the head of netflix, reed hastings, mr netflix, was asked what was the show you wish was on netflix, he said fleabag, so clearly she is doing something very special, and we hope that she will be sprinkling her star dust over the newjames bond franchise, she's already been in star wars we will be watching their every move. how strong is the british field? not bad, respectful. we have hugh grant, i think he should have won the bafta. he is probably not going to win the emmy, but the renaissance of hugh grant continues, ben wishaw also recognised for a very english scandal, kit harrington, emilia clarke, and i think we can take mr harris, jared harris from chernobyl, similarly emily watson. they do you spend a lot of time abroad, but when it is awards season, we cling them back. and i mentioned mr netflix, he has said he is going to be investing up to £500 million in british productions in the coming year. so obviously we're doing something right on the small screen. and now some stag—gering footage from northern spain, where a deer found itself trapped in waterlogged ruins in the count

the changing of the guard and i see this or when already and the fact that the head of netflix, mr netflixg, so clearly she is doing something very special and we hope that you will be sprinkling or star dust on the new james bond franchise. we will be watching their every move. how strong is the british field? respectful we have hugh grant, strong is the british field? respectfulwe have hugh grant, i think he should have won the bathtub. he is probably not going to win the enemy, but the renaissance of hugh grant continues and also recognised for the scandal, harrington and i think we can take mr harris from chernobyl, did you spend a lot of time abroad but when it is award season, i mentioned mr netflix has said he is going to be investing up to £500 million in british productions in the coming yea rs. british productions in the coming years. so obviously we are doing something right on the screen. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. good evening. we have a fair bit of rain arriving to the day on sunday but temperatures storage 27 degrees in the east.

the head of netflix, reed hastings, mr netflix, was asked what was the show you wish was on netflix,

mr. moffet, with google, facebook, twitter, netflix et cetera so big and producing so much video do you seeergers somewhere down the line? >> guest: well, possibly. there's always a desire to see the only way to survive is to cut costs and to keep concentrating and in traditional models that has also meant you get more leverage but it depends on where you are talking about in the value chain. the business of creating content is not a terribly skill intensive business but skill intensive in in the sense that you need to be reasonably large to be able to survive [inaudible] of a good year and lean your but you don't necessarily get to make a movie all that much cheaper because you're already making eight or nine others. the economies to scale logic of that layer of the value chain are not terribly compelling. at the layer of the value chain of aggregating entertainment networks so aggregating the aggregators, if you were, it's all about negotiating leverage and that feels today increasingly like a strategy of simply trying to defend a sinking ship. i'm not sure -- it may work for little while

mr. iger, the date of the unveiling of disney plus if you shorted netflix at that very moment, the stockas $367 at the close that day. you see where netflix is now $100 since april 11th. there was a time not long ago, if you recall, netflix's market cap was above that of disney pointed out on those days, it was so extraordinary now it is half that of disney. >> do you think that the whole reed hastings, the more the merrier, story line, is over >> yes >> you do? >> yes i think that was misguided from the beginning. i wondered why people didn't look at the disney offering as potentially at least mitigating the potential growth of netflix. somehow that seems to be a theme that people are wondering about. netflix might have to get into news and sports. >> what? >> yeah. >> that will cost a fortune. >> yes, it would wouldn't it? >> yes they have to do something because the signups are going to start going down and that's -- this thing is controlled by the signups. if i own the stock, i think i would still sell it. >> really? investors -- they can't take solace in international growth >> at a

mr. avery's side of theresa haw back's vehicle. >> everybody is listening what do you want to say today? >> i'm innocent. >> avery is the subject of a netflixeresa halbach in 2005. he made the confession during a taped interview during a separate documentary. interesting. the couple is sounding the alarm claiming their smart home was hacked. the milwaukee family says someone cranked their thermostat up to 90 degrees, played vulgar music through their speakers and spoke to them through a camera. >> it gives me the chills just talking about it. my heart was just racing. i was -- i felt so violated at that point. jillian: couple thinks someone hacked their wifi and google devices. google says nest was not breached. back to you guys. steve: thanks, jillian. next week all immigrants who apply for asylum in this nation will wind up staying and waiting for their days in court in mexico. ainsley: no more catch and release. mexico has been a great partner. they say we will bring you in. we will give you safe haven. we will give you skills and train you and give you a job. brian: so instead after saying after 20 days we will release you and your whol