they hope to be the next amy cuddy. >> amy cuddy: we're really fascinated with body language. >> rosewas a largely unknown psychology professor at harvard until she took the ted stage in 2012. >> cuddy: so what is your body language communicating to me, what's mine communicating to you? >> rose: cuddy's talk was about her research into nonverbal communication, but it was her personal story that captured the imagination of the audience. >> cuddy: when i was 19, i was in a really bad car accident. i was thrown out of a car, and i woke up in a head injury rehab ward, and i learned that my i.q. had dropped by two standard deviations. >> rose: she agonized about revealing she had suffered a traumatic brain injury in that car accident. >> cuddy: i felt deep ambivalence, and also "what have i done?" >> rose: ambivalence? >> cuddy: yes, have i changed my life in a way that i.. that i'll regret? will people be judging me? will my colleagues think i'm stupid? the head injury story was really, really personal, and it was something that i had mostly kept locked away. >> rose: this is the most wat

talk about that and more is entertainment reporter and movie critic for talking pictures, bill mc cuddy. we talked about binge watching. it's changes the landscape of how people watch and consume media. >> it's becoming as the package told us more people are cutting the cord and they want to stream. you know, the average person watches netflix 540 hours a year. mostly that's over a weekend. that's over a two-day period. no. and they're missing 130 minutes. this is upsetting to wall street and madison avenue. 130 minutes of commercials. people like the idea they don't have to sit through advertising to watch what they want to see. streaming is becoming very popular and cable companies are worried. christina: cable companies are often at the bottom of the list to customer satisfaction. they've been bundling. you get 500 channels you don't want because you need a few. are they going to be changing in the future? >> they'll have to. as you are reporting, it's obvious they're going to have to do more and more things like the mayweather fight. they had one of the best quarters since 2008 even

but they brought cuddy because he's got a great bat. that's how you reconcile with fans. the go-ahead knock in the 7th. he went 3-3 with a knock and that huge rbi. 5-4 the final. their lead in the division remains 5 and a half games. >>> yankees really sorry to be leaving atlanta after what they did to the braves this weekend. jacoby ellsbury, steve n drew all leaving the yard. drew goes 4-4, ends up above the mendosa line and was hopefully -- maybe this is going to be a bit of a springboard for alex rodriguez who's batting .138 this month. he helped ignite a nine-run rally in the 7th. yankees route the braves. they've scored 38 runs this weekend. they sweep the braves 20-6. still a game and a half back of the 1st place jays. >>> remember when nohitters used to be a rarity? we've seen 13 no-hitters in the last calendar year alone. jake arrieta's recorded baseball sixth no hitter of the season and it comes at the expense of the dodgers who have been no-hit twice in the last nine days. >>> every month we have a state of the new york sports world but the host of the d.a. sho