netflix and the culture of reinvention. mr. hastings is also the ceo of netflix. mr.astings, what is netflix and what do you do? >> guest: netflix is the world's leading entertainment service bid we reduce and amazing television series and movies. we bent up around about 20 years and serve millions of families around the world who are membe members. >> host: is there a connection to the 1998 company where you had 900 movie titles and 30 employees? >> guest: there was a little connection to that. we started 22 years ago and mainly mailing dvds in the united states competing with blockbuster. that was a whole decade really that we were competing with video stores in the u.s. that was 2007 when we started streaming. roughly the same time youtube did. >> host: erin meyer, how did you get involved in this book project? >> i study cultural differences in the workplace and i've been a school professor. i came across the netflix culture when i read what many people have the netflix culture and it was way at the beginning and it was quite shocking when i read it. it said thing

and netflix. and i said all of the managers. and when i found out was that when they talked about transparency, he means really healthhealthy everybody even bei finished. host: you said i love the netflix culture for his honesty and content. erin meyer: that was my first reaction before i started to read the interviews and really understanding netflix . think that's actually one of the reasons that reid was really interested in me involved in this book. and then his belief as to why that kind of corporate culture can lead to success . i remember feeling shocked and i remembered about a part of this that was about candor. and what it says which sounds fine. what assesses do not say without somebody, which would not say to their face. and of course, most of us spent a lot of time at work talking about people. so just couldn't imagine how that could actually semen organizinorganization. host: ordered some of those advantages. erin meyer: one of the first things i did was to bring in a team and give a presentation. we were in cuba a

netflix and the culture of reinvention. mr. hastings is also the ceo of netflix.hat is netflix and what do you do? >> netflix is the world's leading entertainment service. we produce and distribute amazing television series and movies. we have about 200 million families around the world who are members. >> is there a connection to the 1998 companies where you had 900 movie titles and 30 employees? reed: we started about 22 years ago competing with blockbuster. that was a decade really we were competing with video stores just in the u.s. that is 2007 when we started streaming, roughly the same time youtube did. >> how did you get involved in this project? erin: i study cultural differences in the workplace. i am a business school professor. i first came across the netflix culture when i read many people have the netflix culture. way at the beginning -- it that said things like adequate performance gets a generous severance. that shocked me. the business school that i teach at, we were talking about psychological safety to promote innovation. to have a company not f

that's what we see with that type of candor at netflix. sometimes it hurts or feels an appropriate but it helps improve performance and that is fantastic. >> that part of the book why were you having a conference in cuba? [laughter] >> because we are expanding globally and we want to entertain people including cuba. >>host: do you have a presence in cuba? >> this was about five years ag ago, the hopes of opening the internet in cuba have diminished. we were on our way to a great presence there we do have a strong presence in brazil and mexico and many other latin countries but not yet cuba. >>host: in the book no rules rules, talent density is referred to. what is that? >> it comes from employee insight to accomplish something hard you would rather have ten amazing people who work well together than 20 not sue - - not so good people those who are very talented with good skills a small number can be very effective. >>host: isn't it normal, first of all when you hear the word corporate culture what do you think about? >> my first book was ab

hastings is also the ceo of netflix. mr. hastings, what is netflix, and what do you do? ing. >> guest: netflix is a world leading entertainment service. we produce and distribute amazing television series and movies. we've been around about 20 years and have about 200 million families around the world who are our members. >> host: is there a connection to the 1998 company where you had 900 movie titles, 30 employees? >> guest: there's a little connection to that. we started 22 years ago doing dvds in the united states, competing with blockbuster. that was a whole decade really that we were competing with video stores just in the u.s., and that's 2007 when we started streaming, roughly the same time that youtube did. >> host: erin meyer, how did you get involved in this book project? >> guest: i study cultural differences in the workplace, and. a professor, a business school professor, and i first came across the netflix business culture definitely on the internet way at the beginning, and it was quite shocking when i read it. [laughter] so it said things like adequate pe

