and he was relieved of his duties in early octob before his time in philly. he worked as the dodgers director of player velopment along with farhan zaidi who is now the giants president of baseball ops in a stateme as i said the top priority was finding someone who can build stron relationships with players. coaes front office and fans he'll be formally introduced tomorrow at noon moving on to our other top story, a review of

some sort of content 43 percent will give video game discs 39 percent will gift service like netflix or hulu but there sure will be hardware under the tree too and if your santa is stumped there is also survey data on gifts we want to receive of this year here with the 21000 top 5 wish list radio countdown style is radio's top tech talker dave grave line host of into. do tomorrow which is the coolest thing on the weekend on a couple of 100 radio stations across the usa and around the world and you can hear and see who show it into tomorrow dot com they've joins us from our team miami welcome back pal well thank you all and always a pleasure almost 25 years we've been doing this show we'll keep doing it till they catch us i guess. how about that new v.c.r. still flashing 12. well when we started almost 25 years ago the late is great is newest thing for the holidays was this thing called d.v.d. so that we we've seen a whole lot of stuff obviously over these years and other coasters all right back to the future number 5 on the list is wearable technology and if they can fit bit you just scratch

disney competes with netflix if disney+ and her hulu. are netflix's the tition, hbo is already competition at the emmys every year in terms of premiumum comedies. hbo has historically been the ome of a standup comedy that netflix has correspond. if you look at the volume of new programs that hbo max is going the streaming r service, they're going to be pumping out such a wide breadth adult ds all the way to dramas that are really inappropriate for children that it's the most direct it's the most expensive also, $15 a month and the same price as hbo, more than netflix, more than disney+ and hulu combined. the ery interested in what big market is for hbo max beyond core hbo customer. taylor: bloomberg's lucas shaw on the streaming wars. joining us.r speaking of all of these new edia companies, there is a new integrated platform, it's the between networks. venture claims over 2 million registered e- sports 100 million reaches monthly active users. tomew york to tell us more, rogers, he was the c.e.o. of what nd the president of used to be nb

apple hopes to take on market leader netflix — and rivals hulu and amazon — with its aggressive pricingharges $9 for its basic service. apple already has a potential captive audience of 900 million iphone users, and anyone who buys a new apple device will get one year of apple tv plus free. but what will there be to watch? the morning show — a tv news drama tackling the me too era and starring jennifer aniston and reece witherspoon — is among eight new series commissioned for the apple launch. that's a modest line—up compared with disney's vast library of classic films. disney+ launches on november 12th, with hbo max coming in may next year. with us now is paolo pescatore, analyst and founder of consultancy pp foresight. how pp foresight. do they best sell beyond saying it how do they best sell beyond saying it is $4.99 a month? apple has a huge base. we had the numbers already have 900 million iphone users. in the broader ecosystem there arei.4 users. in the broader ecosystem there are 1.4 billion ios devices so they certainly have eyeballs so it is attractive for content and media own

. >>> today is the kickoff for disney plus, answer to netflix and hulu.is set to cost subscribers $6 a month. warner media and nbc announced plans for their own streams services as well. >>> straight ahead, an intentional wrong answer turns to be so right. that brought alex trebek to tears. >> can't wait to see that. >> fog rolling in but clear inland. we'll watch the weather roll in. >>> busy start to your tuesday morning drive. metering lights are on at the bay bridge and >>> good tuesday morning to you. it is 5:44. here is a live look at the north sales camera tower. fog rolling in across the golden gate bridge. 51 in downtown san francisco right now. we'll talk about temperatures warming up as we head through the day today. but tracking the next weather system, that means a cooldown. i'll detail that on future cast. >> thank you. >>> crazy video to show you this morning. a mysterious string of lights has people from l.a. to the u.k. asking what is it. turns out that is a string of satellites strung together. elon musk's company is launching them into

can the numbers compete with netflix or hulu? netflix state side has 60 million subscribers. they've been around since the beginning of internet time. lauren: that's a good comparison. >> 10 million in 24 hours is pretty good. so they're going to be raking in the cash. they also -- apparently, you can do it monthly for $6.99 a month. you can do it yearly for $70 for the year. you can buy a three year deal for $140. so they've actually got a pretty good tier of options and if you're a verizon wireless unlimited subscriber, you get a year for free. out of the gate they're doing he very well. they've got all the content. disney owns everything. you can he see the star wars franchise, march marvel, pixary movies. cheryl: a lot of buzz about the star wars franchise. the stock was a huge part of the markets yesterday, disney stock did very well. >> investors are loving this. with the star wars they're doing a spinoff of the series and it's online only which all the streamers are now getting into. they're doing online only versions of s

