percentage or other incentives that netflix couldn't match. >> reporter: netflix also faces other challenges. they may have to pay more to get the latest, most popular programming and then there are bandwidth issues. a recent survey shows netflix streaming accounts for 30% of all internet traffic during peak evening hours. the nation's broadband networks say all that streaming takes up a lot of space. some are passing the cost onto consumers. >> susie: robin mcelhatton's story continues on our website. there you can watch her interview with netflix vice president steve swasey. just click "video" at nbr on pbs.org. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week: our friday market monitor guest is sandy lincoln, senior vice president and investment strategist at m&i investment management. we'll also see may factory orders and june chain store sales. and with a shortened trading week because of the july fourth holiday, all eyes will be on friday's employment report for june. >> susie: president obama has nominated thomas curry to be comptroller of the currency. curry is currently a director o

joining me right now is arlene mayerson which is the lead attorney filed against netflix.nk you for being here? >> my pleasure. >> i want to talk about the lawsuit but first for people what streaming content is, can you explain that? >> not to be too technical, it's taking media and allowing it to be shown on the internet. in that process, the matter of delivery is called streaming. >> who are you represent can and why are you suing netflix? >> my organization is disability rights education and we are organization for disability civil rights. we are representing the national association of the deaf, the massachusetts association of the deaf and individuals in a case that we filed in massachusetts for equal access the watch instantly program. >> would that be movies or all sorts of content? >> watch instantly is a big breakthrough because netflix is so much of the leader just the other day in the news, it reported that six out of every ten movies that are streamed are streamed on netflix. >> so are not satisfied with the progress you are making. i want to read a statement.

netflix is taking net flak. is raised prices 60% now about $16 month for unlimited movies screened and on dvd. >> i'm serious about it. i watch movies every day and the prices were so affordable. >> reporter: she's steamed and so were the emailers to cbs 5. no different than the greed of the gangsters on wall street. that sucks. i'm not a netflix subscriber and now i won't be for sure. >> i think anytime you increase someone's cost, especially that much of a percentage, it annoys them. >> reporter: boy, did it. a cnet poll found 55% of the 23 million customers say they will drop the service. >> i think people feel entitled to a pricing structure that's been in place for a long time. >> reporter: cbs technology analyst larry magid has netflix of course and about a dozen other similar services that a lot of people probably don't even know about. netflix certainly has no monopoly. his favorite new one, the diva.com. >> what they are doing is getting around the rules. they actually physical mount a dvd player and st

. >>> netflix has just announced plans to move to an even bigger stage. coming up, where you can stream their movies next. >>> the disaster drifting from the coast, when the debris from the tsunami and japan could reach california. >>> near record setting temperatures today, hottest in the south bay. morgan hilltoping out at 102 degrees. tonight, mainly clear and mild, tracki c acking conditions onheti t tracy brush fire. more coming up. >>> a red hot silicon valley, a company known for its movies. >> that's right. netflix has been on fire when it comes to growth. so far, that's all been in the u.s. and dan. today, the company announced plans to expand and instantly saw its stock price hit an all time high. >> this is not just a good job of movie dubbing, it's a peek into the future of a silicon valley tech company. netflix, which has been moving north lately, when it comes to profits, subscribers and share price, is about to make a big move south. >> that growth showed us that we do have an international appeal. >> telling us on its in-house theater stag

netflix certainly has no monopoly.is favorite new one, the diva.com. >> what they are doing is getting around the rules. they actually physical mount a dvd player and stream it from a physical dvd at their server in sunnyvale. and they charge a buck a movie if you buy 10 at a time. >> reporter: netflix didn't respond to an email request for comment. but many analysts believe that it's trying to get out of the dvd business and push most of its customers to stream their movies on computer or on tv. >> vhs went away. cds are diminishing through downloadable music and streaming music. and eventually dvds will, as well. >> i really think that disks don't have much value in this day and age anyway. >> reporter: there are still customers like ted who say, boy, $16 for all the movies i want? that's still a great deal. >> if they can use the money to invest in better technology and more selections, and for instant uploads, for example, on my computer, that would be fine with me. >> reporter: and this afternoon actually we learn