to pull the film but the director and netflix are standing by it >> reporter: netflix is under growingire after its release of the award winning french film cuties the movie which debuted at the sun dance film festival follows an 11-year-old who rebels against her religious family to join a group of dancers. the film's writer and director says it's about navigating between different models of femme anymo femininity >> trying to achieve the same result without understand the meaning and yeah, it's dangerous. >> reporter: fallout surrounding the movie began before its netflix debut. last month the streaming giant apologized and pulled this promotional poster after it sparked outrage on social media. this was the poster used to promote the film in france its own choice of artwork wa inappropriate. afte backlash some people are cancelling their subscriptions and the #cancel netflix is trending. the parents' television council was urging netflix to remove the film rated for mature audiences saying young actresses were sexualized in this movie these girls use foul vulgar language none of thi

netflix ceo reed hastings, that's who. but he doesn't have the guts to come on camera to defend this. because he can't. so, like a coward he just put out a press statement defending this garbage. netflix saying it's about the pressure young girls face on social media and from society more generally growing up. we would encourage anyone who cares about these important issues to watch the movie. nice try. but what about the other prominent people affiliated wit netflix? like susan rice, obama's former national security adviser. she's paid handsomely to sit on the board of netflix. and what about the obama's? they are deal with netflix is reportedly worth $50 million. michelle prides herself on efforts to help promote girl power worldwide. >> the last thing i want to say to all girls is that be supportive of each other. we have to be our best friends, each other, that means we can't be catty, we cannot compete and see one person's failure as our success. we can all rise together. >> more words. but given the cachet the obama

that is not for the netflix culture.e a company that wants to inventive and create new things, this offers a lot of fresh ideas for people to rethink the traditional industrial paradigm. david: recently, you made an announcement that stunned a number of people, which is the -- i am bringing in your chief content officer who has been with you for 20 plus years and making him the co-ceo. reed: externally, it is a change and that helps on his ability to do big deals. ♪ ♪ david: let's go back to your background. you grew up in the boston area, is that right? reed: boston ndc -- boston and d.c. david: you went to college at bowdoin. after you graduated, what did you do? reed: i went into the u.s. peace corps and i was a height tool that a high school math teacher in africa. david: you decided you would go to business school in stamford. -- business school at stanford. reed: i went took him -- i -- i went into computer science. i try to take a business class and they rejected me. being at stanford in the mid-80's -- mid 1980's

so, we will see with this netflix deal stops or allows them to do. a $9 million mortgage their daughter barbara there's still paying mortgage. pushing onto the new york times. you spirit me a real story. you spirit me a real storylj thought you would like to put your teeth into that one. next time. the new york times featured, rocking the system, quite an interesting angle into the ongoing demonstrations in belarus against lukashenko, the fact that the countries rock and pop musicians who have been kept under the thumb for so long not expressing themselves, what you think of that when? an interesting side story. i think that sadly the main story is that he has absolutely tightened his grip which in the initial stages could not be assumed and he's having a lot of help from vladimir putin and snatching up opposition leaders of the streets in broad daylight, putting people in prison, fighting on the internet and it was called the last dictatorship in europe and which appeared to be in deep trouble a few weeks ago is to a large degree things to vladimir

of netflix showed us the video wall promoting new netflix shows, surrounded by lots and lots of emptyill be back. we're going to get that vaccine, and then that lobby will be pumping again. >> reporter: i know why you're so optimistic. because like toilet paper and lysol, you're one of the few companies who have really thrived in this pandemic. >> people love entertainment, whether that is war time, peace time, covid. >> reporter: yeah, but you're avoiding my question, which is: you're doing extremely well. your subscription numbers have what? >> we're off to a faster start in growth than any year in our history. roughly from $160 million to $190 million. >> reporter: internationally, too? >> all around the world, covid, unfortunately, is everywhere, and luckily netflix is, too. >> reporter: the growth of netflix has been expedential over the last few years, now the service is available in 190 countries. and its financial growth has been a wow also. when the company went public in 2002, the stock price was $15 a share. during the pandemic, netflix has been trading around $500. >> if y

