ott eliminates some of the pain points.tt is in so many homes and they don't pay for television as we know it. they pay for netflix and we take away some of those pain points with ott. you don't have to sign a contract, you don't have equipment to buy it normally. you can go on vacation and not pay for of subscription or to put it on hold for a month. it is immediate. so you can sign up for sling tv and watch the nba finals tonight and you don't have to wait for an installer. betty: you don't have to wait out of work and wait for the cable guy. charlie: and it's less expensive. we have our basic pack which is about $20, and we have several mini packs that you can add onto if you want to, including showtime and hbo, so it attracts a lot of people, particularly younger people who are not wanting to pay for more television today. or who at one time paid for tv and thought it was to expensive. we have a long way to go. we are not perfect yet. live tv is really hard, because we are doing things and inventing things like dynamic

ott eliminate some of the pay points. so many homes do not pay for ott as we know it.hey pay for netflix or hulu. we take away some of those paying points with ott. you don't have to sign a contract, you don't have equipment to buy normally. you can go on vacation and not pay for a subscription or to put it on hold for a month. it is immediate. so you could sign up for sling tv and you can watch the nba finals tonight and you don't have to wait for an installer. betty: you don't have to wait out of work and wait for the cable guy. charlie: our basic package is about $20. we have several mini packs that you can add onto if you want to, including showtime and hbo, so it attracts a lot of people, particularly younger people who are not paying for tv today. or where paying for tv and said it was too expensive and dropped off the tv universe. we are encouraged by the start of sling tv. but we have a long way to go. we are not perfect yet. we knew it would be difficult, but it is technically difficult because we are on a lot of different devices. live tv is really hard, and

ott eliminates some of the pay points. so many homes do not pay for ott as we know it.ut they pay for netflix or hulu. we take away some of those paying points with sling tv. you don't have to sign a contract, you don't have equipment to buy normally. you can go on vacation and not pay for a subscription or to put it on hold for a month. it is immediate. so you could sign up for sling tv and you can watch the nba finals tonight and you don't have to wait for an installer. betty: you don't have to take a day off of work and wait for the cable guy. charlie: our basic package is about $20. and then we have seven or eight different mini packs that you can add onto if you want to, including showtime and hbo, so it attracts a lot of people, particularly younger people who are not paying for tv today. or maybe at one time were paying for tv, said it was too expensive, and dropped off the pay tv universe. we are encouraged by the start of sling tv. but we have a long way to go. we are not perfect yet. we knew it would be difficult, but it is technically difficult because we are

ott eliminates some of the pay points. we have homes that do not pay for ott as we know it. but they pay for netflix or hulu. we take away some of those paying points with sling tv. you don't have to sign a contract, you don't have equipment to buy normally. you can go on vacation and not -- take your service off for a month. it is immediate. so you could sign up for sling tv and you can watch the nba finals tonight and you don't have to wait for an installer. betty: you don't have to take a day off of work and wait for the cable guy. charlie: it's less expensive. our basic package is about $20. and then we have seven or eight different mini packs that you can add onto if you want to, premium channel of hbo. so it attracts a lot of people, particularly younger people who are not paying for tv today. or maybe at one time were paying for tv, said it was too expensive, and dropped off the pay tv universe. we are encouraged by the start of sling tv. but we have a long way to go. we are not perfect yet. we knew it would be difficult, but it is technically difficult because we are

ott, ott, ott. even at&t was talking about ott. it's very much a changed world.hey are one of the free radicals to use john malone's term, below the big guys. >> are we seeing the beginnings of a new bundle, though? is that what this is all about? we talk about leverage in the age of streaming, but isn't this just people compiling a bunch of content so they can force it down people's throats? >> murdock was on stage talking about rebundle and new types of bundles formed. people don't want to spend $9. they want to spend that $90 in a different way. we are seeing a new bundling i think that's going on. >> thanks for joining us. john steinburg, daily mail north america. dow down 65 points. shares of oracle in the green after getting upgraded over at suntrust. improved opportunities for the company's cloud business. they report after the bell tonight. cramer at the dream force conference. when we come back in about 20 minutes, the president will answer questions from some of the country's top ceos of the business roundtable. we will go live to d.c. plus, leave it to

