netflix. a bit of an ecclesiastical one. netflix getting a major endorsement from bernstein. one analyst going so far as to comparing it to jesus. saying either you believe in it or you the don't. saying could it jump as much as 22% from these levels. specifically, it said if jesus were a stock, he would be netflix. >> or maybe moses too. and by the way, onner st. patrick's day. in this case, and i'm not going to say. that i have not been a believer in netflix. i've been of the view that there's a lot of competition out there. who would pay for these guys unless you truly believe that first mover advantage is so he powerful. when everybody including at&t is getting into the same business and it could be disney, and it is amazon in the form of hulu. people saying they won't compete on their own content. >> cautious on q-1 checks. they did the same go thing in q-3. the stock is up 52%. so there are people really get this story, understand the long term growth prospects of this platform and guy, i 100% agree with you. this stock, i mentioned, will get taken off. and it will be t

netflix is all about people using netflix. they don't really care about the business model.ies to be in theaters and on efforts at the same time. caroline: julie is an analyst looking at netflix. is this a wise place to spend cash? >> i do believe so. if we look at the reasons consumer cut the cord, original content and attraction to the content is one of the top five reasons. according to forrester research, we see the number of people who have cut the cord has doubled in the past three years. the people who are interested has also doubled in the past few years. caroline: taking on hollywood in this way with a $19 million budget movie starring will smith, is that the right way to go? will we not want to go to theaters? >> i think it is a very dated model that some of the film industry has nla -- in la. consumers have more than three connected devices on average. i want to watch it on my tablet, laptop, and smartphone. companies like netflix have adapted to what consumers want much faster than the traditional industries have. caroline: let's go back to lucas. you have done s

the best performing of them all, not only from the inception is netflix.nd the day to day is the best performing. so of these big, large names, that seems to be the best one, i would say. >> all right. >> let's talk netflix for a second. one of the interesting things, least year in 2016, they saw acceleration in revenue growth. they'd been growing sales in 21, 22, 23%. obviously, international expansion's been good for them. we saw that in their subgrowth. they've obviously been doing some good things. but here's the thing. you could try the short or netflix at any moment at any point over the last five years based on valuation and it's been a dead-bang loser. we just thad the anniversary of the bull march kit. and th so the question is what can you still buy? the story here is still in tact until it's not, i know there's probably takeover spec. this is the biggest problem. it's got a $60 billion market cap. for them to sell this company it would have to go for at least $80 billion, and there's very few people who could do that. if you want to stay in the

she's on netflix. she watches netflix. she doesn't watch network television as we grew up to know it. she is on snapchat 72 times a day. >> that can change. >> for sure. >> because already they're now on house party and now they're on a new platform every month i have to go in and check parental groe controls on and kids are 11 and discovering like this. not just execution on the ad side. how cool could snap be if i'm on there first of all? >> you've heard the story. nobody cool is on facebook anymore. it's the joke. i've said it many times. >> except everyone. >> yahoo! is dead except for 800 million people that are on it. so give snap a minute. let's see how they execute. that's the key. will evan bring in -- give them time to bring ad sales in. >> give them time just not while you hold the stock. >> if it's $160 a share a year from now, i wouldn't be surprised. if it's $5 a share a year from now, i would be surprise esurpr. >> where does all this leave twitter and maybe some of the criticism or the negativity around sna

plus, coming up on netflix — the boss tells us his plans for the internet tv giant as it heads towards00 million users. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme: up up and away — the us markets blast through previous record highs, the global rally is continuing in asia. details in a moment. we start on wall street where investors are gearing up for what could be the biggest and certainly the most hyped technology flotation since twitter in back 2013 — or even facebook the year before. in a few hours time shares in snap— the owner of photo messaging app snapchat — will begin trading on the new york stock exchange. the big question — will it end up a stock market giant like facebook or, like twitter, a bit of a flop? here's what we know so far: the flotation has been hugely oversubscribed — there were as many as ten orders for every share. that's allowed snapchat to up the price. late on wednesday it priced its shares at $17 — above the $14—to—$16 range it had previously indicated. that will give the company an opening valuation of $24 billion. more than