is there something you can do at netflix to enhance your minority hiring?d the data and we have made great progress and we have doubled our number of african-american employees over the last three years. you know that is throughout the , business, but in particular on the media side. our tech side is still underrepresented. as is the field, so we had a long way to go, but we are trying to make those efforts not only for african-americans but to many underrepresented groups both in in america and around the world. david: people who are watching this will say i want to be like , reed hastings. i want to build a great company, be successful, have a great family, philanthropic leak, be active. what would you say is the key to leadership that enabled you to be the one you are today? reed: it is about achievement of the company as opposed to personal achievement. you want to be super proud of the organization and personally humble. david: i assume you hear from your high school classmates, your college classmates, your stanford classmates telling you they always

netflix shares also in the red. spoke with reed hastings for his thoughts on how the pandemic would affect the industry and how he sees the streaming wars playing out. first, a deep dive into what is moving after hours. slack moving after the bell. shares plummeting after filling fell short of analyst estimates. abigail doolittle has been looking at the numbers. i just got off the phone with the ceo of slack, who focused on the demand they see accelerating in paid customers. they are still not seeing -- still not giving guidance. afterch a dramatic impact hours? abigail: one thing investors do not like is uncertainty. also, in terms of the billings miss for the quarter, it was not huge, but 6%. you would think that folks would be using the messaging platform during the stay-at-home days, but it signals the idea that some of the small and medium-sized businesses are hurt enough, signaling that slack could be a nice to have technology rather than a need to have. this stock really getting plunged in the after hours. th

we can also assume that netflix is ultimately going to do better offer this.f those tech stocks that same quite significant rallies over the last couple of months. —— that has seen quite significant. watching tv from home more. i imagine netflix will probably be perfectly able to provide a large enough sum of money to tempt harry and meghan over what's up i think the question .. to tempt harry and meghan over what's up i think the question is to tempt harry and meghan over what's up i think the quest good for netflix. i it will deal for netflix. i imagine it will be. probably a lot of demand for the shows. so, yes, we will see force of good for them they managed to move from royalty to independency. we will wait and see. not much time. in a few sentences, the gulf news, foreigners can retire, resident, foreigners can retire, resident, foreigners can retire in dubai. this is about a global campaign which is now being launched to encourage foreigners to resign and retire and to the quality of life there. it used to be spain that will have people retiring there.

they're watching netflix a lot more right now.u worry about that and contributing to that and what it means for human connection going forward? >> you know, entertainment is really the relief from loneliness. and when people are alone they can turn to the story and connect and like anything, if you do it too much it's not good. but having, you know, a couple hours a day of stories to escape is a world thing. >> let's talk about the book. my takeaway is radical candor. your argument -- and people should read this book, is that we should all tell our employees and the bosses what they're doing right or wrong, don't sugarcoat anything and let people go who aren't a-pluses. is that the future of netflix is that the future of what amazon should be? no rules is new rules? >> we kind of get you to watch the "hunger games." you have to kill off all the other players and that's not at all what we do. our employees help each other incredibly. there's great team work amongst them and it's performance oriented like sports, like professional s

will [♪] jesse: backlash building against netflix over its release of building against netflix over itscontroversial film, cuties. the film conceptualizes very young girls, massive amount of people's are canceling their netflix subscriptions now. netflix is fighting back saying it's a social commentary against the sexualization of young children. headlines reporter and fox news contributor, rachel carly, what is going on here? these girls are very young. >> absolutely. i'm very conflicted, i watched it yesterday and it's about a young west african girl living in the projects, she comes to a traditional muslim background and gets involved with the wrong circle of friends and discovers social media and discovers to and sees all these highly sexual videos online and she and her 11-year-old friend, they are 11 years old in the movie, they copied that behavior and it is wildly uncomfortable for a viewer to see that and i could never. jesse: i don't even like watching on the screen now. >> netflix is right, the reason for the movie is a warning to parents, howor quickly kids are trying to gro

