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you are if i come and you have 15 networks, how many operators are taken to nickelodeon? a risk for all programmers and a risk for pay- tv as well. is both sides. it is not like one side is rooting for olla cart and the other is not. it is a big risk for anybody. how many people would actually pay a lot for sports? i do not know the answer for that. >> is there a chance it will go through? >> it does not feel that way. >> when you look at horizon and think about the future of tv, what do you see? >> whether it is tv everywhere, the multiple devices many of us and many of these disruptive technologies like haster, or facebook, it made the television experience better. it has made a difference. a lot of what is going on in the social networking universe is all about what is on tv. it has made people closer and more involved in shows that there is more to it and there are ways to catch up. historically, what would be inmal would be 3, 4, or five the show and that it would come down and people lose interest. instead, what we see is in many shows, in year 3, 4, and five, the v

battle with viac viacom, there were 20 million direct tv customers who didn't have access to mtv and nickelodeon, that went on for nine days, did eventually get resolved. this one i don't think will last that long. >> julia, thank you very much. >>> the raging battle over the future of the computermaker dell is also making news tonight. michael dell says that even if shareholders reject his $24 billion offer to take the company private, he'll stay on at the company. carl ikon whose competing offer to share 40e8ders would keep dell publicly traded, warned the latest buyout skipped over an important shareholder safeguard, by making them vote and preventing them from passively descenting on the officer. >>> just a day before the president visits an amazon.com warehouse in chattanooga tennessee to talk about jobs for the middle class, amazon said today it plans to hire 7,000 workers in 13 states. about 5,000 of those jobs will be at amazon distribution centers, where orders are packed and shipped. and the rest will be at customer service positions. >>> apple is in the crosshairs again. a labor right

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how many operators will take more than mtv and nickelodeon will they take the full sweep? this is a risk for all programers and of course for paid tv as well. but it doesn't it is both sides. not like one side is rooting for all a la cart and the other isn't this. is a big risk for anybody with sports. how many pay a lot for sports? is there a chance it will not feel that way. it doesn't feel that way. >> when you look at the horizon and you think of the future of tv. 26 everywhere. what you are seeing? >> the great thing is whether it is tv everywhere or education. the multiple device that's so many many of us have is many of the disruptive technologies like twitter for example and facebook. this is made the television experience. for some it has made it better. a difference. and a lot of what is going on in the special network and the universe is on tv. you know, there is more to it. normal and it will peak. start to come down. people will lose interest. instead we are seeing with many shows in the year. 3, 4, 5. that the viewership is going up. people have binge viewing

. >> jimmy: if not for green slime, spongebob and our next guest, nickelodeon would've closed up shopear her voice in "despicable me 2" which is in theatres now. please say hello to miranda cosgrove. ♪ >> jimmy: miranda, the last time you were here, you were 17 last time. now you're 20 years old. >> yeah, it was a while ago. >> jimmy: you're just getting older and older as the years go on. how has life changed? i told you not to go to college, you went anyway. what are you studying in college? >> i want to major in film, so a lot of film classes. >> jimmy: you were on television for like ten years, already, what could you learn from these people? >> i admit it is a little strange. i took one class, it was all about children's television, so i felt a little weird. >> jimmy: did you have that weird moment where they examined your show with you sitting there? >> well, some kids brought the show up in class and then it was just a little strange. but that one, spongebob, that is the one they actually screened. >> jimmy: he is a good friend of yours, spongebob, how did you do in that class,