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so that seems to be the best one. >> let's talk netflix for a second.ne of the things that's interesting, last year in 2016 they saw an acceleration in revenue growth. 21, 22, 23%. they saw 33 year over year. international expansion has been good for them. we saw that in their sub growth. they're obviously doing some really good things in the original content business. you could have tried netflix at in it moment, at any point over the last five years based on valuation and it has been a dead bang loser. if we look back, we just had the anniversary of the bull market from march 2009, eight years. and this is up 6,000%. the question is what can you still buy? the story is still intact until it is not. i know there's some takeover. every week there's a new one. there is biggest problem. it has a $60 billion market cam. it needs to go for at least $80 billion. and very few people can do that. if you want to stay in the game, maybe you have games or you're thinking of playing into and out of earnings season. they have not confirmed the date yet. you may wan

so you signed a deal with netflix? comedian. you, chapel, chris rock, jerry seinfeld. and amy schumer. all the big comedians are doing this. >> i think heads are going to roll when they find out i slipped myself into that company. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it's great. are you still -- do you go on the road all the time? >> yeah, i love it, man. i love doing stand-up. i love audiences like this. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't even know if i brought this up the last time you were on. but i opened for you a couple of times. >> i know. >> jimmy: and you were so nice to me. but not only just me, but your staff. we went out, you bought all the staff pizza and drinks after the show. and i was like -- i don't know. i'll never forget that. it was just so good. >> i appreciate it, man. thank you. >> jimmy: you didn't have to do that. yeah. i had to pay for it. [ light laughter ] you drove us there. >> i slipped out before the check came, you know. >> jimmy: we would play a game where we'd try to sneak in a a fu

and the nice thing about netflix is you can binge watch them right?start watching them right now. yeah. [ talking over each other ] >> go and watch it. >> jimmy: we're doing eggs. >> are we really? >> jimmy: one of us is going to get crushed with eggs. >> i think it is going to be you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't think that, and it's positive thinking but maybe like a mentalist. >> i'm a magician, so -- >> jimmy: i know, oh my god. i want to show a clip first of neil patrick harris in "a series of unfortunate events" on netflix. take a look. >> where are the costumes? nobody brought the costumes? [ car door slams ] stay in the car. >> can we listen to the radio? >> no. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: come on! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, make it look easy. neil patrick harris, everybody, "a series of unfortunate events." [ cheers and applause ] it's streaming now on netflix. neil and i are playing egg russian roulette after the break. come on back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ success has always been measured in zeros. but shouldn't it be about firs

but there are things you can do if you are concerned and still watch netflix. watching her big screen tv. but -- >> it's kind of scary. john -- she doesn't like the idea of the government or the manufacturer knowing what >> i take my privacy seriously. i don't appreciate someone spying on me. john: she is so concerned when she watches netflix or another streaming content she uses a player that can be turned off. >> my tv isn't connected to the internet. john: you allow data collection on some tv when you agree to their privacy policy in the set-up. if you are concerned what your tv might be recording or sharing the best thing to do is get in the tv's settings. consumer report magazine posted a great story online showing how to disable sharing features on most major brands. on l.g. set go to options and live plus and click off. have a vizio, look for settings until you see smart interactivity. with samsung, tur sync marketing. shut off the voice recognition if you find it. i should stream netflix would listening to you. >> home is a safe place. a place for priva

book on netflix as well.f you want to stay home with family and watch cute kid family films utopia or jungle book both available on netflix. steve's favorite film 016 arrival is available he loved that move write on amazon and i tunes rent on buy and fantastic beast also on amazon to buy as well. >> kev what will you watch today. >> "fox5" until 11 a.m. or if we go longer until then and coffee pug mug and last night i realized what it is to be married it mit me last night. >> what happened. >> i watched three hours of "the bachelor". >> hm. >> and i liked it. >> five out of five. >> i liked -- >> you liked it? >> it's riveting horrible show but riveting. >> kev what i want to you do since you're in front of wall of movies pick random movie and i'll tell you which bookcase to go to and what you pick for me to watch today. if you turn left under the space man three rose down from top grab any movie well other left i guess it would be. >> under the space man go to left there you go. >> astronaut we call them. >>

netflix originals, amazon just won two oscars.is interested in original content because that is what draws people to their high form. >> if you are netflix, do you worry about this? do you feel like you need a skinny bundle to keep up with youtube and hulu, perhaps amazon? >> i think different offerings. some people have two or three different packages. if i was netflix, i wouldn't be too worried, but watching. selina: look out for a future youtube oscar. that wraps it up for today. read point ventures ryan farber, -- sarver, thank you for joining us, and our tech editor brad stone. coming up, google dominating the market. we go to barcelona to get the latest from the global conference. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> microsoft has announced a subscription service to allow customers to play online and avoid a trip to the store. google is sharing its virtual assistant featured with android partners, which plays music and complete tasks, now expanded to phones. what exactly is behind expansion strategy? down withyde sat product lead for goo