hike, you got people on social media saying, i'm deleting netflix then they never do and the company to make money. these bills, by the way, are starting to add up if you use hulu live with dvr, it's $75 a month then you factor in disney and disney plus. roku is free, guys just thought i would throw that out there. >> i see what brian is saying, because i looked at my streaming bill and it's getting out of hand we put on all these services and right now you might as well put me in a cable bundle for all i'm spending on hulu and disney plus i'm spending a lot of money on these things, but i would say this i started off, i believe, on our household paying like $12.99 a month for netflix. i'm up to paying like $16, $17 right now, so i've sustained those price hikes. i haven't canceled it yet, but if it gets to $20, i might say, all right, i'm done. >> peacock is another one. deirdre, what were you going to say? >> i was going to say brian sullivan is such a sunset fan, he would never get rid of his netflix subscription but for user growth, this is where it matters, and in a landscape, a

about netflix, i spoke with the co-ceo of netflix earlier this week. asked him what netflix is next ask will be. he said more of the same. we're going to double down on scripted content, original content. can netflix keep growing as it has with thyssenkrupp -- singler strategy in mind? >> yes. in part because they tapped into the dramatic growth in streaming. people are picking netflix versus disney plus or apple tv plus. they are picking up bundle. two or three services. netflix is almost certainly part of that bundle. they win as the streaming bundle wins worldwide. the real gain for netflix is local content. its original content but original international content. local language originals that they are producing and acting in spain, argentina, korea, japan. they are doing this globally. iny are two years ahead terms of internationally produced international content that they are rolling out. they own it and that will probably cause them to sustain this growth for the next 3-5 years. thus the underappreciated element of netflix. the real new wants is

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netflix as a brand means. think you'll see more how they promote the company and the overall brand as well. >>> okay we got much more of that interview coming up. in the meantime after this, investor stanley druckenmiller and harlem children's jones are going to join us to talk about the nation's education system. we'll get stan's take on the recent mark downturn as well lots to talk about with these gentlemen. then we have senator ted cruz. he'll be joining us to talk about virus relief and his new legislation which includes tax relief to employers and employees. right now as we head to a break let's look at aflac trivia question according to the brewers association which craft brewery is number one in sales volume. we'll have the answer when we we'll have the answer when we come back. aflac. what he said. and this unexpected bill is from... the two-thousand-dollar specialist. thanks. aflac. when you're sick or injured, aflac is there. we can help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover. get to know us a

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and as harry and meghan strike a deal with netflix, what programmes are they likely to make?lo to you. there is international condemnation of russia now that the german government has declared it has unequivocal proof that a military—grade nerve agent was used to poison the prominent kremlin critic, alexei navalny. chancellor angela merkel has said only the russian government can explain how mr navalny came into contact with novichok. he was airlifted to berlin last month in a coma after falling ill on a flight. his advisers believe he was poisoned on the orders of president putin. this from our security correspondent gordon corera. alexei navalny has been the most prominent opposition figure in russia, campaigning against corruption. a thorn in the kremlin‘s side, he's been arrested and had his offices raided. but soon after being pictured drinking tea at a siberian airport in august, he fell suddenly and violently ill on a flight to moscow. russian doctors said there was no sign of foul play and his blood sugar had simply dropped. but, amidst growing pressure, he was airlif

you describe them as our newest netflix stars.heir role will be? will be more similar to say, the 0bama is? what do we know exactly about this deal? it's a deal structured like like the 0bama some and for anyone who is a fan of megan on the hit usa network show, suits, she will not be returning to acting, but both she and harry could appear in front of the camera for some documentaries, much like we have seen prince harry during his recent appearance on the netflix documentary, rising phoenix. so they have been speaking to various different media organisations. of course, they did something with disney, what happened there? how come they didn't stay with them? you know, they were in talks with a lot of networks, including disney and apple, and you know, megan's first post—royal project was a documentary with disney. prince harry is already executive lee producing something with apple. netflix ended up, to my knowledge, being the one that would pay the most for the couple. yes, they've got a lot of stuff to look forward to. so, do

