why has netflix done so well?ecause of original content or just because it created a great platform? >> well, we have to understand "house of cards" is the prototype for the great scripted show, but it's been built on a couple of interesting things. first off, netflix had an awful lot of data from its streaming service. so it understood exactly what would play well. they knew that a political drama played well, partially because people were streaming a lot of, i don't know, maybe "west wing" or the original british "house of cards." they had a good sense of that. but it really set the standard for other streaming services. now we see hulu getting in on the game. we see amazon getting in on the game. it really set the standard. it's a seller's market if you're making scripted television. >> but it's also been costly. that's what investors have to weigh with netflix. are the costs outpacing the subscriber growth, or are they leading to more subscribers in a way that investors can be pleased about? >> the investment

at netflix headquaters in california. it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street and squawk alley is live. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to squawk alley. jon fortt is out today but we're watching not just the jobs number and the markets reaction but also the reaction to the debate. last night it was marco rubio and ted cruz versus donald trump at the debate. eamon is live with more on that. >> so much attention to the donald trump comments last night. you almost forget there's other people on the stage there last mite along side donald trump. each of them adopting their own strategy for how to handle the donald trump phenomenon. we saw ted cruz very much trying to be the reasonable man in this debate. and also marco rubio decided he was going to go toe to toe with donald trump including at moments laughing at donald trump. take a look at this exchange. >> could you respond to his specific assertion about trump collection clothes which you say some of it is made in mexico. >> this little guy has lied so much -- >> here we go. >> about my record. >> here we go. >> h

can netflix dominate without china?avid: china has always been a terrible market for american television. heresy is rampant. you know, the movie studios figured out how to do stuff in china five years ago. now they are making real money and i expect there to be a lot of growth they're in the next five years. and i think we have spent a lot of time talking about china. emily: what about apple? what do you think is apples future in television? ♪ emily: how did you get to hollywood? david: i just drove here. emily: in a volkswagen beetle? david: in an oldsmobile. my grandmother's oldsmobile. i came out soon after college. it was actually when i was in scotland. i found a bunch of hard-core film geeks who would have given their right arm to move to hollywood and i realized, i have no immigration problems. i'm american and has an american passport. i can just drive there. and i did. i wanted to be in the movie business. it worked out well. the turn between the 1980's-19 90's, that was not the golden age of television. now, t

there is fx, netflix, amazon, hulu launching shows now. there is amc and one million people are trying to get in the game. generally, what is good for hbo is good for showtime. is showtime's biggest threat? david: it is a complicated 21st century media world with a lot of people clamoring for attention, and we have to stay at the top of the list and continue putting out shows that feel like they have messages that will make people pay attention. even in the traditional universe, we are still only in million homes. almost three quarters of the homes in america don't have showtime. we have a lot of running room. it is a moment of great opportunity. emily: how disruptive has netflix been to your business? david: they have seemingly unlimited amounts of money, that is a challenge to compete with. they buy our programming. so they are a customer. they buy our programs internationally. it's a complicated relationship. emily: have you ever considered throwing all of the episodes out there at once? like they do? david: i have thought about it, but

emily: how disruptive has netflix been to your business? david: they have seemingly unlimited amounts of money, that is a challenge to compete with. they buy our programming. so they are a customer. they buy our programming internationally. it's a complicated relationship. emily: have you ever considered throwing all of the episodes out there at once like they do? david: i have thought about it, but i think there is great value in having the conversation sustained over the course of a couple months. so i think the world is going to come back to a little more measured. although different shows have different ways. when we put "twin peaks" out, we thought it would be fun to do it in a different way. who knows? that is something i will talk about with david lynch. there are all sorts of possibilities. but the idea of just throwing it out, having a week of buzz or two weeks of buzz, then having it die down, i don't think that makes sense for us. emily: how me people are paying for showtime streaming service today? david: i will tell you, it has

