netflix. look, people are looking at this, there netflix.oking at this. there is _ netflix. look, people are looking at this, there is a _ netflix. look, people are looking at this, there is a lot _ netflix. look, people are looking at this, there is a lot of— netflix. look, people are looking at this, there is a lot of buzz _ netflix. look, people are looking at this, there is a lot of buzz being - this, there is a lot of buzz being created in the media world right now, once the news of this preliminary meeting leaked out. i think people are wondering: does it make sense? as you mentioned, when you put these two streaming companies together, the max offering from warner brothers and the paramount plus offering from paramount plus offering from paramount global, it does create a bigger entity still dwarfed by netflix and disney. that is the challenge they face. on the other side of their business, they both earn a lot of cable related assets, the problem there is that, increasingly, americans are cutting the cord at a faster rate, switching

there has been demand for this kind of data from netflix for a long time.have been really anxious to see these kind of numbers. netflix has shown the top ten list in the past you've a bit some information but nothing like this. this is a treasure trove of data for people who are in the entertainment industry and competitors as well. everybody will really analyses data in detail. we see what shows really are popular and what types of things are not. it is giving a lot of opportunities with the actors and producers involved with certain shows, and some shows that are not doing as well as they hope. i5 that are not doing as well as they horse-— they hope. is this accurate data? does _ they hope. is this accurate data? does a _ they hope. is this accurate data? does a number- they hope. is this accurate data? does a number of. they hope. is this accurate - data? does a number of hours watched mean a is popular? netflix said itself that success comes in different shapes and sizes, right? absolutely. a lot of people stream things in the background, depends how th

netflix set itself that success comes in different shapes and sizes, right?erent shapes and sizes. right?— comes in different shapes and sizes, right? absolutely, and a lot of peeple — sizes, right? absolutely, and a lot of people stream _ sizes, right? absolutely, and a lot of people stream things - sizes, right? absolutely, and a lot of people stream things in l lot of people stream things in the background, depending on how they're counting it, downloads versus the actual viewership times — there will obviously be some differences, but i think it's about as good at metric as you'll get. none of these things is perfect, none of the traditional readings have been perfect either. so you take it for what it is and you look at it, and i think you'll see, again, a lot of companies, some of their competitors will feel pressure to release this information, as well, and it gives you a sense of how impactful netflix is on a worldwide basis, because the number of viewers and the amount of time spent with netflix, when you add these numbers up, is absolutely staggerin

streaming wars as netflix releases its viewing data, we look at the ever crowded streaming space. hello and welcome to asia business report. egyptian officials insist traffic is flowing normally through the suez canal despite recent attacks further south in the red sea. iranian—backed rebels in yemen have repeatedly targeted commercial vessels leading some of the world's largest shipping firms to suspend routes in the area. there had been concerned the israel — hamas wore widespread the region. here's our business reporter david waddell. the situation has come to a head because two big shipping companies, maersk, the container company and hapag lloyd another big shipping container company have both announced that they would stop sending shipping through the babar el—mandeh strip. i'lljust show you where that is. it is at the south side of the red sea. and at the north side of the red sea, we have the suez canal. these are two of the world's biggest choke points. if anything halts shipping through these points then it has a major effect on other shipping. any ships making their way

netflix said success comes in different shapes and sizes?pends how they count downloads versus the viewership times, there will be some differences. it is is about as good a metric as you will get. none of these things are perfect, none of the traditional tv ratings have been perfect either. you take it for what it is and you look at it, you will see a lot of companies, some of the competitors will feel pressure to release some of this information as well. it gives you a sense of how impactful netflix actually is on a worldwide basis because the number of viewers and the amount of time spent with netflix when you add these numbers up is absolutely staggering. the chief executive of a nuclear waste processing centre in the uk has hit back at claims of cyber breaches and lax safety standards. a british newspaper reported sellafield had been hacked by groups linked to russia and china. in an exclusive interview for bbc news the boss denied reports and dismissed concerns ageing and decaying facilities filled with radioactive waste could cause a

