and the first night of apple tv for jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon and the morning show. >> hears the eye on payment enter report. >> reporter: viewers get their first peek at the morning show. the anticipated offering from apple tv is making its debut this fall. the series stars jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon and steve carell in a high-stakes drama for early morning tv. acting royalty is getting ready to take her bow. the netflix drama the crown returns november 17th. coleman and outlander stars take over the roles created by claire foy and matthew smith. powerhouse director ava duvernay said there will be the central part five with a series , when they see us, receiving 16 emmy nominations pit netflix said 23 million accounts tune in to this drama worldwide. that's your eye on entertainment. danya bacchus, cbs news in los angeles. >>> is it safe to eat 30-year- old gumout of a baseball card pack? antonio brown and the decision, next. >>> you are looking live at downtown san jose this morning, 60 degrees to start. >>> good tuesday morning. plenty of sunshine and checking out

the last charge will jennifer aniston follow a 10 year old who spends wrong days not at school but working to support his family we speak about the pervasive problem. i'm going to welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us protesters in hong kong are in no mood to relent and if anything it's that they aren't afraid to confront the police either these what the scenes of this week in china are special administrative region crowds of protesters surrounding police facilities unafraid of police warnings projectiles would also hold of those inside. police responding with tear gas and arrests. estimates put the number of injured in these clashes i don't 41. the continuing protests over the past 9 weeks i've come to the harshest warning yet from beijing we are khalidi here and i warn all criminals here not to misjudge the situation and mistake our restraint for weakness. will net. hi i shun me here we want to warn the handful of violent criminals and the meddling hands behind them her apartment be holding her usual that those who play with fire will perish by it. while. he threw the punish

two seasons of "the morning show," the much-anticipated show with jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon, that is $300 million alone. -- ande knew initially this was a couple years ago -- apple set aside at least a billion dollars to do this. what they found out during the development of these shows, needing the top talent from oprah, steven spielberg, jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon, that costs a lot of money. $300 million on two seasons. getting to $6 billion should not be so difficult. i have seen a few people being skeptical about that number. it also makes sense why apple would want that number out there is because it sets high expectations. emily: dan ives joins us on the phone. what do you make of these new details? weighing a possible price, unveiling of the service in november and apple spending $6 billion on original content, compared to netflix, which is $14 billion. for apple, you could say this is just an experiment still or a side business while that is netflix's bread and butter. dan: no doubt. i think right now, apple needed to significantly step up content. i think t

the price per episode of one of apple's neg show that features jennifer aniston and steve carell exceeds the cost of game of thrones it did leave out key details like pricing and launch date apple is considering a free trial and then a monthly fee of $9.99. that's $3 more per month than disney's new streaming service which is also launching in the fall now apple declined to comment. what we're seeing here is this intense competition to win over viewers in an increasingly crowded streaming market as apple and disney are racing to unveil their new services. netflix is spending an estimated $15 billion on its own original content this year. the question for investors continues to be how many services consumers are willing to pay for and just how much they're willing to spend, dom. >> elizabeth, stay right there we have another story we want to get to as well we are learning that a group of u.s. attorneys general are turning up the heat with a possible big tech probe of their own as well. so what can you tell us about this latest assault on big technology and com services companies? >> so se

. >> reporter: jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon seemingly ripped their morning show plot right from his reality. >> my cohost and partner of 15 years was fired today. >> matt, he is my dear, dear friend and partner. we have decided to terminate his employment. >> i thought it was very interesting. i met with some of people on the cast and they just wanted to pick my brain. >> the ratings continue to hold. on tuesday hoda returns. >> i'm coming back to work. >> matt and his ex aren't the only ones who have moved on. check out liam himself worth sexy and smiling. not looking bad and to be honest, looking brad pitt fight cleanup from this shot in his new movie "killerman." liam says blood, sweat, and tears were shed from all involved in the action film. >> you don't know who i am? >> i don't feel anything. >> but were tears shed in his divorce? a source tells "e.t." at first liam wanted to give the breakup some time, but thought things were getting nasty and didn't want it to drag out publicly. wonder if miley's sum we are kaitlynn carter had anything to do that. >>> can you guess

