libya salon writes in the guardian whether that's an e-mail from your mother an episode of house of cards on netflix or a bank transfer of means that cable i a species i has presents as comcast a.t.m. t. or verizon don't get to choose which data is more quickly and which sites get blocked or throttled based on which content providers pay a premium the forty four year old pi clearly not as evil but definitely a government bureaucrat and more importantly former lawyer for telecom giant horizon is strongly against the regulations and has called the concerns that inspired them hypothetical harms and hysterical prophecies of doing so with netflix amazon facebook and thousands upon thousands of others protesting and pie in the telecom boys standing firm there is nothing neutral about the internet today and you know that means it's time to start watching the hawks.

on a. mac. . oh god can you imagine the number of americans right now who are like. want to save you. gotta watch house of cards on netflix right now i just don't have the time that yes yes. right now they are mounds of money being thrown around a wall street are bigger than they've ever been there's a massive auto loan bobble a huge student debt bubble and others and when they burst in a thousand pieces it will result in a lot of people going broke and mcdonald's mcrib suddenly becoming a delicacy couple days after after the auto bubble burst that mcgreevey is going to be up for a quarter and see it well you know you can pay for things with a fist full of nickel ribs and say it wasn't a day is coming. how is everybody talking about wall street right now the five richest man has the same amount of wealth as the bottom half of the world three point seven billion people and in the us ninety nine percent of the wealth created since the recovery is going to the top one percent the people who work on wall street at the at the hedge funds in the big banks they do nothing but make a few people very rich they make more in a day t

libya salon writes in the guardian whether that's an email from your mother an episode of house of cards on netflix or a.

libya salon writes in the guardian whether that's an e-mail from your mother an episode of house of cards on netflix or a bank transfer of means that cable i a species i has presents as comcast a.t.m. t. or verizon don't get to choose which data is more quickly and which sites get blocked or throttled based on which content providers pay a premium the forty four year old pie clearly not as evil but definitely a government bureaucrat and more importantly former lawyer for telecom giant horizon is strongly against the regulations and has called the concerns that inspired them hypothetical harms and hysterical prophecies of doing so with netflix amazon facebook and thousands upon thousands of others protesting and pie in the telecom boys standing firm there is nothing neutral about the internet today and you know that means it's time to start watching the hawks. as. you. would like you know that i got. the world watching the ball talk science i robot times have the right net neutrality i firmly been having this conversation. for a decade we have at least the last two three years at least let's listen t

that was a close republican ally of the white house calling it a category 5 hurricane and someone else compared it to house of cards on netflix. i think what the white house is feeling is a tremendous sense of frustration basically and even the people -- some people say this is a real issue. you can't argue with the facts. maybe as julie just said, some issues of legal jeopardy for the president's son and potentially others who get ensnared. even people who said this is overheated or overblown. this is not really a legal headache. it's a pr catastrophe and nightmare because it's again this russia cloud that the white house can't seem to shake. coming back over the administration. it something that upsets the president, makes him more prone to the sorts of tweets we have come to know that get him in trouble. and also again, distracts from his foreign trip he went on, they're expecting good coverage out of, it will follow him to paris and sort of influences everything that happens in this white house. including the health care bill he's now trying to pass. >> i want to give you first crack at this, as the clinton campaign's com

>> i would have everybody watch "house of cards" on netflix and see what happens when the country goes season. . liz: but what can they do? what can they physically do now? how can hackers break in now? >> well, they would have to have physical access to it. but you're right. through the social engineering plugging in usbs, altering the firmware, the software, you could throw a lot of elections into chaos because you wouldn't trust the outcome. liz: morgan wright, you're the best. love having you go on the show. come back soon. >> you bet, liz. liz: let's get back to your money. the dow closing close to 22,000. closing near that record high. it did close at a record high, in fact, today. again, the 47th since the election. we're going to have more after the break. don't go away .. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. liz: the dow getting close to 22,000. the 47th high for the dow since the election. all major aver

neil: owing to peter's point, when "house of cards" came on netflix, i love kevin spacey, i oh, whatppened kevin, what is going on with your career? look at him now. it is all the rage. i'm wondering what the message will be. not as if traditional companies like this one, and destiny of course, that have a lot of content, don't have options. what are the options now, in light of what netflix is doing and amazon and others? >> i think traditional companies need to look the way they're packaging great content they already have, making it seem accessible, making seem high value, low cost. and for companies that are in this streaming space or in any space, producing this buzz worthy content, right, that is gets attention, whether people, controversial content, like "13 reasons why" on netflix or getting emmy nominations that is creating a buzz, getting people of all ages, across the world now to tune in. neil: so i'm netflix and to peter's earlier point, i'm sitting at a board meeting, i'm wondering about the landscape, who is my threat? >> well, i think your threat is going to be your b