you don't think as netflix as an a.i.onder what support is like for the stock in sentiment. >> you're right. it's not considered an a.i. play. it's considered maybe more pedestrian. you know, the range of earnings outcomes is considered a little more -- not so much downside or upside. you have a lot of visibility. there's some real pros here. i think the two things that really kind of move and are moving investor sentiment and blip the stock back up to 450 is just over the last couple of months has been this increasing realization there is a there there to the ad-supported plan and the competitive intensity has materially declined. you went through three years of ramping competitive intensity to limited netflix stock to some extent. i think that's abated because wall street has said, if you're not profitable, if you're not generating free cash flow you need to cut your business. all streamers have had to do that. one company, ironically, free cash flow, gaap earnings, all of it is netflix. that's why i think the stock con

netflix has released viewer data on most of its catalogue for the first time.iller the night agent was the most viewed show in the first half of this year with users around the world watching for 812 million hours. the second most viewed show was season two of the comedy—drama ginny & georgia. the streaming giant has in the past been criticised for not being transparent about how content performs on its platform. those are your top business stories. you're watching bbc news. bringing you stories from across the uk. and with that, london's newest railway station, brent cross west, is on the map. it sits on the govia thameslink railway line between cricklewood and hendon. you can go from here into central london and then on to any destination and then go north, and we go into luton and luton airport, which is fantastic for travellers going out of there. he is really excited about it, and obviously then it becomes the entire family excited. i love it, it is one straight line going to home. it was overseen by barnet council and funded with £490 million and funded w

netflix has released viewer data on 99% of its catalogue for the very first time.st 250 million subscribers globally, netflix is the largest streaming service in the world. the streaming giant has been criticised in the past for not being transparent about how content performs on its platform. the bbc s azadeh moshiri has more on what we all watched. netflix has finally released all of its viewing stats, and that's after a long push by content creators as well as actors. but before we get into that, let's take a look at what we've all been watching. netflix has published its report and it shows that they've monitored 18,000 titles betweenjanuary and june of this year. so that's nearly all of its catalogue. and in that six—month period, it showed that they included around 100 billion hours of viewing time. so that's a lot of streaming time. now, the top show ended up being the night agent. it raked in 812 million hours of viewing time. it's a political thriller. the top film was the mother featuring jennifer lopez, and that took in 249 million hours of viewing time.

. >>> news out of netflix.ight into who's watching what and how much ted is publishing a new engagement report. julia boorstin has the news. julia? >> tyler, that's right. netflix co-ceo just unveiling the company's first-ever report of viewer engagement. key headlines here. netflix's success is spread out over 60% of titles released in the first half of the year reached the top ten viewed list. and 45% of viewing was from licensed titles. 55% from netflix originals. the company saying the diversity of their hits illustrates netflix's ability to break out new stories, stars and franchises. ted saying that the lack of transparency around data had an unintended consequence before of creating mistrust, saying now, quote, this is probably more information than you need. but i think it creates a better environment for the guilds, for us, for the producers, for creators and for the press. now this decision to reveal how many hours were viewed of every title watched for over 50,000 hours comes after the writers and ac

that is netflix's decision. _ did i say, for three weeks? that is netflix's decision.s netflix's decision. worth bearing i did i say, for three weeks? that is | netflix's decision. worth bearing in mind that maestro was offered first of all to warner brothers, which made a star is born, they passed and so did come next apple and paramount. netflix picked up the movie. you can see why some risk averse studios would be taken by the idea of maestro. it is partly in black—and—white, a biography of the musician and conductor, leonard bernstein. and netflix is driven by subscriptions. rather than theatrical releases. the reason it has any sort of theatrical release is so that it qualifies for award season. it is something that all the streamers would really like, and oscar—winning or award—winning movie. oscar-winning or award-winning movie. , , , movie. did you sense perhaps it didn't matter — movie. did you sense perhaps it didn't matter at _ movie. did you sense perhaps it didn't matter at all _ movie. did you sense perhaps it didn't matter at all how- movie. did you sens

.— disney and netflix. studio business as a portfolio model. | disney and netflix. every studio - business as a portfolio model. their hits and their messes. in general, the bigger the portfolio, the more you can sort of offset your risks. of course, warner is behind one of the most successful films of 2023 in barbie, so again, warner has really had a great year with barbie, but it is a kind of hit and miss sort of activity. i think you have to see this also in the context of the us market where people are cutting the cord, cable tv is in decline. a lot of the studios have withdrawn their content from cable tv channels and then made it available direct to consumer. so, you know, the us market is undergoing some tremendous changes. and so efficiency is the world, really, because tv audiences are going down, you know, you have to produce different things. for example, a film that shows any cinema is not as powerful as a six episode series that shows on netflix. in terms of engagement. so the whole way in whic

