it is largest deal of its kind in netflix history.gives members exclusive access to 300 hours of new tv episode. the dream works shows will be inspired by characters from its hit franchises like "shrek" and kung fu panda. the big question will this launch dreamworks annimation from a movie studio to all out-media platform business? that is where i started when i spoke with jeffrey katzenberg earlier today. it looks like it will throw off quite a bit of revenue for your business. 100 million the first year. you think by 25th teen that it will kick up to 200 illion annually. break that down for me. how is cost structure different from doing a series than doing a big movie? >> well the thing that i think is really great about this is that it's, doesn't have the same volatility to it. you know, this is a very substantial long-term output deal. we have the stability of netflix as a great platform, you know, for family entertainment today. it really has become the go-to destination. because of the size and scale of that, as well as the size

why netflix is betting big with kids. >> dreamworks animation on board, netflix is making a push into exclusive kids content. dream works animation will give netflix 300 hours of new shows starting in 2014, they will be based on shrek and kung fu panda plus rocky & bullwinkle and casper the friendly coast. the content will be available to all of netflix's subscribers. they pulled popular shows like dora the explorer off of netflix. >> they got rid of viacom to make space for this dreamworks deal. who picked up viacom? amazon. netflix does not have the power to go against amazon. >> nickelodeon shows were available elsewhere with restrictions on when they could be streamed. the ceo said he was fed up with the limits on how and when they could be streamed. >> some shows come out a window and some shows come on, that's a windowing system hollywood has. we are doing our best, because we know the consumer wants to be able to get everything and rely on it. we're working toward that. >> becoming a true television studio, rather than licensing its characters to other tv producers. this will h

ask about netflix.e the in with icon. >> it's my understanding he hasn't sold any. >> what a home run. >> yu why would he? friday i was reporting on dell, another holding he has not made any money. >> right. >> quoting sources who were indicating he might bow out of his pursuit of a recapitalization. >> right. right. >> that has yet to happen. he's got a joint proxy with southeastern. obviously also jointly involved in trying to fund that recapitalization for dell, shares are up, 2 cents, at 13.41 below the 13.65 bid. we'll hear. yet to hear on the decision. they've got to firm up financing to show they can get there in terms how to pay $12 dividend. they have to have meetings with iss. i hate to say it. they shouldn't have the influence they do. but in this voting they will and that why time is of the essence here. >> one more things about netflix as you were talk about it in the "mad dash" and talking in relationship to what carl icahn has made in this stock. is that the one thing that's out there tha

why should you even log in to netflix. it should be in your pocket, walk up to any tv, and it picks up that it's you. >> reporter: and will even try to make choosing a movie more fun with something it calls max. ♪ get the max from netflix more for investors and subscribers. at its peek, it's wa i $15 billion company, then in an awkward attempt, it lost two thieve thirds of its stock value before coming almost all the way back. its stock price up 130% so far this year, as it gets close to 50 million paid subscribers. >> when it comes to the white house, you not only need the keys in your back pocket, you need a keeper. >> reporter: now banking on original programming and keeping things simple -- >> we had to make it brain-dead easy. >> reporter: -- to keep those subscribers tuning in. in los gatos, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> anthony slaughter is here to talk more about this, unless it is already, a heat wave by definition. >> it is. in fact, temperatures have to be 95-plus for at least two or three consecutive day

buying. >> netflix is the best performing stock this year. up 131%. it's come a long way. up over 300% from the summer of 2011, after the company split its streaming video business from the less popular dvd rentals. it quickly abandoned the name change, quickster, the name change sent the stock plummeting 83% in less than a month. >> lots of companies make mistakes. i think what's unique about netflix, their ceo was willing to admit the mistake and reverse things quickly. >> reporter: netflix's big push into originals that really convinced consumers and investors that the $8 a month subscription was worth the investment. this year the company has rolled out three original series, to huge critical and fan response. house of cards, hemlock grove and arrested development, with more in the works. >> we're really looking for shows that are unique in some way, and that's really helping us with the international expansion and with the domestic growth. >> netflix was han striking a range of content deals, from disney to dreamworks animation for 300 n

