i'll make that mark in blood right now if you want. >> what would ol' solomon warner do?e his great-great granddaddy would tell him to sit tight. he's positive the frontier merchant is somewhere off in the sunset, grinning. >> for him to know that his jeans that he left after his passing were worth $50,000, i think he would think the world has gone crazy. >> now, that's some tailor-made "close" from an heir not only left big shoes to fill, but a big pair of pants to boot. >> everybody has a pair of their favorite super-comfortable, worn-out jeans, right? these are mine. i can't believe i'm wearing them on a shoot, but i wonder what old levi strauss would think of clothing stores selling pre-ripped denim, often at two or three times the cost of a pristine pair. what's up with kids these days -- too lazy to wear out their own jeans? i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> you want thrills, you'll get them all at the roller derby. >> talk about hell on wheels! >> she's the paragon, the symbol for roller derby

>> i think if you look back at the history, not only of at&t but of time warner and warner immedia warnermediaave been through a lot of transitions. thinking of the media company to move away from theatrical and get deep into television, you think about how significant that's been. when i started in this country and worked for at&t, we thought call waiting was a pretty enough and innovative and important feature what was going to come out. this is a business who understands how to get through these transitions and manage subscriber bases through these transitions i believe at the end of the dave these plays that you run have a lot of repetition and similarity and i believe will do very well in that regard >> despite what many people have been a misstep in directv, given the sub losses when you aquid pro quo it for $67 million >> we probably have some things we would like to have seen differently. i think the erosion in the pay tv bundle has opinion a little bit fasters than we expected we said we weren't buying it because we loved the satellite business, we loved the customer base pulled a lot

, please join me in welcoming senator warner. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction and the great work you do on so many subjects. i want to acknowledge my dear friend who has been talking and is very involved in the institute of peace but a number of terribly critical interests both international and around the region. i want to commend the institute for the important work you do on foreign-policy challenges. i have a lot to say. let me get right at it. today i think there is widespread understanding that confronting a rising china is the foreign-policy challenge of our time. china is a global competitor of 1.4 billion people living under an authoritarian system of government that is flying for economic, political and military globally. it is governed by the chinese communist party whose view of individual liberty, rule of law and democratic values is starkly different from those of us. on all these points there is broad bipartisan agreement. however, there is far less agreement on what our response to these realities sh

i think it said time warner, but you know what i meant.looking forward to all of these details as you get them. david faber. let's send it over to mike santoli for his third dashboard of the day, which is looking at media stocks >> yeah, picking up right there, morgan actually call it an new platform the market has been following this for little over a year. it was actually about 13 months ago, the s&p reshuffled its sectors and created the communication services mix, which mashed together old media, new media, telecom this has been the performance of the sector itself, that's the xlc, as well as disney, at&t, netflix, google. what you see as a rule is, netflix has really lost what part of the huge premium it has been given and to varying degrees, the incumbents like disney and hbo have picked up some of the slack. it really seems as if the market is saying, yes, the market is big enough, streaming is, for multiple players, but netflix will have to lose some of that head start value that it was granted all that time. now, if we dial back a

warner is urging intelligence officials. >>to make protecting the whistleblower's identity and safety. top priority in washington. bree jackson. >>amid working to deport a 2 year-old child how the family is responding that still ahead and the riots in hong kong heat up as a teenage protesters shot we'll have his condition and how the government is responding still ahead and next a 6.30 a lawsuit has been filed against california secretary of state and the head of the dmv saying that they're failing to verify that those who are registering to vote a us citizens. details ahead, beautiful fall weather around the bay area and if you're lucky enough that one of those golden tickets to go playoff game tomorrow for the a's. >>we've got ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head >>a base in san francisco has filed a federal lawsuit against ca

of warner brothers they're asking that the movie studio essentially support gun control measures this is that letter and as you can see they're expressing concern about the movie and also asking for an end to political contributions to pro gun politicians and for more funding for anti gun violence programs warner brothers has responded they say look we believe that storytelling is meant to quote provoke difficult conversations and that the film in the character not of course indorsements of any kind of real world violence certainly people going to see this movie it's open now in the u.s. and it's coming to germany next week ok thanks for that. for now we turn to sports and business leaders soccer it was a dramatic day for buyers who suffered a shock home defeat but their rivals failed to take full advantage leaders by our last 2 to one to previously struggling hoffenheim just days after the german title holders thrashed tottenham 7 to 2 in the champions league but dortmund conceded late on to draw 22 at freiburg leverkusen in rb lives it drew one all minds one at bottom side potter bo