escalating with streaminlus launching today, the ings l service competing with offerings like netflix, hulu new platforms early next an v. jonathan vigliotti reports on how this could cost consumers more than they're already paying. >> reporter: they're calling it the new golden age of television. >> switch to manual navigation. >> reporter: more choices than ever before. irezfor roseanne ramirez and her two kids it poses modern challenges. >> i just don't see the point in paying for so much streaming and same and everything at the same time. i think that's too many. too many networks, too many shows,ing shows, too many just anyrall. >> reporter: the family ditiontly has traditional cable and watches some of their favorite shows and movies on netflix and youtube. >> what's the max number of streaming services that you see yourself having at any given moment? at's onink it depends on i guess what's on them, how much i'm paying, but i would probably say between three and five would be nearl >> reporter: nearly 70% of americans subscribe to at least one streaming platform. fd a new "wall stree

do we think they will crowd out amazon, hulu, netflix, everyone else. uber plus. ghter] they are beating everybody on price. $6.99. -- $412e wonderful $12 90 nine with espn plus and hulu. $12.99 with espn plus and hulu. you can also get pixar and marvel. caroline: from the earnings, they are beating. all are firing on all cylinders. your story in businessweek is brilliant. the front cover is excellent. the fact that bob iger is there, watching the final cuts of the shows that you will get exclusively on disney plus. what was it like to interview him? i'm aware this is his legacy wrapped up in this. devin: he is always focused. he seems relaxed. he is excited. he was pretty serene. he hase: serene because plowed so much money into what he hopes is good technology? almost $3 billion for this streaming service. he's a guy who has spent a lot of money. people used to be skeptical. people are not skeptical now. romaine: we will keep an eye on this. story, read about the the bob iger story and the cover that caroline mentioned in the latest issue of " bloomberg businessw

. >> there are all these streaming services, we're all familiar with netflix and hulu.her. disney plus is starting novembe. appep apple tv is starting toda. and hbo max is coming in may. ashley: $14.99. >> that's the most expensive one. and right now apple tv plus is the cheapest at 5. what people are worried about is that they're going to use low rates to get people to sign you and then raise the rates later. ashley: hook you in. >> yes. a lot of people are concerned about that. cheryl: it's interesting for the streaming wars. we would love to have you come back and give us commentary. >> i'll watch lots of tv to prepare for that segment. cheryl: so will i. i will happily join you in the binge. jill dobson. it's a first for saudi arabia, the kingdom hosted its first ever women's wrestling match which featured the wwe start natalia and lacey evans. they took their rivalry to riad where natalia, known at the queen of hearts, came up the winner. saudi arabia eased restrictions on women. but both fighters had to wear full body suits and t-shirts after visitors were asked t

apple hopes to take on market leader netflix and rivals hulu and amazon with a price ofjust $4.99 a months drama starring jennifer aniston, is one of eight new series commissioned by apple for the launch. but disney is about to launch its own streaming service in less than two weeks, with another from hbo coming next year. mark davies, ceo of the strategy consultancy firm camberton, joins me now. we are lucky enough to have him with us. we are lucky enough to have him with us. what do you make of all of this? how much of a threat is apple tv+ to the more established likes of netflix? i would say not at all and either is disney because disney has all of the content so this is all about content, really, and apple are going to have to create content. and, you know, what they come out with, whether it proved to be popular or not, remains to be seen to the fact it is a cheaper service doesn't mean anything deeply significant. the question is what they are putting out on it. why are they are putting out on it. why are they doing this then? if it will cost them a lot of money to do and they cann

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

right now, we have hulu, amazon, netflix.ost expect that disney plus will be an additive to netflix. but if it slows the growth of new subscribers to netflix at all, that is bad news for the company and investors. taylor: rick, how do you see disney in the context of the broader streaming wars? rick: i think about it differently. these spend 45, $50 from top streaming services. upwards of $100 or more for comcast, charter spectrum, those bundles are going away. consumers are giving up on those bundles. i think seeing all of this great content from disney plus, apple it iss, netflix, amazon, just making it easier and easier to cut the cord. that frees up a tremendous amount of wallet. for me, this is like adding fuel to a fire that is already burning and will make it so much easier to cut the cord going forward. today is like a real watershed moment. look, the cable bundles in the past, we will put all our best assets onto streaming and whatever happens in the bundle, so be it. it will be a tough place for espn in their future

amazon fire tv fire tablet products that is expected to boost competition in battle for sure with netflix hulug competition, now shares of the gap under pressure this morning this is heavily traded ceo out, the company is cutting full year guidance let's check out what this means for the marketing the opening of trading, gerri willis floor looking at all that good morning to you gesture inside good morning, maria. gapks gap down as much as 9.4% really seeing that stock fall art stepping down was ceo since 2015 been with company a number of years struggling in recent years very slow sales, last night company guiding lower on earnings for the current fiscal year quarter, earned 40 million dollars as ceo since 2015 gaur package worth 3. 7 million, the company said they will -- extended old native ole suffering slower sales zoil real estate company reporting earnings last night the headline big shocker the company home flipping business, will generate as much as 1.25 billion dollars in sales. the company announced recently they are going to disrupt traditional agent moel boy have they revenue beat