scott budman is outside netflix with the latest. >> reporter: netflix has been growing so much so that has to move out of is kusht headquarters into a larger structure but et doesn't have the permission from los gatos to do that and that has some people worrying that netflix may move out. >> netflix has been on a tear lately. subscribers up, stock price up and it's been hiring. it wants to move from its current head quarter to another los gatos building. netflix is a great neighbor. >> of course i think that wherever there is jobs people so i think it's great. everyone needs coffee. if you're at work you come get coffee. >> before it can expand here netflix has to get approval from the los gatos town council and that hasn't happened yet. the council declined our request for comment will meet again tonight to hear what people have to say about the plap. in the past council members have been skeptical about adding new structures. turns out a neighbor is willing to ep up some space. >> we have open arms for any corporation or business to come into san jose. we have land that's ready to go

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> from netflix to zynga.the social gaming giant is struggling financially. they announced the second round of layoffs in less than a year. the company cut nearly 20% of its workforce. the company is closing offices in l.a., dallas and new york. zynga hopes this will save them about 70 to $80 million a year. they say farmville is doing well but many other games are losing in popularity. some say legalalized online gambling could be the only hope. >>> a year after financial scandal threatened closure of 280 parks state officials are unveiling a new plan. the program is called parks forward. it is a panel of experts that revamp the system. park agency came under fire when $54 million was discovered hidden in two special funds. they will examine the structure of the department. >> we are kind of moving parks into the 21st century. as the parks forward commission comes on we will be innovative and creative and try to catch up. >> the commission says it will come up with a plan by october of 2014 that will include

the number one performer year to date is netflix.etflix made a terrible blunder when the company announced plans to separate the dvd rental business from the streaming business and they put through a big price increase. investors jumped ship. hence why it fell from $300 to the low 60s, but nose who wrote off netflix made a big mistake. they're like hbo, producing their own contempt, think of arrested development. they're adding subscribers like crazy. they had 3 million streaming viewing. i believe this fabulous growth story has more room to run. even with a $12 million valuation i think it would make a ton of sense for facebook to buy netflix. how about best buy? second best performing in the s&p year to date. this time the ceo had left in a highly public exit. everyone thought the company was simply a show room for amazon. stock drifted down to 11 and change at the beginning of 2013. but since then they've been roaring back. mostly because they should never have been that low like netflix and best price, they're cutting costs aggre

today's stock is netflix, more than doubled this year.f $230 on the stock. always great to speak with you. >> thanks for having me again. >> you recently have raised your domestic streaming subs based on the latest quarter and the exact reason why the stock got a downgrade from your counterpart today. how are you viewing the streaming subs and how you get to the valuation netflix has right now? >> yeah. i mean, that's what it all comes down to, how many subs it will have and what they can charge for those people. how we get there, we're assuming they get relatively close to $50 million at a peak number. we're at a peak of about 10 bucks. a little bit lower numbers internationally is what we used. those aren't insignificant numbers. you have to be really confident in the service and really confident in the lead that they have to get there. unfortunately, we are. >> what are some of the levers, inputs into that model getting into that number. i don't mean to bring bernstein so much but it was in today's news and took the stock down and said

it's a big win for netflix.that was very well received and that was just the beginning. this is really seeing the beginning of internet television really coming to fruition. everybody has been talking about it for a long time. a major deal. if you don't have contempt, you don't have a lot of people coming. the other thing is this. this is also a good thing for -- for dreamworks because mostly they have been focusing on two movies a year and if one busts, then they are in a real difficult time financially. this is going to provide some content in between movies to keep their characters and content out there. it's a win dash win for both entities. >> any scuttlebutt on how much netflix paid because what's dogged the stock forever is how much they would have to pay for content, and their costs have been rights year after year after year. it used to costing in to get stuff, and now it's getting more expenseive. >> building "house of cards," the big question from investors, we don't know how successful this is going