lucas: that netflix numbers going up sharply. $5 billion.re not willing to just sit through commercials on cable tv. what they are all doing his plumbing a lot more money into regular programming to try to produce hits to compete with netflix and hbo and all these other companies. it means they are spending is going up as well, but not quite as dramatically as netflix. emily: netflix is spending the most but are they seeing the most success. netflix's wedding in the sense that they are adding a ton of new customers. what the media companies would counter is that netflix is not yet profitable. or they are barely profitable. most media companies report profits in the billions. itflix has promised that will eventually be profitable. spendary part is if they a lot of money to try and keep up. and the show stonework that it goes down. what kind of shows are they spending all his money on? what they'll try to get their own game of thrones? ares: a lot of people trying to get their own game of thrones. bred in the guide and kevin reilly who is tryi

that will being said, a $43 billion market cap and netflix, a bit more squeezy here. the trade is kind of interesting to me because i think what mike is looking to do, just looking to sell volatility in a high volatility name that has the potential to possibly be pinned to $1,100 give or take a few bucks between now and earnings and at some point he'll take the trade-off for a couple of bucks. >> that's exact lit idea. >> and the thing is if we get the stock to go lower you'll have the opportunity while vol is high and a put spread and maybe you'll have the opportunity to put that on at the same time creating the incredibly flexible structure and the idea is we're trying to collect some premium. >> i like gold condors. >> the iron ones. >> golden condor. >> in terms of netflix, right, i've been skeptical here. competition ultimately matters in this, right? they had a moat around their business, they had a moat. it's not there anymore. competition is coming into this space. you want to be short. >> got a question out there send us a tweet. check out the website options

. >>> still to come at 5:00, a stunning admission from netflix that could explain problems watching some of your favorite shows. what the company says it was slowing data rates in hopes of protecting customers. >>> and the cost of rent continues to skyrocket in the bay area even for the raiders. what it will cost the silver and black to stay in oakland. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. another beautiful day with 75 in napa and 72 in san jose. we're tracking changes for the easter weekend that includes colder temperatures and also wind. details on that in about seven minutes. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast locay-tramittezika ruscase=vo= >>> california now has its first locally transmitted zika virus case. state health workers re

netflix is spending the most but are they seeing the most success?as: netflix's wedding in the -- is winning in that they have the most user growth by far. profitable,ot yet or they are barely profitable. the report profits between zero and $200 million every year, whereas most media companies report profits in the billions. however, net licks's promise -- netflix has promised that it will eventually be profitable. the scary part is if they spend a lot of money to try and keep up, and the shows don't work, their profits will go down. emily: what kind of shows are they spending all his money on? is everybody trying to get their own "game of thrones"? lucas: a lot of people are trying to get their own game of thrones. time alone -- time warner brought in a guy named kevin reilly, whose job is to bring in edgy dramas. at viacom, that means spending money on kids programming for nickelodeon. it means trying to come up with that hit scripted show on nickelodeon or vh1 rather than just relying on reality tv. how to investors feel? there is a lot of risk. i

this is your third season on netflix. do you have netflix?tually free. so it's kind of cool. >> jimmy: you get it for free? >> free for a month, supposed to be. >> what we do is someone gets it for a month, they give everyone the password, someone else gets it for the next month, so you don't have to pay for it. >> ricky, all these people are here tonight. >> jimmy: you probably shouldn't say -- you have celebrities on the show this year. actually, i am on the show this year. which i was excited to be a part of. [ cheers and applause ] tom arnold is on the show this year. and snoop dogg as well. >> snoop dogg, doug benson. >> jimmy: oh, all the stoners are on your show. >> yes. >> it was a blurry season. i don't remember much of it. >> jimmy: it's like the hollywood squares have come back to life with this crew you have there. is that exciting for you? >> very. >> jimmy: it is, yeah. >> very exciting. my bird was doing that. kind of like when i get thankful -- >> don't talk about that on tv. >> well, it happens. >> jimmy: i want to show this

