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. >> what about hulu?hat hulu is owned partially by time warner, now that they're working on their own streaming service, what kind of threat do they pose? >> if they do great shows, people will watch them. i think they know that. they're starting to do more and more on the original side. and, again, that's one more channel. >> you can find more from our interview with reed hastings, including his favorite show that's not on netflix on cnbc.com. carl back over to you. >> julia, great stuff as always. will the company's growth strategy pay off? is it proof that content is king? joining us, general partner with foundation capital, which you may know was an early backer of netflix. good to have you, paul. >> if you're hastings, you have the whole world coming to you. why not be more outspoken about opposition to the deal. does that make sense? >> have you to look at the way say reed and the rest of the management team operate there. they're very careful, very skilled, very competent. they're not going to blur

they actually outbid hulu and amazon. they may be on to something.ow that reid hastings and i'm going to make you guys fall off your chairs. >> hold on. i'm holding on. >> the other side of this thing. maybe he is thinking like bees owes does then years down the road and believe they can create a content studio, plus the distribution. and so to me, i think it will be very interesting if they see an uptick because of of original content. >> let's say that happens. if you believe this is a ten-year or larger story than that oh -- >> they don't have time for that. >> do you own it or hang on to it? that sounded sarcastic. >> the stock is up 20% since july. it's unchanged on the year. if it were to go down in the 80s, you can think about it, probably has some support there. that's all i'm saying. >> dan defending netflix, friday -- what's today? the 14th? >> yeah. >> always about to fall out of his chair. >> the comparison to jeff bezos. >> a lot of people make that -- >> i don't get that. >> no competition. amazon was building bricks and mortar, logisti

a new study found 49% of the tv viewing population is watching netflix, amazon or hulu. it also found households with both netflix and hulu are less likely to sub describe to pay tv. >> denise: jim beam lovers you might want to stock up. union workers at two different distilleries have authorized a strike. the deadline is workers may walk out tomorrow. >>> your guacamole my soon cost more. say it isn't so. avocado prices are through the proof, the highest level in three decades. you with paying between $2 and $3 for a single avocado. analysts blame a bad crop in california and labor trouble in like avocado. >> denise: how about jim beam? >> jeff: not a big jim beam guy either, whatever. i'm sure you don't want to know about my eating and drinking habits. give me the weather. we have lake effect cloud cover but drier air continues to work in and clouds will break up. west of elyria it is full sunshine and mainly clear in ashtabula. with the clear, told you about the frost advisory. it is going to be one of those nights. we are dropping into the 30s in many spots here. 8:0

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. >> now he is starting in the dark new hulu thriller "chance" playing a neuropsychiatrist trying to help patients however he can. >> you're a good doctor. >> people want miracles. maybe the only miracle is i can take your hand. your caged arm. life is just half lived. >> hugh laurie, good morning. >> good morning to you. good morning. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> now you are welcome. >> thank you. >> great clip, by the way, that was incredible. >> i got a chance to see the first couple episodes of this show. it's dark, but really intriguing. what -- can you tell us a little bit about your character. >> completely different from your previous it's in the medical field roughly, but although he's a neuropsychiatrist, but i think of it as a very, very different thing. i always -- "house" was a very sort of guarded character but a constructed character who knew what he was doing, was manipulating people around. this is about a very vulnerable character. i am very naked in this. >> wow. >> wow is the -- >> mentally? >> i am unfortunately does have a physical manifestation later in the sea

hulu is our strongest commercial partner today.ws go to hulu, some number of months after they play on amc on sundance on we tv on ifc and bbc america and those arrangements will continue. we think that there are many options that will occur on the many screens that people can access and so our content will today go to hulu substantially, in the very -- in the long-term future, who knows, we'll see what the evolution of acorn and umc are along with our other streaming services. >> i guess in this, under the deal, josh does get warrants to buy 50.1% of your company should he wish should rlje shareholders, because you are public, look at this as a takeover? >> no, i think they should look at it as a very strategic alliance with a company that offers great assets to help both companies grow for that matter. urban movie channel could benefit from an association with we tv, which has a strong urban reality programming footprint. josh mentioned acorn tv and bbc america as a natural alliance. and also the fact that in every business that

increasing number of streaming services from netflix and who low to amazon and google play -- who -- hulu to amazon and google play. she recently downloaded real good. it allows users to plug in a particular movie or genre. the app searches all of the streaming services and shows >> it will show you where it is playing. if it is on multiple servers or in some cases will find it is not anywhere at all. >> reporter: apple built in the search function for its new apple tv. roku has done the same. >> what of a difference has this made in your tv watching? >> i think it has just made it easier. to watch. kenneth craig, cbs news, new >>> a dr. phil exclusive today as he speaks with a woman now engaged to stephen avery. the subject of netflix and the making of a murderer. today dr. phil explains how this relationship developed. >> you light up when you talk about him. this relationship is obviously built. how long did it take this relationship to turn romantic? you had a reaction when you got the letter, but was this immediately in love at first right -- write? >> why she believes he's it is tod

the honor comes just days after the premier of laurie's psychological thriller "chance" on hulu. the british actor is widely known for his emmy winning character dr. gregory house on the eight-year running fox drama "house." back to baseball now ... he's eighty three years old.. and been a cubs fan since he was a kid.. and even attended

>> do you think subscribers will turn these services on and off, and once you are hulu, or name yourzon prime comes with it, but you don't see people getting out of these things? >> well, churn is much higher than what people subscribe to cable, and that's because you rely on cable for not only tv, but internet and sometimes a phone, and i think it's unfair when people talk about the churn rate on netflix is high and it's unrealistic, and people overestimate the impact of pricing and when that $10 comes off your debit card i find it hard to believe with all the value netflix is providing, when people see the extra 99 cents, people say they will cancel, i think it's over played. >> and the price hikes, as they start to kick in, people are realizing their prices are going up, and there's a saturation problem, where in the united states, at least, the would be clients are already subscribers. >> i think saturation d domestically is tremendous. i think the pricing or ungrandfathering is way over played. if you look at the cost of tphr netflix compared to hulu or others, it's competitivel

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