people usingout netflix. they will not release the netflix movie. >> do you think that this is a wise place to be splashing the cash? >> look at the reason consumers cut the cord and attraction to the content is a reason why. it has doubled in the past six years. >> d think this is the right way theaters?he >> i think it is a dated model that the film industry has. as consumers, half of us own three connected devices and we want this option to watch it on the tablet and the smartphone. andanies have adapted responded to what the consumers want. to lucas.ake this out you did reporting about industry veterans. can you talk about that? our story, we had a ary experienced producer and production company was based at isversal pictures and he someone who has been around all would a few decades and will be charged with bringing in more talent. >> we will see how that goes. my guest post for the hour, thank you for being here. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. seen -- all this is bloomberg. anna:

you can look at netflix and say that is a pretty heavy valuation.rything has to hit on all cylinders. >> amazon also i think that's also true. >> the questions are not just tech. we were talking amazon, amazon is not tech. half a fact, meaning, you use large cap things that are prevailing that are independent of the economy are maybe overdone to some extent. so it's tech as a sector, it's also some of the names individually that come a long way. >> quickly, in terms of netflix, know, can we give them? maybe they are playing a long game, they're not focused on the quarter to quarter the fact that they are burning cash admittedly so. maybe they're in there for a ten-year plan. right now it's a land grab. they havep or 8% globally. think about it. if they double that, being that they've become so although i hear you on the netflix valuation, it's crazy. maybehey're in there for much different reasons. >> amazon. >> the truth is if you look at the bottom of what they're doing, whether you are looking at amazon or netflix. they don't seem like tech per s

netflix is testing an intro button, lets you skip the opening credits on some tv shows. this is reportedly a top customer request, because netflix users tends to bing watch shows and would prefer not to watch the same opening over and over. >> i have to say -- >> tells you how much time we're spending wing watching. >> i'm guilty of that, i do like that option. >> i think we all are, jill, remember -- >> before netflix. >> good old days. >> yes. >> thanks, jill. we red books. >> that's what it was. >> those paper things, right, with the words on them? >> we'll check in with you on the next hour. >> allegedly. >> exactly. >> today the first day of spring. that means free water ice. >> i'm so excited about this. rita's celebrating the season for the 25th straight year. twenty-five years. all real a -- rita's locations will be giving away a free italian ice limited edition first day of spring cup. rita's also welcoming back the spring time favorite, last year more than a million water ice lovers visited rita's on the first day of spring, you know there is i tends to get thr

i love netflix.ff look at pieces like this and i want to see at the beginning mia copa, i missed netflix for the last but i don't think i'm too late. he does say the international is going to be better than expected. he uses that. where is the, you know, here's why i didn't like it. and let me tell you why i've had a change my mind. because otherwise just comes in like, hey, really likes it. this stock is up a lot. and i think that you have to put a little disclaimer on how come you didn't like it. >> the reason it is up is because i think many expected the international to underperform. >> yes. >> that's the surprise. so that has taken the stock from 120 to 140. i agree with you. now he's coming in at 140. he's saying, okay, 175. now it's a buy at 140. i don't think if you're long the stock that takes you out of it. i think you pay attention to what he's saying and you have a strong risk management strategy around it. but the international is coming around. that's clear. and contentwise it's a lousy

the biggest week wow, watchathon has netflix?ut ] show me orange is the new black. wait, no bloodline. how about bojack? luke cage. oh, dj tanner. maybe show me lilyhammer. mmm, show me last chance u. on second thought, maybe pompidou. narcos, fearless, cooked, the crown. marco polo, lost & found. grace and frankie, hemlock grove. season one of... show me house of cards. xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." you know, a lot of people complain that president trump doesn't do any work because he spends all his time on the golf course. but that's not true. he also spends time holding rallies. he had two just in the last week -- one in louisville last night and one in nashville last wednesday. as always, where there's a trump rally, there is jordan klepper. >> as "the daily show"'s only white guy, i have been sent into trump country to chronicle campaign rallies, the inauguration and vic

