we view the showtime any time, this is another attribute.um, we have to be there first, someone is paying for a our service. as a technology it allows us to do different things. we were very early in high definition, premium category really invented the spod world. each of these times, we've seen dramatic impact on how people use our service. showtime any time is another way of putting on demand platform out there. we're very different, unlike the josh and anne's network. we're not terribly focused on how many people watch the income. if we do well we'll see it in the press and if we don't, we don't talk about it. our network is 80% of people that watch "nurse jackie" watch it after the premir on -- premier on a sunday night. we're very much in the hearts and minds of business in terms of how we see the impact of our programming on people. anyway to take that on demand platform which has been so terrific for the premium business, provide different access to it and different ways of accessing it. we think just helps the service. i remember wh

we view the showtime any time, this is another attribute.um, we have to be there first, someone is paying for a our service. as a technology it allows us to do different things. we were very early in high definition, premium category really invented the spod world. each of these times, we've seen dramatic impact on how people use our service. showtime any time is another way of putting on demand platform out there. we're very different, unlike the josh and anne's network. we're not terribly focused on how many people watch the income. if we do well we'll see it in the press and if we don't, we don't talk about it. our network is 80% of people that watch "nurse jackie" watch it after the premir on -- premier on a sunday night. we're very much in the hearts and minds of business in terms of how we see the impact of our programming on people. anyway to take that on demand platform which has been so terrific for the premium business, provide different access to it and different ways of accessing it. we think just helps the service. i remember wh

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[laughter] we view showtime anytime, this is another attribute.mium, we sort of think we have to be there first, someone is paying for our service. as the technology allows us to do different things, we were very early in hi-definition, premium category really invented the svod world, and, you know, at each of these times we've seen dramatic impact on how people use our service. and showtime anytime is another way of putting the on-demand platform out there. we're very different, as you know, you know, unlike the joshes and annes networks, we're not terribly focused at all on how many people watch the premier of one of our -- premiere of one of our episodes. if we do well, you'll see it in the press. if we don't, we just don't talk about it. but the reality of our network is that, you know, 80% of the people who watch "nurse jackie," and it just had a very successful season, watch it after the premiere on a sunday night either dvr, on demand or other place during the week. 60-70% of the people who watch "homeland," who watch "dexter" in a given we

we view the showtime any time, this is another attribute.to be there first, someone is paying for a our service. as a technology it allows us to do different things. we were very early in high definition, premium category really invented the spod world. seenof these times, we've dramatic impact on how people use our service. showtime any time is another way of putting on demand platform out there. we're very different, unlike the josh and anne's network. we're not terribly focused on how many people watch the premier of one of our episodes. if we do well we'll see it in the press and if we don't, we don't talk about it. the reality of our network is 80% of the people who watch what did after the premiere sunday night, anher on demand or dvr or other place. people who watch "dexter" do not watch it the night of the premier. demandto take the on platform, which has been terrific for the premium business, and provide different access and different ways of accessing it, we think helps the service. i remember when we brought launching it, there w

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[laughter] we view the showtime any time, this is another attribute.mium, we have to be there first, someone is paying for a our service. as a technology it allows us to do different things. we were very early in high definition, premium category really invented the spod world. each of these times, we've seen dramatic impact on how people use our service. showtime any time is another way of putting on demand platform out there. we're very different, unlike the josh and anne's network. we're not terribly focused on how many people watch the income. of ourpremier of one episodes. if we do well we'll see it in the press and if we don't, we don't talk about it. our network is 80% of people that watch "nurse jackie" watch it after the premir on -- premier on a sunday night. either with d.b. are, on demand, are other ways throughout the week. we're very much in the hearts and minds of business in terms of how we see the impact of our programming on people. anyway to take that on demand platform which has been so terrific for the premium business, provide dif

