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to the set, a look behind the scenes at a tv show and a company turning millions of americans into binge viewers. >>> later, the big chill going on this summer. the very good reason why people across the country are doing this with increasing frequency these days. >>> back now as promised with a behind-the-scenes look at the television series that changed the definition of bingeing among viewers in the modern era. the show is "house of cards." it has millions of devoted addicts. and the company behind it, netflix, is now responsible for a staggering one-third of all internet traffic in north america in peak hours. we get our report tonight from cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: "house of cards," nominated for 13 emmys this year, centers around the ultimate washington power couple. kevin spacey's masterfully manipulative frank underwood -- >> politics, this force is bigger than all of us. >> reporter: -- and his ruthless wife, claire, played by robin wright. we were given exclusive access to the show's much-anticipated third season. >> ready for bed. >> she doesn't bother seeing this way. an

. >> also added, binge-watch.ou can watch your favorite tv programs back to back on those streaming devices. you all binge-watch. >> they all binge-watch cnn. >> yes. >> hot mike, some victims in the political world. >> people in twitterverse listening to me say cray for crazy. >> and finally, bro hug, defined as a friendly embrace between two men. >> i like, your performance art here. >>> look closely at this photograph of an early 20th century couple. to their right, a classic water bottle that could only have been placed by someone from our time. where is it? do you see it? >> it's on the fireplace. >> these are actually actors that appear in downton abbey. >> they removed photo from its website. now people can binge-watch the program and not be bothered with the water bottle in the background. >> absolutely. i was going to say that, but very well said. >> you're trying to take my joke. >> you're still a dosrk. >> and you're cray cray. >> we have more for you. thanks for staying tuned. >>> coming up in the next

it's not a binge watch that you. it's a mystery that you want to get to the end to. people and might not be that happy once you get to the end but you will want to try to get there. >> so you mentioned, too, off the top when you were saying you were hoping everybody was caught up on "breaking bad." these two going head-to-head in the drama category. >> these are the two top contenders for the drama category. you also have other great shows in there. you have "house of cards" but "breaking bad" has made such an impact in cable drama. more so than even "mad men." i would say we haven't seen an impact like this since the sopranos. it was such an iconic phenomenon. everybody knows who walter white is. >> sure. >> it's such an iconic show for cable dramas at this point. i think -- i think people want to celebrate it because it's now over. at the same time, "true detectives" killed it at the creative arts emmys so people are thinking "true detectives" might pull an upset. >> let me ask you quickly about the tribute to robin williams. we knew there would be one. are you hea

and then i started hearing a bing, like bing, bing, bing.erally five feet away i see this man probably in his late 50s, early 60s, and i look down and i saw these two younger hispanic guys kicking him in the head, like, repeatedly, and his head was bouncing off this pole. >> what you saw here today was actually a battery. they were stomping his head. he was pretty messed up. >> the inmate who was attacked survived because of a quick response by staff on the yard. his assailants were sentenced to six months in fulsom's administration segregation unit. some of the most violent gang attacks have taken place here at california state prison corcoran's security housing unit, or shu. we visited the shu's now vacant exercise yard, which has been the scene of some of the prison's most brutal violence. ♪ >> i can see why fights went on in that exercise yard. because it was literally like a cage. there was nowhere for you to go. and if you really wanted to take someone out, that was the place to do it. it's literally -- like the most extreme ultimate f

they're everywhere and organize endless policies and drinking binges. angelos it is a whistleblower form a fraternity member. despite the risks. i had this maybe this romantic notion of what was happening inside that you know it would be you know gyves and tweed blazers drinking scotch and debating aristotle and you know if things like some kind of you know class cocktail party vibe which obviously it wasn't very like naive point of view for turning is inherently have a binge drinking culture the main goal. for a party. to get girls trying to sleep with them or to lower inhibitions all around you know if you're on your friends on bar duty you know i would hope to get so and so girl drunk or you know different drinking games would be played. on the bar and you know brothers were kind of collude to forget certain targets you know i mean it sounds funny talking about the threat if not literal it's all kind of very self-conscious. in ninety percent of cases the rapes are committed by an acquaintance. on the east coast in massachusetts david lisak an expert

tinker bell going bing, bing, bing, and it was like special effects, par excellence. ♪ the world is ar ♪ >> it also happened just coincidently at the time when what we think of as the mod '60s came in, colors were all over the place just as tv could start to take advantage of them. >> hi. >> well, glad you could make it. >> i remember saying stay tuned for "gidget" next, in color. >> wednesday night, september 15th, in color on abc. >> it was a big marketing thing. >> color tv was a huge step forward as far as the technology went. and yet, i think of "lost in space." "lost in space" started off as a black and white show and went to color. it didn't get any better when it went to color. >> dr. smith, you're alive. >> of course, i'm alive. do i look like a corpse? >> the period has a reputation for it have as a kind of candy. it sometimes felt like there was this really aggressive innocence to it. >> you are only to blow that in an emergency. >> this is an emergency, you're standing on my foot! >> "gilligan's island" made no sense whatsoever logistically. >> that will make the spiders r

inherently have a binge drinking culture the main goal of a party. to get girls trying to sleep with them or to lower inhibition.