one final business story. it seems the house of cards is still standing for netflix. >> it has surpassed the milestone of 100 millionsers worldwide. it added 5 million subscribers in the last quarter helping to boost earnings by almost one third. more than half of netflix subscribers are now outside the united states. the company will continue to invest more in new content after success of its original series and news sent the company's shares soaring by 10% in trading on monday. binge watching all of those series. thank you, stephen carroll. going to move on with our international press review. offre going to start us with reactions in the united states to all of these latest rumblings and comings and goings. reactions in the united states to all of these rumblings and comings and goings on the health care bill. >> that's right. it was essentially buried after two republican senators said they would oppose the vote on the health care bill that aims to overhaul obamacare. it's a blow to the republicans and the second time the bill has faced a hurdle. does this mean that trumpcare is finally dead? that's what one was

of billion. subscriberrics, adds, is expected to be relatively strong. 3.20 3 million net advertisements based on strong content. season five of "house of cards." we have a very interesting chart on netflix'set adds for subscribers overall. net -- the growth, year.or the subscribers, we see a down trend. the easy comp relative to last year, that dipped lower -- a bit messy. the stock initially dropped on that. if they hit the numbers expected, 3.20 3 million 3.23 million-- subscribers, it should take the growth at or above even. this is a stock in a very volatile space after its earnings report. hit the number, we could see a big move higher. if not, they could move lower. the second quarter report last year. we see a big drop-down, 13%. the big news up and down in general, except the last two quarters, is suggesting we are likely to see you there and 8% move up or down for the shares of netflix. outlook onabout the the international business. the bull market continues and bond yields lay low. investors are plowing into riskier assets and equities. investors allocating about 40% of portfolios to stocks, a level not seen since 2007. joe: joining us now is ben carlson, a wealth manager. you

of the house gives way if that wall decides to go through. but the corner of the wall now like on a cat err corner. this is real house of cards here not to mention the netflix series. see the railing there left of the stairwell? when this happened and the within cents nearby heard it crackling at first, then heard it give way, they ended up seeing a woman screaming hanging on for dear life on that railing, and they climbed in here at risk to their own lives and got in there and saved the couple think think are in their 40's. >> what did it sound like? >> it started off with a crackle, and it was just a big boom. >> and then you see all of this stuff just crumble snout. >> seen all of the debris. >> seen dust. >> dust, like you see when a building demolishes. did you see people right away. >> not right away. when adults settled a little bit we seen the lady hanging from the railing, so we jumped down in the hole and went over there and got her out of there. >> reporter: i'm going to try to figure out what the whole mural on the side of the house said, but you see lover and friends, i think this couple has a couple of new friends in seth and bones who saved t

on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! >> neil: who called netflix a house of cards? ery strong survive or growth, more than five million new members. >> neil: all right, protesters being led away outside mitch mccome's office. senate majority leader, who is trying to cobble together a number of republicans to go ahead and vote for a pleasure that has proven controversial with moderates and conservatives alike. in where in there might be the making of a deal. not to these protesters. saying it endanger's public health. i don't know if that is a view of snowman chin. but he joins us now. these happen all the time but picking up the pace right now. those against what republicans are saying, cruel and inhumane. do you think what they're concocting is cruel and inhumane? >> in west virginia every dpem graphic gets hit. we're saying let's work through it. the fry vat exchange is in -- private exchange is in serious problems. we can help there. we've got people that we have given 20 million people the wealth and healthcare and no i can have instruction how to use it in the m

we put up the q2 content winners of some of the most watched shows on netflix in the second quarter, two of them are on their final seasons. right? "house of cards" and "orange is the new black. "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" in the third season during the quarter they canceled a number of shows such as "blood line" as well as "the getdown" after only one season. what do you think of their strategy at this point is it working? are they still finding their ground >> yeah, it's willfully not an easy thing to do it's not all science or -- and analysis it takes a combination of the creative and the analytics to understand what your subscribers want to see and how much they want to see it and what impact it has on both churn and acquisition and i think netflix is way ahead of everybody on that the problem, always, is you have to bring in the creative element. it's not like you can actually, you know, force directors or writers to create the exact kind of content that you know is right. so, i think that netflix has a proven team that understands content and understands how to utilize the analytics behind not only choosing, but also on how to promote it.