>> jennifer aniston continues to stay in touch with brad and they continue to talk. also still talking this jen and her ex ben. affleck and garner were spotted yesterday at a pool with their kids. ben who struggle with sobriety is doing incredibly well. jen of course helped to motivate ben by being a constant reminder. ben is all about jen's relationship with john miller. they are still very much dating and he is happy for them. >> so cute. i'm sure a lot of coups were watching the return of "90210" last night, the number one trending topic on twitter. when i spoke to the cast today, i had to ask -- what what would it take for you guys to sign on to a season two? >> i think it's all about the fans. if there's an uproar nearly as loud as what it was to bring to show to what it was today then i can't see it not happening. >> well said. >> another thing we're all wondering, what's "90210" fact and what's fiction? last night we saw that happen, but did jaycen and jenny really hook up back in the day? and does gabriel swing both ways? >> we want people to watch the show a

year getting our first look at the apple tv series starring jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon called the morning show. they have mixed the elements from the real morning show world that have us ready for the release. >> i love doing what you do! >> yeah? >> it was really fun. >> fun? how about ripped from real-life drama? >> good morning. i'm bringing you some sad and upsetting news. >> this is a sad morning here at "today" and at nbc news. >> and while i don't know the details of the allegations. mitch kessler, my co-host and partner of 15 years, has been fired today. >> he is my dear, dear friend and my partner. we have decided to terminate his employment. >> it's steve carell's first tv role since "the office," aniston's first since "friends." >> this is about you being a brat, wanting what you can't have. >> remember how reese played jen's little sis who was after her man? well, now, she's after something else. >> i don't want your job. >> oh, honey. [ bleep ] >> it's very surprising and jen is wonderful. >> your words spoke to america, >> my character is the head booker of talen

>> jennifer aniston continues to stay in touch with brad and they continue to talk. also still talking this jen and her ex ben. affleck and garner were spotted yesterday at a pool with their kids. ben who struggle with sobriety is doing incredibly well. jen of course helped to motivate ben by being a constant reminder. ben is all about jen's relationship with johnmiller. they are still very much dating and he is happy for them. >> so cute. i'm sure a lot of coups were902 last night, the number one trending topic on twitter. when i s cast today, i to ask -- what what would it take for you guys to sign on to a season two? >> i think it's all about the fans. if there's an uproar nearly as loud as what it was to bring to show to what it was today then i can't see it not happening. >> well said. >> another thing we're all wondering, what's "90210" fact and what's fiction? last night we saw that happen, but did jaycen and jenny really hook up back in the day? and does gabriel swing both ways? >> we want people to watch the show and say, what's real, what's not real? >> you

the drama stars jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon and steve carell and explaming serv >> ♪ >> reporter: vince gill embraces his oklahoma roots into his upcoming album, okie. they have serious premises for these songs and he wants fans to hear the emotion behind the music. >> i want to be real with my music career. i don't want to be impressed. i want to be moved and hopefully, these songs will do that. >> reporter: okie will release august 23rd. >> you are 5000 miles from land and ascending 7000 miles to the bottom of oc>> rorter: weare go the surface where kristen stewart battles a deep sea monster in the upcoming sci-fi thriller, underwater. she's part of a group of researchers trapped after an earthquake who find they've awakened something deadly. it dissents on theaters january 10th. that's your eye on entertainment. michelle medina, cbs news in los angeles. >>> steph curry paid to bring golf back to the howard university men and women for the next six years. how about that? jimmy garoppolo is back but is his game? monday night football, next. >>> a live look outside the city of sa

we would like you on reese witherspoon's and jennifer aniston's series about morning television. have they reached out? >> ah, yeah, that may happen. that may happen. >> oh, really? well, there's no sign of oprah yet in these brand-new scenes from jen and reese's morning show but there sure is drama. >> guess what, america loves me! >> i'm just here to deliver the news to america. >> it's hard. it's dense, it is -- but it's so fulfilling. >> we don't see the two, but we hear them. >> good morning. i'm bringing you some sad and upsetting news. >> jen and steve carell are anchors in the series about a morning tv show, while brunette reese is a producer. >> yeah, i'm ready. >> don't you ever question my integrity in my own house again. >> we kind of knew from this look behind the scenes that there was tension, as jen's character has a meltdown on a new york street. >> it's such a great show. it's very surprising and jen is wonderful. >> i love doing what you do. >> yeah? >> it was really fun and it's -- >> i have an idea. jen come over here for a day and hang with us and see what it

