slowly pick production back up the stakes are even higher for some companies like walt disney and warner brothers as their new streaming platform is in dire need of new content by your name poppy did you know who are you guys the movie trolls hit theaters just before the pentameter broke out universal pictures released the video on demand calling the digital release a success but movie theaters like amc disagree some movie insiders say the release was perfect for movie like trolls when families had nothing else to watch but believes it won't work for every film the price point is $1.00 where it irrevocably could and apparently has made most of its budget from home entertainment dollars that doesn't work with a movie like say in adventures where they need to throw over a 1000000000 for them to be profitable over studio but we're going to list of how movies are released in the future in production might look a little different than before instead of having some 300 people on set at once for large movie producers will be looking for ways to have the same type of scene with only 75 people or so group

slowly pick production back up the stakes are even higher for some companies like walt disney and warner brothers as their new streaming platform is in dire need of new content by your name poppy you know who are you guys the movie trolls hit theaters just before the pen demick broke out universal pictures released the video on demand calling the digital release a success but movie theaters like amc disagree some movie insiders say the release was perfect for movie like trolls when families had nothing else to watch but believes it won't work for every film the price point is $1.00 where it irrevocably could and apparently has made most of its budget from home entertainment dollars that doesn't work with a movie like say an avengers movie where they need to throw over a 1000000000 for them to be profitable over studio but regardless of how movies are released in the future production might look a little different than before instead of having some 300 people on set at once for a large movie producers will be looking for ways to have the same type of scene with only $75.00 people or so groups may

suddenly you see prince videos from warner brothers do the same thing. ♪ tonight we're going to partyions. i mean, people -- he had a real underground cult following him. he was a very sexy, hot performer. ♪ the sweat of your body covers me ♪ ♪ can you, my darling, can you picture this ♪ >> prince loved the idea that he was taking his punk-funk music and turning it on to a white audience, and that wouldn't have happened if not for mtv. ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >> when i was younger, i always said that one day i was going to play all kinds of music and not be judged for the color of my skin, but the quality of my work. ♪ i only want to see you ♪ i only want to see you ♪ in the purple rain >> prince had a great androgyny. he blurred the gender line. he sings, he writes, he plays. every time i see him it's just like, really? okay, i quit. ♪ >> when he plays guitar, it's just part of his body in a way that i've never really seen before, and it's not contrived. it's just -- it's just happening. >> what was his music? was it r&b? his music was just straight down the mi

recovery group has been set up to work with major us and uk studios including netflix, amazon and warner brotherson resume when films are often made with a crew and actors together in a small area? can studios realistically maintain social distancing? the groups being headed up by adrian wootton, chief executive of the british film commission and film london. can studios realistically maintain social tell me first of all, what are the aims. what is this group aiming to achieve. this group involves the whole industry, across the entire uk, is to put together a really robust code of factors to get the film and television industries back to work. we are one of the really big elements, before this started, we were driving the uk economy. we were growing at a rate of 9% rather than growing at 0.3%. we wanted to bring jobs and money back into uk plc. the idea is to produce a set of verticals so we can work safely and bring people back, open the studios back up and start all those huge film and television productions backup and get the economy rolling again. how's it to be achievable if social distancin

papa warner is william warner's brother. papa warner took over for william after he came out to the sherman institute to coach, okay? so here's the letter to william warner. your terms of $1,200 and expenses -- $1,200? all right, must have been pretty good money back then -- including transportation from buffaloe for coaching at four months, ending january 1st, 1905, are satisfactory and we'll consider the matter as arranged. i'll have a first class ticket for you. so they really want this college coach. you guys can kind of see where this is going, right? so we're going to have basically a fine lot of athletes in your hands for football, and we must beat berkeley and stanford this year, if possible. okay. so we're bringing a college coach in to a boarding school and we want to play against college teams. i like it already. so another letter here, this one is to the manager of the football team at the university of california at berkeley. writing back, they're again looking to set things up later in 1904. january 26th is a le

10,000 hours content not only concludes all hbo programming but also adds content from cnn, tnt, warner brotherstarts today are you poised to get on this. dagen: the problem hbo max even more expensive than the other streaming services disney plus is a bargain we were showing seven bucks netflix a few the standard package 13 dollars i get two simultaneous streams on netflix you've got to give a lot of great content for 15 bucks i am not sure hbo has it. how many times can you watch sex and the city in i am done with that. >> done. dated, a lot of a lot of the -- >> hbo supposed to come out with friendly, because of covid can't keep it hbo that price premium needs to be able to loweroo the content netflix has season expensive to do so if you access right way you can get viewership i am not sure hbo max there is yet. >> entrepreneur best-selling martha stewart will join us live, laws milestone more musk two astronauts into orbit later today we are taking you live to cape canaveral, florida, ahead of the takeoff. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back armed dangerous, ongoing manhunt in connecticut pennsylvania s

warner had to die, he couldn't breathe. trayvon martin, everybody. 2020, my brother, all he did was go in the store, come out, get handcuffed, put him at different angles. people recording left and right, checking on him, and all of a sudden they just put him on the ground and one of them put their knee in his neck to execute him. what more can i say about anything? everybody has the footage. >> what was the hardest thing for you emotionally in finding out that this time it was your brother? >> just waking up to this. it's not right. i woke up irritated. i had to get up and go to work, and then i wake up to this, crying. my wife calling me over and over telling me what's going on. i can't even shake it because i didn't understand because she kept telling me, my brother has passed, my brother has passed. i was like, what? no. but to find out that he was killed by people who supposed to serve and protect? no. i couldn't stand for that. i don't -- i want justice, and i'm not going to stop until i get the death penalty for those officers. >> that's what you're calling for is the ultimate punishment. what do you think the chance

. >> sandra: your brother is a security director for the american auto parts supplier borg warner, andld about his arrest and why he was put behind bars? >> we haven't been told specifically about the arrest. those are either from letters from paul where he is able to only makes slight reference to it and information that's been in the russian bear that has been linked by people associated with either the prosecution, the defense or the court itself. we don't have any indication about what paul was charged wi with. >> u.s. officials had clearly paid for weyland's released. we are trying to get your brother home. and it's been less supportive in washington, that's state pompeo and what we would do about paul's continued detention. we are hoping that we are wondering why. >> that is not fair and also not impartial. >> my dad is 82, and functionally, my parents would never see paul again if the sentence actually goes forward, so we are pending on our hopes on the u.s. government taking action in helping an american citizen in peril. >> sandra: that's an incrediblincredibly difficult sn th

brother. reached out and he pitched in. jay-z pitched in. spike lee. it's been evenly split with those smaller dollar donations. it's democratic in that way. and as you said, at&t and warneredia. now pitched in. and they are the first major corporate sponsor. we need those to step in and support too. we're all in this together. what serves any one of us, whether individual or corporations. serves the whole. back to your point about the 5,000 meals. we did that. we had to pull back on that. we were serving a dozen police precincts. that was through sources. it was too quick. we have gotten back to 2,000 meals. i'd like to keep it going for at least three more week. however long it takes. so we can be a bridge back to something that resembles commercial viability for the small businesses and so that we can perhaps bridge a gap to better suited public funding for them as well. the ppp didn't really shape their needs in a way that was helpful. we're here for as long as it takes. >> government will never be enough. people have to do things for themselves. a beautiful demonstration. the web site is on the screen. the more money they get the more manpower they can have and the m