while sounding like ncis ubs, loosely based on successes like 13 reasons why, house of cards and orange is the new black. when i interviewed the ceo of netflix explained one of the great streets behind the love for netflix has to do with how few sereries are ever canceled there have been some high profile cancellations of late, which calls into question the company's content budget, so it can't afford a lot of failures spotty execution for expensive originals he points out might put the future at risk as the company burns a lot of cash. i say given the original content they put on, the failures are inevitable that's the law of large content. but the record is darn good, much better than everyone else, and that matters i always remember hastings telling me they produce films by matching with what worked with what can work. artificial intelligence meets programming decisions. at any given time, there are stocks that can't be valued by traditional metrics because you'll miss the big picture, like this guy did with netflix netflix with amazon and tesla. amazon's made it difficult to judge what it's worth because of how much investors will pay fo

house of cards. the streaming giant netflix wows markets as it surges past 100 million customers. live from london, that's our top story onuesday, 18thjuly. shares in netflix surge during after hour trade — as it beats expectations — boosting its revenues. also in the programme.... renegotiating trade in north america — the us says better access and reducing its trade deficit is at the top of its priorities when taking on nafta. european markets... they are all in the red. all eye to the uk and inflation figures due out in a few hours time. cutting the odds. can artificial intelligence give you the edge in sports betting? we'll meet the man who claims his algorithms are going to turn the industry on its head. today we want to know how do you watch your tv? on demand or live as it's broadcast? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. welcome to business live. we begin with netflix. the video streaming giant surprised investors overnight with its second quarter earnings. the company added 5.2 million subscribers in the past three months, boosting its global customer base to 104 million. it's a company whose growth refl

house of cards. netflix wows markets as it surges past 100 million subscribers, potentially sending shares to a record high. and would giving away one thousand euros a month to a person free them up to pursue their passions? we discover how one bold start—up is finding the answer to the question of a universal basic income. welcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. in a minute, we'll have an update on rio tinto‘s operations. but first: we begin with netflix. the video streaming giant surprised investors overnight with its second quarter earnings. the company added 5.2 million subscribers in the past three months, boosting its global customer base to 104 million. it's a company whose growth reflects the changing culture of tv viewing habits around the world. since its transformation from a dvd rental service to video streaming ten years ago, the firm's share price has rocketed from just over $3 to more than $160 a share. and netflix is splashing the cash. this year it will spend $6bn on content. that's 25% more than its rival amazon is thought to be spending. it's all in an effort to lure viewers away from traditional tv ne

next guest no stranger to washington and the power of politics and that's because he spent the last few years co-starring on netflix hit house of cardseen to the white house before? >> when i won the national book award. >> nancy was a fan. >> i'm surprised that story doesn't exactly revere family values. >> she's goss the astrology in her. >> i think she like the title more than anything. >> scorpion was a very good book. >> still pays the rent. >> have a seat. >> why am i here mr. president. >> rem my briefed you. >> he said you need add book. he didn't say about what. >> america works. >> actor paul sparks played author tom yates on the netflix thriller if you haven't watched the fifth season spoiler alert he play as key role in claire's rise to power. also met a which we'll leave for the show he's back in the nation's capitol talking to congress about another issue very close to his heart and that is diabetes. this morning he joins us live in the lot of g to see you, paul. thanks for coming in today. >> hello. >> do you ever binge watch house of cards. >> i did before i got on the show. but then once i got on the show, i have nev

"house of cards," some of the others we know 13 reasons and stranger things and some other big hits for netflix. big hit with subscriber growth intact on the way to the upside. look at that surge, melissa and dave. 9%! so that a is great number overall for the stock. you know they called it options market, second day of trading might even be more volatile. watch for that as well. we know it will sell as a performer over the last year. back to you guys. melissa: nicole, thank you so much for that. that was the thing everybody cares about with netflix, they want to see what is happening with the subscriber growth. i don't know if all our viewers, you guys watching us on cable, you're watching us on satellite, i don't know if you use netflix. we don't want you to leave us. this is certainly the question out there, is the transformation. david: because a lot of folks out there are watching regular tv rather than streaming tv, a lot of them might think this is a flash in the pan. what we found out from today's numbers this is most definitely not a flash in the pan. everybody was thinking back to the dot-com era when everything was kind of a