. >> some of our other favorites, binge-watch. to binge-watch a series.d my favorite, neckbeard. we want to see somebody demonstrate that, tweet us. >>> a new public relations headache for comcast. this time a customer says he was put on hold for 3 hours, 25 minutes while trying to cancel his cable service. >> that was just long enough for the customer service office to close. >> to disconnect all of your comcast service, press 3. >> pressing 3. >> i'm sorry, but our offices are now closed. our regular business hours are weekdays from 8 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and saturday -- >> that's how long i've been on hold, and they're closed. >> if you'd like to use any -- >> i'm pissed. >> comcast has since apologized. by the way, he called the next day and was able to get his service canceled within 15 minutes. >> come on, man. sometimes you just want to get rid of your cable service. pull the plug. >> he was very patient. >>> all right, now to a grand slam for a woman hanging on to some hidden treasure. it's been in her family for generations. >> she inherited a colle

is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >>> new statistics show teenage binge drinking is highest in seven areas of the country including in d.c. and many times that binge drinking can lead to life altering mistakes. >> andrea roane tells us about a young woman who says she wishes she would have made better decisions one very dark night in her life. >> reporter: it was june, 2009, honor student leah edgecomb snorted heroin. she was under tremendous stress and turned to drugs as an escape. >> after i snorted the heroin i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: as a result of the heroin, her heart stopped for eight minutes. her brain was deprived of oxygen causing severe damage. after being in a coma for a month she woke up and learned she was a paraplegic. >> my whole world fell apart. i just remember standing over her bed and hysterically crying begging her to please come back to me. >> reporter: leah started drinking in the 8th grade. this led to smoking marijuana and eventually trying heroin when she overdosed. dr. michael visch of inova children's hospital says not only

. >> bing, bing, bing. >> jessica hands over here. >> the little firecracker. >> [laughing] yes. >> butkidding aside, she doesn't really have a lot of front of the house experience. are we really set up to deal with the front of the house? >> yes. >> yep. >> we're excited to see you, man. >> me too. good luck today. you're gonna need it. >> thank you. >> narrator: the doors are finally open, and joe and tim's vip guests start arriving. they include some of l.a.'s finest chefs. melina davies, owner and chef at olive & thyme, chad colby, chef at chi spacca, and elia aboumrad, owner/chef at gorge restaurant. their reaction and the reaction of the other diners will certainly have an impact on joe and tim's decision to invest. >> i really like the logo. i love the red pig, and i love how the lettering is kind of blurred on the edges. i think that's really, really cute. >> [laughing] >> that's two charcuterie boards, please. right away, i get in a flood of orders. i've just got to make sure the servers use the correct table numbers and don't make mistakes. i need two charcuteries, one very qu

you go on binges no i don't and i don't go on binges i want to you know the on say think about what is courtney thinking they're pretty cool i mean you know things get life's life gets complicated sometimes no you know but there were a lot of driving. only fits in the scene if you're you know but. if you're like partying in a senior while the i mean i did this one movie called the key because it was pretty wild there was some wild like yeah sometimes if you have like sex scenes or something so you read little joy when you read the script it says actor drinks i think are good they have. but it's not funny it could be serious you know i mean you know drive and drink no never drive and drink pretty good about that i love that club was great across the border. and they they rent it out for parties to have you read up a part is the good to have you involved with many charities tell me about o.p.c. see ocean park community center o.p.c. sees amazing it's the largest sort of community center on the on the west side that deals with homeless relief and you know it's a battered women's shelter a

she said she is going to binge-watch them in the next couple days here.me. >> getting all caught up. ♪ let's go batter up we're taking the afternoon off ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful day for a ball game ♪ >> well it is indeed. a friday, a beautiful weekend ahead. great time for a ball game, especially in williamsport, pennsylvania, where every year the boys and girls of summer converge for the little league world series. this year one team is sure getting a heck of a lot of attention. >> 11 and 12-year-olds from the south side of chicago making the most of their opportunity and their biggest fans couldn't be more proud. abc's david muir has more. >> reporter: here, the big reveal. >> action! >> reporter: the little league team that could trying to keep a straight face. not so easy. they have come a long way. the parade before it all began in will