we're going to check out a one-month chart of netflix.hares up more than 15% and according to a report, netflix was responsible for more than 50% drop in viewership in the u.s. last year. now i saw you active on social media as always, looking at downward trends in tv watching. but what does that mean overall? that has to do not necessarily with how much people are viewing content. but how that's being delivered and how it's being monetized. >> i absolutely agree with that. and what the trend is, the bernstein report shows that year-to-date, traditional viewership, doesn't count dvr and things the ecosystem is benefitting from. down 6% year-to-date. i looked at this barclay's report called the internet is eating tv. and in that, it shows that television, traditional television viewing from 2011 to 2015 has gone from four and a half hours to four hours and eleven minutes. internet, 20 minutes to an hour. so definitely tremendous growth in internet video viewing w. that said, the estimates around netflix are 5 million people actually will w

a stunning admission by netflix. why the company said it was intentionally lowering the video quality to protect customers. >>> we're waking up to clouds this morning. it will get breezy this afternoon and chilly tonight. we're talking about the cool down for the spring week ahead coming up after this. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. (adl) >>> your time is 7:14. take a look at the beautiful shot from our camera in san jose. the sunrises. those look like easter colors in the sky, i've got to say, on this wonderful easter sunday. no fear, anthony said no rain in sight for the easter egg hunts you may have planned or the parade for later this afternoon. it will be windy out there. >>> if you or your kids have been watching netflix videos from the phones you may have been seeing same pri

let's talk netflix.e a shareholder and you're a true believer in read and what that company is doing. has any of that waivers at all. >> it's nice when you're right. but nothing has changed. in fact i'm almost at the point of i don't want to say, quote, double down but to the point that i admire them even more. there's a theme i look at with successful companies over and over again. in the sports industry you try to find a great coach. in the movie business you try to find a great director. in these businesses i'm trying to find great leaders. and the folks that you trust to make the left and right turns. reid focuses on one part of the business. ted is very much the hollywood creative content force. these two guys, basically, to use an old anlage, they have been playing chess while everybody has been playing checkers out there. a few years ago, everybody was like the studios won't license content to them anymore. they'll never been b able to do it and they started creating their own content and they hav

nbc bay area's michelle roberts explains what that means for netflix customers. >> reporter: devoted house of cards fans who log on for a netflix marathon from their phone or ipad may have been watching a slightly more pixel ated version of president underwood. until today those people had no idea why. >> if netflix starts doing this, will it be -- will other people in the market do the same? >> if i want to pay one gigabyte i'll pay it. i don't want them to decide for me. >> reporter: netflix says the company has been intentionally slowing data rates to protect consumers from provider's data overage fees. in a statement a spokesperson said "it's about striking a balance that ensures a good streaming experience while avoiding unplanned fines from mobile providers." published reports say teen mobile and spring customers aren't affected by the downgraded service due to their so-called flexible data policies. only the two largest providers, verizon and at&t. some users say they support the decision if it means a cheaper cell phone bill every month. >> i don't necessarily need the best q

can netflix dominate without china?id: china has always been a terrible market for american television. piracy is rampant. you know, the movie studios figured out how to do stuff in china five years ago. now they are making real money and i expect there to be a lot of growth there in the next five years. and i think we have spent a lot of time talking about china. emily: what about apple? what do you think is apple's future in television? ♪ emily: how did you get to hollywood? david: i just drove here. emily: in a volkswagen beetle? david: in an oldsmobile. my grandmother's oldsmobile. i came out soon after college. it was actually when i was in scotland. i found a bunch of hard-core film geeks who would have given their right arm to move to hollywood and i realized, i have no immigration problems. i'm american and has an american passport. i can just drive there. and i did. i wanted to be in the movie business. it worked out well. television, in the turn between the 1980's-1990's, that was not the golden age of televis

