did get emotional with oprah.t the content of some of the stories that they have talked about today, there is a lot of duration on what they want -- get conversation on difficult topics as well. emily: apple has been secretive until this point, and there is still a lot we don't know. we don't really know what apple is doing. we don't know if these new shows are going to be a success. what you think? some of their original content so far has plopped. a morning showas with steve carell and opera, that sounds amazing -- oprah winfrey, that sounds amazing. do you think they can pull this off? lucas: i think they can. apple is showing a shift from being a hardware company into a services provider of solutions. it wasn't just the apple tv plus but also apple arcade. they want to make their devices compelling and differentiate them from other services and differentiate in terms of making them available in other places. going back to if there will be success, apple news will be on 100 million users by the end of this year

. >> then, oprah's $48 million disaster? how lady o. lost a fortune overnight. >>> then, "grey's anatomy" dethrones "e.r.." we are scrubbing in with the cast, celebrating a major milestone. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome, everybody. our top story tonight, luke perry suffers what is believed to be a stroke at just 52 years old. >> the star of "riverdale" and "beverly hills, 90210" has spoken to us about his serious health concerns and now this happens. here's what we know. the actor was rushed to the hospital after paramedics responded to a call at his home after reports of a stroke yesterday morning. this morning, luke's rep confirmed he was under observation at the hospital. perry stars in "riverdale" which shoots in vancouver. we were told he's here in l.a. because he was not scheduled to shoot. shannen doherty posted this "90210" pic and ian zeroing posted this and asked for prayers. it's not his first scare. >> when i went to my colonoscopy they found precancerous follow ips. they were able to deal with it right the

and she said, "oh, oprah is the queen of the world," because she loves oprah. i then for a long time believed oprah was the queen of the world. >> stephen: when, you're english. you have a queen. >> yeah, but, oprah was just the qoon. i mean, she still is. >> stephen: elizabeth is queen of england. oprah's got everything else. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's wild. so disney is remaking "dumbo" as a live action, as i was saying before. this is a classic film. do you have any history with that? like, had you seen "dumbo" before? >> i had seen it a lot. like, growing up i have-- i don't know why, but i'd watch it a lot. and i remember always my mom would always cry dumbo loses his mom and they would reunite and it's really sad. >> stephen: that's heartwrending. >> it's very sad, but i never understood it when i was watching it. i was like, "why are you crying?" and i never got it. i watched it recently and it was really emotional. it was really sad as well because now i'm part of it and i have a new connection. >> stephen: we have a clip here. this is you-- and who is

crying. >> can you imagine if oprah was in circle 7 cafe. >> i would be like hey, oprah, what's up? >> you would be the first person with a selfie. >> all right. let's talk about what's going n on. >> no lies told. >> i'd offer an umbrella but that's pretty lame. here is a look at what's going on outside right now. it's pretty quiet. mostly cloudy conditions with just a random shower. showers, thunderstorms. we've got a possibility of those increasing tonight all the way through thursday and spring warmth coming at us this weekend. here is a look at our high temperatures today. a lot of 60s out there. warmer than yesterday. we'll have a little more we'll have that rain-cooled air moving in during afternoon and evening hours. 59 half moon bay, cool spot atl. tonight is a mild one, winds out of the south and blow that rain in. then they will bring us low- to mid-50s in most neighborhoods, mid to upper 40s in the north bay. one of our milder mornings will be tomorrow morning. a few random showers out there as we wind down the morning commute. already at 5:00, best chance of showers in

and i just spoke with oprah's camp and they said that oprah knew this was possibly going to get criticizedoing this special, but people thinking she igrfive months since ben affleck was in alcohol treatment. he is back in the public eye now and not trying to hide his struggle. >> it doesn't bother me to talk about alcoholism. it's something you have to work at and i feel like i had a problem and i really want to address it and i take some pride in that. >> ben delivered that candid message of sobriety and self-acceptance this morning on "today," adding his family is everything right now. >> it's about yourself, your life, your family. i hope i'm a pretty good dad. i certainly try very hard. i'm lucky they have got a great mom, and she's -- she helps out a great deal with, you know, making sure we co-parent in as good a way as possible. >> that doesn't mean their co-parenting choices always fly with the kids. last night at the premiere of ben's netflix film, "triple frontier," he told me son samuel just wasn't impressed with jen's "how to train your dragon"astri. she wore it at his 7th birt