watch this clock, the plug could be pulled on all cbs program including showtime in 3 million homes served by time warner cable. i have time warner. no, i switched to fios because of what had happened with madison square garden a year or two ago. dennis: i have time warner cable and the big question is less than two hours, we will be watching to see of the network really does go dark. will they pull the programming in those markets, now the threat has been extended. it could go dark in 12 million homes, unless they cave into a fee increase. cbs ran ads yesterday and into big brother last night warning we lose cbs and running the toll-free number at time warner for people to call and complain. cbs stock price up 6% this year. both, that is the two ceos. time warner cable says you're asking for six times the rate of pay for other cbs stations. cbs says they pay espn over $5 per month per home. you pay cbs less than $1, maybe you should pay us more because we get five times the viewers espn gets. this is a fight between guys who drive mercedes and those who drive a rolls-royce. i am told both

onspecial started premiering new year's eve on showtime. lolflickn get it at s.com. i wanted to do it in a small place because i wanted to do the ultimate rock-and-roll stand-up comedy special. we powers that be said that can't be in a club with 300 people. they are used to doing these big theaters now but people are not stupid. when you take a new comic and put him in front of 4000 people on tv, he is not as good as he should be because he has never bad in front of 4000 people. it should be more about the art form and being in the camera than trying to entertain 4000 people. not everyone is meant to play gigantic theaters and arenas. not everybody has the personality. tavis: where did this confidence come from? the one tidbit that david told me said the best part of the book might be a relationship with your parents. completelyts were supportive of what i do. i was with some of the biggest managers when my career took off. but i would not make a move without my father because i always called my father and my manager. i told them about my dream, who i am the biggest

we view the showtime any time, this is another attribute., we have to be there first, someone is paying for a our service. as a technology it allows us to do different things. we were very early in high definition, premium category really invented the spod world. each of these times, we've seen dramatic impact on how people use our service. showtime any time is another way of putting on demand platform out there. we're very different, unlike the josh and anne's network. we're not terribly focused on how many people watch the income. if we do well we'll see it in the press and if we don't, we don't talk about it. our network is 80% of people that watch "nurse jackie" watch it after the premir on -- premier on a sunday night. we're very much in the hearts and minds of business in terms of how we see the impact of our programming on people. anyway to take that on demand platform which has been so terrific for the premium business, provide different access to it and different ways of accessing it. we think just helps the service. i remember when

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and in-depth look at the financial headlines up ahead in our new showtime interest. boy oh boy there are a lot of conspiracy theories out there for a mysterious extra planet strip killian creatures living among us but there also may conspiracy theories that are very plausible and some that are well actually true one that i've heard for a long time is that they are specifically trying to fool the police with dimwits to abuse the american people which is silly right writes well according to a.b.c. news the discrimination lawsuit revealed that robert jordan was denied the chance to become a new london police officer because he was too smart his entrance exam score was a thirty three which is an i.q. of one hundred twenty five and it was just too high to allow him to defend the public good that police department only accepts candidates who have scores from twenty to twenty seven the logic is that people who are too smart get bored as policemen and they're more likely to quit after years of costly training. yeah this is proof of a conspiracy theory well the lowest score o

and showtime. that could be serious. affecting millions were paying time warner expecting to have every channel, and of course it all comes down to money. with me now, the media analyst and our very own dennis kneale. are you surprised they came up to the edge of this deadline and looked over at and said maybe we ll talk about it for three more hours before we put everybody in the dark? >>oth partiesre realizing what is at stake here. you have to be concerned of a potential backlash not just from consumers but from washington if the parties were to go dark on each other. we have seen this movie several times before. the second half of last year between directv and viacom, in both instances the parties went dark, it is hard to see who is the winner and the loser here. some of the strongest media companies. it is quite ironicbs and time warner cable last week re-upped their share buyback program in the aggregate. this is by no means a battle between david and goliath. melissa: to talk about alienating the customer. >> i li

and showtime. that could be serious.ime warner expecting to have every channel, and of course it all comes down to money. with me now, the