he says the los gatos research anticipated the outrage. >> shame on you netflix.i thought we had something together. >> reporter: users are venting their anger online. the cost is jumping from $10 a month to 16. >> they could have eked it up slowly. and it wouldn't have angered so many people. >> is it going to change your habits? >> absolutely. >> i think it was handled very badly. people are seeing it as a 16% price increase. anything over 10% people freak out over. i think this is something they should have rethought. this is like the new coke idea. they presented this in the wrong way. they're going to bleed an awful lot of customers. >> reporter: it costs the company 75-cents to mail the dvds instead of 10-cents to stream. >> i think it's appropriate if you want a business to survive they have to do what they have to do. >> reporter: netflix today makes less from a subscriber. the company is banking on subscriber such as this woman. >> the more i use netflix the more i use the streaming. we've been talking about not doing the dvds because the dvds just sit th

for netflix investors tomorrow. if those investors bought stock a year ago, they've tripled their investment. jessica. >> thank you very much. scott. >>> people living in one of the bay area's most dangerous neighborhoods say they they've had enough with crime there. they're using the one weapon they have to take back their streets, information. damion, this is really supposed to be a break through for law enforcement at last. >> it really is. it doesn't happen too often, jessica. last year in east palo alto there were four homicides. tonight that number subpoena to six, but now the locals are helping police find the bad guys. the city's sixth homicide happened overnight. one man is dead and another injured in a shooting that appeared to be targeted. the mayor of east palo alto says the shooter or shooters will pay. >> neither this council nor the police department nor the community itself will allow these shootings to continue unanswered. >> reporter: the mayor says he can back up his statement. residents called in

we found out today why netflix is making such drastic changes. >> netflix is separating its dvd and streaming services instead of paying $9.99 for unlimited it streaming and one dvd at a time customers will now pay $7.99 for each service, or $15.90 for both. that is interesting because users who only want to screen content will save a couple of bucks more than those that just choose a dvd should not be much affected. >> the plans that people were using were just not covering the growing cost of content. so you have sort of a choice, if the 1 netflix to produce a service that has a wide variety of content, you have to set up a system that allows them to pay for it. netflix is taking steps to increase revenue so that they can provide better service. madam netflix would like to remove the service away from dvd to streaming it would take a long time and maybe years, but there is much more content available on dvd through netflix then there is through streaming. you can give it up, you can stomp your feet, but if you really like what they deliver, you'll end up paying and i think most people in th

will flee to netflix competitors. netflix will make more money from the price hike, their stock price has actually gone up this week. >>> listen up, the new company and a new music service launched in the united states today and many say it will give pandora a reason for its money. pandora is based in oakland. spotify is a streaming service done well in europe and now available to americans. everyone in the united states, we should say. it offers 15 million songs to download for free but eventually, you pay to subscribe. >> okay. the race is on for tv's top honor, the emmy awards. >>> the nominees are out nbc's mark barger has the lowdown on the stars and snubs. >> "mat men" tv's top drama three years running and a chance for four after this morning's nominations. 19 overall. but even so, it may not have quite the momentum of past years. >> right now, "mad men" because of long contract negotiations is not coming back until the early part of 2012. so with it being out of sights and mind, it may not have the momentum it

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this release on netflix, "night of the comet" from 1963. saw this in the theater with my girlfriend. the company needs to come up with billions of dollars to pay movie studios for new movies. when it first started, they were able to get all kinds of movie. now hollywood gets it and they -- >> they inch up a little. >> netflix needs the money. i think they have underestimated how upset people are going to be and how dissatisfied they are with the streaming quality of movies. they are going to see some pushback. >> maybe it will change it. thank you very much. >>> 6:27, the debate over a proposed dog park near oakland's lake merritt. >>> new this morning, no charges for a bay area man arrested after a scuffle with police when he refused to pull up pas. talking to san mateo d.a. live next. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> new this morning, brand-new developments regarding the so-called saggy pants saga. good morning, i'm marlin ark tellez. stay tuned for my live interview with the sonoma county d.a. coming up. >>> new this morning, the city of oakland

so why is netflix raising prices? the company needs to come up with billions of dollars to pay movie studios for the rights to stream all those movies. you may have noticed much of what's on netflix, watch it now, are kind of b movies. some of the best movies come from the agreement with starz. that agreement expires soon. also the company couldn't come to an agreement with sony, so all the sony studio movies came off of netflix watch it now as well. >> it's interesting, do you get a guarantee if i'm going to pay 60% more -- >> cool movies, you get those on dvd, 28 days later. >> work on the streaming. >> netflix knows the future is streaming and it has got to come up with money to start paying studios and it's going to do it on the backs of people renting dvds. >> we'll see if people will pay it out. thank you very much. 5:26. hall of famer joe montana presents his new business venture to the santa clara city council. we'll tell you if it all worked out coming up. >>> and you remember this story, he was arrested for