everybody thought the dvr would be the end of netflix. >> my dad gets the netflix dvd sent to him in the mail. >> i remember you said that. he is not alone. >> thanks, pam. >> the time is 7:17. sal is right over there. are you watching our friends on highway 24 and every place else. >> that's right. we have east bay traffic to worry about, dave. good morning to you. dave and gasia. we're going to start off with highway 24 this time and look at slow traffic in lafayette. you will see the traffic is going to be busy here. it's going to be a little slow also in orinda. so just to let you know. there is nothing out of the ordinary. we haven't found any traffic collisions here in the area. no problems as you drive on highway 4. but we had earlier problems here. i want to kind of focus in on this. you can see slow traffic on highway 4. and the speeds are pretty low. i'm going to put a pinpoint on speed here. 9 miles per hour. that's not very good. right through bay point. and getting into the concord area. 80 is still still through richmond because of earlier issues. highway 101 in marin c

we are also looking at netflix — the boss of netflix has been talking to rory kevin jones. many countries that do not have a law about net neutrality. but, we still operate along those principles. if you could send a message to donald trump about the principle and weight is still important, what would it be?” principle and weight is still important, what would it be? i think net neutrality very important, so that no voices are censored and there is equality around. facebook, it suddenly seems very interested in doing a lot more video. that would be quite a danger to you, wouldn't it? and there is youtube red, which isa it? and there is youtube red, which is a subscription service, and amazon, and potentially apple doing some original shows. there is a lot of competition and challenge for netflix, but room to grow. his business is very challenging. it is, given the competition. earlier, we asked what she thought of snapchat, whether you love it or have no idea what it is. snapchat are hoping to disrupt social media in the way that netflix wants to disrupt television. these a

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the problem with netflix, the reason for makers in hollywood have not adopted netflix is because they do that. they say we want our films streaming immediately, we will not let you have a run of it in terms of theaters, first. this is the circle they have to square. the way they are doing it is by throwing money at it and the worrying in big talent and offering millions of subscribers. the numbers is what is attractive. they have also been making some big tires. comediesehind the ted who also helped push the breakup film will be coming on board. he will be in charge of getting the talent and getting hollywood wanting to start to bring their films the netflix. mark: it is going to make 30 original films a year, that is bigger than most major hollywood studios. it is making a big shift, from admittedly a very successful tv campaign, house of cards to name just one. but you have step, the sense that if anyone could do it, that looks good. >> certainly with the cash to splash. this is where they have already tried to show their worth. they have bought many a film, crouching tiger hidden d

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. >>> on cbs money watch, netflix revamps its rating system.agner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning. the rally fueled by the fed's interest rate hike didn't last long. stocks pretty much stayed put. utility stocks were lower. the dow lost 15 points, the s&p dipped 3, nasdaq rose just under a point. boeing signed a contract, they will get 244 latest apache kopitars. it is an advance roll helicopter. improved night capabilities. an unnamed international customer will get 24. $27 million settlement has been pproved in a class action lawsuit against the company lift. the federal judge gave the final approval yesterday. lift drivers in california argue that they should be classified as employees which means they're ernted to reimbursement for expenses. though the suit has been settled, the status of drivers under california law remains uncertain. >>> netflix is ditching its five-star rating system. the new system will feature a rate button that lets viewers either vote thumbs up or thumbs down.

the biggest week wow, watchathon has netflix? show me orange is the new black. wait, no bloodline. how about bojack? luke cage. oh, dj tanner. maybe show me lilyhammer. mmm, show me last chance u. on second thought, maybe pompidou. narcos, fearless, cooked, the crown. marco polo, lost & found. grace and frankie, hemlock grove. season one of... show me house of cards. xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. >>> february 27, 2015. nearly midnight. a man and woman walk across the bridge right next to the kremlin. a highly-monitored area, littered with surveillance cameras. all those cameras, but amazingly, this grainy, far-away video is the only footage that exists of a critical moment in recent russian history. inside the circle of what a moscow tv station purports to be boris nemtsov and his girlfriend. nemtsov was, of course, the well-known opposition leader who led the protests in 2011. the station says while this snowplow hides the two from camera's v

netflix hopes the new system will get viewers to consider their own experience as opposed to rating the movie thinking about what they think other viewers would like. >>> and can siri and alexa get along? amazon is bringing the alexa voice to the iphone. alexa and apple siri are a growing number of voice assistants. they can summon alexa by tapping the amazon app with help and shopping and information like news, weather or sports scores. ann marie in >> all right, sounds like a good idea. like you said, as long as the two ladies can get along. >> i think it's going to be a turf war. >> really. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, jill. >>> still ahead, a young publishing star. we will meet the 8-year-old girl who made the best seller list with the book inspired by her annoying little brother. more flavorful. delicious. with more great nutrition. and 25% less saturated fat. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. the toothpaste that helpstax, prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and