netflix giving out data on every film, tv show and viewership globally.e will go deep on this later in the program. i really delayed impact on the stock. up 2.3%. it was released during yesterday's session and the stock hardly budged. breaking in the last hour, according to sources the eu will look at anti-steering provisions by apple and how they do deals with developers about drawing the attention of users to other music streaming subscriptions outside of. little impact on -- outside of ios. there was a spike higher in spotify, then they paired the gains down softer. .6%. the other top story is tesla's declines accelerating in the last hour or so. this is a recall in name only of 2 million vehicles. tesla plans to fix the issues around autopilot with over the air software updates. though started on the 12th, yesterday. let's bring in keith lange out of washington. what do we know about this autopilot recall? keith: this recall is years in the making. literally. the top auto safety bigler -- regulator started looking at it in 2016. the pace has picked up

a match point move out of netflix.e stream an exhibition tennis match between rafael nadal and carlos alcaraz. the it will stream on march 3rd. could this be an ace for netflix as live sports heats up the streaming wars? we should note they say that other matches between other stars will be announced at a later date. so, this is not just a one-off. this could be a series. >> listen, obviously doesn't hurt. the market liked it today. it went from a very cheap stock relative to its history to a stock that's probably now borderline expensive yet again, given the run we've seen, so it's netflix's world. i want to be very clear about that. but i don't think you go foray into this stock on the back of a couple guys playing tennis. >> think of all the moments in the last five years when we thought netflix might be embarking upon a new segment and what it's meant for at least, again, someone who has, you know, global subs of 350 million, you know, dynamic that gives them a lot of reach and a lot of power at a time when bidding

stop trying to be netflix.us on what you are good at, creating great content and monetizing it to whoever wants to buy it. that is the key. ed: you started by saying that you fundamentally disagree with laura martin. her point was that the content is the key. if you combine them you have a much bigger library of content, making you more competitive against the likes of netflix, etc. let's go back to basics. one, do you think that this is a good deal? it sounds like no. b, what about the content creation? rich: it is -- you are missing -- she is missing the entire story. sure, if you could just buy paramount studio and combine it with warner bros. discovery, that would be great. as we have written, there would be seven or eight potential buyers of paramount the studio if it was for sale. the problem isn't the studio. the problem is that -- i want to make this clear. over 150% of the earnings of this company come from the cable networks, broadcasts, linear tv assets. not the content creation vehicle, the linear t

netflix releases viewer data on 99% of its catalogue for the first time. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. for the first time — there's a global climate agreement — which calls on all countries to move away from using fossil fuels. delegates at the un climate summit in dubai reached the deal after negotiating through the night, to secure agreement from all 197 countries — and the eu — taking part. the president of cop28, sultan al—jabar, said, it's an "historic" agreement that sets the world in the right direction. but many had wanted a strongerform of words — calling for the �*phasing out�* of coal, oil and gas. our climate editorjustin rowlatt reports from dubai. we waited and we waited and then... hearing no objection, it is so decided. with the bang of a gavel, the deal was done. applause. and it got a standing ovation. so the hammer has just gone down here, and that was the fastest that an agreement text has ever been agreed. the presidency is calling this

we are too aggressive people for netflix.ally familiar with the kokomen show, but it turns out that this is the most popular show for young children, so it’s never too late to introduce lgbtqa propaganda into it. netflix show came under fire after it featured a young boy dancing in a skirt for his two dads. netflix has begun to target children's audiences. this show wants to influence the social and emotional development of children by showing them a show with a leftist agenda at a very young age. any normal, rational person who sees this video will tell you that they are trying to push a leftist agenda on young children. they say: if you feel like a girl, dress like a girl, just like your two fathers tell you. france’s economy didn’t collapse this year, i don’t even know how to comment on this, to be honest, this is a real comeback, without any of these skirts and cartoons, now... about america, blinkin is very happy, let’s remember, he’s an amateur zelensky dogs, also, that means, a holder of the order of yaroslav the wise,