it was not too long ago that cbs and showtime got its first in the wind, and that was for a show calledbest performer on the s&p 500. the stock hit a new high today. right now looking at shares, down a $1.19. it is in a very good couple of months. major technology companies ahead of their earnings reports ahead of the bill. on the story. a lot of people owning their portfolios. >> in part because they're such a bellwether. cool and microsoft. you have it down 1%. microsoft down 1%. up nearly 30%. year to date its pre nice. analysts are expecting earnings per share of $10.78 on revenue of $14 billion which would be about 6% earnings per share growth, not bad. investors ought to be watching the cost per click. you would like that number to go out. that is an important matter for any allied company. motorola, that hansard division that is bought. protecting itself from samsung, becoming even more powerful. a great customer. a slowdown, it ebay and amazon. it's also a good outlook for ad spending. the company thinks the economy will turn down. microsoft and the shares up 30%. an extraordina

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it looks like someone saw "magic mike" on showtime this month. [ laughter ] a california lawmaker's leading an unusual crusade right now. assemblyman rob bonta from oakland introduced a proposal that if passed would require the state to provide condoms to prison inmates. apparently, the rate of sexually transmitted diseases is very high among the prison population. back in 2007 our then governor arnold schwarzenegger vetoed a bill that would have provided condoms to prisoners. if there's one thing arnold schwarzenegger is not in favor of, it is condoms. [ laughter ] and i do think he's proven that with his words and his actions. but assemblyman bonta wants to reverse that. and i agree. i think condoms are a step in the right direction. and flowers would be nice, too. how exactly will this work? when the 350-pound white supremacist is about to mount you, you ask if he has protection? [ laughter ] whether you're for or against this, i think we can all agree that it is great news for incarcerated clowns who want to keep up with their balloon animals. [ laughter ] speaking of sex in unusual pla

including showtime. chess games like this are becoming more common. viewers pay the price.ey charge the companies, the cable bills go up. cable bills go up about 4% every year. >> people get frustrated when their games are blacked out. >> "dallas" on cbs. one of my favorite cbs shows. >> you can google them later, berman. >>> coming up, more trouble for san diego's mayor. another woman coming forward, accusing him of sexual harassment. what happened in her own words next. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. to take skincare to the next level you're ready for roc® new roc® multi correxion has an exclusive 5 in 1 formula it's clinically proven to hydrate dryness, illuminate dullness lift sa

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it's all of cbs and its paid cable channel showtime. julia boorstin has the latest developments. reporter: scott, the clock is ticking, and there's no sign of a deal, and time warner cable and cbs' battle over fees leaving three potential outcomes today at 5:00. the two companies could announce a deal, an agreement for a compromise on higher fees, or they could agree to keep programming on the air while they continue to negotiate, or the third option, is they could pull cbs off the air until they come to a deal. cbs saying that the television critics association summer press tour a few hours ago, quote, conversations are going on. it's a very difficult negotiation. as we've said, we feel like we should be paid for our programming. i don't want to get into much today, but the deadline is 5:00 p.m. eastern. i hope we don't go dark. time warner cable saying this morning, quote, we continue to negotiate with cbs to reach an agreement before today's 5:00 p.m. deadline. we're trying to keep our customers' bills as low as possible. in the event of a blackout, we'll also work hard to mak

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dennis: what is the chance this spreads to other cbs station groups, spreads to showtime and twelve millionere is a real chance that could happen but i would handicap it. you have two companies that are very astute in issues like this. error is some agreement reached over the weekend, that is my hope. dennis: this is great stuff. i would lose the botox but it was entirely perfect, thanks for being with us today. dennis: no one should ever where a boat tie, ever. cheryl: is a fox business summertime showdown. we started with eight stock pickers and we are down to seven as we reveal the results of their month-long stock plays. we will say goodbye to another consistent, rob morgan or jim fresh when and they have more than their reputation on the line. >> this is rob morgan, chief investment strategist for fulcrums securities in philly. i'd get a philly cheese steak my stock picks beat yours. i am so confident that if you win i will buy you two. >> this is jim freshen looking for the summertime showdown, i accept his challenge and i will matches the litchis stake with new york's best pizza. che