purchase muchs time warner.ts nt is justne of advantages. >> we go forward on this people aren'tustaying content for content sake. they're buying content because it's associated with other produc and services. toffer marketplace incentives s to have vio, or it's at&t choosing to put great value witd tv or broad band associatewood it. those with other reasons to come into the product as we. >> shares of at up slightly in today's session. >>> challenges are mounting for juul. the best selling e-cigarette center of a lawsuit that athe includes some pretty serious accusations. frank holland has kmore. >> reporter: this whistle-blower lawsui claims that juul knowingly sold 1 million contaminated nick teen pods earlier this year. accuseding the ceo of putting profit over the health and saerty of cust now according to the lawsuit when the whistle-blower voived concerns potentially unsafe pods, burns said to m. >> half ourustomers are drunk and vaping likehomofo the blanc knows the quality of the pods. th lawsuit was br

of warner brothers they're asking the movie studio to support gun control measures in the u.s. and this is what they said in the letter you see it here they're expressing concern about the movie and they're asking in part for an end to political contributions to pro gun politicians and for more funding for anti gun violence programs warner brothers for their part they've responded they said quote it believes that one of the functions of storytelling is to provoke difficult conversations around complex issues and that the film and the character not endorsement of real world violence the film opening now in the u.s. opens next week here in germany ok. thanks for that 3. sports now and there have been complaints of empty seats at the world athletics championships in doha but that was not a worry on day 81 local athlete stole the show with his high flying act attracting the biggest crowd yet at the competition. for once in doha a packed house crowd. has something to celebrate he to go in the high jump the 1st guitar retards of the championships. tournament an outburst of immense sm

of warner brothers they're asking that the movie studio essentially support gun control measures this is that letter and as you can see they're expressing concern about the movie and also asking for an end to put. contributions to pro gun politicians and for more funding for anti gun violence programs warner brothers has responded they say look we believe that storytelling is meant to quote provoke difficult conversations and that the film on the character are not of course indorsements of any kind of real world violence certainly people going to see this movie it's open now in the us and it's coming to germany next week ok. thanks for that in denmark a very different type of ski slope has opened the hill was built on top of a waste incinerator the capital copenhagen has no hills or mountains so the architect decided to build his own sort of eco friendly area. in most cities around the world there are an absolute eyesore but in copenhagen this waste incineration plant has become a landmark the plant's operator since it's the most efficient and cleanest in the world and will supply 100

who has a lot more with warner media's john stankey.d interview, david. >> thanks, carl. it was interesting to sit down with mr. stankey in addition to being the ceo of warner media he's the president and coo to at&t. we certainly spent a lot of time talking about the rollout of hbo max. it began yesterday here at 3:00 p.m. pacific time with a presentation to the press and to the analysts that were in attendance $14.99 is the price tag for what is certainly a greatly expanded content offering beyond just what hbo gives you but it is still a question mark out there as to whether given that price, it will resonate in the marketplace beyond those 34 million people who already pay $14.99 or roughly in that area to get hbo and whether or not given the comparison with disney plus or netflix, it really is going to gain significant ground. here's what stankey had to say >> first of all, they're not the same product, okay the disney product in terms of to kn tonnage, the coverage of the type of content that it provides, it's not the same product

warner: i ask that the proceedings of the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. warner: i am here because protections for americans with preexisting medical conditions are under attack from the -- this administration. over the last three years, this president has used every tool at his disposal to try to undermine the a.c.a. he tried to repeal it twice through congress. when that failed, the administration joined a lawsuit that would strike down the a.c.a. with no plan to replace it. the truth is, this administration is, unfortunately, actively working to destabilize the insurance market. one way the administration is attempting to undermine the a.c.a. is with the so-called short-term plans, which i would prefer to -- and frankly i think most americans if they saw the criterion of these plans would not call them short-term plans; i would call them junk plans. and thanks to this administration, these junk plans allow insurance companies to once again discriminate against americans with preexisting conditions. make no m

