now, there's one other thing that goodell stressed.f this sunday ticket package, said that sometimes directv offered promotions and gave the package away, which the nfl did not like, but that they couldn't do anything about it. so, right now, goodell is being cross-examined by the plaintiffs' attorney, and tyler and kelly, i have to point out that earlier this morning, the judge admonished the plaintiffs' attorney for wasting time and being redundant. >> remind me, julia, because i've frankly forgotten, is directv still a carrier of these games? >> it is not currently offering sunday ticket, so directv did offer sunday ticket for many years, but currently, it's youtube which is offering sunday ticket. so, that sort of distribution right has switched from directv to youtube, which commissioner goodell explained was because directv changed ownership. it was ultimately acquired by at&t, but that youtube developed the streaming capabilities, and it was only when youtube -- when they saw that youtube did have the streaming capabilities for

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though for more of all this and the long-term trends, i'm joined now by jeff goodell.e is the author of the new york times bestseller, the heat will kill you first, life and death on us scorched planet. thank you so much for being here with us. so i know you agree with this. i don't want to be all doom and gloom, but it is it'll to state the problem first, we can feel it. we live at every summer and it seems if the current high temperatures that i just mentioned or any indication this summer will be basically the same story. so put it into context for us, just how hot are things getting these days? >> well, one way to think about it is that the ten hottest years that human beings have ever recorded on this planet. so basically since we've been recording, temperatures have occurred in the last decade 2023 was the hottest of the hottest years we have seen a rise of temperatures of about two degrees, a little bit less than two degrees fahrenheit since the industrial revolution which doesn't sound like a lot, but is really changing the temperature balance on the planet and

yesterday, roger goodell testified, but, what is this all about? what happened to kick this off? the way these things have been packaged in the past. and the plaintiffs in this case, a class action lawsuit, are claiming that the nfl by packaging these games on sunday nfl ticket is doing so and violating anti-trust rules. on the flip side, the nfl believes that they have antitrust exemptions when it comes to broadcast. the plaintiffs are arguing that that's just with respect to over the air television and not paid tv. i think it's a fascinating case, becky, as obviously a consumer of the nfl myself, i know you and joe enjoy it as well. i understand that the plaintiffs and consumers that don't want to purchase and watch all the games, they want to be able to a la carte pick the dpgames that they want to watch. one of the reasons why this has become such a popular product is look at the proliferation over the years of fantasy football and now gaming. where this will end up will become a fascinating outcome. >> what's the collective mentality that goes into this? the exemption they h

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so now we could hear from nfl commissioner roger goodell as he and cowboys owner jerry jones among bigames listed as potential witnesses. scott a source tells us, though, the nfl believes it has a strong case. we'll watch to see how this plays out. >> any indication how long this trial could last, julia? >> i'm not sure. it's really iremarkable it was originally filed in 2015. talking about nearly a decade since this was originally filed. typically class action suits like this do not actually come to trial. there was a sense it was either, there was originally a dismissal. then reversed. maybe it would be settled. fact it made it this far, not sure how long the trial will last. >> not the mention the fact directv doesn't sell this anymore. sold through youtube tv as those of us who have the sunday ticket package understand full well. >> and to think about how much the home media landscape has been transformed since 2015 when this was first filed. not only has the rights to sunday ticket changed hands from directv to, over to youtube tv, now we're seeing the nfl stream games on peacock.

expense write it down as legal expension and then indict you and go to grand jury and don't use bob goodell him before the grand jury because he's persuasive this judge didn't want him to talk. they shouldn't have allowed -- certain people to testify. it was -- totally wrong that they did that. so everyone tells me this is the easiest case they've ever seen to overturn but they don't care because they want to last to the election so far poll numbers have gone up. you explain this to me pete maybe can explain it. i maybe, will can maybe they're smart in texas. but poll numbers have gone up substantially. i don't know if that's going remain that way. will: you changed your tone at some point during the trial i would say a built more hopeful in the beginning and towards the end yowx something to the effect of mother teresa could be acquitted to the venue was there a moment in the trial that you felt like it turned or you saw that it was heading in a certain direction? >> when you object to something good lawyers, professional lawyers good records, nice people -- you know, i've had a lot of law

you know, you watch roger goodell go up and he's like, uh, so-and-so. uh, so-and-so.e they've got the spelling out, and i'm like, "whew. troy fautanu." you know, i've had troy polamalu. >> seth: yeah. >> there's ben roethlisberger. you know. luckily, i got an easy one there that time. >> seth: yeah. it was very -- it was very nicely done. and i was very impressed. >> what was yours? what was your hardest one you had to announce? >> seth: i don't remember my hardest one, but i remember once my friend jason sudeikis was at the oscars, and he did best foreign film. and i think he had to do like three icelandic names. and when it was over, i texted him, and i was like, "bravo." [ laughter ] bravo, my friend. you have another very cool thing which is, your younger brother, connor heyward, is also on the steelers. >> yes. >> seth: and, so you get to work with him, you know, every day during the -- i mean he's an offense player. >> yeah. >> seth: and there's a pretty big age gap. what is it about -- >> ten years. >> seth: ten years. >> ten years. >> seth: i was lucky enough.