i didn't realize how many alternatives there are to netflix.een zone, red box, itunes, best buy, hulu. it's all over the place. there's so many options these days. >> they possibly should not have raised their prices. >> i'm sure they're regretting it. >> bad move. >> having a few board meetings to go over that decision. >> shares tumbled about 11%. >> more from abc news coming up after the break,k,on't go far. now" -- tough talk. republican leaders on capitol hill take on the republican tea party colleagues. >> they delivered a harsh message but will it be enough to get the tea party support for a debt deal? it is thursday, july 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm tanya rivero. house speaker john boehner used salty language to get through to all of his fellow republicans. will his political push lead to compromise with the democrats? as the debt crisis countdown sends shock waves through financial markets. >> overseas markets already down this morning. the feel

silver is up 15% this year. >>> netflix is raising prices and subscribers are not happy.one is the $10 a month plan that lets customers rent a movie one at a time and stream unlimited movies over the internet. customers have to pay 60% more, nearly $16 a month for the new plan, that one combines the $8 a month streaming only service with this new $8 monthly fee for dvd rentals. we'll see if this changes the number of netflix subscribers now at 23 million. >>> move over chicken nuggets and mac and cheese, healthier kids menus are coming to some chain restaurants, at least 15,000 restaurants in 19 big chains including burger king, chili's and friendley's are announcing a new healthy push, focusing on fruits and vegetables, have less fats and sodium in kids' food. governments will now require restaurants to post calories on their foods. >>> a restaurant instituted a new policy banning children under the age of 6. he said parents of unruly and noisy children are selfish to others and that too many of their customers have had their meals disturbed by crying babies. the owner s

this comes tokyo after netflix announce -- comes two weeks after netflix announced new price increaseswalmart bought video streaming service vudu.com, and offers 20,000 titles that can be viewed on devices with internet access. unlike netflix it will not offer subscriptions making subscriptions similar to itunes. f> up,ne xt t fhomro a recent flight from sfo. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> we usually see flashmobs on ground level. this time way up in the sky. ♪ >> yes, they were airline passengers. 20 performers from a san francisco hula troop started dancing on a flight from san francisco to honolulu earlier this month. hawaiian airlines may have been in on it because the airline released the video and allowed its cabin speak force broadcast the music. how fun. >>> before we leave you tonight, we have an update on our top story. it's been a tense and fiery scene for the last few hours. but i

in netflix is not adding subscribers as in the past. and mcdonald's is unveiling a slimmed down of happy meals today. it will get apples and fewer fries. hundred fewer calories appear on menus in september. that is america's money. >>> starting today walmart is renting out and streaming movies online. world's largest retailer bought voodoo.com and launched the streaming service today. 20,000 titles can be viewed on almost any device. you can rent a movie for prices ranging from a dollar to 5.99 or they can purchase movies for 4.99 and up. >> the officials defending u.s. government networks against cyber attacks is quit. they are not commenting about his departure but it follows several high profile attacks such groups as anonymous. in it will. there was an attack. they thought it was retaliation. documents include information about their relations with many governments, including the u.s., australia, russia and rui crane. they have posted the documents on line. italy's police unit says they have been hacked but it doesn't admit any info

drive up prices netflix pays for consent.'s netflix that's going to lose in this, kyra. >> okay. well, a lot of subscribers here. we hope things don't get that dismal. alison, thanks. >> me, too. >>> all right, coming up next, bill maher prefers a president bachmann to a president palin. weighing in. >>> and the age of george jetson is here. a flying car. it's cleared for takeoff and about to be road-ready. we'll tell you how and when you might be able to take the wheel. >> announcer: this past year alone there's been a 67% spike in companies embracing the cloud-- big clouds, small ones, public, private, even hybrid. your data and apps must move easily and securely to reach many clouds, not just one. that's why the network that connects, protects, and lets your data move fearlessly through the clouds means more than ever. >>> raising awareness with issues involving cancer, alcoholism and substance abuse and women's rights. now the world's most powerful women will remember her. former first lady betty ford. her memorial servic

it is a great movie and now that they have the streaming on netflix they can say yes we watched fiveminutes of that but then you click over to fast and furious that's what you prefer and a way this gets me back to the of what is the preference and should you trust me when i say that i prefer something more my behavior, do you want even though people don't believe in the way that they say that they will but there's a lot of value in taking them at their word and giving them that kind of agency debt just as a general principle you want people to make decisions about what they do. you don't want to have to behave in a certain way that then leads to business. >> host: businesses want people to get. the tension between the sort of commercial and civic dalia especially when you say you have to trust me when i say something you point to the idea there's two different meats to the commanding. there is to meet its reduced of the next five minutes and the need that is going to distance the next five years and i commit to wanting a wider sense of the world in five years. businesses that serve m