oprah winfrey and steven spielberg, reese witherspoon.sive but now the people that watch apple closely are puzzling over it, wondering why some of these services appeared to be so half-baked in the introductory day. emily: that said, i wonder if the sheer size of apple means so many people will use these services anyway, like apple music? you know, sort of like, well, it is convenient. brad: but remember that has never been enough. apple has 50 million subscribers, far fewer than spotify. but is why they have been pushing music and other platforms like alexa. they want to do the same thing with the apple tv app, putting them on samsung tv's and fire tv's. clearly the ecosystem is not enough. the minority of people of smartphone users have apple. apple needs to get these on other devices. emily: that said, i mean apple , is saying the services business can get to $50 billion. by 2021. how important are these offerings? >> hugely important. as a growth company, iphone revenue fell in the fourth quarter. i investors have always been -- the i

. >> now oprah is taking sides.ooking with michael jackson's accusers. >> and the weekend with ben affleck. candid about rehab. >> apart of my life. >> can co-parenting with jen garner. >> we're just not that cool. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> good evening. for the second time in less than a week i'm standing outside of st. joseph's medical center in burbank, california. we were here last week when luke perry suffered a massive stroke. initially there had been hope for recovery, but sadly his condition worsened and this morning, the star of "riverdale" and "90210" passed away. ♪ >> i'm a father of two children. i want to be with them as long as i can. i want to have as healthy life as i can, and spend as much time with them. >> the 52-year-old dad passed away five days after suffering a massive stroke. >> rescue 94, stroke. >> reports say doctors sedated luke to allow his brain to recover, but the damage was so extensive. we were just with his former "90210" co-star, shannen doherty who was keeping her ho

very first oprah winfrey show. >> i was surprised at the rocket pace oprah took off.furniture but oprah remodelled the whole house. >> there's a lot of people watching that don't understand what you mean when you say we're in love. i remember questioning my gay friends like, you mean, you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's a strange concept for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before and it was really special to see. >> did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you. >> i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do. they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. we get accused of being tabloid television and sensational and so forth but what we do more than anything e

was it oprah winfrey? >> $50-million oprah winfrey lost who owned part of the company. blames the stock drop for people signing up for the program. i hope you didn't pay an analyst for thatat evaluation. by the way, did you know oprah >> no. was a biblical name? >> it's harpo backwards. >> [laughing]. >> very brutal. >> tucker: hands on buzzer. this is multiple-choice a wait until you get the options. the president's working lunch with the dictator of north korea the dessert was a certain vegetable. green beans, mushrooms or chinese water chestnuts? >> the second one. the mushrooms.on >> tucker: was it wood ear mushrooms? >> listen to this for the finish. a traditional vietnam dessert of mushrooms in a light, sugary syrup. >> tucker: how did you know that?ht, >> i am a chef. i cook every night for the children. i go down to the orphanage and cook. >> everything he is saying is wrong. >> tucker: you do everything for the children. >> i am a selfless human being. >> tucker: question 3. 2020 candidate amy is in thehe news for strange behavior dealing with her staff. a form

. >> steven spielberg and oprah, yes, oprah. >> does this mean you're running for president? >> no products to announce a date. it was all about apple services. apple news is expanding to include 300 magazines with a $10 per month subscription. an apple arcade with more than 100 games for an unspecified monthly fee. stealing the show, the shock and awe campaign marking the moment of the company crossing over with content delivery to content creation. she covers digital media and says netflix is spending $15 billion this year alone on content creation. with the launch of apple tv plus, 30 to 40 actors producers have signed on and the demand for high quality is sky high. there are companies for so much money like netflix and amazon with gigantic billfold so open up and shower on these creators. it is a great trying to be a hollywood creator right now. >> there has never been a moment quite like this one. >> reporter: oprah's new project involving interviews, documentaries and all. she said it was great to be where content could be seen on 1 billion devices. as for the answer to