netflix three really big notable ones in drama house of cards the crown stranger things and then huluwalk away with that that would be the first emmy drama nomination for them. >> everybody talking about the new "game of thrones" which will come out this weekend. oh, my goodness. so much going on. thanks hillary. have a great weekend. we'll talk to you soon. >> reporter: thanks. you, too. >> bye. >> 6:25. >> we have seen so much -- oh. we have seen so [laughter] >>> -- change during our careers in television, haven't we, steve. >> my goodness. it's so much. i am i think one of three people in the country that don't have netflix. >> really? >> see. and that's the response i get. >> that's -- >> but steve was the first person that i knew to not have a land line and just a cell phone. >> i don't even know what a land line is. >> i know that's right. >> netflix when they mailed you copies of things, back in those old days in that's when everybody thought they were going to tank because they couldn't keep up with the dvd's they were the first to go online and now boom. >> sometimes you hav

of year and there will be rain round, especially on friday. bye. this is business live from bbc news with rachel home and ben bland. stronger than a house of cards. the streaming giant netflixuk and inflation figures due out in a few hours time.

known series "house of cards," orange is the new black, master of none all came out last quarter, all very big draws. this is really a golden age of programming in netflix, double down onhere. >>> amazon could be joining the meal kit delivery business and that is bad news for blue apron that plunged as much as 11%. competition in the industry is already tough. amazon has a history of disru disruptidi "discoverdi disrupti disruption. apron down about a third in value. have you used one of these? >> no. but it's time. >> i do like this 37. >> you get everything sent to you, correct? >> yeah. you can try new thing. you don't have to shop. >> but you have to get the kids on board and that ain't easy with new recipes. >> no. thanks for joining us. >> a major shift in the republican strategy on health care, the new plan repeal now, replace sometime later. "new day" starts right now. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's tuesday, july 18. and we begin with breaking news. the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare collapses. that leaves a huge amount of doubt about the stabili

there is new "house of cards," " glowge is the new black," " ," this is drawing people in. >> we will talk more about content in a second, we want to focus on netflixrs. you can see really outperforming, are there any risks to this? : not in terms of analyst recommendations, you dial-in, and almost everyone has upgraded their price target, but -- andre a few notable the key is profitability. revenue is great, but what about the profit? content costs money. $66 million was all they brought in in terms of net income, that missed expectations. many want to see where the $15 billion is going to be put to work they're going to spend an content, but now looking at the upside. vonnie: let's have a look at netflix anr, there is 60% of say buy.25 analyst you can see estimates are rising. some are still bullish on this. >> just three say sell netflix, the stock is up 70% over the last 12 months, this is a company that is dragged along with the rest of the fans and painted as an outperformer. you still have to see what the price for earnings are, this is the company trading at 150 times for future earnings. how do you vindicate that? for now, investors are ha

talked to one republican close to the white house who described it as a category five hurricane and another friend of the white house operative described it as house of cards, the dystopian netflix series. and there's just a lot of mistrust and in-fighting. this is a white house, to begin with, in-fighting is a core value and immediately when the emails came out, instead of trying to manage the problem, they turned on each other and tried to figure out who's leaking, who gave this to the "new york times" and further you have these legal teams who are siloed and feuding with each other. the president's legal team and his son-in-law's legal team. they don't want the two men understandably talking with each other. there are a lot of tensions and you throw in the president's namesake son, don jr., who hired his own legal team and talking about his own p.r. team and a lot of people who are not coordinating for legal and cultural reasons and it's a really tricky thing to handle. robert: they were trying to handle it as they were on air force one, the president flying back from his trip. mark, the "new york times" broke this explosive story. did "the times" expect donald trump jr. to r

of fox, watch netflix, "house of cards," whole thing would be solved without president underwood's -- president's underwood, you should say >> i haven't kept up the reason i mention is netflix quietly -- sorry >> football season, what's going onhere >> monday night football, worried about it with disney we haven't talked about moffitt piece on disney. >> no, we haven't. >> remember they assassinated comcast, but, obviously, you have to worry about the price of what sports costs. i wish bob eiger would talk about the idea those costs can somehow be reined in >> these are long-term deals that they've signed. it makes it difficult when you talk about that. but as you watch cord cutting accelerate, which it will and is, you have fewer and fewer subscribers. >> david, i watch espn on my hand held, i'm a customer, i'm a sign-up guy. >> that's the big moment you've got to figure out exactly what your revenue source is from there and how you negotiate those kinds of deals direct to consumer, and you cut out -- you have contracts in place with the distributors >> verizon, i watch every ad it's very hard to get through without watching the ads you want to watch schefter, you have to watch the ads. >> you do, you do. apple, as you point