and showtime picked it up when cbs rejected it for, quote, moral reason, unquote. so i wonder.says he's going to run an even handed hillary clinton film. the proof is in the network pudding. >> steve: no kidding. john, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: what do you think about this stuff? you think those movery also be fair? e-mail us. meanwhile, next up, this wasn't in the script. the stars of "the real housewives of new jersey," one of them facing more than 50 years in the slammer. her. and the baseball drug scandal about to bust wide open. brand-new details on deck. ♪ fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. ♪ ♪ i've got something for you too. (announcer) fancy feast delights with cheddar. a meal that is sure to delight your cheese lover. now available in the classic form she loves. fancy feast. the best ingredient is love. >> anna: wake up with us here on fox fri

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you can get signals over the air for free, they are broadcast channels, but if it's showtime, that cbsproblem. that went dark last nights. dennis: the commission from whence you just came, historically, they favor cable or broadcasters more? >> yeah, so the regulators and members of congress hate to see broadcast signals pulled from the air in the negotiations after contracts expire. you can argue on the one hand they are favoring kale because they think consumers have a right to view the channels, but the law really doesn't favor one side or the other. it's evenly based. the fcc has a limited amount of legal authority to do much of anything here, and what they tried to do so, it's resulted in more signals pulled, and so consumers are left in the dark. den depp right. now why is it fees historically are tiny for big broadcasters and massive for cable channels? cbs points out that, hey, espn gets over $5 per home per month and # -- 2 million, and cbs with 10 million viewers. >> yeah, years ago when it was contemplated, they thought it would be commercial time, and didn't know who paid w

. >> their research the subject of a showtime series was possible because johnson personally recruited in their st. louis clinic while hooked up to machines that measured their physical responses. it was the first time scientific methods were applied to the study of sex. their 1966 book, human sexual response, became a best seller and made them household names. they authored several more books but one of their last, released during the height of the '80s epidemic, was condemned for its alarmist tone and misinformation about hiv transmission. >> when the future of a population is perhaps to some degree at stake, then i think that there has to be a very definitive, very strong sentiment to reverse those years of complacency. >> the couple married in 1971. masters left her for another woman and divorced johnson after 20 years of marriage. he died in 2001. >> she became really the genius behind their sex therapy which revolutionized the way in which sex clinicing throughout america and throughout the world treated married couples that were having difficulties in the bedroom. >> johnson die

cbs nicknamed "the eye" going dark in 3 million homes, and cbs's showtime, paid channel, going dark in. that happened just after midnight last night, off air after the two sides extended the already extended deadline first to 5 p.m. yesterday, then six, seven, eight, nine, up to midnight when the cable guy, time warner sent out afour minut saying, quote, the outrageous demands of fees by cbs forced us to remove several networks and broadcast stations. we offered reasonable increases, but the demands are out of line and unfair. then a reprieve came 25 minutes later at 12:20 a.m. when time warner, 12:29 a.m. e-mailed this. we have halted going dark on their channels, and that makes me think that cbs, "the eye" blinked. both companies faired well in the last year, cbs up 60% in the stock price, twc up almost 40%, but cbs is in the slack summer season, and so it has less leverage. despite having the summer's biggest new hit "under the dome," and cbs could gain more clout when nfl football begins next month. congress doesn't to see its football disappear off broadcast tv, but for now, time

house of cards will have to beat one heck of a field, madmen on amc, homeland on showtime, downtown at. a result programming creating a buzz for netflix and helped the stock price and triples in a year. the new study says house of cards got only 1% of tv download at netflix and reruns of madmen got 3%. gerri: you were saying producers of house of cards made, stake in the dealmaking. dennis: netflix paid for it and dvd rights went to sony said it put up 1 the did million dollars for a season it doesn't even own the rerun rights in perpetuity. usually if you pay for it you own it. cheryl: new wild fires threatening southern california homes. details coming up with the west coast minute. dennis: your last chance to get in on what is bugging me. will we ever get to know the real truth of the irs scandal? your answers just ahead. we used to live with a bear. [growl] we'd always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!!! then one day, it was