they have been on an acquisition binge. when we talked about this earlier this year, they had spent $4 billion. that pace has continued. i think they have a deliberate strategy to place a bunch of bets. i don't think they will slow down. i think they will be more careful. this raise a red flag? >> i think it does. it is pretty unavoidable. the pace of acquisitions, i understand the strategic intent here. $10 billion doing in acquisitions in the first six months, he will always make you nervous that there are things that will fall through the cracks, in respect to do diligence. this is that a small scale, these aren't hugely material numbers in terms of the company's balance sheet or income. but is the notion that where there is one, there may be more. were here has to be -- what other issues has escaped attention? it's of course, the case because of the whole structure of the company, which is been the fundamental red flag that has made investors nervous from the beginning. this notion of variable interest entities during t

netflix invented binge watching. here comes "the simpsons" with a 12 day binge watching.bably netflix is upset because the simpsons has a male primede, the demographic to watch video on demand. another thing to remember about this deal is it is not just the rights to view the simpson's on tv. it is a fully digital deal, video-on-demand and streaming on the internet so you can watch the simpsons on your tablet, your pc, or your phone. >> we have got to start a campaign. who knew. olivia sterns, thanks. we will take a quick break and check in with trish regan for a look ahead at "street smart" at the top of the hour. we will be right back. ♪ >> "street smart" with trish regan comes up at the top of the hour and she joins me now with a preview. earlier today, you spoke to eric schneiderman. >> about the almost $17 billion bank of america is paying. a record fine. i talked to him at length about it. we had an interesting conversation because some of the things i asked him about, you know, he may not have entirely wanted to deal with. for example, the question about what criti

my solution to this, since wikipedia doesn't have anything like legal resources that google or bing or you have, i ignored ve, i ignored it for as long as i could. i said what will happen is the german lawyers will go get a judgment against us and they will try to enforce it in the united states. then i'll come back and win in federal court. that was my first answer. -- my second answer was this. they were so annoying that i was just going to give this story to the new york times, which i did. the new york times went and interviewed the german lawyers and published their names. i said this is ok. at least now, i have demonstrated this story is public interest. it is a public interest issue when people try to erase their history of murders. then i realized that instead of suing wikipedia they have to sue the becausek times" first it has a bigger audience. "new york times" has very good lawyers. they are very good. i was very comfortable with that. and i am looking at this european court of justice decision that says we will exempt newspapers for reasons that do not make sense but we wil

your next netflix binge could go a little faster. they reached a deal with tnt to increase streaming speeds and the quality of its video. -- tox agreed to pain tnt ay tnt -- tth. under a new shipping option called no rush, the website will pay you to send your item. amazon prime members can get standard free shipping or pay a few bucks to get some items in one day. the rush order arrives in five to seven business days. in exchange amazon offers a $1 credit for its instant video service. still ahead, a look at what's new. >> if you like go-go music, mark august 19th on your calendar. that's when chuck brown's final lbum will be released. brown who's known as the godfather of go-go passed away two years ago. the chuck brown band will tour and special tribute events will be prayed to help celebrate. chuck brown day. a park is being created in his honor. if you're looking for a new movie, you have a couple of choices. a few super heroes hit the big screen and the life of james brown is the subject of a new film. here's arch campbell with

families and tv watchers who like to binge have unlimited access. >> host: what kind of questions do you get? >> guest: a lot ask how to watch the local shows on the road. we have a solution with sling technology. members with a tablet or i-phone members can stay connected through the power of the internet. >> host: if someone had an ipad and dish they could watch a local colorado channel anywhere in the united states? >> guest: that is correct. and very important for staying connected to certain issues. >> host: in five years, what are we going to be seeing when it comes to television and cable and satellite companies? >> guest: i think it is going to be let the consumer watch tv where and when they want and the choice to skip commercials and the choice of what they want to watch that their convenience. i think we will see more solutions with that desire. >> host: jenna mcmullen with dish. >> coming up, booktv in prime time features programs on fracking and emergency policy. >> on the next washington journal, a look at how the obama administration has been handling events in the mid

words like netflix-inspired binge watching, live tweeting, sub tweet, buzzfeed have been added to the oxford online dictionary but they're not in the official dictionary as of yet. to our lead story, ail bab why group has been on an acquisition free in the run-up to the i.p.o. but now there are concerns about one of its deals. a film company ail bab yoo took a controlling stake in chinese media group, now known as alibaba pictures, has uncovered possible accounting flaws. the unit may not have made enough write-downs for some assets in the first half of the year, according to a filing. alibaba has tape stakes in more than a dozen companies this year. they range from video sites to the singapore postal service. will these accounting issues raise red flags for investors? is alibaba acquiring too much too fast without enough due diligence? joining me here in the studio is former google china executive fred yu and our contributing editor, a former equity analyst also. you did deal in china. did you ever do a deal in 15 minutes? they were saying they were on the phone 15 minutes nailing th