how does the chart of netflix look to you? >> let's look at the five-year chart, and that's what i have here. obviously this is a case of great euphoria, great despair. the last five years, the stock went into entering a bear phase and a bull phase for the last six months. here we are at 230, and it's a symmetry of the latest advance over the last six months compared to the si mymmetrical decline. we'll stay with this very bullish stock. >> do you agree the stock is going higher? >> i'm more mixed. i'm not necessarily bearish on it, but it's a very hard stock to judge fundamentally. there are two positives and two negatives i see in netflix. the first positive is it is almost 40 million subscribers and video streaming is likely one of the future areas of television. and television almost commands 50% of the advertising market, the marketing dollars across the world. the second positive is that it's very leveraged to sub descriscr growth. that's one of the main reasons the stock has gone higher. i think the biggest negative in

we have netflix. one of the big winners.nt on the netflix streaming service. dreamworks are up. man of steel sword into theaters this weekend. it ranked in $125 million. the highest june opening ever. the comedy "this is the end" came in second. there is a financial angle to the story. the judge is next. ♪ ♪ stuart: the supreme court has struck down a law in arizona that would have required you to show proof of citizenship to register to vote. judge napolitano is here and standing by. arizona is batting zero. the supreme court ruled that when congress enacted the national voting requirements act it set down standards that the states must follow. the question was, can the state add to those standards, or are they stuck to them? wait a minute, the constitution says we have 50 separate state elections. the states decide what the standards are for voting. the federal access are you a citizen? you check yes, or no. stuart: the end result seems to me to be if you are not a citizen, you can register to vote and you will blow. >> ar

. - and investors are watching netflix. this stock is on a roll, matt. now there's a big dreamworks deal for netflix. is this a reason to buy the stock? - it just doesn't stop with these phenom stocks, whether it's netflix, whether it's tesla, or the like. and when you think about what the fed is going to be doing, which is rates are going to be going up, actually the momentum is shifting to growth stocks, so investors, even if they think these stocks are a little overheated, there is reality behind them. and we're early in the cycle for these momentum plays, and i think they can go a lot higher, whether it's netflix or whether it's tesla. so investors, strap in, actually, for it to go higher. - good to have you on the show this morning. matt shapiro, president of mws capital. take care, matt. - thanks angie. that's it for now. coming up tomorrow: baby on board: ways pregnant ladies say they are sensing discrimination at the office. from all of us at first business, have a great tuesday. >> female announce the following is a paid presentation for murad r

>> you know, we have shows that come in on the network, and come out on netflix, if you are a parent and your child is looks for blue's clues, that is definitely a problem, but we have other shows. >> as they are trying to set their content part, we will see if any of them invest to create original kids' shows. >> from one game changer to another possible game changer. starting in august, the new york hilton, one of new york city's biggest hotels will no longer offer room service and in its place will be a self service eatery in the lobby with grab and go snacks. will other hotels stto the same? joining us now to ponder that is mark orwall, he is the international editor at travel and leisure magazine, nice to have you. >> nice to be here. >> don't they run a risk here in the hilton of new york city of antagonizing travelers that want to have a hamburger and a beer before they go to bed? >> or those that have to catch an early flight and the restaurant is not open yet. the grab and go concept, little shop down in the lobby is as appealing to a business traveler as a 7/11 starting to

we have dreamworks and netflix. netflix is a name i'm referring to.ading the s&p 500 is netflix. up 7.25% roughly at 229.25. they're inking a deal to work on new tv programs, 3000hours of programing some tied directly correlated to dreamworks films. some which you remember back in the day, right? like. it works well for both companies. back to you. ashley: nicole, thanks very much. we'll be back at the bottom of the hours. tracy: great movies. we're big "shrek" fans in my house. >>> coming up president obama is at the g8 summit. top d.c. strategist greg valliere says he is losing his clout on the global stage half of the it means for obamacare, immigration and much more. ashley: first let's take a look to see how the u.s. dollar is moving right now. guess what? that greene back is stronger against all the currencies moving closer against the dollar. a strong day for the dollar. we'll be right back. you make a great team. it's be that way since e day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - itld ba questionof blood f. helps you be ready anytime cialith