oprah was queen for a day at apple's cupertino, california headquarters.ut her ride on a futuristic elevator with steven spielberg and apple's tim cook. >> this is great. >> we just finished riding in an elevator. >> it's a wonkavator. >> wonkavator? >> never been in an elevator? >> it's innovation. >> you're at apple. anything can happen. >>> coming up anna faris' latest response to chris pratt's engagement might surprise you. >> chris and i had a long conversation. >>> plus we head to hawaii with the "american idol" judges. here's why katy wasn't feeling orlando's island vibe. ♪ >>> and why the trip made luke bryan want to swear off beer. >> not fu >>> still ahead -- only on "e.t." a troop ♪ >>> will you marry me? >> there were tears all around after this surprise proposal on last night "american idol" lk look at katy perry. we joined all the judges in hawaii and we are taking you there. but justice bieber is topping tonight's know and tell. is a baby beibs on the way? ♪ baby baby baby >> justin definitely has fatherhood on the brain. yesterday in a mess

. >> oprah calls me and says, are you okay? >>> then, luke perry.hat he told u returning to "90210." >> when people watch, they're, like, oh yeah. >> and how his other him tonight. >>> and taylor swift fearing for her life? why she's carrying army supplies to feel safe. this is "entertainment tonight.. well, our top story tonight, sad, shocking news about belov beloved "jeopardy" host, alex trebek. >> he revealed he's battling cancer and fighting for his life. today the 78-year-old tv legend revealed he's battling stage four pank yatic cancer. stage 4 is when it spread to other parts of the body. >> normally the prognosis of this is not very encouraging, but i'm going to fight this. >> alex will continue to host "jeopardy" while undergoing chemotherapy for the disease. he'll start tomorrow. he has hosted "jeopardy" since 1984, and "e.t." was with him before the show started airing. >> it's a cerebral thing. americans like to compete and they want to -- i liken it to theldthey want to make money th fashioned way. they want to earn it. >> last year he

oprah winfrey providing original content? i think we need to sit up and take notice.s as things stand. apple devices worldwide goes to 1.4 billion, so immediately they have something of a running start. like my apple is said to be putting something like $2 billion, may be more “— something like $2 billion, may be more -- but apple is said. not close to the $12 billion netflix put in last year in just one year in original content. yes, dipping their fairly big toe into the water. it will also be a question of how much original content apple has, and inevitably i should imagine they will do it forfree inevitably i should imagine they will do it for free to start with, just to entice and get the numbers up just to entice and get the numbers up and running before they think of making subscriptions. richard, nice to see you, and thanks for all your comments as well, sending them in this morning. this one,"too late, without a doubt. " on the question of kat my apple being too late to the party was in another, hoping this will revolutionise —— on the question of apple being

oprah was queen for a day at apple's cupertino, california headquarters.ut her ride on a futuristic elevator with steven spielberg and apple's tim cook. >> this is great. >> we just finished riding in an elevator. >> it's a wonkavator. >> wonkavator? >> never been in an elevator? >> it's innovation. >> you're at apple. anything can happen. >>> coming up anna faris' latest response to chris pratt's engagement might surprise you. >> chris and i a long conversation. >>> plus we head to"arican idol. here's why katy wasn't feeling orlando's island vibe. ♪ >>> and why the trip made luke bryan want to swear off beer. >>> and why the trip made luke bryan want to swear off beer. >> not fu woman: opening night jitters. i adjust the mood to perfect. the audience arrives. ( ♪ ) courage. we have a fragrance for that. new glade plugins scented oil. sc johnson. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. new glade plugins scented oil. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™