for something like netflix to get her son talking about that.nts that led to her death. yes. i note netflix is doing its own documentary about diana which is going to be very controversial and i think people we re controversial and i think people were surprised that harry and meghan was signing up for a deal with netflix and. actually heard that harry might be talking to netflix himself about diana. it would in particular he surprised me. i think that will get big viewing figures was upi that will get big viewing figures was up i think that harry and meghan are, have was up i think that harry and meghan a re, have really was up i think that harry and meghan are, have really bought into the hat hollywood lifestyle now. we already know that they are reneging on some of their other commitments perhaps for this netflix deal. we will have to see it all pans out. i think their goal now is to make their hollywood lives a success and they'll do whatever that takes i reckon. ending with the guardian, a picture there of a knife victim. the light of our li

tom: how do you parse the netflix, and how did mr.t the idea of spending, spending, spending, not generate profits? how do you partition companies that clearly make an income statement profit and those that are not smoke and mirrors, but a little bit mysterious? david: people made fun of jeff bezos for a while, he was just building market share, they said he would never earn money. people made fun of elon musk. people made fun of netflix spending money on original content. it turns out these entrepreneurs have had the last laugh. when you can build market share, you can get a lot of customers and they get addicted to what you are producing and that is what happened with netflix. people are, i would not say addicted, but people love it, and it is unique and nobody can compete with them on the scale they can produce and show their content. tom: one final question. this is over to softbank and the latest derivative uproar. could softbank do what they did in investment management out of abu dhabi with the x deutsche bank crew, could they

that was netflix cofounder reed hastings and you will hear more from the man behind netflix tomorrow.avid rubenstein in the latest episode of the david rubenstein show. in the united states, congressional leaders are hardening their stance on fiscal stimulus. mitch mcconnell introduced a proposal for a slimmed-down package expected to cost between $500 billion and $700 billion. that is a far cry from the two point $2 trillion of relief democrats want. meager they have is so it insults the intelligence of the american people. it does not solve the problem. we know we have to compromise. we know we have to negotiate to reach an agreement. we all want an agreement. make no mistake. but get real, mitch mcconnell. fidelity --bby anna fabiana from robeco is still with us. she mentioned how fed leaders signaled fiscal relief is needed. do you think fiscal relief in the united states -- or without fiscal relief that the economic recovery we have seen will be halted? fabiana: we do need fiscal relief. we need this package to come out. the market need this package to come out. we have seen demo

but this is part of the netflix deal harry and meghan have done.ggestion they make about their mother, which could be absolute fascinating, seen through their eyes, and certainly it is going to be an awful lot better than the other netflix project plan, a very bad taste musical about princess diana. i would bad taste musical about princess diana. iwould much bad taste musical about princess diana. i would much rather see something with a cooperation of harry and william. 10, is there something you would watch?|j harry and william. 10, is there something you would watch? i must say that i would not be rushing home to switch the television on to watch it. i have a feeling we have been down that route so feeling we have been down that route so many times. yes, there is a different angle, i suppose, from william and henry muh through their eyes as her sons, but i am getting a sort of weary of the harry and meghan constant publicity stunts. and you do have to sort of ask about, what are they getting out of it? they are getting a hold of money from netfl

netflix had a deal with disney including avengers, captain america, moana.eals at sony and itversal have are coming up will be renegotiated. it will be an interesting test of how much money a studio can get. they are likely worth more than the office, friends, and south park combined. will it be the old dogs? ,r will you see disney and hulu amazon and netflix coming into gobble some of these up? emily: and last question, you have mulan going direct to streaming on disney plus this weekend. we are excited in my house about that. what a big deal because this was supposed to be a hit in theaters. it got pushed back and disney said it's going out on disney plus. lucas: a huge test of this new premium video on demand model where you can play a little extra -- pay a little extra at home to watch it instead of going to the theater. i spoke with a producer of the movie who said that he thinks it is a good price point. i don't know because we don't have experience with something like this. it will be interesting to watch. because it will be in theaters in a lot of co