netflix is the obvious comparison. how do they stack up?n it comes to tv shows, netflix has 2600. amazon, 1900. netflix has 6200 movies. 18,000 for amazon. the story of their offerings is digital revenue. that is in addition to amazon's subscription price. amazon's offering is quite different. you have netflix and hulu with subscription levels and hulu doing broadcast tv. then you have live broadcasts like the state of the union. >> that is what makes me hopeful about the future. cory: you also have the rentals and downloads. it is a unique offering. all three are getting interest from hollywood. netflix won four emmys last year, and amazon took home five. quality matters. an addictive show leads to a sticky customer, which can spend up to 140% more on amazon. in other words, a successful prime video business could lead to a bigger business for all of amazon. cory johnson, los angeles. emily: we will bring you cory's full interview with roy price later this week. it is international women's day, and we are focusing on the gains women have m

erik: comparing it to what netflix does in united states is dead wrong? primarily. we are focused on downloads, so where everyone is going 4k, hd, we optimize things like how much video play can you get without destroying your battery power . those of the find -- kind of things we are optimizing for. erik: where might it work? >> using that comparison, our ambition is to make -- our prices about one a half dollars, we want to make that cheaper. $1.50 per what? >> $1.50 per month. we want to get it where people can afford. it is bringing that luxury to become affordable. if someone has extra cash today, give them an opportunity to watch a movie or a piece of content. erik: did you do it in india, mexico? >> no. with content much it -- market is much more mature. index ago it is still controlled by telemundo, univision and the big companies. in india, they are controlled by big companies. very -- iions are mentioned nigeria is very different, it is not just capital, it has to be something else. would you bring in terms of structure. erik: as you have seen,

." >>> still to come, netflix comes clean. the confession that may upset some customers about the popular screaming video service. >>> a stunning admission the "wall street journal" says netflix has been lowering the walty of video for customers with at&t and verizon. netflix slows things down so customers wouldn't go over data plan limits. netflix says it will soon offer a data savor for customers who use -- data saver for mobile apps. >>> subcompact suvs are hot sellers these days. analysts say the cars make about 14% of the new vehicle market. the selling point, tons of room for cargo and for those who have them, the kid-aloonies as well. >> the what? >> the kids. >> kid-aloonies? >> yes. >> head to abc7ny.com/ny auto show. concept cars. buckle up and share your favorite rides on the show with us using the hashtag #abc 7ny. lee hosting, rob hosting, amy freeze, everybody's hosting. >> you, too? >> no. >> you are so loaded with information. >> i am now an auto show expert. >> i couldn't take my own jeep. >> he has a plum spo

netflix says it's been doing it for five years. the los gatos-based company plans to unveil a new app in may that will give customers more control over how much data they use when they're streaming stuff on their mobile networks. >>> it's not just about flashy sports cars anymore. the new york international auto show opens to the public today and kris van cleave shows us new car technology is in the spotlight. >> reporter: to make headlines on the auto show on the world's biggest stage you need the world's biggest stars. matthew mcgonaughey kicked off the new york international auto show. >> i'm excited to see this new concept. >> reporter: with the flashy debut of the eye-catching lincoln navigator concept. like so many of the cars here, it boasts lots of screens and integrated technology. >> the vehicle automotive. that's the ultimate mobile device. the consumer wants to bring his phone into his vehicle and use and access his phone with the same interface. we want to offer that for him. >> reporter: ford is working to position it

netflix certainly doesn't.so probably it would have been in their best interest to say they were doing this and make it into a marketing event, like we have to do this for you because the carriers suck or something -- i think the bigger issue, why does it work out with spribt and others, why can they have cooperative relationships and help consumers instead of fighting like this? people like netflix and like their cell phones. why are companies not figuring out a solution together to not screw the customer, customers get screwed when they overuse data. we've all had that experience. this back and forth is exhausting to me as a consumer. my kid overwent his data last week watching video. and i want someone to throttle them back or me back or whoever and explain it plainly how they can do it. >> john to t-mobile's credible, john legend said we'll do this binge on program and different approach that is in your interest as a user but he was the one who pointed the finger and pointed this out. >> then he got a hard