aniston, which reportedly cost more per episode than "game of thrones" cost in its final season. >>> andt is not jus apple spending more. coumers as well when iomes to electronic devices. like other areas of retail, how and where tho purchases are being made is changing. josh lipton has the next installment in our look at the american consumer. ♪ r orter: it used to be that shoppers wanted toch t and feel cool, new electronics before buying them, but not anymore. moneyre okay spending sight unseen, which is why ses of devices in store are falling and purchases online are rising. they're willing to pay up for what they want. >> the math here tells youehat averelling prices are going to be going up as consumers make th choices to spend a little bit more than they might have in the past. >> reporter: the industry is entering a new phase. many consumers already have the gadgets they want and need, so when they buy new electronics they oft trade up fore expensive items. >> i'm looking to buy a new phone actually. i'm using the iphone 6 right now, but it is -- it is pretty old. >> i real

we would like you on reese witherspoon's and jennifer aniston's series about morning television. have they reached out? >> ah, yeah, that may happen. that may happen. >> oh, really? well, there's no sign of oprah yet in these brand-new scenes from jen and reese's morning show but there sure is drama. >> guess what, america loves me! >> i'm just here to deliver the news to america. >> it's hard. it's dense, it is -- but it's so fulfilling. >> we don't see the two, but we hear them. >> good morning. i'm bringing you some sad and upsetting news. >> jen and steve carell are anchors in the series about a morning tv show, while brunette reese is a producer. >> yeah, i'm ready. >> don't you ever question my e kind of knew from this again. look behind the scenes that there was tension, as jen's character has a meltdown on a new york street. >> it's such a great show. it's very surprising and jen is wonderful. >> i love doing what you do. >> yeah? >> it was really fun and it's -- >> i have an idea. jen come over here for a day and hang with us and see what it is. >> co-host "entertainment

aniston or whoever your favorite y. actor actress is makes that much for one movie as how much is being given to the environment is actually emblematic of every country's attitude towards the environment at this point and if we don't wake up soon it's going to mark climate change is going to speed forward like this is people's lives they're playing with with this money and i don't think people really realize that. your thoughts just let me jump let me jump in here too it isn't just the amazon seeing it face to face in the ocean and i got news for people it's very simple if the ocean dies we die. and the story you know it's too much focus is put on the autonomy and money what good is that going to do you know when i went into the combat zone of vietnam we never cashed checks because money was worthless survival was far more important you learn math through life experience are we better wake up we're facing survival not monday good point good point and i don't want to disagree with the importance of the both devon and the

and i just finished one with jennifer aniston, which was really great, for apple. and then i'm starting-- my next one i start next week is with kerry washington based on a book called "little fires everywhere." - you read, like, four, five books a month? - i read a lot of books, yeah. - and then you just go like, "i'm gonna turn these into movies." - some of them. not all of them. - no, i mean, like, the ones that you really love though. - yeah, the ones i really love, yeah. - you just take your passion and you create something from it. - yeah, because i think there's a better spectrum of female-- the female experience than what we're really seeing in film and television and then... - right, right. - the great--the emergence of streaming has made that just an opportunity to broaden the storytelling for women and for every-- every person that feels like they haven't seen themselves represented in film. it's a great time to be a creator. ♪ boom goes the dynamite, club yoko plays ] ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [sfx: poof] [sfx: squeaking eraser sound effect

and i just finished one with jennifer aniston, which was really great, for apple. and then i'm starting-- my next one i start next week is with kerry washington based on a book called "little fires everywhere." - you read, like, four, five books a month? - i read a lot of books, yeah. - and then you just go like, "i'm gonna turn these into movies." - some of them. not all of them. - no, i mean, like, the ones that you really love though. - yeah, the ones i really love, yeah. - you just take your passion and you create something from it. - yeah, because i think there's a better spectrum of female-- the female experience than what we're really seeing in film and television and then... - right, right. - the great--the emergence of streaming has made that just an opportunity to broaden the storytelling for women and for every-- every person that feels like they haven't seen themselves represented in film. it's a great time to be a creator. what! she's zip lining with little jon? it's lil jon. even he knows that. thanks, captain obvious. don't hate-like their trip, book

