in february, hbo reported just 800,000 subscribers for hbo now. investors are anxiously awaiting its update on those subscriber numbers. the survey monkey reveals many more are using free trials, or sharing passwords. reporting nearly 600,000 new hbo downloads every month. the real question is, how many of those people are canceling, or deciding it's worthwhile to pay $15 a month for the app. this weekend hbo is under pressure to deliver entertainment so compelling people will keep on subscribing year round. there's also a technical challenge, as apps must work without a hitch. two years ago, hbo go, the app subscribers can access if they're paying for a tv bundle, that app suffered some glitches during the premiere of game of thron thrones. some of those people were not happy. >> what are they hoping? >> well, i think we got a little bit of the read. when they announced 800,000 subscribers in february. but the fact that they're doing a free weekend, you can watch free on television, might really help. i think that we would hope to hear more when

the star of hbo's, "vinyl." olivia wilde is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and simply put, there's no other way to put it, we have a legend on the show tonight. he is thar movie, "pee-wee's big holiday." paul reubens is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from a great indie-rock band. they've been here before, we're so happy to have them back, joywave will be on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so -- we have a great show. but there was some very-sad news in the world of comedy and the world in general. garry shandling passed away today. garry shandling was a legendary comedian and i never had the chance to get to know him, but i heard he was a great guy. and the thing -- we just want to say a few things about him. he did, "the larry sanders show." which was completely groundbreaking, and changed the way i thought about tv. and i think, a lot of people thought about tv. and it was a show about a fictional character who hosted a talk show. a talk show like this.

everyone has tv but not everybody has hbo. when you do "game of thrones," or certain things, that moves up hbo. i think tidal is doing things that are making them relevant and making them the home of fantastic creatives. emily: you know sean parker very well. he learned a lot of lessons from napster about dealing with the music business the hard way. you have spotify and others learning that as well. you have major artists like adele, prince, and when stephani recently not giving their music to these -- and gwen stefani recently not giving their music to the services. >> i have always thought of tidal as a vanity project. but if you wanted to listen to prince in the last few days there was no other way to do it unless you bought the music on itunes or whatever. i have been struggling to find it like tens of millions of other people in the last week. there is nothing out there to speak of. they can hold onto those exclusives. just like you can be an apple person or android person, you can be a spotify person, but i think it may

mike: who knows, that is hbo's decision. and there is hbo-now, and it is all changing. emily: how much greater freedom to they give you guys? do they say only two dick jokes this season? >> no, they do not cap the dick jokes at all. there are no issues. emily: one of your writers for the movie "idiocracy" tweeted that they did not expected to become a documentary, a jab at donald trump. surprised by how far donald trump has made it? mike: yes. i am surprised. emily: anyone? anyone? how about this, next felton who wrote a twitter book, alleging that silicon valley created donald trump, specifically social media. and we know how often donald trump uses twitter. what do you think of that allegation? mike: i think he knows how to use those platforms. donald trump, i am referring to. he is quick to tweet very early in the morning -- dick: quickly before the press cycle, so he can be ahead of it. he has an understanding about how to think about and leverage these platforms to his advantage. emily: what about pulling the plug on social media entirely to prevent a donald trump

." >> game "game of thrones" returns on hbo. the show is a huge hit, but not everything on the network is leaving her to ask why is hbo flailing? it treats its women as sex be ons. "game of thrones" reflects a broader problem with the lineup. the male centered programming treats them as plot devices. she is not alone. after an episode of last season's "game of thrones" there was a brutal rape of one of the main characters about how it was inappropriate because it denied her character agency and empower meant. my old favorite view . went with the typical feminist studies professor. i don't think there should be gratuitous sex and graphic violence, but i don't need a graduate thesis to tell me why. there just shouldn't be. i don't need to spend a lot of time thinking about it. keep it pg13. guys watch the language and girls keep the tops on. while you are at it, tuck in the shirt and don't run in the hallway. >> monica, is them power meant a little over should? >> it is so ridiculous. i am a huge "game of thrones" fan and i am a w

