or some of the statements i think kevin spacey made that it was the creatively most wonderful experience working on the house of cards. so we will see, you know, how the world is going to look ten years down the line. right now i feel all of this information, just like baseball didn't tell a pitcher how to pitch, but i think simply, you know, this is meaningful and useful for the content creators. >> host: how big is the big data industry? >> guest: it's, i mean, there is no such word as big data. there's a big data in health, and there's a big data in education, and there's a big data -- what i know, i tell students, i teach students if i look at the demand for the courses that deal with the data, data science, big data, if that's any indication, then it's very enormous. everybody wants to have the skill. you go to the employers, and they want to know, can you deal with it? do you have an experience with it, you know? because even if you are a grocery firm, even if you are a hospital, everybody realizes that this information has lot of intelligence embedded in it. do we have an ability

how many people might like kevin spacey or political drama or any combination of that. now you have all this intelligence, you feel pretty good about making some predictions on whether the show is likely to be successful with my subscriber base. compare that with maybe some traditional firms who have aggregate information so you have ratings and 70 people from 15 - 24 age or 15 - 40 years old are watching the show from nine to 945. sometimes the aggregate data, now you have netflix which knows exactly who watches what and it can promote the content appropriately. the house of cards, they had created six different trailers which could be used to promote the sort of thing. you like this sort of thing so let me highlight this part of house of cards. right there you can see having access to this detailed user information, and having the skills and willingness to use the data, you would think that provides them an advantage and you can see where the industry is going. >> prof., what is a comcast or cox have that data through their set-top box as well? they know if someone is

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i'm not sure that kevin spacey behind bars in an orange jumpsuit was gonna do it for me, right? or robin wright. - i hear you. - so, that show is now four seasons. - yeah, we're on our fifth. we're shooting our fifth. - shooting your fifth. so, i was going to ask you, do you have a sense yet and if you do, are you in the position to tell us or talk about it, whether your part will be materially different, larger, changed, in the new season? - i think you'll see it much the same. - you've now been, candidly, you've been, it seems like you've grown a little bit in visibility on the show in this part. - yeah, i think it's funny. there are no small parts. (laughter) no small parts but you know, i've been very fortunate and people seem to resonate with the character, as silly or as interesting, i'll use, as she is, i think people have connected and that's all you can ask for. - the other thing that i'll say, and i'll say this as a white man of a certain age, to see latina characters on television in major series is itself a thing these days as the population of the country has change

of allegiance to an upside down american flag, and you might remember series four ended with kevin spacey'scewood promising not to submit to terror but to make the terror so now people are wondering did he deliver on that promise and is that what we're seeing. >> we had a discussion a couple minutes ago about where things were left. >> it was a very dark final episode. >> yeah. >> i love that show. >> get a proper recap before watching season -- >> clear out the end of may to sit on my couch for an extended period of time. see you back here tomorrow morning, thanks for watching, everybody. >>> i'm gray hall coming up next on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m., the swearing in is over, now donald trump is beginning his first full day on the job but not before a stop for reflex. >>> reflex -- reflection, thousands of women are heading to washington, d.c. for a march and one is about to begin in philadelphia. we're live in philadelphia and washington. >>> we have rain and possible flooding, but first, watch out for the fog, all next on "action news" saturday morning. hambone! sally! 2

of allegiance" to an upside down american flag, and you might remember series four ended with kevin spacey'sderwood promising not to submit to terror but to make the terror so now people are wondering did he deliver on that promise and is that what we're seeing. >> we had a discussion a couple minutes ago about where things were left. >> it was a very dark final episode. >> yeah. >> i love that show. >> you need to get a proper recap before watching season -- >> i'm going to clear out the end of may to sit on my couch for an extended period of time. see you back here tomorrow morning, thanks for watching, everybody. >>> skiers and snowboarders enjoying fresh powder in the mountains this weekend. they've seen more than four feet of snow in the last four days. the sierra is expecting at least two more feet during this weekend's storm. chains are required on interstate 80 from gold run and placer county to the nevada state line and on route 50 from placerville to el dorado county. >>> all lanes of highway 17 back open this morning after this tree fell. some drivers were stuck on the freeway for

kevin spacey and robin by the way, the show tweeted the video out adding the caption, we make the terrorsaying. we couldn't possibly come. >> my goodness. too late for me to catch up? >> no. >> marathon them all at once. >> we'll just take a day. >> put the sunshine behind. >> i did the crowns and now time for this one. >> we can flip-flop. >> you got four seasons, though. >> four seasons to do it. >> thank you. >>> up next, the rough draft of history. the most memorable images from the inauguration of president trump. we're back in a moment, but, first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> no matter which side of the political aisle you're on always watch the peaceful transfer of power. >> lots of wonderful scenes yesterday from donald trump taking office to barack obama leaving office. there were many remarkable moments on inauguration day. lots of sights and sounds as we leave you this morning, here's a look at some of those from that day. have a fantastic weekend, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united state

kevin spacey and robin wright back on may 30th. out adding, "we make the terror." netflix said we could not comment. >> can it too late for me to catch up? >> no. >> marathon them all at once. >> take a day. >> you can put a sunshine behind them. i did "the crown." now it is time for this one. >> you have four seasons. >> four seasons? >> all right. >>> up next, the most memorable images of the inauguration of donald trump. we are back in a moment, but "rst this is >>> no matter which side of the political aisle you are on, it is remarkable to watch the peaceful transfer of power in the u.s. >> from donald trump to barack obama leaving it. there were moments on inauguration day. as we leave you this morning, a look of the seeights and soundsn that inauguration day. have a fantastic saturday. ♪ >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> from this day forward it's going to be only america first. america firs

vonnie: it is always been the question for netflix, how much does it end up paying for the likes of kevin spaceybig hit? are we seeing it hurt a little? cory: i think one of the things to look that is what happens in the market for a long time. numbers in the u.s. where they have been a long time, dozens reiber -- the subscriber growth rate. you are not new to an environment. you see it really slowing down. it shows you why it is so important to grow internationally. and what the future might hold for these guys as they start to saturate other markets. david: i read a p is colleague on "bloomberg businessweek" looking at netflix global expansion. to get well of these big markets. how much time do they have to do that? they have all of this money. if i was a working actor in hollywood, i will not go anywhere else. how much patience will investors have for netflix to get it done? to thet speaks larger larger market, how patient investors are period for companies and there are not generating big sums of money. the thing about subscriber growth, it is governed by the company. the company can decide