ugh, because netflix, well , imagine that in order to be, well , watch good modern content, a modern ukrainian teenager needs to have three or four streaming platforms, netflix, apple, hbo max, half of them in fact, not even all of them work for ukraine, because we have pirated content, all pirates work for us, for example, half of the content is not posted, like amazon, yes, yes, i have yanin’s film, which we shot from... released on hbo max, it does not show in ukraine, as soon as it was released on hbo max, the next day it was non-existent, well, that's all, that is, it's this kind of scheme, only, that's why they don't show us half of this context, most of the content, most of the good stuff, it should to know the language, there they talked about the polish series people, about you won't watch a scandinavian series, but there was some very cool drama in my opinion. as for teenagers, you won't watch all this, because you don't know the language, or it's still on pirate streams, well , those are the same type, they're still translated into russian. and relatively speaking, there i

i am stunned it's taken netflix so long to walk -- publish this data. it tell us about the business model and how the business model is going to evolve it netflix. some -- a lot of people are watching that and none of us are watching that. ed: everyone's been calling for netflix to publish data on viewership for a long time. the viewer themselves, the studios and the actors. in the context of the recent strikes they wanted to make sure that those titles that were successes with latency that have big numbers are being adequately paid for. if you look there's 18,000 netflix shows and what it gives us is principally a u.s. focused look but there are lists for other countries. whether the conflict netflix creates itself is more popular or the content it licenses from third-party libraries is more popular. and as to where they should spend on the content going forward. alix: night agent was the most-watched one. it was terrible. it was a show i would love to watch, it was awful. ed: i enjoyed it. alix: seriously? guy: if alix says it is good, don't watch it.

i enjoy like anyone else catching up with netflix and things. right? no, i'm sorry. wow. that's from the i see a friend to me into multi is i call to hiring soon and i works quite a lot of the kind of price available to you must be so difficult. so i'm thankful that i'm doing this in an age where i can just press a button and speak to people and i just try not to be away from home too long. or, you know, one stretch where some of the then the . 6 the of the, the vegetables from this stage treatment doesn't sound very tempting. those types of good ideas, say researchers at the university of applied sciences in aust, netflix. they are testing how as informing can work with such a nice system sewage your house house tomorrow today. next on d, w, a mystery of the stone giant artworks that still captivate people today the thousands of years ago the but why? and what do they reveal about the people who make the in 45 minutes on d w, the same one on 6 times to greece. is that all that has this land life from 500 to 600? currently, more people than ever on the move worldwide in s

netflix announcing the netflix islam.h ever livestreamed event. it's a one night tennis match between rafael nadal and carlos al-qurashi's, it's set for march 3rd in -- additional players and matchups will be announced later. this news comes after last month netflix hosted the netflix cup, a tournament with athletes from two of its popular sports documentaries, thrive to survive, and full swing. now, amazon, google, all the media companies have been investing in media rights. they come up rarely. but netflix is taking it to a different tactic, creating their own sporting events. scott? >> all, right julia, interesting news there. kristina partsinevelos, oracles shares are heading up in the print. there's a lot of focus on oracle's cloud infrastructure business which is it's club like -- it remains one of the most important metrics this earnings season. morgan stanley's keith weiss says that segment needs to reach about 60 to 65 year over year growth to actually hit similar levels as of last year. investors will be looking

shortly before the full-scale invasion, ukraine was discovered by netflix.021, this streaming service has started making subtitles and dubbing in ukrainian. ukrainian arsen kostenko, an employee of netflix, observed how this direction is developing. previously, ukrainian content was of little interest to ukrainians, and this is the basis of success, that is, if a show becomes popular locally, then we can conclude that it will become popular globally and it can be taken to the next level, as long as this particle does not exist, as long as all kinds of fly-by-night things were popular in our country, it's very difficult, there is no such thing, you know, measurements, is it a signal, is it noise, it's good , is it bad , because it’s the same, it’s local, it needs to be translated, it needs to be someone who understands ukrainian well, who understands ukrainian content, or the ukrainian context, if the ukrainians themselves don’t do this, this selection , then it is very difficult to talk about something else, because well, who, who, how could he know this. in

i enjoy like anyone else catching up with netflix and things. right? no, i'm sorry. wow. that's from the i see a friend to be into look into multi i call to hiring soon and i works quite a lot. it kind of it must be so difficult. so i'm thankful that i'm doing this in an age where i can just press a button and speak to people and i just try not to be away from home too long. or you know, one stress works home. i'm the then the the, and the vegetables from a state street in char doesn't sound very tempting. those types of good ideas, say researchers at the university of applied sciences in aust, netflix. they are testing how as informing can work with such a nice system, sewage your house house the tomorrow today. next on d, w. a piece of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives culture information. this is the, the news w. mine's the imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy burner, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from the house. it's made from golden retrievers. 2 should