this deal with netflix, you're the biggest content deal netflix has signed yet. the big question is why is dreamworks animation giving its content to netflix and not a cable tv channel? >> interestingly right now today this is where family and kids are. they right now are probably the number one destination for kids and for looking at television. it's quite a shift. >> does it mean you're getting paid more from netflix than you would nickelodeon? >> let's just say it's a really good arrangement. >> you won't give us the financial terms? >> i will not. >> you're making the shift from licensing characters and to making tv shows. why is now the right time? >> a number of things. one, we had a transition out of a deal at paramount where we didn't have these rights. number two, we made this acquisition of classic media. number three, we suddenly have arrived at a point where we now have six great franchises, and all of those things coming together, really for dreamworks created a moment in time in which we have ip. we have the leadership here in the company. we have t

this dreamworks deal is not that much of a game-changer for netflix.m, netflix got rid of viacom to make room for the dreamworks deal. who picked up viacom? amazon. net dplix does not have the firepower to go head to head with azom. with the stock up 230, i would be a buyer in the 150, 160 range. with the stock this run, this is a sell the news event, you buy it lower. >> i don't know if we should be arguing today's move. i'm not in a position to do that. i think you have to argue the overall story. think about what the story was last year, everyone was concerned with the international spend and the build-out. they've bought themselves time. we've heard jim cramer talk about the potential for doing the secondary -- [ buzzer ] . >> did you see the financial information on the dreamworks deal? they didn't release it. >> i don't disagree. i'm not arguing today's news as a reason to be in or out of this [ buzzer ] >> i'm arguing the second -- >> i would weigh in and say they didn't release a ton of information about the disney deal, either. it didn't stop

- netflix has been doing an interesting stairstep higher. it went from $160 to $200, which targeted a $40 move to $240. now it's trading between $200 and $240, so i am looking for it to go to $280. i would be buying an in-the-money call spread here for june, a $190-$200 call spread for $8. so, i am looking for it to continue with a high- probability play. - stairsteps means going like this very slowly- - up. - it's jumping and that kind of plateauing. spike, plateau; spike, plateau. it has gone up the last three quarters in a row. it's spiked higher $80. - so you're bullish. - i am bullish just because of this - i have been saying this all season long, all year long - it's going to get bought by the end of the year. 26 million customers. i don't care that their p/e is 540. i am looking to get in at the $205 level with a stop under $190- - the next target is $280 based on that $40 stairstep. - jumps. - you guys are hot today. moving on to that bonus round question: which company trades under the ticker symbol "hawk?" - oh no. - under what? i

netflix is growing and says it needs to move to a bigger building of the company has already signed a ten-year lease for one of the new buildings. >>> okay. here is a question. who is your worst critic when you're driving a car? a brand-new study says spouse or significant other. that's what your main squeeze is for. insurance.com surveys 500 drivers age 18 or older. the number one gripe from back seat drivers, speed. the number two issue, differing opinions on routes and directions. of course it is. the least critical passengers appear to be teenager sons and daughters. they are busy playing video games in the back. >> they like to speed, the need for speed. >>> lululemon bringing back those yoga pants to store shelves with a new design. you might remember the company recalled some of its pants back in march because the fabric was just too sheer. >> i remember that, too. >> lululemon said it revamped its design and new pants available in some stores and also online. among the changes the new pants have more fabric across the back side so they won't be see-through any longer. >> that'

good news for netflix may be bad news for time warner also.netflix with big new deal for more original content. we'll see how that works out. nicole, thann you very much. liz: s&p futures are closing in just a moment. let's head back to scott bower to get ahead of it in the pits of the cme. >> you know, you guys just hit on a great point a few minutes ago about the media directing what's going on. for the next day 1/2 of trading, before the news comes out wednesday, any little report that surfaces anywhere has the ability to make this market move. everybody is on edge. it's unreal. everybody is on edge as to exactly what the wording is going to be, what does he mean by it, what is going to happen. like you said, the media right now is directing this marketplace. >> well, and look at that looks like it is trading to the upside going into tomorrow. >> yep. david: anything can happen. this is wild, wild fluctuating market. scott, good to see you. thank you. >> have a good day. liz: volatility has picked up in recent weeks, in 11 of the last 15 tr