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. >> oprah is with the men for a special broadcast after hbo airs part two. >> can you explain to people why you want to continue the association if you have been abused? >> i had no understanding of it being abuse, you know? i loved michael. >> twitter erupted last night over part one of hbo's documentary with many praising the men for their bravery. michael's devoted fans called it a, quote, cheap shot because m.j. is no longer here to defend himself. he died in 2009, and during his life, he aillways denied doing anything inappropriate with children. >> don't treat me like a criminal because i am innocent. >> "e.t." was there in 2005 during michael's 14-week child molestation trial. he was acquitted on all charges and wade robson actually testified on his behalf. >> did michael jackson ever touch you inappropriately? >> no. not at all. >> i learned so much from him as

emily: aside from oprah, that was my favorite line. it's cash, like real cash.is something we were not necessarily expecting, apple is getting into the credit card business and trying to change the credit card business, and a lot of things they are offering make a lot of sense and consumers are probably going to be pretty excited. no late fees? >> they hit a lot of the pain points. transaction fees, late fees. i am a credit card buff and you can cycle through tons of credit cards get the best bonuses in different cash back percentages. what we are seeing here is 2% flat rates through apple pay, and that is actually the highest in the industry i believe from a flat rate but that is only from , using it with the phone. you have the physical card, which looks like it comes right from apple with the titanium and laser etching. that is only 1%. if you are in an environment with lots of apple pay around you and you want high cash back i don't think there is a better card on the market for this. but there are other places with better options. emily: how impactful do yo

. >> from oprah. >> yes.hat's my friend joelle holding the one from oprah and that's the one from my book. >> what's that about? why was oprah investing and why did you get the money for your book? >> my dad asked her to blurb my book, but she couldn't. she september nt me a sweet let saying she supported me and she didn't really struggle to raise her hand but supports me. >> she heard alice was donating her advance to the local girl scouts s scouts. >> that's great. >> oprah did what? >> sent a check for $25,000 to the girl scouts. >> what did ellen do? >> ellen wanted to top oprah so she gave $25,001. >> that's awesome. >> i have to ask as a parent myself, on a scale of one to ten how proud are you? >> the truth is i'm always proud of her and jack. they are wonderful, wonderful kids. the idea of this was such a great idea. so when it got out there and people started picking up on it, first the girl scouts nation's capital agreeing to do the patch and the "new york times" saw the patch and asked for an op-ed

abrams oprah winfrey i mean they were here to basically commit to an apple platform and that kind of commitment says a lot about them believing that apple is significant in the future. and then there's apple news plus also subscription based offering users access to newspapers and magazines for under ten dollars a month. not to forget apple arcade to satisfy the growing gaming community and a new credit card backed by goldman sachs and master card for apple it's a new focus on what makes money when the market for hardware is saturated content and services. business with a. mob . mob. mob. the flock. the the i'm glad. the law. came in a. barrel how can you tell that the japanese. played upbringing in the first half of becoming a that's happening to me now from the thing the complaint. some of the guns tell playing at. ninety minutes w. . come. next. begin. to . know their stuff. curves would be good morning stephanie. check. ins from around the world. every week. if you ever have to cover up a murder the best way is to make it look accident. raring to. never read a book like this. lis

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abrams oprah winfrey i mean they were here to basically commit to an apple platform and that kind of commitment says a lot about them believing that apple is significant in the future. and then there's apple news plus also subscription based offering users access to newspapers and magazines for under ten dollars a month. not to forget apple arcade to satisfy the growing gaming community and a new credit card backed by goldman sachs and master card for apple it's a new focus on what makes money when the market for hardware is saturated content and services. franks it will have a bigger impact on the republic of ireland than on any of the e.u. countries especially if a hard border is real stuff between it and the british province of northern ireland would bring back memories on the island of a more violent era and is practically guaranteed to revitalize a long forgotten economic crime. if you want to go to three hundred fifty three. mike has plenty of tales of smuggling and he lives in northern ireland right next to the border the former truck driver says lots of shady stuff went on in

: i'd like to finish -- like, oprah winfrey actually went and knocked on doors. >> yes. >> seth: andould you react if that happened to you? here's a clip. [ light laughter ] [ light laughter ] >> oh, my god. >> hi, denise. >> hi, oprah. >> seth: i think -- i mean, i hope you got her vote. >> oh, god yeah. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> no, no, no, because they'll accuse me of voter fraud. she lives in illinois. >> seth: right. >> but she really helped -- oh, you mean the young woman. >> seth: yeah. >> yes. >> seth: yeah, okay. [ laughter ] oprah would never. because she's not registered in georgia. >> exactly. >> seth: thank you. there we are. because fair is fair. right? fair is fair. >> in fact, we won a fair fight. >> seth: yeah. there you go. >> dot com. >> seth: hey, thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] it is always such a pleasure to see you. >> thank you. >> seth: come back soon. stacey abrams, everybody. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] get to kohl's this weekend... for kohl's cash anniversary sale! friday through sunday... everyone gets $15 kohl's c