. >> they are going to reunite on a nickelodeon show. it is a sitcom called "sam and cat." they're going to play characters involved in this old feud. i think there is something we can -- >> so fun to see them together. that's cindy and penny. >> cindy was on law and order or something recently. >> was she? penny's been battling health issues so i'm so glad to see her doing well. love her. love her. >>> if you've been on an airline and you've complained about the seats are too smushed together, the food is no good, we're delayed, blah, blah, blah, and you have written complaints and no reaction. nobody ever pays attention to. this is the kind of letter you probably should have written. a guy was on a terrible flight and he decided to write a letter that was much more inviting. still with his criticism. here's what the letter said. it said, "may i say how considerate it is of you to enable your passengers such an in-depth and thorough tour of the caribbean. most other airlines would simply have taken us from point a to point b in a hurry. i was intrigued we were allowed to s

imagine multiplying across all of the programmer networks, imagine what espn can do, what nickelodeon these programmers can deliver software along with their video in the form of apps. all of that type of software oriented activity is opportunity for programmers and operators to bring new value as part of their overall pay-tv subscription and it is really working. about three fourths of our users are discovering new value to their paid tv package. ushas been a huge hit for and it is helpful to the entire ecosystem. >> the biggest issue we have is we are in, thess is theion business, television business. it is not the internet, not cable tv. you create audiences and the issues are around business model questions. how do you go and acquire customers if you have a video product? how do make those customers see your product? a package oris in a bundle, those are the kinds of issues that are being challenged as the technology has brought all of the services together , singleingle wire devices, and you can access voice, data, video on the same device. what is the service? the services the c

. >>> it's hard to believe the little girl who played icarly on nickelodeon's long-running show is all grown up now. not only is miranda cosgrove a college student but she's still making movies. >> she returns as margo in "despicable me 2." margo and her sisters try to sign dad up for a little online dating. take a look. >> you need to choose a picture. >> no. scary. weird. ah! >> what is that? >> good morning, girls. i have an announcement to make. >> what celebrity do you look like? >> bruce willis. >> no. >> humpty-dumpty. >> oh -- >> what are you doing? >> we're signing you up for online dating. >> oh, okay. what? no, no, no, no, no. >> miranda is here with us. that first one made $500 million. i wondered if there would be another one. >> yeah, it's pretty exciting they decided to make another. i just saw it for the first time recently in australia. they had the first premiere there. >> it was a worldwide hit for sure. >> doing your character, we saw that steve carell changes his voice a lot. did you have to do anything to enhance, change your voice to make it fit the character a b

imagine multiplying across all of the programmer networks, imagine what espn can do, what nickelodeon these programmers can deliver software along with their video in the form of apps. all of that type of software oriented activity is opportunity for programmers and operators to bring new value as part of their overall pay-tv subscription and it is really working. about three fourths of our users are discovering new value to their paid tv package. it has been a huge hit for us and it is helpful to the entire ecosystem. isthe biggest issue we have that the business we are in, the television business, is the television business. it is not the internet, not cable tv. thecreate audiences and issues are around business model questions. how do you go and acquire customers if you have a video product? how do make those customers see your product? whether that is in a package or a bundle, those are the kinds of issues that are being as the technology has brought all of the services together into a single wire, single devices, and you can access voice, data, video on the same device. what is t

we've had three blockbuster hits for nickelodeon with madagascar, "kung fu panda" and "monsters vs. aliens" and a great success for cartoon networks with our dragons tv sho so we've had a really good tck record for that. so this is really expanding on it. melissa: youit mentioned "housef cards" and it proved one of the fascinating new phenomenons on netflix which is how quickly people consume the content that's on there. there was a study that said, a bunch of peep a big percentage that went through "house of cards,", the entire first seasn in 48 hours. we watch cartoons on netflix at my house.rs exactly. we watch netflix. >> guilty. melissa: with the cartos my kids k consume them very, very fa as well when they like something. do you think there will be pressure on you to come up with even more content? and do you think you can grow this business beyond the 200 million mark annually? >> so the answer is, we hope there's pressure on us to do it and we'reonfident that we can continue to scale this. you know, we have a great foundation of talent here. we have the bandwidth to do this.