why do you like netflix over those other names?at you know, it is profitable right now? it is the only one that seemed to crack the nut there? what's your take? >> yeah, netflix is one of my favorite buys right now. we look at the q3 earnings report it was stellar. their earnings were a lot better than expected and it was really attributed to their sub scrubbinger growth. the street was expecting them to add six million net new subscribers and they added 8.8 million. that is really attributed to a few factors. one they cracked down on password sharing. third, their add supported tier is doing well. their content we think is superior to competitors. when we step back look at the numbers, in 20176 they had only 4% profit margin. next year we expect them to have 2223% profit margin. they went from a company to growth at any cost to profitable growth. we think they're the dominant player in the space and will continue to do well. kelly: let's follow up on that question. what i find interesting about the amazons, disney with espn in the

so, if the only problem with netflix is ralvaluation, i'll sc with netflix here. >> let's look at the up 108%. dan mentioned it earlier general motors is up about 6%. dan, are you going to surprise us here? >> i'm going to surprise you, but i'm actually not going to play that game that well earlier this year, i made a stupid comment on this show and you can say -- >> be specific >> which one okay and it was something about, 100 years, gm is still going to be around and tesla's not i think what gm did this year by dialing back their ambitions in evs, it's going to put traditional auto in a tough spot that being said, on tesla, i've been very bearish on the stock and it's gone up a lot, as i just mentioned another thing that i've been wrong about. but the fundamentals have been bad and i've been right on the fundamentals, the market share issues and some of thei issues and china and the lake next year, i think their fundamentals probably bottom out -- >> tesla >> tesla's do, but i think it probably happens from lower levels at some point maybe 150 or so. >> karen >> i'm a valuation girl

it's so important to put it on a platform like netflix, because you can't been netflix.his book, but you cannot ban netflix. and everyone will get a chance to see this film and discuss it, and hopefully it will change hearts and minds. or at least begin a conversation here in this country. >> ibram -- >> well, there's a part in the film where malcolm x is speaking to a crowd of black people, and he asks them, who taught you to hate yourself? and so, we certainly hope this film teaches black people to love themselves. and we also hope, in this moment, where non-black people are taught that the source of their pain, the source of their struggles, are somehow black people, they realize that that's not the case, and that the larger people who are trying to manipulate them into believing that black people have a problem are the actual problem. >> ibram, let me ask you this. i have to ask you this. critical race theory. it has become a controversial debate. is this, in your judgment, being used to no longer deal with the issue of racism and the history of it? or do you think t

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and netflix. netflix by far is the best game in town, everything else, terse area. >>> all right, coming up, we're going to spill the tea on t. that's gen-z lyningo. >>> plus, it could be a rough year in store for the pharma world. the political punching bag this group could become, and the names that could take a hit, when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to "fast money." shares of cat clawing their way to all-time highs today before pulling back amid the market selloff. meanwhile, the rival deere down more than 9% so far in 2023. what could be its worst day since 2015. still both stocks named top picks for '24 at jeffries today. that firm saying machinery could be on track to see upside in the new year. so, will cat cut out the competition or will it be the year of the deere, guy? >> interesting, i think it was stephen volkman, he commented about caterpillar in november. he's been good, he's been steadfast, and the stock has been extraordinary. despite the fact that, go back last quarter a

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, documentary on netflix, so netflix want get a bit netflix might want to get a bit more for their buckng for their buck. kelsey, who at the time now 6:30, uh, this is breakfast on gbillionews. >> a reminder of the top stories on this thursday morning. >> well, having faced down the tory rebellion over the rwanda bill, the prime minister is now facing his other remaining pledges, including getting the economy back on this as economy back on track. this as the final interest rate decision of the year, is looming at midday today. >> uh, seven years, six seasons and three casts later, the crown comes to an end. today, the final six episodes will be released on netflix at 8 am. and as jewish communities across britain mark the seventh day of hanukkah , how has the conflict hanukkah, how has the conflict in israel affected communities here? >> we'll be looking at that . next. now. oh, how do you fancy winning £10,000? i do fancy cash, so do i. brand new tech, which would be a brand new phone and some shopping vouchers. this would more than pay for christmas. this would see you through the of