netflix. i think disney has shown over the last couple of years with getting the majority ownership of hulu and of espn plus and now disney plus, they have a winning strategy about how to attack that market. but they are not really competing with netflix. disney has done a better job than anyone at getting share of wallet when it comes to media entertainment dollars weather -- whether it's from theme parks or merchandising or theatrical releases and so now with disney plus, they have even more of a direct consumer relationship that they can leverage to monetize across all those other revenue streams in a way netflix and others cannot. taylor: this is what i heard from rich over at -- where they are competing not with netflix, but just grabbing cables of -- subscription declines. so would you agree that perhaps they will take on more tables of scripture decline and that there is room for two or three or four streaming services? andre: i like rich a lot, i would argue that the decline in cable is actually irrelevant do disney's strategy as well. i think in terms of disney plus. i think it does im

. >> the top layer in the field remains netflix, with its 158 million subscribers. amazon, apple,by and hulu. each service is trying to expand its catalog, investing in new original content. next to netflix, 11 billion euros invested this year. a a deal thatsigned will see it gather data on millions of americans. store and analyze data on their patients. patient information logged by doctors and nurses will be accessible to google. the idea is the technology company will be able to analyze the information and use it to helplp identify illnesses or suggest better treatment. statement,, they said they have complied with thehe strict federal laws and its use is limited. >> the boss of uber says he regrets comments he made about jamal khashoggi. he compared the death to selfems uber had with driving cars calling it a mistake. >> it has been a tough time for autotomakers. nissan i is thlalatest to give n update on its finances. >> they cut their forecast by more than a third. the net profits for the three months at t the end of september fell by 55%. the company announced a massive restructuring

netflix, amazon, apple tv, and hulu have bigger content budgets.ob iger is not letting that worry him. what the service means for his legacy, he said too late to worry now. a joint venture with the bbc and the broadcast network rolled out breadbox in the u.k. last week. a media analyst for bloomberg intelligence joins us. good to speak to you. we have content providers going into platforms. it's getting to be crowded, isn't it? does disney have what it takes to succeed in the streaming business? >> i think they do. netflix is spending huge amounts of money on content. remember,o decades-old content from the disney family, but also 21st century fox. a huge lineup of content. the others are effectively playing catch-up. they have espn plus. they have hulu. they have a family of streaming platforms. we have talked about how content is king. i remember that phrase decades ago. who stands to lose out? people like netflix and amazon who are new to the content game? faces the most pressure, but not for a year or two. is shifting its own content investment

hulu, netflix already had those. as for apple the one i'm looking forward to is the morning show with jennifer aniston as the lead character. lots of big names for what is after all apple's first attempt at a tv show. this is billions the plain old traditional showtime show. the reason i bring it up is the producer for "billions" will shoot a new show based on the uber story on showtime as well. travis calenick and his naughty ways should make good drama. it's based on the book "superpump" by mike isaac. >> i get to be coexecutive producer so i get to be involved which i'm super excited about. look, they are going to finish writing this next season of "billions" and probably going to start working on it and i think i'm going to try to get the rock to play me in the show, which i think would be pretty true to life. >> mike will join us on "press:here" this sunday. look who we have, reporters from the "new york times," from "the guardian" cnbc, incredibly smart people. we'll talk about mark zuckerberg, big issues how h

apple hopes to take on market leader netflix — and rivals hulu and amazon.de continue with worries about whether washington and beijing will settle their differences. among the gainers today are the home repairs provider homeserve — up around 3% in the ftse 250 after a ratings boost by analysts ahead of its half year report — and also baa aviation, which rose 1.78% after the aviation services provider set out plans to return $835 million to shareholders. that's all the business news. the government is tightening up the laws surrounding the use of mobile phones by drivers. it will close a loophole that allows people to escape prosecution for using a mobile to film or take photos while driving. i have been speaking to rebecca ashton who is head of driver behaviour at iam roadsmart which is a charity dedicated to reducing the number of people killed and seriously injured on the roads. when the law came into place, we didn't use phones in the same way as we do now. we used them mainly for communicating, whereas, of course, now they are a much bigger part of our

netflix. shown withalready getting the majority ownership of hulu, with the success of espn plus and now disney plus, they have a winning strategy about how to attack that market. they are not really competing with netflix. disney has done a better job of anybody at getting share of dollars when it comes to media and entertainment, from theme parks or merchandising or the trickle releases. now with disney plus, they have even more of a direct to consumer relationship. they can leverage that to monetize all those revenue streams in a way netflix and others cannot. i heardis exactly what from rick springfield at the top of this hour. they are competing not with netflix, but grabbing cables of scription declines. would you agree they will take on more of the cable subscription declines and that there is room for 2, 3, four bank streaming services? argue the decline in cable is actually irrelevant to disney's strategy as well. in terms of disney plus, that does impact hulu with their lives service. disney's gain is far bigger than even tv. this is just another way for them to engage with consumers.

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