nfl commissioner roger goodell testified today, saying, quote, sunday ticket is a premium product while also defending the league's broadcast model. that trial continues tomorrow. >> well, a familiar voice will be in paris with team usa this summer. golden state warriors broadcaster bob fitzgerald will cover the play by play duties for basketball at the olympics. this will be his third time calling basketball games at the olympics. previously broadcasting games in 2020 and 2012, fitzgerald has been the television voice for the warriors for the past 27 seasons, and paris is gearing up now to host this year's summer games. today, dozens of boats took part in a dress rehearsal for the opening ceremony. for the first time in olympic history. the ceremony will be held entirely on the water. that means we'll see dozens of boats carrying more than 200 delegations down the river seine. organizers say it is going well so far. >> every test we are sticking more and more to the timing. six months ago we had a ten minute delay and today we are very close almost to the second. >> the opening ceremon

. >> i also want to bring in jeff goodell he is author of "the heat will kill you first."ou have been on the forefront of the warnings and storms since we were talking about infrastructure just moments ago killed power to over a million households just in houston last month and they didn't get all the electricity back until five days later. and you noted that it was really lucky that it was much cooler at that time. so i want to ask you based on your research if something like that happens, if the power goes out during a week like this one in communities where the temperatures are in triple digits, what are we going to see? >> we're going to see mass chaos and we're going to see a lot of deaths. my piece talked about a paper that was published a year or so ago by some well-known heat researchers looking at what would happen in three different cities, detroit, atlanta and phoenix, if there were a five-day power blackout, two days of complete blackout and then three days of restoring the power during an extreme heat event. the results, especially for phoenix, were really sho

earnings are coming from homebuilder lennar and nfl commissioner roger goodell is set to take the stand today in the sunday ticket package trial, which the league is accused of inflating prices by restricting competition. mcdonald's is reportedly firing its artificial intelligence drive through chatbot. well at least for now, trade publication restaurant business says the fast food giant told franchisees that it is ending its partner, its ai partnership with ibm, no later than july 26th. now, the tech will be removed from the more than 100 restaurants that are using it. but mcdonald's didn't dismiss the prospect of more drive through ai, telling restaurant business it still sees an opportunity to explore voice ordering solutions more broadly. and disney's newest pixar film game gave a much needed boost to the summer box office. inside out two brought in an estimated $155 million in the us and canada for its debut, making it the second highest theatrical opening of an animated film ever, just behind the incredibles two. in 2018. it's also the biggest opening weekend of any film, so far t

we are joined by jeff goodell. life and death on a scorched planet. welcome back.75 million americans are under an excessive heat warning or heat advisory today. some of these warnings are the first-ever ever in places like new hampshire and maine. how unusual is this heatwave we are seeing right now and how much of it is driven by climate change? >> that is a really good and important question. obviously, heat waves are nothing new. but what else is not new is that scientists have known for more than 100 years that adding co2 to the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels primarily is warming up our planet. 2023 was the hottest year on human record. 10 of the last hottest years have been in the last decade so what we are seeing today is completely consistent with what science tells us. we are seeing longer heat waves, more extreme heat waves, we are seeing them starting earlier in the year, and we are seeing them in unusual places that we have not seen before. geoff: i know from having read your book that extreme heat is the deadliest form of severe weather. wha

we are joined by jeff goodell. life and death on a scorched planet. welcome back.e 75 million americans are under an excessive heat warning or heat advisory today. some of these warnings are the first-ever ever in places like new hampshire and maine. how unusual is this heatwave we are seeing right now and how much of it is driven by climate change? >> that is a really good and important question. obviously, heat waves are nothing new. but what else is not new is that scientists have known for more than 100 years that adding co2 to the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels primarily is warming up our planet. 2023 was the hottest year on human record. 10 of the last hottest years have been in the last decade so what we are seeing today is completely consistent with what science tells us. we are seeing longer heat waves, more extreme heat waves, we are seeing them starting earlier in the year, and we are seeing them in unusual places that we have not seen before. geoff: i know from having read your book that extreme heat is the deadliest form of severe weather. w