pase vip hablamos con uno de los protagonistas de la historia real que hay detrÁs de la pelÍcula en netflixbreviviÓ a la tragedia de los andes en 1972. >> noticias del mundo mediodÍa con nicole y octavio. >> muy buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias del mundo mediodÍa nicole estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial nos acompaÑa vanessa en este viernes y arrancamos. >> u estÁ con usted gracias por su sintonÍa hoy tenemos un dÍa lleno de informaciÓn. >> abajo noticia de Última hora representante republicano por mayor george abriÓ su condiciÓn de congresista despuÉs de que el pleno de la cÁmara votase a favor de su expulsiÓn. >> santos fue expulsado con votos para expulsar el congreso vamos con javier vega con lo Último de esta noticia muy buenas tardes javier cuÉntanos. >> vanessa octavio buenas tardes lo adelantamos ayer aquÍ no le alcanzaron los votos a george santos y en este momento ha dejado de ser congresista por mayor en la cÁmara de representantes de estados unidos y por un voto abrumador 311 contra 114 se requerÍan 2/3 de los votos de la cÁmara baja y esta manera se pone punto fi

netflix among them. clearly, with thursday night football, has helped legitimize it and helped people find it, but then i look at paramount plus. i don't sense a lot of traction there watching the uefa league. max seems to be a step backwards from calling things hbo, where they had an established brand. i speak gingerly about the home teams product, peacock. >> well, tyler, you could add all of the subscribers of all of those services together, and you would barely be the thumbnail of netflix's subscriber base. i think that whole glee that the town felt around 2022, when netflix had the great correction, they thought this was a moment for them to strike. the fact is, netflix won. they are too big to fail. the most important thing is they don't have the albatross hanging around their neck, of legacy businesses. they don't have a cable tv business. they don't have a broadcast channel. these are the things. even though we talk about streaming, streaming, streaming, these legacy businesses account for these

netflix wants to programme to you and to your neighbour even though you have very different tastes. short illness at the age of 61. he was best known for playing police officers in brooklyn nine nine and homicide: life on the street. braw—er won two emmy awards and was nominated 11 times during his career. he also appeared in hollywood movies — including the american civil war epic glory. —— braugher. you're watching bbc news. the first minister of wales, mark drakeford, has announced he's standing down as labour leader after five years, triggering a contest to find his successor. our wales correspondent hywel griffith reports. a calming presence on the political landscape. when mark drakeford became first minister, most thought brexit was the coming storm. but in 2020, an even bigger challenge emerged. guiding wales through the pandemic put him on the map, and occasionally on a collision course with borisjohnson. dear me — he really, really is awful. as he announced his plan to stand aside, he reflected on the change around him. bore da, good morning. in a five—year period which ha

his special "the old man and the pool" is fantastic it's on netflix now.lia is back [ cheers and applause guys, i said it once and i'll say it again my brother and i this year moved into the rarefied air of people with podcasts. [ light laughter ] we have a podcast called family trips and we're very excited we put out a bonus episode this week this is a -- our family went to pittsburgh, where my dad is from, and we did a podcast with me, my dad, my mom and my brother. and afterwards, my brother and i were saying talking to our parents, having a conversation with them in the podcast format, is the best it ever goes and i highly recommend you do that you record every conversation you have with your parents, and say, "just so you know, when this is over everybody gets to hear it. [ laughter ] we went to a football game we're big steelers fans. this was a couple weeks ago. and the steelers were big favorites over the arizona cardinals. the game didn't go well and this is a picture of my brother and my father. and usually i would say the dad is the one who says

. >>> netflix released viewer data. it's the first of what it says will be regular reports of actors. for the first six months of the year, the top performing program was, drum roll, please, "the night agent," which had over 800 million hours viewed. >> what is that? have you seen it? >> i did. it was a while ago. it's a spy thriller. it was great. it with us fun. it was actually very, very good. now that i see the beginning of it, i'm reminding of all the things that happened. anyway, i won't say what happened. nine out of the top ten titles were netflix originals. the highest was the movie "the mother" starring jennifer lopez. >> netflix originals, is that different from what we've seen in the past? there's not a lot of other content or is that kind of the norm? >> i'm imagining two things. one is the netflix originals are what they promote because they made it themselves, and, b, most of the others, i think, would have been syndicated. people are repeating it for the first time. you've seen it once. maybe you haven't