we learned during the lockdown, people are watching a lot more series on netflix.front of the screen. several papers say they will not have any role whatsoever, where others say they may make cameo appearances. they want to have a role in terms of making creative television for children, they are very involved in inspiring that younger generation, so it'll be interesting to see what programmes they make. they also appear on the times as well, a lot of papers very interested in what harry and meghan do next. the times also talking about the home office and its failings on immigration, but and its failings on immigration, but a paper that is taking a slightly different look at it is the daily mirror. gary linkeker is taking a refugee to come live with him. what's he doing here? well he's doing what it says, providing space in his home for a refugee to come and stay with him. this is one way of reporting the story. i think as you said, the times is leading with this point that there are more migrants crossing then have been in quite some time. to be honest, in the con

t #cancel netflix is trending.o remove the film, rated for mature audiences, saying young actresses were sexualized in the making of this movie. in addition to being coached and trained in highly sexualized dance routines, these girls use foul, vulgar language. none of this was necessary to critique the sexualization of children. the movie sparked bipartisan backlash from lawmakers, including democratic congresswoman gabbert and senator ted cruz. kroou cruz wants justice department to launch an investigation into whether those involved in the production of "rcutis" violated federal laws against the distribution of child pornography. others calling on meghan markle and prince harry and the obamas to speak out against the film. netflix is telling critics to watch the movie before attacking it, calling it a social commentary against the sexualization of young children, and a powerful story about the pressure young girls face on social media and from society more generally growing up. its director insists many are miss

netflix kuehl culture. hbo's silicon valley. >> old. >> elon musk?ark zuckerberg. >> sin seen? >> peter teo. >> interesting. >> reed hastings? >> work in progress. >> understood, it's really interesting to hear the influence you've had on technology also on culture. i appreciate you making the time, sir. >> thank you, in the new book, no rules, rules. >> up ahead, a director of some all time favorite films, also a very outspoken trump critic from the jump, i have news i want to share with you about judd apatow next. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where

and a new film on netflix is prompting mass >>by tonight netflix is seeing a wave of cancellations on that streaming platform, according to the subscription analytics firm antenna netflix cancellations surge 5 times the normal amount following the release of the movie called cute he's cute. he's is a french coming of age film about a young girl with a conservative upbringing joining a dance team. it is now under fire from critics who argue the film sexualizes 11 year-old characters but the film also won an award at the sundance earlier this year and 85%. >>a film critics on rotten tomatoes have recommended it. there's now though mounting pressure for netflix to take you to ease off the platform entirely. >>americans household wealth rebounded last quarter to a record high as the stock market quickly recovered from that pandemic induced plunge in march but those gains flowed mainly to the most affluent households even as 10's of millions of people endure job losses and smaller incomes, the federal reserve said household net worth jumped nearly 7% in the 2nd quarter this year to 119 tri

they're looking for something interesting to do than getting high and watching netflix.for many of them, underneath it all they are frustrated and rightfully so by vanishing economic opportunity. they sense correctly they will never be as successful as their parents generation. for them the american generatio has died so they will no longer be in america. all of that combined probably accounts for the to close them you're watching. you don't need to know that because we don't need to understand why it rioters riot in order to oppose rioting. we should always oppose rioting no matter what its justification . these are the forces of chaos and instruction. they're working to tear down ou country great that's all we nee to know. if we care about our families and our civilization, but the future of our descendents, we have got to fight them like everything depended on it because everything does depend on it. when compared with the suppression of anarchy teddy roosevelt once told the congress , every other question seems insignificant. the in our guest is the enemy o humanity.