it was right before oprah.hink that oprah interview was definitely sort of like, well, this is real, a catalyzeding event. flying back from el paso having spoken with oprah. two interesting things happened, one, they learned that donald trump was coming to el paso to do a rally, right? who could -- you know, there it is in black and white. you're about to be confronted with our your opponent. you know, they were absorbing it right there in real time. >> yeah, your description of it is much more cleverly tholorful. there is a little bit of profanity in it in their discussions about it. you also reveal that he told you in the oprah interview which he said, which was a month ago, and he said he was going to decide before the end of the month and we're now two weeks into overtime. he said in that interview he would decide before the end of the month. he told you, i did not intend to say that. >> that's right. >> he just said it in the interview. and throughout your piece is a character who is capable of those kinds

oprah winfrey's obviously a big star and it's great to have her, but for her to come in and say i'llg stuff that will raise everyone‘s spirits, i don't know if you can sell a tv service with that. speaking of additional fees, you may find yourself being asked to pay a lot more of them from now on. also announced here was apple news+ — a subscription news service that costs $9.99 per month. for that, you get access to around 300 or so magazines you'd ordinarily have to subscribe to individually. however, only two newspapers have signed up to apple's plan — the wall streetjournal and the la times. apple also came up with a gaming subscription service called apple arcade, which, if you watched the show last week, you'll know sounds pretty similar to some of what google recently unveiled. you won't find these games on any other mobile platform or in any other subscription service. and then there was this. apple card. a credit card apple has made in partnership with megabank goldman sachs and mastercard. what apple is trying to do with all of this, if you hadn't noticed, is make more mone

oprah even took heat. social mxpected she would on social media by many of the most loyal michael jackson fans. many just refuse to watch and, again, question the credibility and the motives of robson and safechuck. as the night progressed and if you watched all four hours, there was a lot of support as well, you know, especially again from those who watched and then watched oprah's conversation afterwards. they found it hard not to believe them, hard not to support them. it was extremely powerful and very emotional, and as oprah said, it's a conversation that we need to be having in this #metoo era. >> natalie morales for us, thanks, nat. >> here's the key thing natalie just said, a lot of the criticism is coming from people who have not watched, and i think at a minimum f you're going to have an opinion about whether these two are telling the truth, you have to hear their story. and it includes his denials, michael jackson's denials. >> it does. >> but at least hear them out if you're going to have an op

he targeted oprah and the media forakinghe documentary at face value. some of michael's fans were ruthless posting hate filled messages atoprah, really special what she did with the ictims. what wasy'all's take on watching it? or i was up last night until 2:00 in theng watching it. i watched every frame of that interview with the two and the film maker himself there. and i have to tell you, they came a acros so sympathetic. you can see they were still struggling with it. >> in their eyes you can see the hurt. a lot of times with this, there's two sides to a lot of people and i think a lot of people were struggling, michael jackson clearly areative musical genius but it doesn't side.e didn't have a dar and as a mother i found it extremely difficult to watch. pefully answer questions, making us all aware and being more proacciv to your point, leon, you see it in the face, the hurt. i cannot get over this documentary. >> 20 years ago it was not a day and age we s our heroes showing up with cracks in their facade we're more accustomed to that now. and that'

reece witherspoon, steven spielberg, oprah, jennifer aniston are not cheap.y sense is apple is probably overpaying a little bit right now in order to get a jump and a big splash but at soim point, they're going to have to look at the bottom line and paying for these productions and the costs of the talent andover seeing them, they become a network production company as well now, is going to be incredibly expensive. so they have a lot of oversight and a lot of staff ahead of them finally, it's complicated, because a lot of people they'll be competing against with appletv plus and the other service are their partners in content distribution so how do their relationships with cbs, warner media, and the other big content companies work out going forward? so i think it's an interesting thing. i'm glad they're doing it. it's great for production companies have somebody else making really good tv, but i'm a little concerned about how their profit margin will be hit. i look at netflix's profit margin, gross margin is 27%. apple's is 38% i think that this business wil