should help the automakers see strong profits. >>> a big coup for netflix.tarting next year, they'll be joining forces with dreamworks. the agreement is said to include 300 hours of new tv episodes. financial details have not been released but it's expected to be worth several hundred million dollars. the deal will help netflix compete with premium channels like hbo and showtime. >>> and homemade never looked so good. many food companies are trying to boost their bottom line by making products that look like mom made them. kraft carving board line looks like leftovers and not processed foods. and mcdonald's egg white sandwich looks sloppy now instead of perfectly round. i kind of like the perfectly round meat. >> me, too. that's why i'm paying a professional. i can make sloppy food at home, ashley. >> me, too. >> ashley morrison, thank you. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. >>> plus in sports, boston and chicago tangle in a pesky game three. and the phills fanatics runs into car trouble. this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by move fr

. >> next, netflix responds after the streaming service is down for several hours. >> first, keeping tabs on color water and what needs to be done to protect your water supply. >> what happens in las vegas doesn't always stay in vacation, and the scene >> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> on thursday morning, look at the view from our exploritorium camera to the bay, calm bay waters and gray skies. mike will interpret this as far as the forecast. leyla gulen is checking the traffic. >> more news, the drinking water systems need a massive overhaul according to a new survey of the water infrastructure from the epa. the survey says that the u.s. needs to spend $384 billion in the next 17 years to maintain a safety water supply for americans. most of money is needed to replace aging types up to 100 years old and the epa says the states that need to make the most upgrades include california, texas, and new york because of their larger populations. >> son california attorney is accused of getting drunk and living out a scene from "the hango

amazon rose slightly to $267 and netflix jumped more than 3% to $222 a share. this stock has more than doubled this year. >>> as technology companies battle for dominance, the next big thing may not be the newest and coolest device but how you wear it. john fortt takes a look at whether wearable technology is about to be a big part of your future. >> reporter: we've had tech on desks, on laps and lately in pockets, but the latest buzz, cameras, sensors and screens you can wear. gopro, nike and others have been doing it for sports. with sensors on your wrist and cameras you connect to a phone. the next step is smarter technology you can wear all day. google's first bid in that market is glass. which goes on your face. not clear whether people would wear something like that. >> i'd have to, like, try them out, though. i don't know if i'd wear them in public while talking to somebody. >> if they had sunglasses with tvs, i'd like that so i could walk around and watch tv while walking. >> you can't resist technology. that's the mainstream where society is heading. t

dagen: stocks now, nicole is watching netflix.icole: netflix ceo talked about streaming video is the wave of the future, forgets tv, but they have now announced a big deal, this is for 300 hours of new programming netflix along with the with dreamworks. they can expand into this streaming video known for ""kung fu panda"" and the likes. trying to gain more and more bringing back arrested development, so right now stocks are doing well. back to you. connell: some breaking news. we told you about the q&a with snowden. the u.s. government has destroyed any possibility of a fair trial at home. so that was our twitter question about any questions you may have. a little later on. dagen: they think he is a hero, that would be fair if you can get a jury. connell: the thought process is he is not coming home. dagen: he is coming back. connell: maybe he doesn't realize it yet. let's make a little money with charles payne. charles: i get the one point the analyst and ceo, he was on tv every day. at war with the shorts. i tip my hat to him be

this is something new for netflix for the iphones.etflix did what does he want to know? he is the on-screen guide for netflix and ask you a series of questions such as what is your mood, a tv, movie shows and taste and makes recommendations for you. you can read the recommendations in they already know you're algorithms and styles of things already. this is almost like the nsa. there really know what you're thinking. and then coupled with their own headlines zero oranges the new black about women in it imprisoned so that could get people's attention so there is interesting headlines. cheryl: at the charts we were flashing the year to date is gangbusters. it is wild. thank you. we will look at the elevator. san francisco seo board is speaking right now on the nation's economy and the steps the fed is taking it began only a few moments ago and monitoring those comments we have peter barnes. >> the third fed speaker today now president williams of the san francisco fed weighing in on taper or not to cheaper.3 is it time to act? my answer