mark warner? he's not even better. no evidence of any collusion, including his own bipartisan probe in the senate. warner still claims that trump might've colluded with russia anyway. but at the same time, oopsy daisy, senator warner was busy texting a lobbyist for a russian oligarch to get dirt on trump. wanting the oligarch to set up a private meeting with none other than christopher steele without any of his republican colleagues on the committee, knowing what they are doing or what they accused trump of. actually texted the lobbyist for the oligarch, i would like to do a preliminary call. you, me, no one else. you, me, no one else.1 warner also texting not have a paper tale with his messages colluding with the russians. senator indicating he be willing to travel abroad, to meet with steele to get the dirt on trump and manafort. what they are blaming trump of! not a good look for someone who disavows all foreign election interference, and he's not the only democratic senator guilty of which they are accusing trump o

directed by academy award winner chuck jones, who helped create bugs bunny and other characters for warner bros., and in 1966 produced and directed "how the grinch stole christmas." ♪ [locomotive chugging] ♪ ["i've been working on the railroad" on harmonica] ♪ >> joe, joe. >> yes, sam? >> take a look at today's timetable. only one of these trains can get through. 44 is a single track, you know. >> but sam, aren't the american people on board the win the war special? >> all but a few wreckers. see that's which, joe? -- switch, joe? you have got to sidetrack the limited. you can if you don't fall asleep the switch like you did in november of 1942. >> don't worry about me. he will have to knock me out first. ♪ ♪ [train on railroad tracks] ♪ >> what happened? who are you? >> not at all, not at all, glad you dropped in, my boy. sam has been overworking. high production. sam has been overworking. ♪ let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers, you are on the wrong track. it says here the win the war special isn't going through. all the workers are on strike. >> that is lie. we are out t

manchin: thank you, senator warner. i appreciate the hard fight during the middle of this with me and everyone in this room is in this fight because we have a lot of people's lives at stake. without passing this bill, the u.m.w. pension fund would be insolvent by 2022. and that timeline could be accelerated to within a year if one of the coal companies declares bankruptcy. last night that happened, murray energy filed for bankruptcy. making it the eighth coal company in the past months to do so. it has contributed 90% of the money going into the pension fund annually. it will become insolvent even faster and they're telling me by this time next year there will have to be cuts drastically to people's pension checks if not eliminated. most of those checks, madam president, i would remind everybody watching and listening that are $600 or less. and most of them are for widows. where their husbands have passed away and they still depend on that for their basic necessities of life. once the mine worker pension fund becomes in

anna warner, cbs news new york. >>> the lawsuit comes as the e- cigarette maker confirms they are laying off about 500 staffers. >>> let's look at the big board right now. see how the stock market is doing. the dow is up about 87 . >>> san franciscoans will see two housing propositions on next week's november ballot. >> we take a closer look at original series project home. both have widespread sore support and little public opposition. prop a approves millions for affordable housing, and prop e freezes up publicly zoned land for housing but will it make a difference? >> it's like a clever game where they are trying to avoid -- they are for prop e and we will apanned -- it's going to have minimal impact but they can say they did something. >> it's. >> the silver bullet, it is going to allow for more affordable housing in every neighborhood in san francisco. . >> our susie steimle will have a full breakdown and end sur stories idea to us to project home@cbs.com. >>> let's check on thre looking the wind especially because of the kinkaid fire. >> that's right. so we are watching those winds

mark: it does matter, starting with the mark warner point., rancid partisanship, the senate intelligence committee has been an island of collegiality and cooperation. so i don't know if he is speakinglfust for hims ranking democrat of the committee, or with the quiescence of senator burr, the chairman, i don't kn. but it is certainly serious. you have toome t the conclusion that in bill barr, donald trump finally got the attorney general he wanted. jeff sessions didn't deliver for hire jeff sessionsed himself. bill baris at taxpayer expense, hurtling around thefr glob australia to italy in pursuit of information to somehow rationalize, justify, that donald trump didn't le in 2016, andha the obama campaign, obama administration was somehow behind some spying on him. mark warner's point is, after a three-year investigati by that committee, there is absolutely nothing that has come to support that. i don't know what the answer is. david perhaps does. david: having thoroughly politicized the state department, you have to go on the presumption tru

