the statement is from steve swayze.said that netflix has had continued to be in dialogue with the deaf and hard of hearing community but he will not provide specific details, progress which is 50% of hours have sub titles available. our goal is 50% by the end of third quarter and 80% by the end of the fourth quarter. so with that timing and the lawsuit going, does that give you hope this is going to change and be better? >> we were aware of that when we filed the lawsuit. it's kind of tripy how to interpreted that statement because netflix is referring to is the cover. it's the top of the curve. the most popular programming. so if i look at overall titles, everything that netflix offers to other customers get by the program which is over 12 million. you'll see that if you look at all of those, netflix has about one-third at most. >> so are not happy? >> different on that, but the deaf and hard of hearing community is full access. and that is the debate of the lawsuit which is the american disabilities act. it's for equa

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wouldn't matter if it was for miles flown it just has to be a consistent way for the company until swayze he or she even knew one thing i mean that's to to say that the general electric has to write off its jets at the same speed as united airlines that seems reasonable to me that's not reasonable to focus name one thing that the republicans are willing to do where their billionaire millionaire and back can't corporate buddies are going to lose even one penny please one thing. i have and that's fiscal responsibility on the part of the government because that covers everyone with a broad brush it affects the billionaires and the millionaires as you always say as well as the low earners but the fact of the matter is here and you are sitting wondering a great c.e.o. what's where's the u.s. defaulting or the millionaires and billionaires paying an extra three percent in taxes like they did under bill clinton which got us by the way a balanced budget surplus again so even if you were to take all of their property and possessions if the government doesn't even use the way they're going they wil

patrick swayze said that in the movie where he robbed all the banks. break >> striking fear into others landed darren bailey into prison. he took things beyond the fear stage. >> oh, man. it was crewsome. bodies found and everything like that. for this area. it's not easy to walk through we are not having a typical conversation. we are going with something more personal. let's try to move on. i'm haunted by the past >> bailey didn't elaborate on the crimes that got him incarcerated. with the camera the producer wouldn't use, he revealed a violent past in prison as well >> i first got sentenced, i started stabbing police. i targeted them. okay, well, i did what i did. okay. i want to sentence me excessively. i have a pain so you have pain. now we are all in pain. >> until recently his time has been marked by violence and outbursts of anger. >> it's your unit. it ain't ran professionally. i am about to take four up. [ bleep ]. >> you are not going to go home anyway so why tolerate this. what you need to do is start raging and punishing people. it doesn't

patrick swayze said that in the movie where he robbed all the banks. what's that, "point break"? >> striking fear into others has also landed darren bailey in prison, but he took things beyond the fear stage. >> oh, man. it was kind of gruesome, man. bodies all found and everything like that. for this area, it's not really easy to walk through. we're not having a typical conversation now. now we're dealing with something more personal. as much as i try to move on, i'm still haunted by that past. >> bailey didn't elaborate on the crimes that got him incarcerated, but with the personal camera our producer let him use, he revealed a violent past in prison as well. >> when i first got sentenced, man, i started stabbing police. you know, i targeted them. okay, well, yeah, i did what i did. okay. and since ya'll want to sentence me excessively, okay, i'm getting ready to sentence you all to pain. i got pain. so y'all got pain. now we all got pain. >> until recently, bailey's time at indiana state has been marked by violence and outbursts of anger. >> your unit, your [ bleep ], man. you

. >> you've run into trouble on this because patrick swayze of course had pancreatic cancer and you were reported as saying -- you never disputed this. that he might have stayed alive if he hadn't had chemotherapy. very >> you don't want to have a stampede of americans, because you are a popular author, charging to their doctors when they get cancer or relatives get cancer and say, i'm not having the treatment. suzanne somers told me not to. >> they'll be dying. >> most of them are dying anyway. i want you to question your doctor. if your doctor says to you, i want you to take chemotherapy, the question you need to ask is will this cure me? the answer is likely no. the answer will be, well, it will shrink the tumor. from what i learned that's a temporary respite. from what dr. blalock told me, someone you would love to talk to. he's not an alarmist. doesn't over or underreact. he said chemotherapy gets into the dna of every cell in your body. he said it's like a smouldering grass fire. if you are the type of person that after you had chemotherapy you eat like i eat, maybe you won't ignit

. >> you've run into trouble on this because patrick swayze of course had pancreatic cancer and you werey. a controversial thing to say. >> my exact words were, what a shame, they took that beautiful young body and pumped it full of poison. i apologize to his family. it was not my right to say that. that was his choice. i will get flak for things i'm saying on the show tonight. uh all i'm trying to do is wake us up. how many people are we going to watch go through this? >> you don't want to have a stampede of americans, because you are a popular author, charging to their doctors when they get cancer or relatives get cancer and say, i'm not having the treatment. suzanne somers told me not to. >> they'll be dying. >> most of them are dying anyway. i want you to question your doctor. if your doctor says to you, i want you to take chemotherapy, the question you need to ask is will this cure me? the answer is likely no. the answer will be, well, it will shrink the tumor. from what i learned that's a temporary respite. from what dr. blalock told me, someone you would love to talk to. he's not

. >> you've run into trouble on this because patrick swayze of course had pancreatic cancer and you were never disputed this. that he might have stayed alive if he hadn't had chemotherapy. very controversial thing to have said. >> my exact words were, what a shame they took that beautiful young body and -- that can be misconstrued anyway and i apologize to his family. it was not my right to say that. that was his choice. i will get a lot of flak for the thing i'm saying on the show tonight and all i'm trying to do is wake us up of how many people are we going to watch go through this. >> you don't want a stampede of americans, because you're very popular also, charging to their doctors when they get cancers or relative get cancers and say i'm not having the treatment because suzanne somers told me not to. you wouldn't want that? would you? >> i want them to -- they're dying anyway. i want them to start questioning their doctors. like, if your doctor says to you, i want you to take chemotherapy. the question you need ask is, will this cue mere? the answer most likely will be no. it will s

what was the name of the song that patrick swayze performed on the "dirty dancing" soundtrack?you want to write them down, a, i've had the time of my life, b, she's like the wind, c baby in the corner, d, hungry eyes. i've got three sections just to quiz you. what famous actor played the corpse in "the big chill"? christopher reeve, harrison ford, alec baldwin or kevin costner? no yelling out. and here's the third question there this section. what city is the outsiders set in? a, omaha; b, tulsa; c, amarillo; d, topeka? i'll give you the answers at the end of this. so the second chapter of the book, and i'm just going to go through about three chapters, and then we'll have a discussion, how the 1980s deified the cult of the individual. [background sounds] >> all right. this is, obviously, a very important image, and we are in chicago, and i'm sure there are a lot of jordan fans out there, so you'll be happy to know this chapter focuses a little bit on michael jordan. but that image becomes this in the 1980s which then, basically, is erased from its context and becomes this. thi