netflix, the biggest winner there. netflix continuing that march into original content with a mega deal with dreamworks. 300 hours of original content they are going to do. still not as high as they were before memorial day weekend, and we still don't have the numbers on arrested development, but take a look, some arresting green in terms of big caps. the big tech rally led by the big heavyweight, microsoft actually adding the most impact to the upside. we've got cisco at a new 52-week high and chip stocks really are the best performers within the tech sector. we've got them surging today. micron, the best performer, getting its price target up. over at jeffries they think they are seeing stability when it comes to memory chips and also an upgrade over marvel, over at susquehanna that thinks its wireless is getting traction, and that's not been priced into the stock. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much, bertha, all right. to chicago where rick santelli i can guarantee you is not dressed in pink today. he's trackin

. >> we have them that come out on network and come out on netflix.lue's clues" that is a problem. we have a ton of great shows from disney and cartoon network and there will be other shows that are on netflix today and are great for kids. >> netflix said it just wasn't worth the cost viacom wanted to charge and now we'll have to see how much they invest to create original kids' programming. david, over to you. >> julia, i always try to find out what the deals are actually worth. there is a dollar amount out there, and i'm want able to get it, i don't know if you are able as well. we are still able to put up double-digit increases in our affiliate-distribution revenues and they're framing it as a pretty positive deal for them in terms of what it means economically. >> i don't have the dollar number yet, but i am hearing that this is perhaps the biggest output of cash that amazon has done today. so amazon's biggest content deal so far and it's hard to put a number on these things and there could be certain minh muches and it does seem like amazon is wi

house of cards on netflix was an important moment. and it says something about the exciting things that we can see when new channels are opened up. so we're in a landscape that's absolutely shifting, and there are areas of the statutory scheme where it would make sense the look at and say are those keeping up with the changes in the marketplace? fundamentally having this kind of competition, programming innovation, access by new players to consumers and access by the traditional players to viewers in new ways, obviously, what's happening on tablets is amazing. what's starting to happen in the living room is very exciting. we're in just an incredible time when it comes to the delivery of video programming to consumers. there are issues. we heard at the commission, both of us did, from distribute canners who are concerned about the costs of programming. consumers are concerned about the cost of programming. so that's an issue that i think the commission and congress will need to continue to look at. but i do think this is an area where

. >>> it is the biggest deal ever for netflix involving of the original programming. they're getting more than 300 hours of tv television netflix is getting more children programming. >>> the dow gained 109 points and das nasdaq is up to 128. >>> google cleared the way for the long awaited stock split after they settled the lawsuit of the shareholder holders this weekend. the split creates a new class of shares that hold no voting powers. less than two years after his parents company spunned off. as robert honda reports another big name of hardware company is now -- >> reporter: so some customers were stunned when the company filed for bankruptcy protection today. >> it is kind of part of the community, this is my go to place, i am going to be a little bit lost >> the original business was build in 1931. it was the last remaining cherry orchard in the south bay. >> i remember my grandfather always going to or ch supply being a farmer in the day, it was created to supply farmers with all their tools and needs for farming. >> also , the orchard supply was dispay peering

>> i see james' i,i, robot and pu my netflix along with it. love it. >> you only get that fair kick in the butt right here. >> all good sports. >>> okay, now, how many times have i said i here, right? we're not red o blue, we're just green her you're money, who is spending it, who is waing it. imagine my shock when i discovered this week the irs is copying us but in reverse. because while we are practicing what we are preaching, the tax man is preaching but he's not practicing. that's not fai that's not balanced, that's nuts, and i'm not a lawyer, but i also think that's illegal. an invitation might be the most serious form of flattery,