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hbo's satire "silicon valley," returns. we speak with mike judge and dick costolo who joined us in the writers room this season. ♪ emily: hbo's hit show "silicon valley" comes back for a third season. i sat down with the executive producers of "silicon valley," mike judge and alec berg, along with dick costolo who is a consultant for this season. i started asking about the fate of richard hendrix, the main character who was fired by his company at the end of last season in a epic -- an epic cliffhanger. >> when we did research, we wanted to see what would happen if a guy like richard got fired. all the engineered wondered -- all the engineers wondered if it would work. and others aside, yes, we get rid of founders all the time. so people have different ideas of what reality would be. emily: what was the dose of reality you brought to the writers room? would be hard to understate my influence on anything you're going to see this season, other than sitting in the back room and saying you could totally do that, that had abso

that is hbo's decision. there is hbo now. it is all changing. i suppose it is possible. emily: how much creative freedom do they give you guys? >> unlimited. >> they will take all of the dick jokes we have. they don't cap the dick jokes. there is no content issues. emily: one of your writers for the movie "idiocracy" tweeted that, "i never expected 'idiocracy' to become a documentary." a jab at donald trump. are you surprised at how far he has made it? you did not expect that one. [laughter] >> yeah. i am surprised. emily: anyone? how about this, the man who wrote the twitter book alleged that silicon valley created donald trump, specifically social media. we know how often donald trump uses twitter. what do you think of that? dick costolo: i think he understands how to use those forms. donald trump i am referring to. he is quick to tweet early in the morning, before the press cycle has gotten going. he can be in front of it. the press cycle becomes about whatever he wrote at 4:00 in the morning. i think he has an understanding of how to think about and leverage these pl

"lemonade" a special aired on hbo. the project shrouded in mystery was the introduction to her sixth studio album. it was intimate and personal. addressed topics from politics to infidelity and family. ♪ pray you catch the listening >> reporter: overnight, beyonce raising the bar yet again. ♪ because i'm just too much for you i'm just too much for you ♪ >> reporter: unveiling her latest music project, "lemonade," already hailed as a masterpiece. ♪ do i make you feel >> reporter: with its layered visuals, and, of course, its fun and fierce moments. like this rampage by a woman scorned. ♪ they don't love you like i love you slow down, they don't love you like i love you ♪ >> reporter: tackling serious topics like race, gender, and politics. ♪ okay, ladies, now let's get information ♪ >> reporter: unapologetic for the imagery previewed in february's surprise formation video. ♪ i've got hot sauce in my veins ♪ >> reporter: released one day before her controversial super bowl performance. ♪ ♪ sorry >

[ cheers and applause ] her new hbo movie "confirmation" premieres april 16th at 8:00 p.m., hbo. kerry and i are about team up for a new game called "famous need a partner and we found a a good one. he stars in "dr. ken" which airs fridays at 8:30 p.m. on abc, please welcome ken jeong! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: group hug. >> group hug. >> jimmy: group hug. we're huggers. >> group hug. >> jimmy: guys, here's how the game works. okay? on your turn you hold up one of the celebrity face masks in front of your face like this and everyone except you knows whose face you're holding up. okay? now your partner has to give you clues to get you to guess who you are as quickly as possible. when you guess who you are, you throw your mask away and the player on your right goes next. it's almost like catchphrase where you pass the buzzer. if you are holding a mask when the buzzer goes off, your team loses that round. we'll play the best of three rounds. let's take our positions. your names are on the card. are you ken? no, you're higgins. >> steve: i'm higgins. okay. here we go. >> okay

on hbo. please welcome john oliver. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: let me just slather that across there. there you go. >> that definitely works, right? >> stephen: mm-hmm. >> good evening. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome. >> you sound great. >> stephen: i feel great. >> you sound great. >> stephen: i feel good, too. >> up close, you look even better. >> stephen: well, thank you very much. ( laughter ) well, this is nice. all that purell, that's a cheap high. that's really nice. >> if you're completely honest, how close are we to a "weekend at bernie's" situation? ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, i'm willing to ask you one question and let you talk for 12 minutes. ( laughter ) i doo-- one thing i do want to last time you were here in the fall, you said that you don't give a damn about donald trump. >> i didn't. >> stephen: you did not give a damn about donald trump. >> i did not. we were not in the election year at that point. >> stephen: but we were already st

generally, what is good for hbo is good for showtime. it is a complicated 21st century media world with a lot of people clamoring for attention and we have to stay at the top of the list and continue putting out shows that feel like they have risk to them. that will make people pay attention. even in the traditional universe, we are still in only 23 million, 24 million homes? almost three quarters of the homes in america don't have showtime. we have a lot of room. it is a moment of great opportunity. emily: how disruptive has netflix been to your business? david: they have seemingly unlimited amounts of money, that is a challenge to compete with. they buy our programming. so, they are a customer. they buy our programs internationally. emily: have you ever considered throwing all of the episodes out there at once? david: i've thought about it. but i think there is great value in having the conversation sustained over the course of a couple months. i think the world is going to come back to a little more measured -- although different show