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your comedy baby, if you will, your netflix special, is very, very funny.>> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's a big deal for you. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, okay! yeah. the trailer came out last week. on youtube. and i made the mistake of looking at the first comment. [ laughter ] i glanced down. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah. >> someone had written, this guy's really let himself go. and i just wanted to like create a fake alias and be like, no he hasn't! he's actually maintained roughly the same weight! >> jimmy: no good comes from reading that stuff. >> no, no. i was so hurt by it. i felt like i never sold myself. i'm mike birbiglia and i'm looking good! oh, i was going to tell you. >> jimmy: what. >> i was going to tell you the other night you guys were nice enough to have us over for dinner. >> jimmy: right. >> you made us food. you made us -- jimmy's like -- i don't know if people realize this. sometimes you read articles about celebrities, and he cooks too. and you don't really believe it. but you really are an amazing cook. you made pizza -- >> jimmy: than

netflix because i do think they're going to get bought.elf number one. number two, price line we've been talking about now for years. when everybody else seems to fall by the wayside they continue to do well. valuation wise, not so expensive to two work. >> i'm not a buyer of stocks. >> at all. >> no. i think you're going to get an opportunity in the next couple months to buy every one of your favorite stocks -- >> the same thing that happened in the stock marketing for the last couple of months continues to happen. >> maybe. >> the rally continues against all expectations. >> yes, yes. i think that's what you're seeing. you're seeing this lack of initiative on behalf of the investment community right now. everyone sitting on their hands because they're waiting for the market to come back in. when everyone waits for the same thing, it never happens. >> whose waiting? >> everyone. >> really? >> you're waiting. you just said you're going to wait for a better entry. >> i don't know. >> you could've said that to pushback. you could've said tha

she has a new stand-up special, on netflix "the leather special."she's one of the funniest people on earth, our friend, amy schumer is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and also, from "rupaul's drag race" on vh1, rupaul is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from panic! at the disco. [ cheers and applause ] a great night. before we get to all that, donald trump addressed congress for the first time as president, last night. it was a restrained performance, which means once again the media salivated over the possibility of a more presidential trump. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] after a chaotic first month in which trump has already dipped to record low approval ratings, last night's speech was a major opportunity for him to potentially reset the narrative. and you can tell it was a momentous occasion, because as sp upgraded from its normal sized countdown clock to a special super sized clock that took up almost half the screen. soon wolf blitzer is going to have surgery

we'll make netflix entertainment. nvidia is semiconductor. broadcom is semiconductor.oing to go with broadcom right now because we think broadcom is having some good numbers within apple. i can't -- man, i got to -- this is like i got to throw every card back here. i don't want to trade apple, but facebook which my charitable trust owns, we'll take that out and we'll put in united health to get a little health care. we'll take nvidia out and put in 3m, get some diversified industrial. those have to be done because this is just -- this thing is one stock, okay? this stock is -- this page is one stock, and it will all go down together, and that's exactly what we're trying to not have because that on a bad tech day, then my man from philly gets blown out. that's why we play. you know what we ought to do? we ought to go to chris in illinois. chris. >> caller: booyah, mr. cramer. thanks for having me back on. >> of course. >> caller: i shave a list for yu here. g.e., cisco systems, raytheon, jpmorgan and merck. >> sometimes life is easy. okay. jpmorgan, one of the finest ba

people watch netflix as a matter of course, but why is that not a stock?hy is that just a company we use? that is what i'd like to bring back. i'd like to bring back the notion that if you like apple at $93, don't listen to the analyst that tell you best days are over while you buy your iphone 7. don't do that. >> really? you want to emphasize the peter lynch way of investing again? >> it was never wrong. >> yeah, but it didn't always follow through either. >> geez, really? pe peter lynch is still the greatest -- >> oh, he was good. he was definitely good. so was the guy who followed him, too. >> do you think it's wrong to think you can nail these ideas, if you watch the shows and do the homework? s&p index future -- index fund should be your bedrock. i'm totally in belief of that but then have additional money -- >> play money. >> okay. >> is that it? >> i call it "mad money," but let's use play money. >> all right. and you are like both feet are on the gas pedals. >> your kids are born and take them to disney four years in a row and buy an index fund? ho