"ourfocus meghan havejoined the netflix family.also gives hope." "our lives, but independent of each other, and as a couple, have allowed us to understand the power of the human spirit, courage, and the need for connection." they will have documentaries, document a recidivism scripted shows and children's programming. while apple and disney were caught in —— courting the power, it was netflix that one them over. the ceo said they were proud the royal couple had made their company the home. they will be mostly behind the camera, but the question is for many whether meghan markle could return to acting? for anyone who is a fan of meghan on the hit usa show suits, she will not be returning to acting, but her and harry may be appearing in some documentaries. like on the documentary rising phoenix. we will see things focusing on gender equity, the environment and social justice. jack kilbride, bbc news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. it will be a much milder end to the night

in a statement, netflix ceo ted sarandos said...ily for the huffington post. it will be structured a lot like the 0bama's. and anyone for who is a fan of meghan on the hit network show suits, both she and harry could appear in front of the camera for some documentaries, much like we have seen prince harry during his recent appearance on the netflix documentary, rising phoenix. so, they have been speaking to various different media organisations. of course, they did something with disney, what happened there, how come they didn't stay with them? you know, they were in talks with a lot of networks, including disney and apple. you know, meghan‘s first post—royal project was a documentary with disney. prince harry is already executive producing something with apple. netflix ended up, to my knowledge, being the one that, you know, would pay the most for the couple. yeah, they have got a lot of stuff to look forward to. so, do you reckon it was basically about who will cough up the most to get them? of course, they've bought a very expens

plus we're going one-on-one with netflix co-founder reed hastings and jon karl. first, the sad stories that intersect. america careening from one crisis to the next crisis. failing to put out one fire as others erupt. this morning's "los angeles times" with a remarkable headline, california's climate apocalyp apocalypse. fire, heat, lugs, the calamity is no longer in the future, it is here now. that newspaper making no bones about it, making clear that climate change is the story. of course, the western wildfires are competing for air time with other crises, like america's political crisis. when you look at some of the things the president said at his rally last night, it is clear the country is in the throes of a political crisis. and the coronavirus catastrophe exacerbates all of these crises. take note of the date, september 13th, it's been six months since america shut down in an attempt to stomp out the virus. it's been six months of this. six months of adapting to new ways of working, living, socializing, coping, grieving, new ways of giving birth and new w

netflix the streaming giant is hoping to expand in africa with a new mobile only offer 5 years after it entered the african market it has had trouble expanding its appeal beyond the continent's wealthy now it's a mean for people who want to view movies and shows on their phones 6 at a lower price. the european union wants to avoid complete border closures due to the coronavirus pandemic that's what germany's commissioner for tourism says after a meeting with the e.u. tourism minister as the bloc agreed to coordinate travel warnings coronavirus tests and quarantine regulations. some 38000000 more east asians could fall into poverty this year according to the world bank 2020 will be the 1st time in 20 years that the region has seen more people falling into poverty the asia pacific economies projected to the court its slowest growth rate in more than half a century at north point 9 percent. wants to buy the german ride sharing service free now to expand its market share in europe and latin america that's according to bloomberg free now is a joint venture between b.m.w. and dima last yea

but one netflix executive told mps that she "loved the bbc" and would hate to see it diminished.the future direction of the corporation. i was wondering as a company that runs on a subscription model, whether you think the licensing fee in its current form is sustainable long—term — crucially long—term — and if not, which of the models or combination of models do you think would work? personally, i don't know if it is our role to comment on the future strategy of the bbc. i think what we need to do is look to what we're doing in the uk and ensure that we work with the pses to support them long—term and as much as we can. i think there's so many ways that i could say the wrong thing just because i don't know the internal workings of the bbc at this time. i'm sorry, forgive me, really, do forgive me, but just say what you actually think —if you would just give us your views. i mean, there is no right or wrong thing in particular over this. this is an open debate that people are having. what is your actual view? i absolutely believe in the long—term sustainability of the bbc. i love