after a year of megxit memories , netflix year of megxit memories, netflix tells how has this year beenor the duke and duchess duchess of sussex? and with all the sport this morning, you've got stellar mills. >> yes , lots to talk about. >> yes, lots to talk about. today we're going to be diving straight into manchester united and their big win yesterday, whilst also talking about a brand new world record for a park run over christmas. okay thanks suella and greg dewhurst has your weather. >> hello there. >> hello there. >> good morning. it is a very unsettled day storm. gareth bringing a strong winds, heavy rain and snow to find out all the details coming up soon. >> good morning to you. i'm stephen dixon, i'm ellie costello and this is breakfast on gb news >> is . >> is. >> is. >> well, it's nice to be back after a little welcome back. a little christmas break and a little, um, illness break before that. little, um, illness break before that . but if you've little, um, illness break before that. but if you've had little, um, illness break before that . but if you've had get little, um

netflix is now making it possible. in a move to create more transparency netflix is revealing viewership stats on nearly all of its shows and movies. the company released its first likely watched report today and ranged shows by the amount of hours viewed over the past six months. most future with season one of the night agent, and netflix original action thriller and the top movie, the mother starring jessica lopez. >>> you reserve your hotel, your flight, but have you reserved your spot in the tsa line? i'm consumer investigator chris camara. in some places you can and save tons of time. we show you how, next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. as we had through tonight plenty of chilly 40s and mostly clear skies. tomorrow some patchy fog and a colder start. i take a look at those temperatures plus i willspend >>> if you're flying, you might find a huge time and stress saver. >> outside the bay area some airports like l.a.x. are trying out a system that lets passengers pre-reserve a spot in that security line

some help you can see her in the new movie "leave the world behind" in select theaters now and on netflixw it works we have nine mystery boxes containing objects no one has ever seen before on your turn you pick a box, take out the object and describe it to your opponent then they have to guess if you're lying or telling the truth. we'll play three rounds. julia, you pick the first box. [ audience shouting numbers >> what? okay [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can act like it's heavy. you can act like it's light. ooh, this is good -- ooh. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa there's something alive. there's something alive in it. okay wow. okay, the game has begun here we go okay, open up the flap and then you can put it out up here in this part. >> this is exactly - you know what's funny? i had a dream recently - [ laughter ] it's so funny. >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: you had a dream recently and this had something to do with your dream? >> yes >> jimmy: that's so interesting to me. and how would you describe that dream? >> holiday themed and i thinking about being on the show >> jimmy: uh, huh. >> an

you can never tell because netflix doesn't share audience numbers.ies such as netflix and even more so apple and amazon when it comes to sports, carl, is the bigger leagues, the nba contract, for example, right now is a focus of many in terms of who can afford what and how big will the streamers come to play in terms of amazon, apple and/or netflix not so much, they've been more focused on events like this. >> it's so interesting. for all the things they swore they would never do, gaming, password sharing, advertising and live sports. >> they're capitulating. >> all four are in full display right now. >> in a kind of netflix way. i think the drama they want to do, drive to survive, full swing. they do have shows behind -- >> you have to be willing to change, just like we do with our graphics package. >> we evolve. >>> real quickly on an endeavor, significant decline. the last hour on endeavor, it's for sale, silver lake, the only buyer controlling the company, as it does, but they haven't talked price or haven't made an offer, there isn't a special c

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i don't know because there was no profit investigation into netflix products. at that time. i was already billing the results for 3 years and that was really do is so. and the year after this incident, we had another incident in united states where $77.00 people got to elevate to equal i 157 which is the killing the bacteria. and again, i had been a really new research for 3 years before this incident on 3 months before that i had been seeing the direct director of operation and asking this again for an audit of oral variations. and he just diffuse just views and they never the less they made this fake investigation into my harassment. and they dismissed me right after that. yes, mean we hear a lot from people on this show that the atmosphere for whistle blowers in switzerland is difficult. we hear that many switch companies are not punished for violating the law even after the whistle. blowers revelations, what happened to nestle after you went public and did anything change once the court found in your favor all those years later? well, um 1st i answered the 2nd question.