, airbnb and spotify. >> all we get to do is chill instead of netflix and chill. >> no netflix. >> the former president and first lady have signed a megabook deal. the unique joint agreement with publisher penguin random house calls for the obamas to write separate books and reportedly worth $60 million. by comparison, bill clinton, you see him there, was paid $15 million for his memoir and hillary clinton got 14 million for her book about her time at the state department and george w. bush received 10 million for the release of "decision points." >>> when we come back, chaos at a mardi gras parade after a truck plows into a marching band. hear what police are saying about the driver this morning. >>> and a young basketball fan's climbing skills saved the day at this game. are your allergies holding you back or is it your allergy pills? break through your allergies. introducing flonase sensimist. more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substanc

it's like netflix. the huge part of why netflix streaming is good and goes up to 4k is because they have done a lot of very good software engineering to increase the al go rim of complexion -- algorithm of come appreciation and allow higher quality to come through smaller spaces you. can't say just make fatter pipes over. the software industry and the key sign industry have to get better and bet examiner better at complexion and software design so that they can do more and n less space, and i think everybody has to play that role. almost never do you hear people talk about the incentives to get people to design more efficiently. right? it's just get a bigger pipe and let them waste as much of it -- i think that's an error. >> host: finally, michael powell, your industry trade show is cancelled. why? >> guest: i love the trade show, and so did everyone in the cable industry. it was 60 years running. think it was a good one and i think a great center for us. but as we went through our rebranding exercise

netflix has to cut through that and show that their content is more exciting, more entertaining than explaining everything in two minutes flat. i have about 30 seconds to its planned markets right now, because the nikkei is gaining a bit, up over 1%. —— explain the markets. this is due to the weaker yen. we have some prospects of a rate hike in the us when the federal reserve meets next week, which has been pushing the us dollar higher. we still have crucial us payroll data coming out, and expectations are that will be very strong, supporting that push for a rate rise. looking elsewhere, marginal gains in the other markets. that is all for this addition of asia business report. thank you for watching. a national monument paying tribute to members of the military and civilians who served and worked in the wars in iraq and afghanistan has been unveiled in central london. robert hall reports. there have been many accounts of individual sacrifice during the longest and most intense period of combat operations since the second world war. this was a day to recognise the stories that have n

the biggest week wow, watchathon has netflix?.. [ beatboxing throughout ] show me orange is the new black. wait, no bloodline. how about bojack? luke cage. oh, dj tanner. maybe show me lilyhammer. mmm, show me last chance u. on second thought, maybe pompidou. narcos, fearless, cooked, the crown. marco polo, lost & found. grace and frankie, hemlock grove. season one of... show me house of cards. xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. kennedy: welcome back. we are less than two months into the trunk presidency, but many say they are unable to cope with the dot of another four years in addition to these warriors. they are hoping to close their eyes and wake up in the yea

wow, watchathon has netflix?hroughout ] show me orange is the new black. wait, no bloodline. how about bojack? luke cage. oh, dj tanner. maybe show me lilyhammer. mmm, show me last chance u. on second thought, maybe pompidou. narcos, fearless, cooked, the crown. marco polo, lost & found. grace and frankie, hemlock grove. season one of... show me house of cards. xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. lauren: this semester's first real chance to respond to the poet of the help curb the upright in the response is not pretty. now down 135 i cannot nasdaq futures down 42. nicole: once again coming disney's tale as old as time triumph at the box office. >>

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oscar films earlier if if you only have netflix or if youo have netflix subscription aio bunch of great family friendly fenl movies utopia, great disney film, awesome voice acting fromf jason bateman the scene in the dmv it's one of the funf yesterday scenes i've seen inscn disney film in a long time aes e great one for the family. sink street this is a film i mentioned all last year. yea it's an underrated film. fil from the director of one an irish film with music involved.. beautiful movie. mie. if you really want to see a great independent type film im definitely recommend watching .hat. jurassic park the classic css spielberg film is available on l netflix as well. wel from was. and then the oscar winning filmm spotlight. kind of a movies for everybody. spotlight for more of the adult audience.dience. looking for a journalistic typec film. jurassic park for theark the blockbuster audience. sink street kind of just all a around feel good movie and a utopia for of the family fil friendly movie. mov you can watch jungle book the te remake. >> what should we binge watch? t >> i mean i