lemonis: oprah is what i aspire to be, not dr. phil. i'm more on the oprah path. amber: okay. to place him on a seat, i'm getting closer to oprah. amber: okay, got it. is there, like, a thing under my chair? doesn't oprah do, like, the fine things? like, is there a car or a pashmina? lemonis: [ imitating oprah ] and you get a new business. you get a new makeover. in the last five years, i've visited over 70 businesses. it's delicious. [ laughter ] i travel the country trying to fix the people... christina: i don't want to be that person that cries on tape. lemonis: ...fix the process... i don't think you guys have any idea what's in your inventory. holy [bleep] ...and create a few products.

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yeah, the one and only oprah. hello. >> hello. >> jimmy: have you ever met oprah before?> jimmy: tell me a little about that because i have two little girls and i love this idea. >> you should send your girls to our camps. i run a program called kode with klossy. we teach girls how to code for free. and we're launching our program across the united states. so anybody who wants to learn how to code this summer. you work with -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love it, i think it's pretty great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's just growing and getting bigger and bigger. >> yeah, it's amazing. we work and we have these amazing camps. these brilliant girls who are learning how to code and changing the world. >> jimmy: do you enjoy being the host or do you enjoy being -- judging at all? because you're doing a little bit of both. >> yeah, i was doing a little bit of everything. and i love that. i -- i -- you know, being a a host on "project runway" is really, really been so fun. i mean, i grew up watching the show. and it's this an amazing platform tsigners to really sho their

. >> reporter: one of the offerings is oprah's new project . oprah said it was great being in the apple verse where content could be seen on the billion devices around the world. as for the answer to that burning question about running for president, definitely no. the other big question, how much will apple charge? you can probably guess it will be in the neighborhood of what netflix charges which is about $12 per month. it will launch this fall. >> apple tv channels in the new apple tv app will launch through a software update that actually comes in may. >>> police are investigating a shooting in san francisco's mission district that happened at 4:00 this afternoon at the department of corrections been, building. a man was found shot and taken to the hospital. >>> san francisco police have made two arrests in a deadly shooting in fillmore. gunfire erupted saturday night between eddie and ellis. a 25-year-old man died and five others were hurt. one of the wounded is under arrest. police also arrested the man they say drove harris into the hosp

oprah joined a number of celebrities to create original content. of these celebrities working on this new apple tv plus service. however, still a lot of unanswered questions. when will we get to see the new shows? how much will the service cost? apple also unveiling a bundle of tv channels. we don't know how much that will cost either. the company also showed off a new subscription news service that bundled different magazine and newspaper subscriptions that we do know will cost nine dollars 99 cents a month. a new gaming system called apple rk. but perhaps the most interesting announcement was apple card. offerededit card being in partnership with goldman sachs and mastercard offering a fairly significant amount of cash back on apple purchases and on physicalrcentage card purchases as well. apple is touting that all of these services are private and secure. that apple does not know where you buy or what you buy and will not tell others what you read. the services have a lot of potential because of the apple reach an oprah put it best when she said

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ike steven spielberg, reece witherspoon and jennifer aniston, jason momoa and oprah. with this product, apple is competitive video streaming market. >> so i think this is more an advertisement for a longer press to get into the services space. a lot of people are talking about apple versus netflix. the bigger issue is in the u.s. alone, you have 5i million households spending more than $100 a month on their pay tv servicese versus netflixbattle. >> additionally, apple debuted a new apple tv app, where usersca subscribe to channels like hbo, showtime anstarz. apple also launched apple news plus, a new subscription service bringing together over 300 magazines and newspapers. applelsard b into the apple wallet app on the iphone as well as an actual physical credited apple pay is not accepted. finally, a new service for gamers. an a l r arcade. a subscription service feature over 100 new and cloouf games in the fall the company's core iphone franchise has come under pressure. revenue dropped 15% in apple's holiday quarter. in response, they had touted its services divisio