a team members and leaning on you and by standing firm, he actually changede and the narrative and goodell and the nfl ended up moving behindget and backing him. this is the only way to proceed. peu can't give just because a few people on twitter are a little upset. >> get over itn twitr ar, kids.i >> eternal values last forever. good on harrison bunker. raymond, great to see you, as always. have a wonderful weekend. that is it for ra: gr us tonight. make sure you follow me twitt on twitterer and okay. x and all the social media challenge channels. remember america nowtill i and forever. it still is. don't get mas.mad get motivated. look at that fundraising haul from trump. waters is nextsee yo . hello, everybody. i'm jesse waters, along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr. shannon bream and gregn ne gutfeld of 5:00 in new york city. and thisy an is the five donald trump going scorched earthscorcd on his guilty verdict and joe y lap oning a victor the left successful lawfare campaign. the president telling millionsfu republicans that they have no right to call the trial riggedo . the

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a team members and leaning on you and by standing firm, he actually changede and the narrative and goodellhe nfl ended up moving behindget and backing him. this is the only way to proceed. peu can't give just because a few people on twitter are a little upset. >> get over itn twitr ar, kids.i >> eternal values last forever. good on harrison bunker. raymond, great to see you, as always. have a wonderful weekend. that is it for ra: gr us tonight. make sure you follow me twitt on twitterer and okay. x and all the social media challenge channels. remember america nowtill i and forever. it still is. don't get mas.mad get motivated. look at that fundraising haul from trump. waters is nextsee yo . hello, everybody. i'm jesse waters, along with judge j

. >> best selling author jeff goodell, thank you very much. the paperback edition of his book "the heat will kill you first, life and death on a scorched planet" is out on paperback july 9 and it's worth reading given what we're dealing with right now. >>> coming up, president biden receives a boost one week before his head to head with donald trump. we'll dig into the new polling that shows biden as the leading candidate. plus a look at how trump is preparing for the debate, including his apparent efforts to raise the low bar he previously set for his opponent. "morning joe" will be right back. is opponent. "morning joe" will be right back ♪♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪♪ ♪♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪♪ ♪♪ big story to tell. ♪♪ ♪♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪♪ ♪♪ at each day's staaart. ♪♪ ♪♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower th

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nfl commissioner roger goodell testified yesterday, saying sunday ticket is a premium product, and henfl's broadcast model. well, france is on the highest security alert ahead of the summer olympic games that kick off next month in paris. helicopters are circling over the city. they're keeping an eye on events from the air. authorities say visitors who want to go into the opening ceremony area have to pre register online, beginning eight days before the event, and tourists won't have free access to watch the ceremony. it's by invitation only. back here at home, the parents of a student from florida now pulling their son from an oakland college after he was a target of a crime. this past weekend, romell crossman just graduated from high school. he planned to go to lincoln university in downtown oakland. his family members say their car was broken into as they were having dinner saturday night. five suitcases were stolen. it happened just a block away from the university at 15th and franklin. >> $6,000 in the bag. my husband put under the seat with three passports and three. social secu

and if commissioner roger goodell rejecting claims the lead -- the leak colluded with directv to setets. the nfl is facing a lawsuit from fans who want it to revise its policies to allow for greater access to the games at lower prices. the nfl could have to pay as much as $21 billion if he loses at trial, because damages can be tripled under federal antitrust law. it is your bloomberg brief, lisa. lisa: up next, new york crude holding above $80 a barrel as we head into the summer. >> we still think summer is going to go. inventories are going to drop, so the crude market is going to be supported. certainly there is that element of potentially moving into an oversupplied market. lisa: that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that sense what isn't on the schedule. ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel. ♪ to see hundreds of miles of tracks. ♪ [vroom] [train horn] [buzz] clearing the way, [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where you belong. lisa: coming into tuesday of a shortened week, retail sales tuesday as markets may be try

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nfl commissioner roger goodell testified yesterday that sunday ticket is a premium product, while alsoding the nfl's broadcast model. the trial will continue today. it is now 457. a familiar voice will be in paris with team usa this summer. the golden state warriors broadcaster bob fitzgerald will cover the play by play duties for basketball at the olympics. it will be his third time calling basketball games at the olympics. previously, he worked at the 2020 and 2012 olympics. fitzgerald has been the tv voice for the warriors for the past 27 seasons, and the olympics are a little more than a month away in paris is getting ready to host all of the athletes and the fans. yesterday, dozens of boats took part in a dress rehearsal for the opening ceremony for the first time in olympic history. the ceremony will be held entirely on the water. that means we'll see dozens of boats carrying more than 200 delegations down the river. sand. organizers say the rehearsal went well. >> on every test, we are sticking more and more to the timing. six months ago we had a ten minute delay and today we ar