fake investigation and they did not put off my recent blowing report and to the top management of netflix as me is to see you, the corporate governance and the compliance manager in the old part of the scheme assessment. why do you think it was that the company did not pay attention to your warnings? was it that they were more worried about the bottom line, where they're not safe guards in place to make sure that something like this didn't happen? what was it? well, and principal says there was on paper safeguard measures because yeah, the code of business conduct, which was saying that you should be, staff should be reporting anything wrong that they see. there was thing, there's only 2 and this was a system which was set up after the engine case. so on paper we had the system, but the, uh, the system has use limitations. that means if i would report that some critics or stealing products, they would perhaps put it up on my whistle blowing. but when someone is reporting on miss doings of a superior and talk manager was projected, then they will not fall off even if they have their life o

of course, literally from the eighth, when the tape appeared on netflix, literally from the same day, the first viewers were struck by these similarities, began to share impressions on social networks, but this morning it seems to me that the situation reached its climax, because in the morning everyone got up and realized that the mobile connection had disappeared, each other from the mobile operators and began to mention this tape, because that's exactly where it all started. and they're already boiling, i don't know if it's so, so nervous, nervous jokes already, let's go now , the radiation will go away, and finally we'll all gather on the cheekbones, although it's cold, but it's already as we agreed, well, really, all this is in the movie the real disappearance of the mobile begins communication, but i still urged people not to panic, because the employees of our mobile operators of mobile communication, they have already proven that they are able to quickly cope with... various breakdowns, challenges, we really need to support them here, we hope this mobile connection will be res

the same exact episode on netflix...ly made $700 in residuals. instead of working, nowadays melissa has a new routine, leaving her home and walking to her local subway station. this week, she travelled downtown to join a picket line outside netflix�*s offices in new york. a big concern of melissa's striking colleagues is the use of ai — artificial intelligence — in movie—making. background actors are a great example of this. background actors, what they want to do is they want to pay background actors a day rate, which is $180, scan them and then use their likeness. that's 160,000 people. star names from hollywood have shown up at rallies and picket lines, many of them not short of money. their presence, while welcomed, can confuse the message that the vast majority of strikers are not economically privileged. 90% of us out here are not out here making millions of dollars a year. we're just out here trying to pay our rent and make our health insurance. and all we want to do is be paid fairly. that's it. new yorkers have,

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plus, starting friday, make me also friday, there's the netflix stop motion animated sequel. run dawn of the nugget following a family out to save their little from becoming an entree and on paramount. plus, go inside the cutthroat world of commercial fishing in the new drama, finest kind. jenna ortega and tommy lee jones coach start. >> need to know more than for everything to fall as and some very with a netflix. there's the 2nd half of the 6th and final season of the emmy award winning the crown zoom chat with oscar nominee. i know that stop talk to about wrapping up world series when i hope that >> we've carried, you know, we took the bet on the last last leg of the relay and that we carried it home and don't just a stump. he to morgan's scripps justice and no, though you can't come into, we couldn't come into it. thinking about and the other costs to been in it. but you would we've seen or reluctant then that has to go to the back of your head because the real people you're trying to depict the crown season 6 begin streaming tomorrow on netflix. they're coming after us.

and now add netflix and max to your plan for just $10 a month.on. >>> inside gaza this morning, more signs of the horrors of an escalating war, among the many stories we're learning about today, that of a 13-year-old girl who lost her leg and 15 members of her family as well, including her parents and siblings. her aunt who now watches over her tells nbc news we try as much as possible not to talk about her father, but when we talk about her father, she loses consciousness, feels like a hopeless situation and screams. no matter what we do, it will never be possible to replace the presence of the mother and father. and just today in gaza, a huge explosion and large plumes of smoke were seen. the top u.n. humanitarian official says the plan to provide critical aid to civilians is in tatters. the u.n. security council is meeting today on a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. already, the secretary general invoked article 99. that hasn't been used in half a century, but it allows him to call for a vote on any matter he believes threatens

we don't normally get this data from netflix first of all. for those of us who have seen the night agent, it is really not surprising but more than 800 million hours have been watches for this show? that's unbelievable. >> we had an idea back in march when the show premiered that the numbers were really huge. but, as time has gone onto see the list come out like this and see the wonderful company we are in is really gratifying. it is hard to make tv shows so when you make something and it resonates with the public, in this case, all across the world because netflix is global, it is pretty great. >> tells you a lot about what people are leaning into right now. obviously, we are a year before a major election here in this country. but the idea of what it is about. a political thriller. it follows an fbi agent who works in the basin of the white house. he finds himself in the middle of a conspiracy. i wonder if that is what made people say i have to watch this show. >> i think the show has a great hook which is due to the author whose book this

netflix currently have 247 million subscribers globally.

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