and dallas, it could also include showtime.his is basically a battle for power and money, as always, i guess. i tried and got into this indecipherable voicemail hell. i think that was part of the problem. the thing is both sides lose here. viewers ultimately may think forget about it. cbs may have more to lose. time warner cable will still have hundreds of other channels. time warner will start telling its subscribers, pay, you have this aerial surveys that will send it to your cell phone for $10 a month. you can always apply for that. at this point, we have calls out to both sides. i cannot figure out who will win. i cannot figure out whether cbs will really go dark. they have done it before. cbs just wants a little respect. we will have to watch this. connell: all day long. this is a story that he says could develop throughout the day. thank you, dennis. we have the mideast peace talks that are happening in d.c. egypt flaring up again. supporters of the now ex- president have been shot and killed. the cost of your favorite fa

wts we should note it's partnered with showtime owned by cbs.i've seen some aerial photography that's been done by continue helicopters. i thought, we could do that with america. >> your goal is to do all 50 states. you've already done 37. i would imagine some states lend itself more to projects because it's beautiful. >> i know you come from hawaii. that's one of the first ones we did. >> good call. >> we're now looking at michigan. who knew that michigan had more lighthouses than any other state in the union. >> i'm surprised. >> huh. and what can you see from up high that you can't see at eye level. >> you know how we all crane? now we see things like this. will you maryry me. >> this is the most ambitious aerial hd project in the world. how do you do these things? you say you don't get to get up in the planes of the helicopters because the cameras take up the beach. >> our director is over wyoming today but we have helicopters that are rigged with cinepix cameras on the front. gyro stabilize. you can be a quarter of a mile in the air and you

showtime had 31. they are paying too compare to this. had misses, some of them love and some of them hated that. congratulations, on the emmy nomination. >> we are same major networks is squeezed of the ama's more and more. >> it was pretty interesting. >> we are watching what is: on wed dell . big deals this morning. >> basically, they were trying to cut some this private. they did not have enough votes. they have been broken up. somewhere around $13 a share. i do not know why they are fighting over and dell. the pc and the notebook is the wrong business model at this time. i think he just wants to get more money for his shareholders. this will be all said and done in october. or a better way of saying is when they will close it. >> it is not the old legacy. >> let's talk about fox sports. they are coming august 7th tank to ride both espn. time warner had cnn. this is their biggest claim to fame. fox sports is coming with more programs. 17 nfl games and 90 nba games. finally, they fired two guys. regis philbin and will host this show. i

stone who also appeared in "showtime's."ged by jooup bradshaw and kevin liverpool who planned to kill the 26-year-old singer and steal her estimated $15 million fortune. when they were caught in june of 2011, police found their car packed with a gun, knives and this samurai sword. they were in the english countryside near stone's home showing her photo to neighbors and asking where she lived. >> it's quite possible she was targeted because of her close association with prince william. she's known to have a linkage to the royal family and that, of course, is going to keep her in the public eye. >> reporter: the men have now been sentenced to prison and this morning stone is speaking out about the ordeal saying there was a big part of me that felt sorry for them. what drives people to do something so awful as this? >> myself and indeer our whole family are relieved the trial is now over. >> reporter: stone is now out with a new single and putting the terror plot behind her saying "i could be devastated, scared, crying, afraid