people are asking the question why would you pay for ott? the signal quality was more reliable.e take away some of those pain points. you can go on vacation and take your service off for a month or two. you can go in and out of the service through the internet without any cost. it is immediate. betty: you can do it right away. charlie: you don't have to wait for an installer and somebody to come by. betty: you don't have to take a day off and wait for the cable guy. charlie: and it is less expensive. our basic package is $20. we have seven or eight many packs. we have premium channels. it attracts a lot of people, particularly younger people who are not paying for tv today or maybe at one time paid for it and said it was too expensive. we certainly are encouraged by the start of sling tv but we have a long way to go. we're not perfect yet. we knew it would be difficult but it is difficult because we are on lots of different devices and live tv is really hard. we are doing things that have not been done before. it reminds me a lot of when we started satellite television and we ha

a 12 ounce rib-eye with challenge otts and fresh herbs. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph is here now with a closer look at the forecast, heat wave number five in effect. >> and again tomorrow and then a break for the weekend. double scan live radar around the region, we could use a drink of rain but it's as close as baltimore and that is as close as it gets this evening. live in cape may, a few folks still enjoying the sand in the late afternoon and early evening, maybe tossing -- what is that game where they bounce it off the trampoline, it's a new game but looks like a lot of fun. we look at the highlights, we go to the accuweather forecast, heat wave continues and we desperately need some rain, today we hit 93 degrees in philadelphia down from the high of 95 yesterday but this is day four and counting of the present heat wear, number five for the year and because it's so hot and so dry, we desperately need rain. philadelphia 3.5 inches in that deficit and trenton 3.5 and 4 inches and the lucky spots will lent city and allentown still under around and inch however they picked up and wer

still a ott of clouds with temps in the 60s.n we come back, we'll talk about if we keep showers at bay through sunday. >>> montgomery county police are working to figure out why a man was hit and killed in the street this afternoon. sky 9 flew over the scene in clarksburg. a driver hit that man and kept going. shortly after, somebody called and said the suspect was at their house. police want to know if the driver and the victim knew each other. and investigators are reconstructing the crash scene. >>> a retired prince georges county officer is in hot water tonight. melvin kenny has been indicted after filing a false workers compensation claim. he claimed he hurt his shoulder after falling on wet pavement in the police station parking lot. he got a check worth more than $3,500 for that claim. >>> soon more dc police officers will be out fitted with body cameras. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch awarded dc to get more cameras on cops. 400 officers in the fifth and seventh police districts wear them. proposed funding to give ca

if you are going to the phillies, check ott radar out later on this evening, before you head out. when i step inside we have the latest track and changes in the progression of that tropical storm in the atlantic to our south, that looks to be a factor in our weather this weekend. >> the search is on in newcastle, delaware, for vandals that caused quite a bit of damage to a jewish cemetery there. the cemetery is small but important to loved ones, david henry is live in minquadale with the details. >> reporter: yes, quite a bit of damage here, at the cemetery, almost 20 head stones turned over and damaged, other sacred artifacts destroyed here and left neighbors shaking their heads in disgust. >> they probably don't have a heart and they have disrespect. >> the damage was discovered by neighbors sunday morning, 18 stones pushed over one of them broken along with smashed pots. the man that tends this synagogue says it looks to be senseless teenage vandalism. >> it had to be a number of them, they are hard to push over, you can't lean on them and they fall over, they don't go down by

the wall collapsed while they worked at the site ott the new apartment building. investigators believe the men didn't properly support the wall, causing it to tumble down. the 19-year-old construction worker died is and the two others who were injured will survive. >>> french officials confirmed the plane part found on the remote indian sea beach does, in fact, come from the malaysia airlines flight 370 jetliner. investigators used maintenance records to match a serial number on the wing part to the missing boeing 777. crews cleaning the beach on reunion found the fragment in late july. flight 370 disappeared with passengers and crew on board. >>> if governor cuomo gets his way, lawmakers will improve changes to the core curriculum. he sympathized with parents who have been frustrated by the implementation. he said he would seek recommendations on how to improve it from parents, teachers and education experts. many parpt ents say it's too difficult and teachers spend too much time preparing students for standardized tests. >>> in it to win. some were in it, won it