while joker is a stand alone origin is to story, the question for warner brothers and apparent at&t isdo to bolster interest in the d.c. superhero universe. ahead of birds of prey and wonder woman 1984 opening next ye w andher mediaill feature studio fems in the streaming service called hbo max launching next year. >> i think what thi it differentiates d.c. comics as being -- it's been more on the dark side, theme atically and point of view than marvel but this movie goes beyondhat. it buildinghat. level of presti. >> warner brothers surheroes ven't performed as well at the box office as disney's record breakingvenge frers marvel which have taken a more light hearted approach. >> i like thione. >> we'll seeow the weekend performance playing in the pe eroes and the studio rivalry. for nightly business report, julia boorstinn los angeles. >>> before we go, here a look at the day's final numbers from wamz. the dow rose 372 points. the nasdaq added 110. s&p 500 up 41. a mixedor finish major averages closing out the volatile weak which iswayo we right now indeed. >> that's nightly business

a you've got new services not only from disney,cbs and viacom, something from nbc called peacock, warnerso it gets very complicated quickly. i describe it as a total cluster flicks. they don't let me print that word in barron's, but i think i can say it on television. >> the streaming services displacing the old media, but you actually say comcast might be a good investment. >> it's surprising. we talk about cord cutting, you think cable must be really in trouble. look at the share prices. this year all of cable is up big because investors are coming around to the view that you need broadband. if you cancel that cable tv service, you might very well, you're still going to need that cable broadband, and that has better profit margins than television. so so they to just fine. comcast is in an interesting position because the landscape will be so complicated, they've got a shot at becoming one of the companies that rebundles for streaming services down the road. >> ben, health care has been very sickly, and you're bullish now. >> i am. this is a sector that's been dumped out, and it's so ch

theaters in the event of a shooting they were instructed to run hide fight somewhere somewhere or warner brothers p.r. department is smiling with glee so all our media is being taken over by wall street and our theaters are being taken over by the in-cell clown posse i think it's time to start watching the hawks. that's what. it's like. to sit. like you know that i got. this is. the one watching the hawks i am tyrrel been turned away we put dialogue over debate as to how to waltz myself bring you 2 distinct and informative discussions between a variety of topics and guests with unique political viewpoints starting with my very own perception and perspective. joining me to.

the warner brothers film depicts the story of the mentally deranged joker before batman.atrols for the rest of this weekend. the need for heightened security stems from the 2012 shooting attack inside a colorado cinema. 12 people were killed and 70 injured when a gunman dressed in body armour and a gas mask opened fire during a midnight screening of the dark knight rises. their families have written to warner brothers urging the corporation to do more to tackle gun related violence. i believe that if someone is trying to copy—cat, a movie like thejoker would be a place where that could happen. i think people need to be aware of it. inevitably, some moviegoers will hold off seeing the film. i am conflicted about it, because of the issues in america right now with gun violence. but the joker has a cult—like following. it isjust a movie, you don't have to act what you see in the movie. already the film has broken box—office records, making more than 30 million us dollars in its debut. freya cole, bbc news. the competitive world of publishing has seen many titles come and go,

the warner brothers film depicts the story of the mentally deranged joker before batman.ce, and less than a week into its box—office debut, in california, two screenings have been cancelled. the local police department deemed that threat was credible enough to provide a uniformed presence at the theatre. now reopened, the huntington beach police department has said it will provide patrols for the rest of this weekend. the need for heightened security stems from the 2012 shooting attack inside a colorado cinema. 12 people were killed and 70 injured when a gunman dressed in body armour and a gas mask opened fire during a midnight screening of the dark knight rises. their families have written to warner brothers urging the corporation to do more to tackle gun related violence. i believe that if someone is trying to copy—cat, thejoker would be a place where that could happen. i think people need to be aware of it. inevitably, some moviegoers will hold off seeing the film. i am conflicted about it, because of the issues in america right now with gun violence. but the joker has