aniston or whoever your favorite why actor actress is makes that much for one movie is how much is being given to the environment is actually emblematic of every country's attitude towards the environment at this point and if we don't wake up soon it's going to mark climate change is going to speed forward like this is people's lives they're playing with with this money and i don't think people really realize that. your thoughts just let me jump let me jump in here too it isn't just the amazon seeing it face to face in the ocean and i got news for people it's very simple if the ocean dies we die. and the story you know too much focus is put on the autonomy and money what good is that going to do you know when i went into the combat zone to vietnam we never cashed checks because money was worthless survival was far more important you learn math through life's experiences we better wake up we're facing survival not monday good point good point and i don't want to disagree with the importance of the both devon and the governor. issue here because it is very very important but i do have a pr

aniston or whoever your favorite why actor actress is makes that much for one movie is how much is being given to the environment is actually emblematic of every country that it's in its awards environment at this point and if we don't wake up soon it's going to mark climate change is going to feed forward like this is people's lives they're playing with with this money and i don't think people really realize that. your thoughts just let me jump let me jump in here too it isn't just the amazon seeing it face to face in the ocean and i got news for people it's very simple if the ocean dies we die. and the story you know too much focus is put on the autonomy of money what good is that going to do you know when i went into the combat zone of vietnam we never cashed checks because money was worthless survival was far more important you learn that through life's experiences we better wake up we're facing survival not monday good point good point and i don't want to disagree with the importance of the both devon and the governor. issue here because it is very very important but i do have a pro

some of the shows, i know the morning show with jennifer aniston, they are paying a lot for that. each episode costing more than game of thrones. they are paying a lot of content. providers are the big winners here. i do think this is going to be not just a one horse race, i think people will take several services. it is problematic for cable and traditional broadcast tv. emily: how much are you thinking about the antitrust issues? the doj opening an antitrust investigation. the ftc looking at facebook. tech, looking at big there could be more. >> we do think about that. we have pulled back on many of the names we had, partly because of this issue, but we think it will be litigated for years and years. it took a long time to break them all bills into the baby bells. bells into the baby bells. the legal hassles, the distractions associated with it could be problematic for some companies. emily: even if a tech is broken up, it is still potentially good for investors. >> not necessarily. sometimes, you are going through the process, like microsoft did, and nothing happens. it's just

the adam sandler/jennifer aniston movie is called "murder mystery." something else that keeps alsong up is from spain, known as "money heist" in english. it is a popular spanish season. in season three, a couple of bandits go snorkeling through a flooded gold fault in a bank in spain looking to steal gold. this looks far-fetched but is based on real-life security defenses. the bank of spain has a series of different vaults and doors that seal perfectly into the space. there is an elevator shaft that leads to a second armored gate. very elaborate. caroline: much more than perhaps other central banks have. it is even more elaborate than in the film, right? in the film, they have to bust through one door. in real life, there are three. romaine: that would take three episodes --. scarlet: that would take like three episodes so they had to compress it. caroline: do the banks ever killed anyone robbing gold? maybe they have not thought of snorkeling. scarlet: they said there has never been in treatment without authorization and they don't intend -- they sai

>> they will be rolling out a few shows with major stars, like jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon, steve carell, the first of "the morning show" which is about a morning show and the battles between the costars. one thing to look out for in that trailer, at the end, there is something at the bottom that says you will need the subscription. that gives you an insight into the strategy of how they look at people to sign up for this. vonnie: how much is apple planning on paying for content? we know the likes of netflix, for example, have spent hand over fist in the land ground of the beginning of the streaming mars. >> definitely. me and my colleague yesterday thatted a figure of $9.99, is what apple is thinking of at the moment. of course, they have not confirmed any specific number, but there in competition with netflix. what apple has, like amazon prime, is a different strategy. they have other services that they can make sticky for their subscribers to rope you in. maybe you can subscribe to the news service or music. vonnie: what has apple itself budgeted for for what it spends on conte

some of the shows, i know "the morning show" with jennifer aniston, they are paying a lot for that. each episode costing more than "game of thrones." they are paying a lot of content. providers are the big winners here. i do think this is going to be not just a one horse race, i think people will take several services. it is problematic for cable and traditional broadcast tv. emily: how much are you thinking about the antitrust issues? the doj opening an antitrust investigation. the ftc looking at facebook. states looking at big tech, there could be more. cathie: we do think about that. we have pulled back on many of the names we had, partly because of this issue, but we think it will be litigated for years and years. it took a long time to break the ma bell into the baby bells. it's not always a bad thing, but the legal hassles, the distractions associated with it could be problematic for some companies. emily: even if big tech is broken up, it is still potentially good for investors. cathie: not necessarily. sometimes, you are going through the process, like microsoft did, and not