. >> former nickelodeon star's sudden personality change has her on a psychiatric hold and her parents calling for intervention hold. good morning, everyone. i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm poppy harlow. 10:00 on the east coast. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning. two people are now missing. had is after a boat crashed into a barge in the hudson river. this is just north of new york city. one of the missing is a bride-to-be. she was just going to be married in two weeks. earlier today her mother spoke with cnn affiliate wabc. >> she lives in pier monlt, down here a bit. some friends came to pick them up by boat. where they were going, i don't know. it was probably about 9:30. 10:00. and -- from what we understand from her fiance they heard something. he called 911. he was unconscious. when he came to, there were three people in the boat with him. hair best man, missing. she's supposed to be married would weeks from today. >> a mother in pain. she has said she's praying for a miracle. looking for her daughter. four others were injured. we know with head injuries, taken to area ho

. >> reporter: as a young girls, bynes appeared on nickelodeon shows her notoriety comes at the expenseof her behavior. specifically the bizarre wigs she wore in the courtroom where she was answering charges of throwing a marijuana pipe out of an apartment window. >> seen her in movies. i know she is going nutso with that blond wig. >> reporter: residents of the quiet tree lined street were stunned. >> i am still in shock it happened. it's almost unbelievable, you know? >> you hope she gets some help. you really do. it's beyond -- >> yeah. >> all kind of. >> maybe now she'll get some help. >> i hope so. still to come a different dish. >> some say bugs could be a staple of our meals in the future. how will they taste? well we are apparently going to find out coming up. >> they have us chained to the desk. i am running. advice for the royal parents and common children, and see why it is our "favorite story of the day" later on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ >> all right, people eat lots of weird stuff now. bugs might be the b

bynes a former nickelodeon star is sitting in a psychiatric hospital right now. she was detained after she was accused of lighting a gas can on fire in someone's driveway. >>> and a horrific night and one south florida community, a standoff leaves six people dead and lots of questions to be answered. we'll have the latest on what happened there in south florida up next, right after this break. we'll be right back. ok, i am coming. [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today, i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or cannot empty your bladder, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right away if your face, lips, throat or tongue swells. toviaz can caus

all of the programmer networks, multiplying across fox now and imagine what espn can do or what nickelodeon these programmers can deliver software along with their video in the form of apps, so nickelodeon sending games down on espn allowing you to access more information about your favorite teams. all of that type of software-oriented activity is opportunity for both programmers and operators to bring new value as part of their overall pay tv subscription, and it's really working. i mean, about three-fourths of our users are ascribing new discovered value to their pay tv package because of the tv everywhere apps that they're finding on their roku settop box. so it's been a huge hit for us, and i think it's very helpful for the entire ecosystem. >> i think the biggest issue we have is that the business we're in, the television business is the television business. it's not the internet, it's not cable tv. and you create audiences, and the issues are really around business model questions. how do you go and acquire customers if you have a video product? and how do you make those customers see

. >> a former nickelodeon star's stunning personality change.that is coming up in our e block. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm poppy harlow. it is 7:00 out east. good morning to you and happy saturday. this is "new day saturday." >>> first up serious news. a deadly morning in cairo. reports vary widely from 21 to 75 people possibly dead, perhaps a thousand wounded. >> egyptians who backed the -- our ben wedeman is live in cairo. this is the worse. this is what we anticipated and predicted but the worse went down overnight. tell us what happened. >> what we understand is the pre-morsi demonstrators left cairo where they have been located three weeks and tried to block one of the major thoroughfares in cairo. there the story starts to get a little murky. just a little while ago a spokesman for the ministry for the interior came out and said what happened was as these muslim brotherhood protesters were going to try to block this road, local residents clashed with them. the security forces intervened using tear gas, in his

she's known for her role on the popular show nickelodeon that she did a while back. thank you. we'll be right back with more "happening now." [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convennt two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. jenna: noon here on the east coast and fox news alert with ab eye on the economy as we await the president's speech today. glass you're with us. rick: welcome to the second hour of "happening now" and countdown to another budget showdown. we're live on the road and in illinois. fears of a government shutdown, president obama gears up for a big push on the economy with a pair of speeches. the first at knox college set to start minutes from now. he's expected to turn up the heat on congress to pass parts of his agenda but the g.o.p. pushing back hard, backing budgets that gut many of the signature policies including obama care. we have team coverage. chief congress jan correspondent live on the hill but let's start with whit