@>>reporter:anyhow, the issue @with netflix a lot of people @connect to netflix using vpn, @that private network you use it @offers security. @it's also a way that people are @able to use netflix when they @are traveling to different @countries. it is also a way for @people to protect their @privacy. @netflix is now shutting down @accounts that use a vpn, which @in some cases is an @infringement of privacy. @it is also resulting in @thousands of people who cannot @use netflix from there dorm. @a lot of colleges connect via @vpn. @hotels.com they offer a bogus @promotion for leap day. @day. @it looks like one of the best @promotions ever for 29-dollar @hotel deals, where in fact @their terms and conditions made @it so you could not book @anywhere at any time, with any @hotel. @>> that is ridiculous. @how is that legal? @print of that said, we can @cancel your hotel stay whenever @we wish you and we can remove @your coupon whenever we wish, @and things that were far worse. @in macy's, my issue with them @as they are following in the @path of jcpenney by announcing @they are never -- they a

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netflix says it was trying to protect consumers from using up their wireless data. now the company plans to introduce a data saver feature to let you control how much data you use. >>> septa riders you won't have to pay more for your commute this year. the transportation authority is postponing a fare increase that was said to happen this summer. the reason the debut of the electronic fare card septa key. septa wants riders to focus on the transition to the key this year and not on the fare hike. >>> the water crisis in flint, michigan has put a spotlight on the national lead problem and all next week nbc 10 investigators are veelg lead issues right here in our area. starting monday at 4:00 p.m. investigative reporter shows us who is living with lead. here's a preview. >> this is something that's perceived to be just something that happens in really poor neighborhoods and really run down places and it's not. it's all over. >> reporter: in flint we saw lead in the water around here the main concern is paint and dust. we're looking at laws meant to protect kids. >> is

millions to grow prime and compete with netflix.o mark international women's day, we asked a panel of experts whether there is such a thing as a pipeline problem. a decision in france could give prosecutors the power to force companies, including apple, to unlock encrypted data. french lawmakers are passing a bill that would put execs in jail for five years if they do not comply. in addition, every other person who refuses to share information related to an investigation could face fines and jail time. the government aims for a final vote in coming months. our paris correspondent has been following the story for us. than threeno less terrorist attacks in 2015. phone data has become sensitive since many of the attackers used phones with encrypted data. in the wake of the charlie hebdo , the chief prosecutor wrote in the new york times an open letter urging apple and google and other smartphone makers to give better access to data during a terrorist investigation. since then, we had the attacks in paris that killed 130 people. that ma

the competition is done by disney, hulu, showtime, hbo, amazon, and netflix.are to look at what that means, who is leading the effort at amazon, and what that means. emily: amazon has a couple of hits on its own. this used to be netflix's game. is it anyone's game? david: anyone that has multibillions to spend. if i was in hollywood, i would feel nervous because these companies are gigantic as this is and have gigantic ability to raise capital and borrow if they want to because these are the areas. i am amazed by the numbers you are talking about here. emily: david kirkpatrick and cory johnson. thank you both. our exclusive interview with lincoln ceo jeff weiner. we get his take on yahoo!, china, and more when we return. ♪ yvonne: it is 12:30 here in hong kong, with an update of top stories. china exports slumped again in february, plunging 25% in dollars terms from a year earlier. imports fell 14% while the trade surplus halved. the fourth-quarter gdp contracted less than expected, following an annualized 1.1% to two a drop in consumer spending. the yen rose

the company admits -- netflix.he company admits it's been secretly throttling speed for years to keep customers from burning through data plans and getting slammed with overage fees. the cap only applies to mobile streaming. wi-fi shouldn't notice a difference. >>> giant rabbits are invading san francisco, well, sort of. five 23-foot tall inflatable rabbits like these are coming to the civic center plaza for three weeks next month. san francisco is one of the stops on the exhibit's north american tour. the idea is to highlight the city's creative and innovative spirit. he animals took >>> and a few gorillas at the cincinnati zoo are celebrating easter a little early. the animals took part in an easter egg hunt complete with straw baskets, colored hard boiled eggs. you can see the gorillas enjoyed scrambling around gathering the eggs to gobble them up. >>> a bay area baby has quickly become an internet sensation, not just because she's cute, but because she has a gorgeous head of full perfect hair. 2 1/2-month-old i