binge drinking in germany is what we call drinking. based on my parisian relatives who would seem to be correct but. more seriously i think the culprit is the 21-year-old drinking age and there is research to support this and there's a group of college presidents called the amnesty initiative which has been trying to get that change. the research seems to indicate that when people put drink legally students went to bars when you go to bars to drink until they cut you off because you've had too much. when he can't do that use it in your dorm room making something with everclear and kool-aid with nobody in sight who is sober to tell you you've had too much and then you tend to pass on the alcohol. i think that's pretty plausible. i said this before nobody has listened to me. yet another political issue that would have been good for republicans is to campaign on the drinking age back to 18. it was a republican idea and it has done nothing good and a lot of harm and in the mind of the public at large especially low information voters the p

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. >> with plenty of time left in the trade, all the options action binge watchers want to know, whatill koe and carter do now? but before we even get to that, let's play some options versus options to explain why we use all these strategies. if mike had bought that january strike put, he'd be looking at a lot for 50%, since the year date was worthless today, he's looking at a loss of 25%, not great but you know what, better than the alternative. now carter, would you keep on betting against net lix? >> we like that bet. the principle is this, the stock has returned to a difficult level, actually, it's finding a bit of difficulty. few look at how it's performed relative to mark, it's a real lagger, we think this is the stall the sign, ultimately, it will roll over, given the amount of time we have, we are incleaned to stay. >> the exercise we realized, net flicks, the biggest knock against it for the longest time was that they were going to see increase in content costs. they solved that problem by deciding they were going do start creating their own him some have turned out to be inc

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the word binge watch has been added to ax forward dictionary's.com.to take a guess what it might mean? binge watching receivers to watching multiple episodes of a tv show back back. oxford's language monitoring program noticed increase use of the term on social media in february and in june. why those months? that was after the release of netflix series house of cards and orange is the new black. some of the other words online now, yo low acronym you only live once. i love that music video with adam levin. >> adored. it's a abbreviation for adorab adorable. >> and is he a little cray cray. it's a slang term for crazy. these entries are on the website and not in the actual pages of the oxford english dictionary. that's called a book. some of you youngsters might not know what a book is. you actually hold it and there's pages and you read. >> that's cray. >> you probably heard of the ice buck challenge for als. well here at fox 29 news some of us are getting challenged and we're taking it head on. >>> radio host marilyn russell and donny black from 97.7

most likely things a football player might be doing, but he couldn't he also be singing show tunes or bingeing bravo. espn viewers need to know. for more let's go out the senior correspondents correspondent samantha bee live. [cheering and applause] live at rams' training camp outside of st. louis. is a samantha, the final cut to 53 players is going to be on saturday. how are michael sam's prospects? what's been happening? >> jon, i hate to say it, but it sounds like sam is in trouble. >> jon: you don't think he's going to make the team? has he been playing less well than has been reported? >> no, no, no, no. his work on the line has been great, but he's been making his teammates very uncomfortable. >> jon: well, actually they said he's been respecting them. he hasn't been showering with them. >> no, no, no. in fact, he hasn't been getting naked around them at all. jon, there's been no grab-ass, no dick snap, no ball cupping, none of the locker room behavior of normal, heterosexual nfl players. [cheering and applause] >> jon: i know the locker room can get a little, you know, whatever there

. >> i held high-level talks with chinese state counselor "dye bing gwo." >> stephen: well, now you're just making words up. i will have you know, madam, i once did an entire show with president bill clinton. >> oh! ( applause ) i hate to break this to you, stephen, but i've met him, too. >> stephen: gosh, you know everyone! what kind of loser do you have to be to not be included in your book? >> well, you're not in it, stephen? >> stephen: oh, aren't i? you ever notice how president of turkmenistan gurbanguly berd-muha-meadow are never in the same room at the same time. >> no! >> stephen: oh, yes. >> stephen: and, madam, it is not just your name dropping i call into question. i question cur title. it's called "hard choices." but there aren't any real hard choices in here. >> what about negotiating fragile alliances and treaty. >> stephen: oh, i'm talking about real hard choices-- eternal questions like which would you rather fight one horse-sized duck or 100 duck-sized horses? ( cheers and applause ). >> well -- >> stephen: boom! >> now, i admit that is a valid question. here's what i