. >>> around 2.5 thousand people have arrived at the port in ott thens. greek government has charted a ferry to transfort refugees arriving on the aegean islands. most have fled the war in syria. >>> the former congaleze rebel leader has pleaded not guilty at the hague. >> reporter: it took the court officials some 15 minutes to read out all of the charges against bossco, a long litany of appalling crimes. he listened calmly throughout and then stood up and calmly in a quiet voice said he was not guilty of all 18 charges against him. then we heard more from the chief prosecutor here at the irk -- icc, and she described the murders of civilians, young children, women, bodies being dis'em bowled, the most appalling crimes in a specific period, 2002, 2003. there is some criticism of this trial that it is only focusing on that period, when bosco was then a general in the army. but because of limited resources the icc decided to focus on this narrow period. there was always a big debate as to whether this trial should be happening in the hague or in eastern co

are there broadcasters that are making their way with ott offerings or because of the preem um offers like a showtime. >> there is no doubt what showtime and hbo going great to consumer is innovative but neither of them have advertising. i think you need to try to create and break a new show. all of the new shows are failing. empire came back to a roaring number and yes nfl came back to great numbers but traditional comedies and dramas are struggling. if you want to look for who is thinking out of the box, look at turner. and i know that sounds crazy. turner just this week announced a deal with wme where they are going to do e-sports life on tbs on friday nights. so they are creating live event programming, not trying to compete in the world of comedy and drama and think of content that you literally can't get anywhere else. so this is original content that only airs on tbs. and if you want to see this event you have to watch it on tbs. that is a interesting different tact that we haven't seen from others. >> does that make time warner a buy? >> there is a lot of challenges to turner'

gliniewicz was a 30 year veteran ott cuff of retirement from the police department north of chicago. people called him gi joe because of his commitment to his community. >> when we were growing up, we all knew joe as a hero. but now the nation knows he's a hero. >> officer glynn biiniewicz was and killed after he radioed in he was chasing three suspicious men on foot. the search continues for the suspects. >>> awol wol co colorado woman o a police department yesterday with a hug. she told police that she was very upset over the recent death of many officers across the country including that one in illinois. the department tweeted photos of the hug saying what a wonderful day to be working. >>> after surviving a dangerous journey across land and sea, migrants and refugees are being welcomed in germany. in munich, refugees are arriving at the main train station every hour exhausted and relieved. more than 20,000 have arrived over the past three days. they were given clothes, food, and then they board buses across germany. nearly everyone it seems wants to help. >> i'm a human being. we

on monday, ott j perez molina was the president. today no longer the president. in court on charges of corruption. and a president has been sworn in. that country is facing elections on sunday. politicians doing best are those offering resistance from every day politics. he is shooting up in the opinion polls. because he admits he knew little about politics and sustained by the politicians. so as they say, those, with a great deal of experience are not doing so well in the opinion polls. what emerges is they'll go to a second round in october. it will be interesting to see whether those elected have the qualifications to then run the country >>> the former congolese rebel leader told his war crime trials that they've never killed the civilian, despite murdering 800 people from 2002 and 2003. speaking at the hague the intention was to protect. barnaby phillips has been listening to the testimony. >> we heard from lawyers for the witnesses appearing later in the trial. they painted a chilling picture. what the militia was doing in a province in eastern congo. in 20

very ott hot and steamy week. another heat wave to star the week.hese showers and storms roll through during the day tomorrow and it will turn right cool for part of the weekend. i'll have the full forecast coming up. >> the national football league had a and even opened the season but is the half time show at the super bowl already book? the buzz going around the music industry about the big act that may be making a return appearance when "eyewitness news" comes right back. >> two local military heroes receive a special honor. >> "eyewitness news" in feasterville that the lower southampton township administration building. nicole and sage both of whom are serving in us army were honored by the feasterville business association with special flag ceremonies. roadside from trevose recently returned home from afghanistan. >> just knowing that there are people out there that are caring still and that's good. a good feeling. >> specialist is still in afghanistan but family members were that tonight to take part in the ceremony. >>> also new tonight delaw

very ott hot and steamy week. another heat wave to star the week. these showers and storms roll through during the day tomorrow and it will turn right cool for part of the weekend. i'll have the full forecast coming up. >> the national football league had a and even opened the season but is the half time show at the super bowl already book? the buzz going around the music industry about the big act that may be making a return appearance when "eyewitness news" comes right back. i'd like to put in my 15-years notice.ration you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent, i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. we figure you probably don't have time to w