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now 25 years later, hbo, our corporate cousin, is bringing it all back with an all-star cast and some of the politicos depicted in the film, well, they don't appreciate it. >> is it true? >> to hear some tell it, hbo's docu drama is almost as controversial as the actual clarence thomas hearings upon which it's based. >> as far as i'm concerned it's a high-tech lynching. >> at its core, this debate, like that one, is about what is the truth. >> it happened to me. >> i felt that i had to tell the truth. >> anita hill's 1991 testimony against her former boss, whom she alleged sexually harassed her, was a national moment then. and it's hitting a nerve today, as washington, d.c., braces for yet another politically charged supreme court appointment in the midst of a presidential campaign. >> this is political theater and thomas just performed. >> so he got you. >> hbo director faced pushback almost immediately from some of the republican players. >> these contentious nominations sort of help us examine who we are, and i felt like so many of the issues we were dealing with in terms of gender

why did you decide to go with hbo? start out ase originally hbo itching me the idea of doing a show about gamers and game developers. i had thought about that. that is a world where you get it wrong, you get eaten alive i thought i would stand a better chance against programmers. it was always going to be hbo. emily: what do you think about binge viewing? would you want to the episodes all out at once? mike judge: who knows. decision.o's there is hbo now. it is all changing. i suppose it is possible. emily: how much greater freedom do they give you guys? >> unlimited. >> they will take all of the jokes we have. the stick jokes -- dick jokes. there is no content issues. emily: one of your writers for the movie the accuracy tweeted that i never expected it yet proceed to become a documentary. a job at donald trump. are you surprised at how far he has made it? you do not expect that one. [laughter] >> yeah. i am surprised. emily: anyone? , the man whos wrote the twitter book alleged that silicon valley created donald trum

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here's bobby cannavale in the hbo series "vinyl." take a look at this. >> i gave us all a chance to turn this [ bleep ] ship around. you know, try to figure out how to make something that's spoke to people, direct line. right to here, man. okay? are you too old? what do you think? what am i some kind of prophet to you, huh? rub on me and then you hear the word of god? it costs a lot of money. okay, there you go, julie. >> got it. >> screaming your heart out into a mic? it ain't cheap anymore. and if you don't have 800 grand in the bank, proof and sound, it ain't available. >> so it's over, is that it, it's over? >> no, it ain't over! we're making a [ bleep ] '50s compilation. >> jimmy: bobby cannavale, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "vinyl" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be back with music from wild belle. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ verizon is the number one network in america. i know what you're thinking, they all claim stuff like that. yeah, but some of them stretch the truth a little bit. like this. fas

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. >> plus the car of hbo's silicon valley will join us live ahead of this weekend's season premiere. we will discuss the potential impact on the real silicon valley will have on that show. >> as we await earnings after the bell today from intel and yahoo among others david faber spoke with jeff smith earlier. he joins us with more on that fascinating tale. >> people are so focused or at least many publications are very focused on yahoo's potential sale of its core business but there doesn't seem to be quite as much focus on the impending fight that's taking place with starboard, the firm that owes 1.7% of the shares of starboard launched an attempt to take control of the board of directors of yahoo, but it's interesting, the conclusion of that proxy fight will come after the conclusion of the process to sell the core business. so i asked mr. smith wouldn't it be better to try to settle and get on that board now to potentially influence the sale process as opposed to be there when it's over and done with? >> if we get to the end and they haven't been successful as it relates to gettin