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other talent coming to apple, steven spielberg, aquaman and oprah who will launch a viral book club. from apple tv to the big es inside this new york city gay bar over the weekend when the pair decided to party it up with drinks and drag queens. >> what do you do for a living? >> i'm actually at the moment a stay-at-home mom. >> the ladies ended their wild night with j-law tackling that mom following adele losing a drinking game. no word on how hung over they were the next day. >> jennifer, this isn't the hunger games. >>> and "clueless" fans are still totally buggin' after the popular cast reunited over the weekend. cher horowitz herself alicia silverstone, paul rudd, brekin meyer and donald faison thrilled guests at chicago's comic and entertainment expo. they shared memories of their late friend and co-star brittany murphy who died in 2009 at the age of 32. >> she was so good. >> and alicia proved that she's a bit, well, clueless when it comes to remembering the film that put her on the map. >> i don't remember the table read. >> i don't remember the table read either. >> i do. >>

we saw star after star at this event -- oprah, jj abrams, steven spielberg, we saw bige bird on age as it will take more than that. it will take real creativity from apple, which will be aem challenge for because their expertise lies in tech, not necessarily the content to go on that tech. until we see what the up with, we don't really know whether they will be a competitor to netflix. one thing they did not tell us is the price. we don't know how competitive that is going to be, but given how much of a priority that seems to be for apple, i imagine it will be aggressively pric. but it is new territory for the company. laura: there are so many subscription services out there. how much of a gamble is this for apple? dave: there is a concern about saturation, isn't there, becausu ifant to see everything available now, you will be n paying fflix, hulu, this apple thing, disney's streaming service. that will add up to an awful lot of money for people if they want everything. being distinctive will be the key. leea: that was dave reporting from silicon valley. remember, you can find mucmore

>> i spoke to oprah for a couple years ago and her people calls me, oprah wants to talk to you, was considering having you on super bowl sunday. she was we will call you at 7:30 and i had a date that night. i was on a date and the lady was like why do you keep checking your phone? put that -- don't -- stop checking your phone. i was like i am expecting a call and she was like don't check your phone and i'm like oprah is about to call me. if oprah calls you i am spending the night. all right. i'm wondering if the judge the jv the second chance knows about your book? >> yes. >> me and my judge our friends now and a year ago, almost paroled on probation and everything and i was doing a speech in a women's prison, 200 women, talking about how women and how do you like the community, we need them home and the judge was crying and came to me and hugged me and walked me to the car and i had to ask, why did you let me out? why did you risk your career to let me out? i got to know. she looked at me and she says i woke up one night, i couldn't sleep and i had a feeling like i'm going to risk my career, t

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abrams oprah winfrey i mean they were here to basically commit to an apple platform and that kind of commitment says a lot about them believing that apple is significant in the future. and then there's apple news plus also subscription based offering users access to newspapers and magazines for under ten dollars a month. not to forget apple arcade to satisfy the growing gaming community and a new credit card backed by goldman sachs and master card for apple it's a new focus on what makes money when the market for hardware is saturated content and services. it's quick reminder of our top story the leaders of france germany and the e.u. all meeting with presidents as usual think of china in paris i've been looking to create policy on relations with a close biggest trading partner have all been interim summits but that's. a such a look up to date next a close up looks of the ongoing battle over the sea of song in the ukraine conflict brushed off the top they are. the book. the good. of. fear of what the new craze. fishermen have been from actually catching fish shipyard workers fear for

apple's hollywood debut, co-starring oprah, reese witherspoon and steven spielberg. melissa: wow. connell: the tech giant unveiling plans to take on netflix, the news industry and even credit cards. we're on the scene for you at cupertino. there is michael avenatti charged charged with ex-r portion. melissa: that is a shame. connell: critic of president, is under fire charged with extortion for trying to get $20 million out of nike. it's a crazy story. judge andrew napolitano. fox news senior judicial analyst and danny danone, permanent representative to the u.n. after president's meeting today with president netanyahu at the white house. >> we have susan li on floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman at the white house with latest from the president. hillary vaughn at the big apple event in cupertino. let's start with blake. reporter: hi, there, melissa. the president and his team have been using words today like total vindication and exoneration. after all the president was saying for two years or so there was no collusion whatsoever between himself and his campaign wi

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