her defense from that is simply she is just a church, she is just an idea ott and she was out of the loop that means she can't run on her expertise and experience as secretary of state when she is running for president. >> overnight lift-off for a three man crew headed to the international space station. >> engines now firing up at maximum thrust and lift-off for the 500 -- 500th time the rocket roaring into hair. >> it took off from a russian launch facility in kazakhstan carrying astronauts from kazakhstan to russia and denmark. bringing the total number on that space station to nine. >> well, feeling the meet temperatures well above average for millions of americans today. >> maria molina is in our studio. she has been following the forecast and brings us the latest. >> good morning heather and ainsley. according to the meteorological season it is officially fall. it is not fall yet but the meteorologists it is officially fall. we will be looking at the temperatures across many of the areas across the country. for now feeling very much like summer out there not only temperature wi

melissa ott on the line for those with loans. caller: a couple of points.ot my student loan back in 2006 and i was in and out of for they college programs of income-based replacement for those are not really publicized. i did not know that my student loan amount really was until i started searching for it. application, but was not provided online so you have to get them to send it to you and then you have to send it back. with student loans, i really andk that community leaders government officials should really start pushing for certification. that is the only reason how i i am ae my loans heard licensed massage therapist, which does not require a four-year degree. i really think that if high schools and communities would really start pushing for for associate degrees where you're not taking as long as cool as you need to put you are still able to get that middle of all income level growth,n and income that that would be better in the long run instead of going to school for four years, getting a degree, getting into debt, and then perhaps not even getting

. >> he is one of america's -- and ott i think america has lost that american dream. donald trump to bring this back. >> tabis became a real thinker and he was a friend of mine. he passed away a few years ago when he was a very successful guy and a great guy and you are right about it. we will bring the american dream back that i can tell you. we are bringing it back and i understand what you're saying. i get that from so many people is the american dream dead? they are asking the question is the american dream dead and the american dream is in trouble that i can tell you. it's in trouble but we are going to get it back and do some real jobs. how about the man with the beautiful red hat. stand up. what i have. what does that say on that? make america great again. that's beautiful, beautiful. [applause] >> mr. trump can you please explain your position on the second amendment? >> on the what? >> the second amendment. >> we need the protection. we had an incident in new york which is very interesting. the two prisoners six months ago seven months ago that escaped from a

the move comes less than a month after they named two directors ott board. it rose more than 2% yesterday but it is lower by 1.4% today in germany. now the thing i find interesting on this is if we look at the share price action year to date it's down 23% since it's peak so far this year, 3rd of march, down 33%. clearly that's a sharp decline but not anywhere near as sharp as some commodities outright and lots of energy stocks. still off 60% year to date. so this is not simply an i'm investing in the energy sector-type move. >> he's not the only influential billionaire investing in commodities. we have warren buffet buying and upping his stake. is this a valuation play. these commodity shares and commodity companies have been beaten down so much that maybe they see an opportunity to make money? these guys are not charitable? >> no. if he was just doing some play to get exposure to commodities then there are other names that have fallen further than this. this is a story we haven't explored but they have the first licensed to export gas and despite the recent

no matter where you are, are you looking live at the sky 6 hd camera in cape may, some folks reason ott sunday and you can see the sparkling ocean water with hardly a wave. it's so calm. 86 allentown, philadelphia 85 and 83 in dover, a little bit of a sea breeze kicking in there, feels like 80 in cape may and 83 in beach haven and in lancaster, also mimicking that number on long beach island of 83. comfy as well 56 dew point in allentown un55 in millville and the dew points being that low is what is giving us these cool nights and these really spectacular afternoons. as you look at the playground forecast, it's one of the days you wants to take the kids out before or after dinner, only dipping to 81 at 7:00, very warm and very pleasant, as we look at satellite and radar, there are high clouds to the south trying to puncture to the north where the high pressure is, high pressure is so firm in our region, a lot of these clouds fall apart as they push into the very dry air. overnight we expect a clear sky and a little bit of a crescent moon there. patchy fog develops tonight and tomorrow m