what they found out, needing the top talent from oprah, steven spielberg, jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon, that cost a lot of money. getting to $6 billion should not be so difficult. i have seen a few people skeptical about that number. there is a reason apple what i want that number out there is because it sets high expectations. emily: dan ives on the phone. what do you make of these new details? price,g a possible unveiling of the service, and apple spending $6 billion. you could say this is just an experiment still or a side business while that is netflix's bread and butter. dan: no doubt. right now, apple needed to significantly step up content. this is all about a drum roll into the major release later this year. this is key to the services business and we think the opportunity is 100 million consumers in the next 3, 4 years. the golden goose for cook and cupertino. services is the growth. this is really fuel in the engine for apple going forward. emily: apple card now available. i know some folks who have already signed up say it is a simple, straightforward process. maybe that is

. >> apparently $250 million for this one called the morning show with jennifer aniston. >> somebody else. >> reese witherspoon is in it. >> why would you just mention her and not reese? >> they're similar. >> also steve carrell is in it it's a fabulous cast anyway, we are seeing a clip of it right now about the morning show world it sort of has some -- >> it's a lot racier than it had expected it to be. >> sort of touched on real life kind of thing. >> it's got some -- >> a great guy by the way. played in too big to fail a few years ago. >> are they imlying that interesting things happen on a morning show behind the scenes >> we have always said that we could do pay-per-view during the commercial breaks. this is it between the commercial breaks. >> you could do a little but you could not build a complete sitcom around this. >> you probably could actually. >> they're doing -- >> i don't think it has anything to do with it. i think it has to do with the dynamics the chemistry. the chemistry that and all the -- the drama. >> i know but i think you're delusional. >> how about interestin

some of the shows, i know "the morning show" with jennifer aniston, they are paying a lot for that. each episode costing more than "game of thrones." they are paying a lot. content providers are the big winners here. but i do think this is going to be not just a one horse race. i think people will take several services. it is problematic, though, for cable and traditional broadcast tv. emily: how much are you thinking about the antitrust issues? the doj opening an antitrust investigation into big tech in general. the ftc looking at facebook. the state looking at big tech. there could be more. cathie: we do think about that. we have pulled back on many of the names, partly because of this issue. we think it will be litigated for years and years. it took a long time to break the mom bells into the baby bells. that ended up working out ok for investors. it's not always a bad thing, but the legal hassles, the distractions associated with it, can be problematic for some companies. emily: you are saying that even if big tech is broken up, it is still potentially good for investors. cathie

some of the shows, i know "the morning show" with jennifer aniston, they are paying a lot for that. each episode costing more than "game of thrones." they are paying a lot of content. -- paying a lot. content providers are the big winners here. going -- do not think this is going to be just a one horse race, i think people will take several services. it is problematic for cable and traditional broadcast tv. emily: how much are you thinking about the antitrust issues? the doj opening an antitrust investigation. the ftc looking at facebook. the state looking at big tech. there could be more. >> we do think about that. we have pulled back on many of the names we had, partly because of this issue, but we think it will be litigated for years and years. it took a long time to break the mom bells into the baby bells. that worked out ok for investors. if not always a bad thing, but the legal hassles, the distractions associated with it can be problematic for some companies. emily: you are saying that even if big tech is broken up, it is still potentially good for investors. >> not necessari