instagram and netflix are teaming up to hire what they are calling gramasters. they are willing to travel to europe and the middle east to photograph the production sets of popular netflix original shows and movie. they will pay you $4,000 for 2 weeks and take care of all travel arrangements. sweet! if you want to apply follow @netflix on instagram. >> that could be a fun story. >> i'm with it! >>> i'm not sure netflix will pay you to go to outer space, scott kelly is on his way home to houston after setting the u.s. record for time in space. he logged nearly a year on the international space station, 340 days, the same number of days it takes to get to mars. >> i could go longer. even though i looked forward to coming home and there's things i missed, i felt like if it was for the right reason, i clearly could have stayed, you know, however long it took. >> ke lly,due to arrive in houston t the things he's looking forward to the most, jumping into his swimming pool. he's going to have to get his land legs back. >> yeah, take a minute to stand up right. >> absol

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he is the star of netflix's new movie, "pee-wee's big holiday." paul reubens is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from a great indie-rock band. they've been here before, we're so happy to have them back, joywave will be on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so -- we have a great show. but there was some very-sad news in the world of comedy and the world in general. garry shandling passed away today. garry shandling was a legendary comedian and i never had the chance to get to know him, but i heard he was a great guy. and the thing -- we just want to say a few things about him. he did, "the larry sanders show." which was completely groundbreaking, and changed the way i thought about tv. and i think, a lot of people thought about tv. and it was a show about a fictional character who hosted a talk show. a talk show like this. and growing up, you know, watching carson, letterman, and those were all people that made me want to host a talk show. watching, "the larry sanders show" made me think, "oh, i talk show.

netflix wants to pay you to travel the world. >> amy: how about that. orlando is on the list of best places to live. luanne has more on these stories. >> reporter: starting with netflix. i think a lot of people will be interested. the company is hiring four people to travel to europe and the middle east to post pictures those people will travel for two weeks and take pictures of sets of original netflix shows and movies. the company will travel all travel expenses and even pay you $4,000. to apply, send netflix your three best photos on instagram, and tag them with the hash tag. you have to, the act quick. >>> it looked fun when they celebrated the super bowl. orlando came in at no. 44. sarasota was the top city in florida. it ranked 14th in the u.s. >>> trending here in florida, a family find as huge surprise in their pool. can you imagine seeing that when you go outside? home. the family called a trapper who had to wrangle the gator out of the pool. the tbaiter was not -- the tbaitior was not hurt, but neither was the family. that's why you don't do a

then he'll return home to texas shortly there- after the defense attorneys featured in a recent netflix hit will be going on tour. dean strang and jerry buting have gained fame after the documentary series "making a murderer" hit netflix. for a series called "a conversatino on makng a murderer." their speaking tour begins april 16th in boston and will travel to cities across the united states and canada through mid-august. a bright flash over scotland startles people... take a look at this video... a person was driving through scotland on sunday night... the shade of the sky changes slightly and if you'll look to the left of the screen you'll see the fireball flying through the sky. experts think it could have been a low-altitude meteor, burning into a "fireball." here's a live look at the waterloo skycam. storm track seven meteoroligst mark schnackenberg has a final look at your weather next. we'll --------- --------- --------- we don't just serve any fish sandwich at culver's. we serve wild-caught, north atlantic cod. this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, f