break it up and so both scenarios face a lot of challenges i hear a lot of rhetoric from senator warner but i'm not seeing a cohesive plan that would be regulated or legislated or maybe even decouple the advertising component from the social media component so i guess i'm at a loss because i haven't seen anything propose that i would be that i would consider to be viable and interesting and also checking in on one of the biggest recent regulatory scandals in the u.s. there is the abuse and addiction opioid crisis here in the united states the inspector general the internal watchdog at the drug enforcement administration has sanctioned or has criticized for allowing the limit on opioid production to rise to meet the dramatically growing demand after x. oxycontin was to unleashed on the market by f.d.a. regulators and this is something many people may not know that a fundamental factor in this crisis was the da actually raising the limit on how many of these legal corporate opioids could be legally manufactured tell us about the i.g. spawning and what are the implications here for the ong

the warner brothers film depicts the story of the mentally deranged joker before batman.pread fears that it will incite violence, and less than a week into its box—office debut, in california, two screenings have been cancelled. the local police department deemed that threat was credible enough to provide a uniformed presence at the theatre. now reopened, the huntington beach police department has said it will provide patrols for the rest of this weekend. the need for heightened security stems from the 2012 shooting attack inside a colorado cinema. 12 people were killed and 70 injured when a gunman dressed in body armour and a gas mask opened fire during a midnight screening of the dark knight rises. their families have written to warner brothers urging the corporation to do more to tackle gun—related violence. i believe that if someone is trying to copy—cat, maybe thejoker would be a place where that could happen. i think people need to be aware of it. inevitably, some moviegoers will hold off seeing the film. i am conflicted about it, because of the issues in america ri

they should ramp up security. >> a warner bros. movie that had a joker character in it some authorities are worried that they will try to create that tragic incident. a case that the kid was discussing his class. >> we were reading articles on the joker, and if you years they had the incident about the shooting. we talked about how the public reacts to a movie release like this.>> they show a fictional movie to make sure the customers are safe, staff will check bags amongst other safety measures. people we spoke with our excited about the film and welcome any safety precautions. >> i don't think it's that necessary, but i am glad they are taking steps to ensure our safety. >> i don't think any of it will happen here. they are also going to check our backpacks and oversized bags. >> some theaters are allowing no facemasks or painting. >>> students at the junior high in fremont were evacuated early today due to a bomb threat. the 1600 students were sent to a shopping center about two blocks from the school. the district alerted the c

site the verge is mr zucker briggs response to proposals from presidential candidate and senator warner elizabeth warren to break up big tech like the swarm of 6 of the right answers afraid of the media you know i mean she is a lobbyist for the but i would say we will have a legal challenge in our that we will win the legal so to do it. so basically. this is a hillside for us made up of a major city and our own government and the show you want to know when you're. we care about what to work with our government to do. but i would love to do today some of the from some of the really good bye and here to give us his expert perspective on this and so many other big regulatory issues affecting the global economy we're glad to welcome back international regulatory attorney miles edwards now miles. frames the idea of breaking up big companies here in this section of the recording as sort of the push to regulate as a force opposite to what he calls the rule of law i.e. facebook continuing to do whatever it wants to do what's your take on his basic framing of the regulatory and public interest i

burr and warner foreign adversaries are going to try and undermine us. they're going to try to attack our election infrastructure. they attacked the illinois data base. they attempted spear spanishifi attempts. they're also going to flood social media with disinformation trying to make us think that wev cannot trust our votes aree gog to be counted, that they matter. they're going to try to widen conditions among us.have i think the senate intelligence committee hasor other concluded russia was successful in that. >> 2016 couldn't have been the first year that russia or otherm tried to tangle and mess with our elections nationwide. how did it become such a turning point? >> this comes from largely what the senate intelligence committee and mural report and others have concluded, it's likely they dipped their toes in the waters before, but of course we're at 2016 whee're at the hi point of social media use. people were siloing their news consumption with people they ssa agreed with.gn and we were really ripe for the divisiveness that russia pushed in 2016

from his close relationships with such statesmen as governor warner california he keeps a , touch ofroughout the united states. dewey has paid particular attention to foreign affairs. a conference of republican leaders as far back as 1943, he was first to advocate that the united states should move in concert with other nations to prevent another world war. by his foresight in backing aid to europe and china and the use of the european recovery program to create a federation of western europe, he has won the admiration of statesmen such as senator arthur h. vandenburg. >> you know, governor dewey was one of the first important political figures to advocate and embrace the sound doctrine of strong bipartisan action in foreign affairs. governor dewey greatly assisted in setting this republican pattern at mackinac island five years ago. and since then, he has consistently demonstrated his thoroughly competent grasp of all of our major foreign problems. ♪ announcer: on his trips throughout the country tom dewey has earned the admiration of men and women in all walks of life. ♪ announcer:

>> i think it does matter starting with the mark warner point.oc in aan of roiling, rancid partisanipgence committee has been an island of collegiality andio cooper so i don't know if he is speaking just for himself as the ranking democrat and coe chair of that committee, withe th acquiescence of senator burr, nthe chairman, i don'tw, but it certainly is serious. you have to come to the conclusion, judiny, tha bill bar, donald trump final got the attorney general he wanted. jeff sessions didn't deliver for him. jeff sessions reced himself. hurling around the globe from australia to flit pursuit of informion to somehow rationalize, justify that donald trump didn't lose in 2016 and obama administratis somehowe behind, some spying on him. k and, yow, mike warner's point is, after a three-year investigation by that committee, there is absolutely nothing that s come to support that, and i don't know what the answer is. david, pehaps, does. >> i, of course, know the answer. having thoroughly put aside the state department, you have too under the presumption they're trng to politici the depa

they are also folding and programming from what was once time warner, warner media, and movies that includesrner bros., so aquaman, harry potter, all things like that. it includes things like cartoon network. every day, i get a new announcement about a new original series or a new licensing deal they have struck on hbo max. the amount of press they are putting out about new projects dwarfs disney, apple, and comcast combined. kailey: there is just so much content. are people willing to pay for more streaming services? is there room for everyone here? >> there is room for a lot of them. everybody, i'm not sure. when i talked to the guy overseeing hbo max for at&t, their research suggests people will spend about $100 for tv. some people are still paying for traditional cable, in fact a lot of people are still paying for cable and satellite, the number is in the 80 million range, maybe higher. it will continue to go down, but you have people who want news, sports, and live tv. but let's say people will pay for three or four services, maybe five. if they have a lot of disposable income. that mea

ahead of warner media day in the meantime, stocks look to take a breather at the open after the recordigh, a mixed bag of earnings today from gm and mastercard to grubhub and beyond meat. ten year 1.83. case-shiller up 3.2 year on year road map, record watch the s&p at the all time high dow and nasdaq not far behind. streaming wars, hbo max, details coming today david is live in los angeles ahead of the warner media investor day and some tough questions for boeing what to expect as dennis muilenburg testifies later today. we'll start with the markets, a day after the s&p hits the 12th all time high and the 14th record close of 2019 jim, halfway through earnings season here. what does it all mean? >> i think you go back and i was going back and looking at some of the big billionaire hedge fund managers and what they have been saying and almost in unison said, look, you got to be very careful. it can't last. numbers can go back to the negative the companies aren't letting it happen the companies, for the most part of, the biggest companies reporting great numbers. the classic one is merc

take the merger of time warner and at&t. >> they went to the judge and said, time warner is a programmer platform. we need to link these things up so we can get data to time warner that allows them to produce better content. >> if the returns to data keep growing and growing we could have a pretty strong impetus towards monopoly or significant marketower and that is a concern. >> also a concern, privacy. consumers may not know their netflix watching habits are being closely monitored. >> most people don't know how much data about their activities when they are stopping and starting, that is being gathered and spit back at them in different ways earth -- or sold to trd parties. >> on the other hand, some customers turn this information over willingly. >> 98% of our customers give them -- give us feedback after every time they rent something. so we can understand the customer loves an item, how it fits her, how many times she is wearing it and where she is wearing it to. >> the customers provide all of this information to you voluntarily? >> yes, believe it or not. we built this incredible

mark warner says his committee in a three-year bipartisan investigation has found nothing remotely justifying this criminal investigation. he says attorney general bill barr need to appear before congress on this matter to explain himself. jon: in california, 940,000 customers are repairing to live without electricity at least until monday as the state's largest utility company has begun a quote safety shutoff. in southern california the massive fire has prompted widespread mandatory evacuations. christina is in santa clarita close to where that fire is burning. reporter: the firefighters told me they have been able to stop it from spreading but not before it caused severe damage like this. all of that burn debris, the roof in some parts completely gone. the tick fire burned 4,600 acres and damaged 18 structures. the evacuation has been lifted for half of those residents. i spoke to a mother of three who evacuated before her house went up in flames. >> some of our neighbors said they got woang up at 2:00 a.m. >> you are very glad you evacuated? >> very glad. reporter: in northern california t