barack obama makes a ton of money from netflix and they are profiting. they are making money by selling the sexual exploitation of young kids and so i asked the attorney general to investigate them because federal law makes it a crime. it is a felony to distribute child pornography, and you know, it's interesting online. lots of so-called journalists were defending, well it's just a movie. do you know what? we arrest and put in jail people every year for movies if you have child pornography if you have kids engaged in sexual activities, if you produce it, if you distribute it, you face criminal penalties and netflix is making a ton of money. i guarantee you every pedophile in america is going to watch this movie, and the netflix is sitting back fat and happen in making money on it . that's not right. maria: unbelievable and you would think that suburban house women be with you on that as well, by the way, going into this election. real quick before we go, senator on china. in terms of where we are, they will be a very different approach depending on who

an interesting company when you look at the market cap, it is right around netflix you can say, it is wildly overvalued or with revenues much higher than netflix is wildly undervalued. >> we do view it as the latter i'm a believer usually in the extremes, somewhere in the middle is probably the truth we look at dez any as a company we'd rather own over netflix there is a few streaming services out there that are striving if you are going to compare netflix and disney as competitors and put valuations that are similar in the two companies, then you are getting the theme parks and the movie studio aspect for free that's how we look at it >> i guess at the time of a pandemic, you might think you want to get the movie studio and theme parks for free given the current environment. there is a discount because of how people are short sighted looking at the future? >> they are giving us an opportunity to own disney now. as you have a longer view and the paendemic hopefully comes t an end, maybe we'll see more of a true valuation for the business that will separate disney from netflix and othe

this morning, netflix saying, like everyone, we are shocked by this news. abuse of minors is a terrible crime and we respect the legal process. >> y'all get in your formation and let me see it. >> reporter: harris' cheer coach, monica aldama, who is currently competing on "dancing with the stars" has not yet commented. harris is scheduled to appear in court on monday. his attorney will argue for harris to be released from jail because they say he's at higher risk of contracting covid-19. this case is putting the sport of cheerleading in the spotlight, and coming up later on "good morning america," the accusations of widespread sexual misconduct involving hundreds of coaches and choreographers who have been allowed to stay in the sport. kenneth, mona. >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> a former dentist from alaska who came under scrutiny after a video went viral has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. seth lookhart appeared in the video taking out a patient's tooth while standing on a hoverboard. he was later convicted of fraud and reckless endangerment.

for netflix as c coals to counsel the streaming service reach over. six hundred thousand signatures. yes tom the hash tag cancel netflix has been trending on social media. as a- has been going around urging users to cancel their subscription to the streaming service. this backlash over a french film called cuties that. premiered on the website. on september ninth as you can see six hundred thousand people have already signed this petition and the numbers are. multiplying this film actually won a sundance- award thomas. and it is a story of young amy a senegalese girl that came to paris and joined a dance band. and she joins us does not to avoid. the pressures of her family. the p. that are a- this still. that the movie has a sexualized- young woman. as you can see it netflix might have made a disservice when it comes to. the promotion. that they did towards this film. netflix has apologized for this instance saying that they are deeply sorry and they have updated the picture and the description of the film but they have admitted that the image for the

because everything on netflix is both interesting and not interesting enough.ike if the democratic presidential clants were tv shows, and you know this whole choosing for you is a great idea. other apps should do this, like tinder. you're busy on this thing the whole time, and enough swiping. you're going on a date with larry. i know he's a birthday clown but he's a nice guy. we have to take a quick break. when we come back, we introduce america to a man named joe biden. stick around. the fighting spirit is one we all share. for eduardo pérez, it drove him to thrive in his search for a better life. immigrating from guatemala at 18, he found work as a dishwasher... a line cook, sous chef, and eventually... fought to the top of one of the most challenging professions in the world. proving that there is no challenge that can hold back a fighting spirit. since 1925, we've proved that it doesn't matter where you come from, it matters what you're made of. modelo. brewed for those with a fighting spirit. with a minty-flavored dark chocolate delicious twist. new kit ka