netflix says it now has about 104 million subscribers — half of them outside its home market of america. it says investing on shows like house of cardsing to be unveiled by the boss of the bank of england mark carney. this is him with an earlier version. the new note will feature a picture of jane austen and should be available from september. you'll soon be able to judge the punctuality of your train journey to the minute. that's thanks to a shake up by the industry's trade body. at the moment, a train is said to be "on time" if it arrives within ten minutes of the scheduled arrival. but now punctuality will be measured much more tightly. let us have a quick look at the markets. not a particular pretty picture. the ftse has been giving up earlier gains despite the fall in the pound which helps companies sell more overseas. the fall in sterling has happened because of the surprise fall in the inflation rate, making it much less likely the bank of england will raise interest rates. the euro is also trading higher. simon. good to see you! cannot be said of all your guests! thank you very much. as schools prepare to close for the holida

list of nominations including west world and netflix house of cards the crown and stranger thing as well hulu's the handmade tale if it wins it will be the first time hulu scores an emma but the on a come back. rookie series this is us pick up 11 nominations including one for six-year dry spell for the big four networks. the last one to appear in the category the good wife in 2011. from drama now com dough saturday night live pick up 22 nominations. it tied hbo west world for the most nominations. probably figured this season exits by alec baldwin and melissa mccarthy portraying president trump and sean spicer clearly had something to do with it. kate mckinnon and leslie jones picked up nods as with every award show there were some upsets. hbo the leftovers barely made it on to the nominations list with one nod for best actress. another snub oprah winfrey her film the immortal life was short listed in the movie category. late night t have you snubbed. late night with seth myers ton note show with jimmy fallon left off the nominations list. >> whose to say -- okay. obvious snubs. but others are not. henrhenrietta book. didn't like the movie so much. >> just because someone didn't

nominations, their biggest one in the drama section west world drama will be a big section this year, netflix following hbo at 91, they have a few in the drama section, house of cardthe crown, stranger things and who knew, rounding out top of the pack with drama section. now they walk away with that. that would be first emmy nomination in drama for them but not doing so well, this year amazon they have 16 nominations, same number they got last year. they have catching up to do, but it is interesting to see how streaming sites are really taking over, and changing how we watch tv, we want it all at once. we don't want to wait week-by-week to get different episode. >> that says a lot about us. >> it is great to be recognized by having a statue but this is also good financially, isn't it for netflix. >> yeah, this is great. they have invested millions and millions of dollars in developing this original content. this is a plan they had about a year ago to invest in 200 plus more hours, that is netflix alone in original content and this is, this is paying off for the company. >> really as you think about those netflix show like since eight is a show i have been watching

house of cards. it was noted in the note that google searches for netflix increased in the second quarter, pointing to accelerating international downloads of the app in the corner. one big question for the 6:00 p.m. webcast is whether content cost will be pushed even higher than what we've already seen projected from hastings. guys >> i have a question i may or may not know of a family where they share a single password. >> how old are the kids? >> they may be -- they may be in their mid-20s at this point. how does that affect their subscriber growth, and do they plan to do anything about that >> well, you know, this is an issue that was brought up many times over the past couple of years. we haven't heard that much about it from netflix recently, but netflix expects families to share accounts and they have a certain number of streams you have going tame. it sounds like they are not worried about that every couple of quarters we hear more questions about it by i think they are okay with us, just a small family sharing an account and having four streams which is about the standard. as for whether or not accounts are going to be shared boydly which can be more problem

house of cards. >> maybe he will win the emmy this time. >> so many nominations from netflix. but it's still an artificial intelligence story people don't understand, they're happy having you pay $8. once they have the info on what you like they can give you exactly what you want. 42 movies for me i have no other time than to look at amazon to see that they still got these wing tips they want me to buy. >> erase $2.5 billion on market capitol somehow. >> amazon shirts, then i realized they were button down i like the french collar 35 bucks a shirt. >> speaking of retail, still to come this morning, ceo kevin mansell. we'll hear his plan for growing the retailer and battling amazon we'll get to harley with a pretty deep production guidance cuts, some misses in the furniture business take a look at the futures more "squawk on the street." ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> some pictures to show you. alibaba jack ma hosting the u.s./china business summit in washington we'll monitor that the mission here, they say, is to discuss economic issues of mutual