alline multiplying across of the programmer networks, imagine what espn can do, what nickelodeon can these programmers can deliver software along with their video in the form of apps. nickelodeon sending games down or espn allowing you to access more information about your favorite teams,all of that type of software oriented activity is opportunity for programmers and operators to bring new value as part of their overall pay-tv subscription and it is really working. about three fourths of our users are discovering new value to their paid tv package. it has been a huge hit for us and it is helpful to the entire ecosystem. isthe biggest issue we have that the business we are in, the television business, is the television business. it is not the internet, not cable tv. you create audiences and the issues are around business model questions. how do you go and acquire customers if you have a video product? how do make those customers see your product? whether that is in a package or a bundle, those are the kinds of issues that are being challenged as the technology has brought all of the

you have viacom and have fifteen networks, how many operators will take more than mtv and knick nickelodeon. would they take the full? it's a risk for all programmers. of course it's a risk for the tv as we it doesn't -- but it's -- it's not like one running and the other isn't. it's the big risk for anybody. how many would pay a lot for sports? i'm not sure i know the answer to that. >> do you think there's a change it will go through? >> it doesn't feel that way. certainly doesn't feel that way. >> when you look at the horizon and you think about the future of tv, tv everywhere. what do you see? >> well, the great thing about whether it's tv everywhere awe and the multiple devices any of us have. many of the disrupted technologies, like twitter, for example, or facebook, it's made the television experience for some it's made it better. it's made it different. a lot what is going on in "the social network" universe is all of that on tv, you know, you can -- it's the way people cost the somehows more involved. but there's more to it. there are ways to catch up. so historically you would see

nickelodeon is teaming up with bird's eye vegetables and i'm partnering with them and trying to inspireve with and have fun with. >> brian: that was a way, my daughter sent me a picture of broccoli. she just wanted to know -- she wanted me to know she was having her vegetables. i would feel better if she was eating it. she might have taken a picture in a magazine. >> what if it's adjust picture of me holding the broccoli. >> brian: you would do it. if you were eking your vegetables, my daughters would eat theirs. >> we can all eat together. >> alisyn: that's great. great to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> brian: will you help us with a stunt we have to do? i'm trying to be superman. >> steve: he's got it fly. >> brian: have you done something like this? >> yeah. i've been attached to harnesses quite a lot. >> steve: she's going to help us with that coming up. and by the way, "sam and cat" runs saturday night j they, at 8:00 o'clock. >> steve: straight ahead, a brand-new bombshell on the murders of four americans in benghazi. turns out we know where the suspects are hiding. so why aren

right now the 27-year-old former nickelodeon star is in a los angeles psychiatric hospital.fire in someone's driveway. they say she also lit her own pants on fire in the process. this after three cases in new york and a pending dui case in california. it is a sad situation what is happening to amanda bynes. we wanted to talk to an expert about it earlier. i spoke with psychologist dr. charles sophy. >> she really needs help. what the cause of the problem is why she's being held against her own will because she's not able to make the commitment to stay in the hospital and do the testing to come up with the right diagnosis. something's going on that she's not able to consent to the treatment. >> her parents are seeking temporary conservatorship over her assets and affairs. this is similar to what happened to britney spears in terms of the conservatorship being taken. do you think this is a proper thing to do in a situation like this? >> it's definitely something that can be effective, and if it's done by people, specifically family members that have the best intentions and the

imagine multiplying across all of the programmer networks, imagine what espn can do, what nickelodeon these programmers can deliver software along with their video in the form of apps. all of that type of software oriented activity is opportunity for programmers and operators to bring new value as part of their overall pay-tv subscription and it is really working. about three fourths of our users are discovering new value to their paid tv package. it has been a huge hit for us and it is helpful to the entire ecosystem. >> the biggest issue we have is that the business we are in, the television business, is the television business. it is not the internet, not cable tv. you create audiences and the issues are around business model questions. how do you go and acquire customers if you have a video product? how do make those customers see your product? whether that is in a package or a bundle, those are the kinds of issues that are being challenged as the technology has brought all of the services together into a single wire, single devices, and you can access voice, data, video on the sa