. >> shame on you netflix. >>reporter: netflix customers are lashing out today over a price hike. why the company actually hopes they are angry enough to drop part of the service. >> plus social media meets movie making. how you can play a role in the first hollywood crowd source film. >> i'm in the accu-weather forecast center in what maybe called breaking weather actually starts to feel like july in july. details in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> imagine. that thanks. >> and if the opening round of the british open proves anything at ailt is that the usual rules do not apply when it comes to at the time oldest major in golf. news at 9:00 it comes to at the time oldest major in golf. news at 9:00 co >> 30 miles an hour winds made this grass fire near enter sfait 5 80 difficult to fight today. fire burned more than 400 acres just west of grant line road. no one was hurt and no structures burned. fire started by a downed power line from one of the wind mill ins that area. >>> sommer chant in oakland are hoping videocamera in the neighborhood wi

. >>> frustrated netflix customers have a new office.he move wal-mart is taking to grab more customers. >> they do. it had been the biggest weekend opening ever but this morning, the historic decline for the final installment of the harry potter movie. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, the fast food chain plans to add a serving of fruit or vegetable, and shrink the portion of french fries in happy meals. the changes will start taking ef >>> is mcdonald's going healthy? they plan to add a serving of fruits and shrink the portion of fren itch fries and happy me. changes will start taking effect in september. they will be in place in all mcdonald's restaurants by april. >>> wal-mart is hoping to draw new customers with a movie streaming service on its website. the new service is called, voodoo. it lets people rent or buy movies stream them to their tvs, blu-ray players and their other equipment. but unlike netflix there is no option for subscription service. rental prices range from a buck to 5.99. >>> we were just talking about this. the st

a public hearing will be held august 11th. >>> netflix will raise prices by 60%. how many lawmakers does it take to screw in a light bulb. more on that, nichol lapin. >> a question you want answered. the latest fed meetings suggested some officials were considering more stimulus plans if the economy slows down too much but weren't necessarily ready to take action. markets focused on debt crisis as because the to junk status. if the economy grew faster than expected this spring. europe is now higher. we do get some of our import price data out this morning. but most of the attention i've got to say is going to be on capitol hill today, fed chairman ben bernanke testifies on the economy. to recap market action, choppy volatile trade, dow falling 58 points at 12,446, nasdaq composite lost 20 to 2781. no, dvds are not dead yet but they are going to cost a little bit more. netflix raising prices of dvd and streaming movie prices to customers paying 10 bucks a month for one dvd at a time and unlimited streaming will now pay $16. if you opt for dvd or streaming only, tha

netflix has a waiting period, also greencini, art house, classic movies.s, pop up all over town, good to go that as well? >> kiosks have downsides, there's often a line, one person at a time can use them, eliminates the ability to sit there and browse, one of the pleasures of a video store. red box is $1 a flight, drugstores and grocery stores. blockbuster has got its own blockbuster express but it's operating in chapter 11 so its future is not necessarily assured right now. >> might want to bring that up, but got to be careful there. streaming video options there? >> a crowded field and getting more and more busy, netflix has had a moment of weakness. big announcement yesterday walmart is streaming vudu on its website. vudu is available on video players and smart tvs. as little as 9 cents up to $1 per movie. >> amazon streaming video. >> pay $80 a year, discounted shipping, you can get a smaller selection. i wouldn't rely upon it exclusively because it doesn't have as many movies available as some of the other players do. >> we talked about pros and cons.