. -- i know theows morning show with jennifer aniston -- they are paying a lot for that. each episode is costing more than "game of thrones." content providers are the big winners here, but i do think this is going to be not just a one horse race, i think people will take several services, and it is problematic for cable and traditional broadcast tv. >> how much are you thinking about the antitrust issues, the doj opening an antitrust investigation, the ftc looking at facebook, looking at big tech -- there could be more. >> right, we do think about that. we have pulled back on many of the same names partly because of this issue. we think it will be litigated for years and years. it took a long time to break and that ended up working out ok for investors. it is not always a bad thing, but the legal hassle, the distractions associated with it, can be problematic. >> so you are saying even if big tech is broken up they will eventually work for investors? >> not necessarily. sometimes companies will go through the process like microsoft did and nothing happens, it's just a di

the morning show with jennifer aniston, they are paying a lot for that. episode costing more than game of thrones. content providers are big winners here. notink this is going to be just a one horse race. i think people will take several services. it is problematic for cable and traditional broadcast tv. emily: how much are you thinking about the antitrust issues, the doj opening an antitrust into tech in general. the fcc working at facebook, states looking at tax, there could be more. we think about that. we have pulled back on many of the names or we had, partly because of this issue. we think it will be litigated for years and years. it took all long time to break the mall bell into the baby bells. working out ok for investors. it is not always a bad thing. the legal hassles, the distractions associated with it can be problematic for some companies. emily: you are saying that even if big tech is broken up, it is good for investors. >> not necessarily. companies will go through the process like microsoft did and nothing happened. it was just a distracti

apple announced tv shows featuring jason mamoa and jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon. and they have asked several banks for roles in the potential ipo. that's according to sources that add that saudi flishls believe the flotation could happen as soon as 2020 and it would be the world's biggest public offering. amarmco has declined comment also coming up, our week long look continues we'll discuss the role of artificial intelligence and the future of the job market that's coming up next. >> he explains why he made the donation. >> it's going to be some version of all of that this is the start of an adventure and you have a lot of people trying to figure out what to do to protect humans in the context of benefitting humans. and one of the reasons i made this large donation to oxford is because oxford is rated number one in the world in humanities and number one in philosophy we'll have to take in those accounts of western civilization as we try to figure out how to bring government and how to bring the media into the dialogue to control how fast we allow certain types of

the jennifer aniston thing? it's about tv. it's like anything else. cops always said they don't want to watch shows about cops because it's always, i don't know, it's hard to watch tv shows about tv. it might be decent. i was a "friends" fan. >>> this next story we will bring up here, out of nowhere, the reaction, she doesn't have netflix but if she did, she would be looking at president obama's first film. first one that he backed. netflix film called "american factory" and it does take aim at some of president trump's promises, i'm told. i haven't seen anything other than what i have read quickly about it. president trump comes out, says we are going to work on, you know, reinvigorating or getting the industrial heartland back and this film apparently raises some questions about whether that's really happening. are you happy you canceled that netflix subscription? >> i'm not surprised they would try to ding the president on manufacturing. first of all, you can't ignore the numbers. 500,000 manufacturing jobs since the president was elected and in th

. >>> jennifer aniston and reese wither spspoon witherspoon's series. >> i love working with you so much. girls supporting girls. >> you'll see it, it's totally art inma tamitating life. >> queue her. >> i love doing what you do. >> yes, it was really fun. >> how about ripped from real life drama. >> good morning. i'm bringing you some sad and upsetting news. >> this is a sad morning here at "today" and nbc news. >> while i don't know the details of the allegations. >> she's throwing me under the bus. >> my co-host and partner of 15 years was fired today. >> my dear, dear friend and my partner. we have decided to terminate his employment. >> steve carell's first tv role since "the office" and since "friends". >> this is about you being a brat wanting what you can't have. >> remember how reese played jen's little sister? now she's after something else. >> i don't want your job. >> very surprising and jen is wonderful. >> your words spoke to america. >> the character is talent. it's fun. >> your show sucks. >> i play the producer of the show and he's sort of stressed out and trying to keep

it looks like come november that the service will have 5 shows including the morning show featuring jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon well, a former walt disney accountant says she's filed a series of whistleblower tips with the securities exchange commission alleging disney has overstated revenue for years now the former senior financial analyst in the revenue operations department to work for the company for 18 years alleges that employees working in parks and resos overstated revenue by exploiting weaknesses in the company's accounting software. a disney spokesperson said the company reviewed the whistleblower claims fell they were utterly without merit. well, jp morgan estimates the average american household will be down $1000 per year thanks to the new threat of tariffs on chinese goods. the biggest impact will come from in more expensive clothing right now, the tariffs are expected to go into effect december 15th and restaurant spending set to hit a record high this year's. america's decide to go out more the national restaurant association says overall sales will hit a high of 8