. >> so at&t and warner media hosted a presentation in los angeles saying hbo max will launch in may.ore consumers are opting to cut the cord we have the price. it will cost $15 a month that makes it the most expensive of the new services that have announced prices as well as the cheapest netflix plan but the same price of the current hbo now. they will offer movies and shows from hbo and the warner library including friends and will be the streaming home of south park it will have 50 original series in the first year such as a sifi series they won't release a season of episodes all at once they will launch a version with ads. aiming to have 50 million u.s. subscribers by 2025. you don't want to miss the interview with john stankey. >> how many streaming services does the average household have to pay for >> when you add them up, you wonder is that just too expensive. you better have some good programs it all comes down to the content. >> the 50 original series but not going to release them at one time what is old is new again look at that >> when we come back here on "worldwide excha

time warner is a programmer. at&t is a platform. what we need to do is we need to link these things up so that we can get the data to time warner that allows them to produce better content. >> reporter: that might be good for the newly merged company. but, says sprigman, >> if the returns to data keep growing and growing and growing as you get bigger, we could have a pretty strong impetus toward monopoly or at least significant market power and that's a concern. >> reporter: also a concern: privacy. consumers may not know their netflix-watching habits, for example, are being closely monitored. >> most people don't realize how much data about their activities-- when they're stopping, when they're starting, that's being in a sense just gathered up and then spit back at them in different ways, or maybe sold to third parties, which is a concern that a lot of people increasingly have about their data in other contexts. >> reporter: on the other hand, some customers willingly turn over this information. >> our customers-- 98% of them-- gi

somewhere somehow or warner brothers p.r. department is smiling with glee so all our media is being taken over by wall street and our leaders are being taken over by the in-cell clown posse i think it's time to start watching the hawks. it's. like you know i got. the memo on watching the hawks i am tyrrel been terms of a report dialogue over debate as to how to waltz myself bring you 2 distinct and informative discussions between a variety of topics and grass with unique political viewpoints starting with my very own perception perspective. joining me today is the co-host of boom bust and the burrito r t america boom bust producer brant job or an r t america correspondent john hardy thank you guys for joining me thank you for the boom bust team for coming out and daniel i want to start and ask you actually these big private equity firms like all the global new media investment group who are buying up all these local papers all around the country and then slashing and burning them essentially how are they making money off of t

. >> warner brothers, which is only by warner media said in their statement it is not their intentiono hold this character up as a hero. >> no one should sensor themselves because they don't feel like the message of the movie was for the masses. if that was the case, you wouldn't have any art. >> but movie goers may have the final say at the box office. cnn, los angeles. >> joining us now to talk more about this, movie critic brian lowery. first up, the joker movie hit theaters this week despite a wave of criticism that it glorifies a killer and could encourage copycat attacks. what is it about this character in particular that is disturbing and has people fearing violence? >> well, i think there's a fair amount of baggage attached to the character in large part because of the aurora, colorado, shooting. and then the added part of this contextually is it is a movie about the bad guy. when you think about the joker, you think about him as an an tag insist for batman. this is the joker's origin story and he is front and center and the center of the movie in a way that forces you to, if

a name that fits that is borg warner everybody's nervous about volkswagen's production, general motorsare going to be more cars, more hybrid vehicles and longer term, there are going to be more cars on the road and borg warner is going to be supplying the power train for those cars yes, there are some short-term headwinds, but longer term, borgwarner have were well positioned gm's got the strike, but we think that's going to get solved gm is in a very good position. borgwarner has a lot of product on kbm vehicgm vehicles. >> so undeterred by the underperformance of the stock? and that's by a number of different metrics, too it's not just three months, it's five months, a year. you get my drift >> absolutely. this is a tough time to be an investor in any kind of value stock. this is a quintessential value stock, trading at eight times earnings, because of cyclicality. >> i thought we were at a time where value had been outperforming? >> an after three years, we're still trailing even year-to-date, the russell 1,000 value index is still under the 1,000 growth we had a better month, but w