>> if you on netflix, it means you made a lot of money. the news was that they are expanding their serve us, their streaming service in 43 countries in the cache other than and latin america. this is all part of the push that is going on right now. i call it the battle for your living room. every company wants a part of your tv. they want to advertise on their tv. they want their technology on your tv and now net flick is doing the same thing. it wants all tvs shipped to have their devices in them. new rich says that nearly half of all tvs shipped within four years will be internet connected. >> that is amazing stuff. we have to start buying now for five years down the road so we can be ahead of the curve, kind of, sort of. >> thank you for all the information. we appreciate it. >>> back to this morning's big stories. a mother on trial for killing her 2-year-old daughter. now, the jury has its say. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> you heard it. casey anthony

netflix is going to be on nbc hulu or snl on hulo. it was able to reach a deal on a couple of others. "30 rock" on netflix forever and leave to the beaver, old shows, got to be honest i didn't realize that was an nbc program. >> leave to the beaver. >> i remember in repeats. it's interesting to see what was flint stones on and brady bunch on and "star trek." "star trek" i think was nbc. >> it is 5:27. $4 commute flights. what jet blue is offering this morning and why coming up. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live in the south bay along 87 where you see the ground has opened up.n we'l o il you in on how this is going to affect your morning commute. hey parents, it's going to be a big school year. see, i'm not just teaching woodwinds and strings. i'm teaching attitude! if your kids want to sound cool, they have to look cool! so, here's what they'll need: denim, graphic tees, leggings and tunics, more denim, backpacks, headphones, hair gel, denim, converse one star shoes, denim, shaun white hoodies and denim. >> reporter: new this morning a

many of you in this room i'm sure use the netflix. what they did is dynamically throw what is this is as more and more people click on movies that they want to watch. so then what they are doing is as the need scales, they then have the ability -- they pay them, and, of course, it drops off as soon as the need drops off as well. so they end up essentially paying for average demand. the technology is widely deployed around the world. >> as kind of a follow-up, individuals often use cloud services for backing up their computers. are we about to see people using their computers to back up their clout services to guarantee that they hold on to their data? >> you are at the tip of a very interesting iceberg. go 100,000 miles in space and look down at the earth. we are still driving more wavelength down. there is no problem distributing content out to users. what we have a fundamental problem with is distribution of power. power is dominating in terms of distribution networks q one of the reasons why it does not make sense is because you ar

after the close, the market focus turned to netflix. earnings were well ahead of estimates, but revenues were slightly disappointing, as was its outlook. subscribers have been complaining about its recently announced price hikes, separating the charges for its traditional d.v.d.s by mail and its internet streaming service. co-manager of the jacob internet fund, darren chervitz, is watching the competition. >> some companies, such as apple, really potentially have a better competitive position if they want to start getting more heavily involved in this space. streaming is the battleground going forward, and netflix certainly has to be concerned about competition now. >> tom: netflix stock has been a big winner over the past year. look at this move. it has more than doubled. shares came into tonight's report up almost 2% during the regular session. but after the disappointing guidance, the stock dropped 8% to a one-month low. pretty hard drop, clearly one ot watch. the utility sector was the only major stock sector up today. electric util

silicone valley dot com giant, netflix said it will raise the price subscribers. today you would think it had taken all our puppies away. polls, showing how many people will drop netflix or how many will flee to come pelt tors. meanwhile because netflix stands to make more money, the company stock price jumped. wall street it turns out likes the move. the nation's economy is sluggish, but the government won't leave it to fend for itself just yet. federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke telling congress today the central bank is prepared to provide money if the slowdown continues. now his reassurances helped drive stock prices higher today but not much hyper, bernanke says the money will flow only if the economy gets much worse. either scenario, tough for investors to get all that fired up about. something for music fans, a european music streaming service says it is set to launch in the u.s. tomorrow. raj, subscription service. free with advertising. somewhere around $10 a month if you want premium plan. >> i want the premium plan. >> $10. >> thank you. >> little m

you look at netflix's stock performance, looking pretty good.he last six months in fact, last wednesday it hit an all-time high. >> what a weekend for news corp. the former head of news of the world was arrested, the head of the "wall street journal" stepped down, no proof he did anything wrong. but he used to be head of the news of the world. and the prime minister of england has called for an emergency session of parliament. david cameron's press secretary used to be an executive at news of the world and that's been a huge problem for ten downing street. they had to fire him. there is some question whether the prime minister of england will be able to keep his job. he was prime minister by about that much. and this could be enough to knock him out of office. this whole thing taking down the police chief of london, scotland yard, the head of news of the world, the head of the "wall street journal," possibly the prime minister. >> and rupert murdoch. whoops. >> he's an american citizen so largely he is okay as far as english law. >> 6:27. still