netflix up nearly 7%, dreamworks up over 4% here going into the closing bell. back to you.i know you know this, but maybe the viewers don't, dreamworks bought the classic media library in the last year. those who don't know, the iconic names in cartoons from our era, rocky and bullwinkle, and case per the friendly ghost. those are the names. redo those, mixing the creatures, the characters, i guess, listen, this could be big. we'll be watching it. thank you very much. >> thanks. liz: let's get to the floor show with the traders. dying to know, guys, what's going on? is it the financial times article that just moved saying that come wednesday, ben willis, ben bernanke telegraphs to the market clearly we are soon going to taper, but he's got a communication's problem, doesn't he? he has to make sure it's not rate tightening. >> a great job leaving the fed, and big ben's buzz on billion dollar market movements. they are using the media to taper without moving off the market yet. they are tapering right now by using the leak through the press whether through the "wall street jo

for netflix subscribers.t's the biggest original content deal netflix has struck and involves over 300 hours of new programming utilizing characters from hit dreamworks movie franchises. that's going to be very big for them given what little house of cards did for netflix. did either of you watch "house of cards"? >> i didn't. i saw "superman," though. >> and? >> my son love it hd it. >> yeah. >> that's not a ringing joe kernen endorsement. >> a lot of special effects. >> are you suggesting too many special effects? >> a lot of special effects. plus, the villain was the weird dude from "boardwalk empire" that used to whip himself. >> oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. >> settle down. the guy is beautiful. >> the lawman guy. he was the guy. >> he's not beautiful. superman is beautiful. >> no, i was trying to figure out, he was the lawman guy. >> he was beautiful. i kind of think maybe he could have spent a little more money on acting lessons. >> really? >> yeah. although he's so beautiful, it didn't really matter. you know

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and it's a problem that i think maybe netflix hadn't really anticipated. leading up to the shows both house of cards and arrested development, there was tremendous hype about the premieres of these things. once the shows premiered, coverage kind of dropped off a cliff because critics became kind of frozen. they couldn't write they felt about the entire arc of arrested development without giving away plot lines and i think in general tv criticism has become so scared of spoiler culture, of people yelling at them that they don't want to hear details of tv shows, that it's kind of intimidated them. and it's hampered coverage. and i think that's a problem that netflix may not have anticipated in terms of ongoing media presence. >> well, since you brought you up the s word, are you scared you can do you think there has been too much timidity on the part of critics that somebody somewhere or a lot of people actually might find out how the season ends and be ticked off? >> oh, not at all. i mean, i think spoiler culture is just ridiculous and ought to be defied a

dennis: is netflix getting too big?sterday on a 7% gain on news of the deal with dreamworks animation and the stock up 4% yesterday as well. netflix is taking a huge risk, it's core skill is renting hollywood movies and network shows and accident happening them to the laptop, but this deal creates shows. wouldn't reruns of sponge bob be better? they thought the deal expire. these days, it fancies itself to be on par with hbo. a new forecast says ad spending will double the growth rate of this year and top half a trillion dollars wwrldwide next year. apparently, for the first time in world history. public group says ads next year rise 6% to $515 billion. that's a lot of commercials, baby. ad spinning this year gross 3% to 3867 # billion, down from 3.1% growth originally. ads up 13% this year. now 23% share of all ads. cheryl? cheryl: there you go. a wakeup call from starbucks. why you may not be happy with the company's latest move. dennis: government digging too far into your business? up on what's bugging me.coming che

why is this big news for netflix? some investment funds require a percentage of capital be placed in the nasdaq. let's go to breaking news now. >> we have been following this story all day long today about the guardian breaking news this morning that secret intelligence court ordered verizon communication to turn over data on phone calls from americans and overseas. mike rodgers came out to talk to reporters, very strong in support of the ability to conduct this kind of data collection and saying over the past several years there was a domestic terrorism incident that was thwarted because of this ability. its details are still classified but that u.s. intelligence was able to thwart a domestic terror attack and will endeavour to work with those folks to get this situation declassified today. he hopes to provide more intelligence about it and more information about it in order to explain what he says is the reason why the intelligence community needs to have access to this kind of data mining capabilities. >> thank you