supreme court justice clarence thomas in hbo's upcoming "confirmation." we'll ask him if it's a speaking role. ( laughter ) "why i got no lines, hbo? why i got no lines?" that was the casting meeting. but, first, i want to talk about another supreme court justice with no pulse, antonin scalia. now, as you may remember, scalia passed away recently when he was allegedly not murdered by one of these five pillows. ( laughter ) i'm just sayin'! i'm the messenger, you guys, i'm the messenger. but even as a ghost in search of vengeance, scalia is making controversial news. >> law students at george mason university are worried a name change could pigeonhole their future careers. the law school announced it will change the name to the antonin scalia school of law to honor the late supreme court justice. >> larry: well, it didn't take long for the internet-- you know where i'm anything, right? this is what i love about the internet. it didn't take long for the internet to figure out that the acronym for the antonin scalia school of law is yeah. good on you, intern

compared to 401 hours for the time warner run hbo. but it's not all good news for netflix users. the site is increasing its monthly subscription fee by 25% in may, impacting more than 22 million viewers. >>> and youtube has announced it will start live streaming 360-degree video. by moving around your device, users can get a full view of the world's biggest moments, sporting events, family gatherings, and music festivals. youtube has already tested 360-views, like steph curry's warmup, but never live video. users can put it to use this weekend at the coachella music festival. >> sounds like interesting technology. don't bring it to news. then everyone will see i'm standing on a box back here. >> me too. >> got to keep the illusion. hannah daniels at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >>> still ahead, a famous baseball jersey is home. the jersey catcher mike piazza wore during an iconic game goes public. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for

we have the story on hbo's big weekend. >> this is hbo's biggest weekend of the year. rolling out its best content to lure subscribers. it's not just game of thrones, it's veep and silicon valley. for all the events, hbo is available for a free preview this week. and offering a free trial to hbo app. it is growing to 800 subscribers. survey monkey say many people are using free trials. nearly 600,000 new downloads are happening every month. hbo isn't under pressure to deliver entertainment. its apps much work without a hitch. two years ago, the app suffered glitches during the fourth season premier of game of thrones and fans were not happy. mike? >> all right. i imagine not. thank you very much. as mentioned season 6 of game of thrones premieres on sunday. fans are seeking answers. is snow dead? and will the white walkers make it over the wall. >> joining us now on set to discuss the upcoming season of game of thrones is the king slayer himself. >> thank you, it's exciting to be here. >> are you going to make any trades whale you're in the building? >> sell, just sell

eastern.you can find it after that on hbo go. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ check out bloombergpolitics.com for all your 2016 presidential campaign coverage needs. bloomberg tv's emily changh show, sits down with linkedin ceo jeffrey weiner. until monday, i say on the half of myanmar halperin, sayonara. ♪ ♪ . mark: let's begin with a check of your first word news. a u.s. aerial gunship attack on a hospital in afghanistan that left 42 people dead occurred because the rules of engagement and the laws of our -- laws of armed conflict were not followed according to the u.s. head of central command. >> however, the investigation did not conclude that these actions are a war crime. it won't run is usually bit -- a war crime is usually reserved for intentional acts. mark: it comes just days after another hospital run by doctors without borders in syria was hit by an attack. the airstrike, blamed on government forces, left over 50 day. less than welcome greeting for donald trump in berlin, california today. he arrived to address the

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hbo debuted and it is not an overnight success. and the repeated saying was getting people to pay for tv will be like getting them to pay for air. >> saturday mornings they'd play band music and slides of nothing. >> nobody knew what you could do or didn't do but you were desperately trying not to be commercial television. >> the beauty of it was you didn't have to pack everything quickly. you could warm up and get to know, take the stage, so to speak. >> i do t"the tonight show" andi have have to be funny in a hurry. six minutes and boom, boom, boom. >> it was a full performance. >> that's not regular television, it's subscription. you can say anything. >> because you're not using the public air waves, the scc can't manage your content. hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home. all the naughty bits in tact. and then september, 1975 we debut coast to coast with the thrillau in manila. frazier, ali. and that's when hbo explodes. >> it's all over and muhammad ali at the end -- >> before that, you'r

hbo is doing our society a disservice. we have to get back to where we deal with facts, arguments and not have this policy of destruction just because we don't like someone's views. >> it would be nice to see business leaders who had the courage of david sokol to stand before cameras and say exactly what they mean. we proosht you doing it here. >> thanks, lou. glad to be here. >>> a rant doubling down on its posture and provocations following its nuclear deal with president obama. former official isn't a bit surprised. >> the iran deal was supposed to be -- a iran is going to change its behavior. we'll welcome into the world community. we'll give them $100 billion. we'll let them go on their nuclear program eventually but they were going to change. they've changed. they've doubled down. >> k.t. mcfarland joins me next here. stay with me. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think you