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netflix's shares hit an all-time high on wednesday. nina? >> you're up to date with the technology headlines there, thanks to pauline. we'll be back as "world business today" continues from cnn rome and hong kong after this short break. >>> welcome back. you're watching "world business today" live on cnn. >>> from rome and hong kong, i'm pauline chu with nina dos santos. welcome back to "world business today." on this thursday in italy, italy is struggling to get its massive debt under control. italian senators are expected to approve an austerity plan that could be worth more than $70 billion. italy is also auctioning off billions of dollars in bonds. no one thinks there's a chance italy will default on its debt but the bank of italy's governor says the long-term solution to the country's indebtedness is dramatic financial reform. >> i think there is no credible alternative to a determined european action of the stuff that leaders are discussing to credible fiscal consolidation in the various countries. and to structure reforms that could r

but there's some mix news on ford and netflix reported a profit.that looks pretty good and could help that stock today. >>> several federal taxes on airline fares decreased yesterday. temporarily cutting the cost of tickets. but most airlines are charging the same amount and pocketing the difference. u.s. airways and american were the first to raise their prices but they were quickly joined by united, continental, delta, southwest, air tran and jet blue. >> all of them. >> they didn't pass those savings on to us? >> not yet. >>> he's the most powerful politician in california, but he's still has to follow orders. why governor jerry brown may be coming here to the bay area for a court date. >>> welcome back to the morning news, it's now 5:26 and governor jerry brown has been called to jury duty in alameda county. the governor received the normal instructions to call tonight and tomorrow night to see if he has to show up in person the next day. brown served on a jury during his last term as governor 30 years ago in 1981 when he actually served as for

netflix is trying to explain why it has to lays prices. >> but first, it's a mistrial. a judge's harsh words. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san francisco where u.c. regents are inside the building apparently about to approve a 9% tuition and some board of regents are upset. what >>> u.c. board of regents regents will soon vote on a left if i increase this fall. they warn that other painful marines will have to be taken because of the budget cuts. terry? >> they are considering right now about 9.5 tuition increase, that would object the top the recently approved 8% tuition hike meaning a year at u.c. school is going to cost more than $11,000. take a look at students inside here a short time ago, testifying against the rated hike, they just can't afford it. the university said their hands are tied. the state cut 150 amendment from the budget. u.c. received no moisture. i couldn't give students any warning. it's important to point out that not all students will be paying this higher tuition and many students aren't paying any tuition at all. >>

netflix does the same thing, actually, now where it used to be all about express.t used to be i'm clicking on five stars and, therefore, netflix will know i like these kinds of movies. what they found was they didn't like -- so now that they have the streaming, now that so many people are streaming movies on netflix, you can say, well, yes, you watched five minutes of that, but then you flipped over to "fast and furious," so that's actually what you prefer. >> host: right. >> guest: and this, in this a way, gets me back to the thing of, well, what is a preference, and should you trust me when i say that i prefer something, or should you trust my behavior? i would argue that you want -- each though people don't behave in the way that they say that they will, there is a lot of value in taking them at their word and giving them that kind of agency that just as a general principle you want people to actually make decisions about what they do. you don't want to have to behave in a certain way that then -- >> host: well, businesses don't want that. businesses want people

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if you like netflix you will not like this. changes ahead and will cost you a lot of money. >>> a hollywood actress says yes to an online invite from a marine in afghanistan to go on a blind date. we got all of the details! of prison on sunday she will walk into a lawsuit. texas search group is suing her for the money it spent looking for her missing daughter caylee. it wants $115,000, plus interest. the group says anthony allowed the search to continue for months even though she knew that caylee was dead. >>> the jurors who found casey anthony not guilty have run into their own problems. nasty looks on the street and hate mail and you name it. >> i've seen things on facebook probably from the. you're ignorant and should be ashamed of yourself, you let a murderer go free, et cetera, et cetera. you know? things like that. i just -- i don't want to read it. >>> our gary tuchman had a chance to talk with juror number 3 and he joins us live from orlando. she told you she agonized over this verdict, right, gary? >> reporter: no ques

that's more bad news for netflix.under pressure this morning after that company warned its massive price hike, 60%, would probably cause fewer people to sign up for the service as first-time customers. the stock was down more than 10% overnight. netflix had been on a roll. even if you bought in the last couple of months you're still up. lawyers for the video game industry are asking for at least $1 million in california taxpayer money after that big supreme court case. state senator leland ye had written a law that would have prohibited the sale of games to children. the industry took the case to court. the game industry won. the state has to pay the legal fees. california has lost every single time this went to court. they lost in federal district court, they lost in appeals court and each time had to pay legal fees. this one for district court for $282,000. a copy of a check. so, check after check after check. this next one will be at least a million. >> you can have that back. thanks so much. 6:25 now. 49ers headin

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