d wt' been us t ott igh pfilevironmthe message n day.ts to remind people of the importance of the region in the global environment. >>> 10s of thousands of demonstrators have march ed in southern nepal carrying the bodies of five people killed during earlier rallies. the protests broke out last month so far a new draft constitution which divides nepal in to seven states. ethnic minorities say they went get enough political or economic power. we have more now. >> reporter: the village in nepal's southern plains in in morning, a young man from the village had been shot dead. he was studying to be the first qualified engineer from his village. and his family had high hopes for him. >> translator: my son. [ inaudible ] in the 10th grade and then got in to engineering. i had hoped that he would be able to go and work in the government. we had taken loans to educate him, now our hope is gone. >> reporter: five young men died, and dozens were wounded when police opened fire on protesters in the city. they had been demonstrating against plans to

he was governor ott virginia at that time. >>> in baltimore the six police officers charged with freddies death could have their trials moved. the officers are facing assault, manslaughter and in one case murder charges for gray's death back in april. their lawyers believe they won't have a fair jury in the city. we are expecting more protests outside the courthouse for this hearing today. police say they will be out there as well, but won't bring shields, helmets or riot gear. >>> 6:48. muriel bowser appears to be changing her mind on how to handle police body camera footage. last month, she said she would produce that almost all of video recorded outdoors by cameras be released to the public. but according to "the washington post," a proposal submitted to the council included an exemption for footage of all assaults. footage of interactions between police and the public that results in charges would also be withheld. >>> 6:49 now. for the second time in a week, d.c. fire and ems crews took a baby to the hospital in a fire truck rather than wait for an ambulance. the latest case happene

he will not be the republican nominee and that's one of the reasons why i'm ott miptimistict my partyntry. it will change. we'll see we need a litter who can bring us together and that's george pataki. >> he is ahead in all the polls, the national polls right now, the state poll, if he is the republican presidential nominee will you vote for him. >> he's not going to be the nominee, wolf, let me tell you that flat out right now. he is unqualified, he is unfit. voters will realize that. we've had our summer of theater and reality show as politics. people will understand this is serious business. we need a leader who can solve problems and have answers to the tough questions and not soundbites and i'm very hopeful and optimistic that this will pass. and when people want a leader that can bring us together, it's me. >> not mincing any words, former governor of new york, george pataki, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> up next, security and refugees. i'll ask the chairman of the house homeland security committee about the greatest threats to the united states right now on

. >> the countdown is on ott to the big fed meeting next week. what levels are you watching ahead of that? >> i think urio points out, 2.4 to 2.5. it seems like we're trending towards there ahead of the meeting. that's where we'll hit. we've had the higher lows in interest rates and uri 0 makes a great point. the rakeep tighter between 2% and let's call it 2.4 i think once we get a break out on interest rates we go in that direction for the next couple of years. >> you both think they're going higher, short-term, possibly long-term as well. we'll be watching. meantime, us out online. we'll talk about the 10-year then. >> the irs won't move on whether yahoo can spin off it's alibaba shares tax-free. another hit to the struggling company. is the clock winding down on marissa mayer? while most investors are fleeing emerging markets, one money manager says it's time to buy into the fear. what is he seeing that others are not? eel tell you, next. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks an

so far intel just rolled ott the sky link chips we've expected to get and some positive commentary aroundhose. if you're a person who believes over the next six months the pc market is going to pick up, should you be buying semis right now? >> yes, absolutely. intel is one of them, the stocks that we like here. they are paying a great dividend yield at 3.4%. they've got the data center business that continues to be strong. we are here at the trough of pcs, they mentioned sky light, a fantastic chip, their sixth generation, we expect the data to be coming out of taiwan to be more positive for pcs as we start to see the rollout of sky lake with windows 10. so we are at the trough and pcs, we expect it to be better and 2016 should be a much better year for the pc market than 2015. and sky lake will be a big driver for that. so intel definitely one of our most defensive names in our universe and company that we recommend at this point in time. >> i guess congratulations to anybody who picked it up at $26 a few days ago, it's back up close to 30. betsy, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks

. >> greg ott to, you said you talked to these companies daily about the best ways to get information and the fbi has been talking about this for a year and you keep saying that you would put this discussion out there on the forefront and if you're talking to the companies daily, i'm wondering your opinion on a reaction you get from the companies when you say that you need to be able to get around their encryption. >> the answer is it depends. it depends on the company. clearly, some companies may not have the resources or capabilities. some are subject to mandates like the law enforcement act, so they don't have to build in that type of access. most companies want to help, they want to be able to stop a threat or to be able to bring a perpetrator to justice, but at the same time, if they are not mandated to do it, the question comes down to a do they need to take those resources and divert them to build in some type of access, or at the same time, do we have companies that really it wouldn't be part of their market plan to do that? and even if they want to cooperate, it may take year

we need to be careful and mindful ott november giving an impression that we're taking a side in the sectarian divide. >> i think that is accurate. if people say you're on the side of the country or sunni-arab we would merely point out that we of course have supported the shiah in iraq. if it were in the for our would still rabs be running the country. >> indeed. another specific challenge, it seems like the area where is we've done best in the battle against aisle are the areas where we work -- isil are the areas where we work closely with the kurds. and then some of the activities of the u.s. and northern syria have been working together. northern syria have had some success. it doesn't create some of its own challenges. on the syrian side it struck me as odd trying to get turkey more engaged in the battle against isil. it was when we started to do work with the kurds and achieve some success. turkey then decide, ok. now it's time we want to really participate in this. and obviously there's been tension between turkey and some of the very elements that the kurdish elements an northern syria

[applause] i'm so much happier to be in this seat, not up ott that podium. so we've -- i've asked marlene to start, and then we'll move to steve, and then we'll have a little conversation up here, maybe talk a little bit about president obama's great adventure next week. marlene, thank you. and, again, an incredible contributor to our report. >> thank you. first, congratulations for the report. i truly, i think that's a very timely report for reasons you already mentioned, but it's also a very long overdue by the american policy community on russia strategy in the arctic. and i think that's plenty enough. there was very few things on russia police aring the arctic only at the very superficial level. was russia just a critical actor? you don't have anything going on really in the arctic without russia participating in it. and what i really like in the report, and you made your point, i think, during the presentation that the duality issue is really something very important. and i wanted really to kind of congratulate you on being able in the report to maintai

you could conceivably tick off some cable providers, with whom you are a part if you go with the new ottorms, so too speak, say forgot you, i'm going there. does it risk hurting the relationship that's been very kind to you over the years? >> look, i think that we have said to the operators, you need to non-investigate with us. this is a high margin product. let's all make more money together. they haven't been doing that. >> you're right. if they take a bunker mentality, we have the obligation to look elsewhere. but we think that the mvpds are in the best position to innovate. that's their business. a lot of big companies are interested in distributing television over the internet. so this is not the end of television. this is the beginning of television being delivered in new ways. that's something that we're going to have to consider more seriously if we don't see the kind of movement we've been looking for. >> all right. you're 32% vote holder is john malone, talking about this same thing, imploring to the cable industry to get on. saying there shouldn't have been a netflix. we shoul

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. >> i know he was engaged in marry melissa ott. do you know how she's doing? on saturday. of course, this is probably the most horrible thing that could have ever happened to them, but she's staying strong. she's surrounded by friends, surrounded by family, and saturday night the entire station was just talking about stories of alison and of adam and reminiscing. there were tears and there was laughter. there were embarrassing stories. she's strong. >> i just can't even imagine. you know, we all try to make sense of a friend's death and we try and try, and i mean have you been searching yourself for answers? >> yeah. this is one of the harder things i have been through. as the support system of wdbj was amazing. i used to work there and i was able to go back and we all leaned on each other. it's sort of a roller coaster and everybody is riding it right now, but the good thing is everybody is riding it together. >> andy may, thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. you tuck here... you tuck there. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fung

>> i think yousef is right, the story is really the ott guys against linear television.to produce any of its own content so i have to correct yousef on that, amazon owns its content, netflix is producing other people's content they don't own the rights. hbo won 15 creative awards and netflix won 2. that's how distant or wide the gap is between the two. i think many investors think of netflix as the next hbo and the truth is hbo is the next hbo. they have much, much better content, it's going to last for many, many years. >> we saw that in the awards ceremony. michael, i find your position on netflix so interesting, the bear on one of the most loved stocks and best performer in the s&p 500 for 2015. is the problem as you see it putting aside the awards and how many emmy's they took home this idea that they're spending so much to acquire subscribers and on these original series that they are just not reaching the kind of critical mass that would lead to profitability? is that your bear case? >> you know, they certainly have critical mass, they just don't have it all in one

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