this after netflix's making a murderer was released late last year capt. larry zimney/manitowoc police dept. "absolutely we're in the national spotlight, i mean...this avery issue is going to be on dateline tonight" in 2016 alone, the manitowoc county sheriff's office received credible bomb threats for the first time...closing down streets, evacuating buildings and putting the public on high a art... the caller claimed.. it t was because of avery. capt. larry zimney/manitowoc police dept. "this situation has not died down yet..as people..there's a lot of polarizatn either way for whether you're pro avery or anti-avery" people living in michicot, the community where the avery auto salvage property is located, say that avery had a bad rep and wasn't respected...and that the documentary has divided the county curtis busse/green bay "this man was tried..he was convicted..and now all of a sudden there's shambles and he's innocent and i just don't think that's right" " tim spierling/susuorts police "i think it's just a shame that people are judging this town wit

they will be posting pictures from netflix movies and tv shows and being paid four grand. if you want to do that follow netflix and send it with gram masters three before sun. >> i wonder if they will pay for the airfare. john: i don't know. that would be fun if you can do it. john: if you can do it, got the time. don: i don't have the time. i'm saying i have the time i don't think my family would have the time. today going to be dry most of the day. it is cold this morning. i threw a 20% chance of showers in this afternoon. you may see a spotty shower. this is the daytime. if we do the overnight chances it is 90% and tomorrow 40% and then we dry out. raleigh right now 29 degrees and so it is in the 20's in spots. dew point is 19, 67% humidity. winds are calm. a look into downtown durham and temperature right now 32. 53% humidity and east wind at three. numbers from across the region. everybody at the4freezing mark or below. even smithfield, clinton, 32. favorite below freezing a the 21. 26 sanford and oxford. roanoke rapids. satellite and radar composite shows the clear s

netflix is admitting it provided lower quality video to some subscribers.they say they did it to help them out. landon has more on this. good morning. >> hi, tracy, good morning to you. netflix has been lowering the quality of videos customers watch for more than five years. the wall street journal reports it took the action to protect consumers from going over data limits. meanwhile, over on wall street, looks to recover ground as stocks snap. the markets ending mix on thursday head up the holiday weekend. loads of economic data on the consumer, housing and economics. it's by the monthly jobs report on friday. rising 13 points thursday. nasdaq up. tracy back to you. >> see what happens on this monday. landon dowdy, thanks. >> reporter: good morning, i'm matt delucia. today is the deadline for registering to vote in the pennsylvania primary next month. what you need to know if you plan to register and where the polling stands. that's next. >> all right, matt. plus, beer and politics. a local brewery is making a special anti-donald trump beer. we'll tell you

the man is now charged with reckless operation of a motor vehicle and vandalism. >>> netflix says it has been sending lower quality to subscribers on at&t and verizon networks. they are doing it to help consumers from sur passing data caps. netflix says it will now introduce a data saver feature for apps that will allow more control over data usage when streaming. it is expected to be introduced in may. >> thousands of you are in town to enjoy peak bloom of the cherry blossoms. tom kierein is up next and why there may be a change in your money morning commute. >> officers off the job after a woman claimed she was asked to remov how community members are rallying today for change. >>> d.c. police foiling a robbery and may have saved a woman's life. what body cam video is revealing tuout the fu ♪ as a small business owner, here's one thing you can rely on: your business will change as it grows. whether its new space, more employees, or better equipment, things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it

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is currently reprising his role as uncle jesse, on netflix's "fuller house." you can also see him in the new series "grandfathered" every tuesday on fox. >> hi. i just came by to tell you that i borrowed 20 bucks from ravi and i have no intention ack. catherine, you're amazing. and i really like you. i know i was an idiot.you if you were anyone else, i would have moved on by now but i don't want to and i don't think you want to either.thing okay? or is this ken doll giving you a problem. ome to the show, john stamos! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: what a delight to see you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: always so nice to see you. >> hey. >> seth: this is good show. now -- >> seth, let me start by saying you're wonderful. >> seth: oh, well thank you, john. you're won you're handsome. >> seth: thank you. >> and you're smart. >> seth: i know. >> and i just love watching you. >> seth: you know, i feel -- >> hold me. and then other days john stamos comes out and i feel like the bottom of the shoe. i gotta be honest. 'cause if we are talking handsome, you're th