what are her thoughts, looking back, and the fact there is now an hbo movie about it? >> well, it's not so much what she thinks about it. i think a lot of women are very proud of her. and that she -- for her, the burden is not on what she thinks, but the fact that there's an enormous group of people that support her and agree with her. >> and, in fact, you had after that, carol mosely braun elected to the united states senate. a lot of women galvanized by the way they felt anita hill was mistreated, dragged through the mud in order to elevate this man to the supreme court. >> i don't think she was dragged through the mud. she was asked tough questions. here's the thing, joy. 1992, we elect bill clinton to the white house. in 1998, anita hill goes on tv and writes op-eds defending bill clinton against sexual assault, sexual harassment allegations by kathleen willie, monica lewinsky, who the president settled with. i find it hollow, actually, we made this great stride and a year later we have a guy in office who has an affair with an intern, and destroys her reputation.

last week he showed a segment from john oliver's hbo show, last week tonight. >> donald trump is america's back mall. it may have seemed harmless a year ago, but now it has gotten frighteningly bigger and is no longer wise to ignore. >> they happened to screen the video, and a ministration received a complaint. one parent. they asked the beloved teacher to resign at the end of this school year, citing he violated his contract but revealing political views to the kids. another teacher resigned -- friday he rescinded his resignation completely. friend of the show and activist, history teacher in union new jersey, he contacted me with a lot to say. >> you have an interesting message. when you heard about what happened, what is you think was about that? >> that could have been me considering i use a lot of the same materials, basically engage students in history but also to kind of discuss history and a very satirical way. >> sensitivity is at an all-time high. everyone has to be careful about what they say and do in the classroom. we can see that well. bill: who asked him to resign? from what

but you know hbo is worth more within time warner, but i'm saying will catch hbo eventually. if that's the case i think a $40 billion valuation is not enough given the opportunity worldwide. >> right. and what it represents in an unbundled world, which i think we still have to think about. we talk about it a great deal, but it's not just another provider. it conceivably is the entire provider given all the things they can bring to the table. but, you know what, i mean, it's not just about australia and new zealand which they seem to be blaming for their lack of comps internationally as they head into this quarter. >> the angeo thing was the straw that broke the camel's when they focused on australia and new zealand, i'm like are you kidding me? wow, where did that come from? why don't you say, listen, the issue is eurasia. >> let's listen to reed hastings and see reed hastings actually on the call last night. >> the only inhibiter in our growth is how great is our service. can we make it so there's never buffering and always starts instantly so the recommendations are incredi

hbo is doing our society a disservice. we have to deal with facts and arguments and make them fairly and not have this politics of destruction because we don't like someone's views. >> and it would be nice to see business leaders who have the courage of david sokol to stand before cameras and say exactly what they mean. we appreciate you doing it here. >> thanks, lou, glad to be here. >> iran, doubling down on its posture and pro vocations following the nuclear deal with president obama. >> the iran deal was supposed to be -- iran is going to change its behavior and welcome into the rural community and $100 billion and let them go on the nuclear program eventually but they were going to change. they've changed. they've doubled down. >> stay with us, we're coming right back. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natura

has out paced hbo. the vealing only site created 450 hours of us including shows like "house of cards" while hbo debuted 401 hours. and now, the monthly subscription fee jumps next month for 22 million viewers. >> why raise the fee when they are getting more viewers and more money anyway? [laughter] do i sound like a netflix user? okay. >> it's $2. >> bruce. >> i remember it was almost gone, almost went away and boom. >> i remember. it was not that long ago that we got the disks in the mail. remember that? you send it back and get another one? it's all there. >>> let's talk about the 3- degree guarantee. the cold front and today is when the cooler air comes in. we went for a high of 70, a couple of degrees above average. join us tonight at 11:00, and we'll let you know how we did. a live look outside at michael and son weather cam. the humidity, 25% and the winds have turned out of the south and will be south southwest overnight and keep us on the mild side tomorrow, and tonight, they'll be light with c