in the morning show with jennifer aniston, there a lot for that, each up so costing more than game of thrones. there a lot, content providers on the big winners here. i do think this is going to be not just a one horse race. i think people will take several services and it is problematic for cable and for traditional broadcast tv. thinkingw much are you about the antitrust issues, the doj opening it antitrust investigation to big tech in general, the ftc looking at facebook, states looking at big tech, there could be more. >> rise. we do think about that. we have pulled back on many of the big names because, partly because of this issue. we do not -- we think it will be litigated for years and years. break moblong time to l into the baby bells. that ended up working out ok for investors. so it is not always a bad thing. but the legal hassles, the distractions associated with it, can be problematic for some companies. emily: so you're saying even if big tech is broken up, potentially still good for investors? not necessarily. sometimes company's will go to the process, like microsoft d

which got us thinking -- >> we would like you on reese witherspoon and jennifer aniston's series about morning talk. >> that may happen. >> we don't see the two but we hear them. >> good morning. i'm bringing you some sad and upsetting news. >> it is hard. it is dense. but it is so fulfilling. >> and oprah, while you're at it, why don't you pop over here and co-host "entertainment tonight"? if she's going to go on every show. >> anywhere oprah pops up >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we've got a few stars with birthdays this weekend. donnie wahlberg is celebrating the big 5-0. malcolm jamal warner is celebrating turning 49. one more year for that celebration. robert de niro 76. take a final look at your choices. which two-time oscar winner directed music videos for peter gabriel, lyle lovett and shania twain? that was the multitalented sean penn, who is 59 this weekend. >>> now for the academy's special event. the choreography of comedy, the art of eccentric dance. held earlier this month, it celebrated this kind of dance. >> well, we are almost out of time this weekend. but

>> the morning show, i will follow reese witherspoon, jennifer aniston anywhere they go >> but not tony stark? >> we'll discuss later but that trailer, it had all of the programming. you don't even know what the shows are about. but the production quality was so high, like, maybe i'll spend a little extra money every month and sign up for this >> if you own the market there's only one way to go, unfortunately. that may be why they were leaning on price >> netflix, the library is key they are going to lose a lot of those disney titles. i logged onto netflix this weekend. you can still see avengers infinity war, and thor ragnarok. >> finally worth mentioning today, hasbro which makes toys like transformers and my little pony they also make the disney star wars and marvel lines. and next year they announced they are going to phase out plastic in their packaging so that includes everything from those bags to shrink-wrap to blister packs. >> which you can never open? >> i hate those things >> just not having to use an exacto knife >> you get the iron jaws that thing is going to out of busine

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alix: i love this morning show with reese witherspoon and jennifer aniston that apparently costs more per episode than "game of thrones," and i'm guessing there's no cgi dragon in each episode. david: i don't even know how you can spend that much money. i've never seen morning shows. i know they can be expensive, but nothing like that. alix: no, it's like a tv show. not an actual morning show. i think it's probably salary. anyway, we turn to wall street beat. first up, volcker rule overhaul. walk-through regulators are set to rewrite the volcker rule on trading restrictions. then, banks are looking for job seekers with expertise in the field of machine learning and ai. and fake china accounts targeting hong kong come about twitter and facebook say they found and deleted hundreds of accounts used to undermine the hong kong protests. david: we welcome now vince cignarella. are we getting too hot on the volcker rule? when it came out it was going to revolutionize all of trading on wall street. did it do that? is it hampering that much now? squash balance sheets. one of the things the vol

i wish that i had jennifer aniston's hair. one of the things that made "friends" a phenomenon is people beyond the laughs actually bonded with these characters. they emotionally were invested in ross and rachel's relationship. >> i could not have done this without you. >> okay. more clothes in the dryer? >> i was dropping my daughter off for sunday school at our temple, and literally my rabbi stopped me and said, what's going to happen with ross and rachel? >> you look really pretty tonight. >> oh, thanks. >> the one with the prom video is one of my favorites. >> you guys, we don't have to watch this. >> yeah, we do. >> come on. come on. >> where's chip? why isn't he here yet? >> he'll be here, okay? take a chill pill. >> this seemed like a really surprising way to get rachel to know how ross feels. >> i can't go to my own prom without a date. >> take her. you can wear my tux. >> dad, she won't want to go with me. >> she's learning something new and he thinks, oh, god, please don't let her see this. please don't let her see th