. ♪ i drink alone >> reporter: in the showtime series, "nurse jackie," the title character, played by> there's ten vials in the drawer. confirm. you take one vial. nine vials remain, hit confirm. >> reporter: and jamie lee curtis, the wife and mother of two, openly discussed how she became addicted to pain pills after a cosmetic procedure. but the dangers of prescription medication go beyond hollywood. a new report from the cdc has alarming, new statistics on women fighting addictions to prescription meds. the report revealed a woman is admitted to the e.r. for a prescription pill overdose every three minutes. and the number of deaths from prescription pill overdoses jumped 400% between 1999 and 2010. negin got help before it was too late. she became hooked on prescription pills meant to treat her chronic pain from crohn's disease. >> i was taking 70 to 80 pills a day. possibly more. >> reporter: doctors tell us women are much more likely to suffer from painful conditions, often treated by prescription pain pills. and from there, they're more likely than men to get hooked. why are we

will this be the final time of showtime's primetime serial killer "dexter"?er told anyone before. >> okay. >> i'm a serial killer. >> oh, god! oh, that feels so amazing to say out loud. >> well, you must be letting go because i've never heard you say a joke before. >> i'm not joking. i kill people. >> that was huge. the eighth season just started in late june. look at the recent tribute to the show and our own george stroumboulopoulos may have the scoop. michael c. hall, the blood spatter specialist talks tonight at 8 p.m. eastern. give us some hints for michael seahall. >> we dug it and he didn't give us everything but i think he started to open up a little bit. it's interesting that he has this ghost dad concept if a couple of the shows he's worked on and it's had an effect on him. i think it's going to play out near the end of dexter. at some point he's going down. >> now they know he's a serial killer. here he is eight years. it's a long time to play one character. you got into that a little bit with him. let's watch this clip. >> if you do something this

participants include television executives from networks such as showtime, amc and disney. this is an hour. >> you are here. i can't think of a better introduction. mc hammer and duck dynasty all on the same stage. it's a true cable experience. i kind of only wish i would have worn my hunting camo gear to open up the show. >> well, i really love the duck guys. they have brought great laughter to millions of people this season. and we were really excited that their finale passed "american idol" in the ratings, another cable milestone this year. and we're just -- [applause] >> wow. >> right. cable is where it's at. and we're thrilled that they were able to join us here at the the cable show. we hope we brought some real fun to d.c. >> well, that is our overall goal. we want to bring more fun, we want to bring a little more class here to the nation's capital. and we also want to show off everything cable has to offer. so on behalf of myself and abby as well as our stellar convention committee and the great staff here at ncta, we'd like to welcome all of you to the cable show 2

written lately about when content goes up against distribution, like we're seeing now, with cbs and showtimentent has been winning. sooner or later, the distributor has to pay up because they have to carry it. if steve comes to you and really tries to gouge you with some of the content, what are you going to -- are you going to pay up because you need it on the cable systems? have you thought about that scenario? >> look, we've said for a long time it makes a lot of necessity an sense for the consumer that both sides find a medium balance. it doesn't mean one side's business may not improve a little more than the other side. if somebody wins and somebody loses you end up in an untenable long-term model. this business model has been innovative, it's created wealth for both content companies and distribution companies. and frankly, we made a big part of our logic for why we wanted our shareholders to have something unique, which is a foot in both camps. we're actually trying to work with steve and neil schmidt, putting the two together, innovate, how can we make new steps forward for consumers

it will feature executives from showtime, amc, and here and he's been. of denvere university with the southwest airlines' ceo gary kelly on airline travel in the country. we will open of the bomb lines and get your thoughts on what you would ask officials to do to improve trouble. that is tonight at 8:00 eastern. the supreme court ended their term with decisions on the same- sex marriage. this week we will bring new oral arguments from some of the court's most closely-watched cases. the " -- court ruled 5-for that section 4 is unconstitutional. you can listen to the oral argument tonight at 10:00 eastern. and past weekend ted olson the green house joined the panel of legal scholars. about one hour, 45 minutes. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. it is my pleasure to introduce the panel. storied panel.st >> a great tradition of this circuit. professor howard. something for so long and for professor howard to do it for so long is you forget how much contribution professor howard makes to this conference. i would like to highlight professor howard. he is th