more brilliance from the bat of david warner, but is it enough to beat west indies in australia's t20dies in australia's t20 opener in hobart? and there may be no super bowl for him this weekend, but lamarjackson still has something to celebrate as he's named the nfl�*s most valuable player. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. christian horner�*s internal hearing into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour is under way this afternoon. the 50—year—old, who has led red bull's formula one team since 2005, is being questioned by an independent lawyer. his future in the sport has been the subject of intense speculation since the allegations, which he denies, emerged. 0ur sport news correspondent laura scott is outside red bull racing's hq in milton keynes. what do we know about these allegations? what's the likley timeline for this investigation? what we knew at the moment from red bull pass back perspective is that these are recent allegations made against christian horner by a female colleague. we know that they are taking it incredibly seriously and they have launched an independent

david warner hit 81 off 49 balls. australia still winning the series 2—1.trunner" when the new season starts next month. at the launch of their car, the team told supporters they "must start off where they left off at the end of last season". charles leclerc took pole position at three of the final five races of the 2023 campaign but failed to turn any of them into wins. he's hoping for better this time round. it is always impossible to predict whether we will be closer to our main competitors or not. formula 1 is obviously a relative sport, but at the same time we are focusing on ourselves, and from one year to the other we always try to look at what we can do better as a team without focusing too much on the others we don't know where the others are at in terms of developments, so we will have to wait the real first lapse before to judge where exactly we are. and finally, it's an iconic moment from the winter olympics. a0 years ago, british ice dancers jayne torvill and christopher dean won gold and became the first dancing pair ever to receive a perfect

david warner hit 81 off 49 balls. australia won the series 2—1.vertime win against the san francisco 49ers on super bowl sunday was the most—watched television programme in us history. the chiefs have returned home victorious. their plane landed with the team flag flying out of the pilot's window. then they disembarked holding aloft the trophy. kansas city's 25—22 overtime victory over san francisco on sunday night averaged 123.4 million viewers across television and streaming platforms. that shattered last year's mark of 115.1 million, and is a 7% increase. while the majority of the kansas city chiefs squad were arriving back home, star quarterback patrick mahomes was with his family at disneyland. it is tradition that the super bowl most valuable player makes the journey to disneyland to take part in its annual super bowl parade. mahomes became the youngest quarterback to win american football's showpiece three times and has been named as mvp on every occasion. the charlotte hornets won their second straight game since they traded in five player

david warner top scoring with 70. windies lost by 11 runs.ther—affected opening round of the wm phoenix 0pen. rain caused a delay by nearly 4 hours in arizona which led to around half of the field unable to finish. american theegala did complete his round and managed to battle the damp conditions for a six under par 65 to lead by one shot. really happy with the start. the weather was not good. those last four micro—holes felt great. i think there might be some good scores tomorrow. it is going to be called but hopefully no rain and wind. you will see. i played great and it is all i can do, really. in the nba, steph curry returned to form as golden state warriors beat indian pacers 131—109. a night after scoring just nine points at philadelphia, curry finished with 42 to his name and made 11 three pointers. the seven—time champions have now won three in a row but are still only 11th in the western conference. the los angeles lakers unveiled a statue in tribute to nba legend kobe bryant before their game against denver broncos. five—time nba ch

more brilliance from david warner helps australia beat west indies in hobart as the hosts take a 1—0in their t20 series. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last half hour, it's been announced that prince harry has settled the remaining parts of his phone hacking claim against mirror group newspapers — and has agreed what his lawyers have called "substantial" damages. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. let's go straight now to the court and our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds. tom, what more can you tell us? this was a very complicated discussion about legal costs in this saga involving phone hacking. a brief mention of prince harry had made an offer to mirror group newspapers, the newspaper publisher that publishes the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the people, that offer had been accepted. to rewind, prince harry took the company to court last year, he gave evidence in the witness box about the distressing effect 33 newspaper articles had on him. thejudge, a judge ruling in this was unusual, founded in 15 of those articles, his privacy had been brea

david warner top scoring with 70.ury, and 42 from johnson charles, but thereafter not enough — chasing 214 to win, west indies fell short to lose by 11 runs. the los angeles lakers have unveiled a statue in tribute to nba legend kobe bryant. it happened before their game against denver broncos. kobe — a five—time nba champion — died at the age of 41 in a helicopter crash four years ago. he played for the lakers for 20 years and is fourth on the all—time nba scoring list. and that's all the sport for now. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has ordered his military to plan ways to evacuate civilians from rafah, as it prepares to take on hamas fighters near gaza's southern border. the white house has warned israel that staging a military offensive in rafah without planning would be a "disaster". in some of his sharpest comments to date, president biden says israel's conduct in gaza had been "over the top." let's get more on this now with gideon levy in tel aviv, who is an israeli author and columnist for the ha

more brilliance from david warner helps australia beat west indies in hobart as the hosts take a 1—0

west indies won the final t20 of their three—game series with australia by 37 runs, in what was david warner'sies, which was won 2—1 by the aussies. south africa had ruan de swardt to thank after he hit an unbeaten 55 on the opening day of the second test with new zealand in hamilton. the hosts were 101—5 but ended on 220—6 at stumps, thanks to de swardt�*s partnership with shaun von berg. there's been an upset at the qatar 0pen, where number two seed coco gauff is out after being beaten in straight sets by katerina siniakova. it was gauff�*s first match since losing in the semi—finals of the australian open last month. neil robertson is through to the third round of the welsh 0pen. the australian came through a deciding frame to beat stuart carrington li—3 in llandudno. elsewhere, the former champion ding junhui suffered a surprise defeat to robbie williams. so as the welsh 0pen continues, the top snooker players in the world now know their future tournaments will not only be in llandudno, but also riyadh. the world snooker tour have announced a major new event, the saudi arabia masters, will

and david warner, who wrote this chapter, i think does a really good job of thoughtfully trying to kind of piece together what were they aware of? what were they not of? and it seems like they knew he was, but maybe the doctors didn't indicate quite how bad it was. and this was before presidents had physicals and reported results. so the american people really didn't know. but it wasn't like they didn't know because there was this big cover up, i think is the conclusion that david draws. yeah. and how you know, another thing that a president has to do is not only choose a good vice president, but make sure that at all times americans have confidence in vice president because, you know, given the horrible twists of fate, that person could become president at a moment's notice. so when roosevelt died and people found that their new president was truman who had been vice president for not even three months, did it make them anxious. in wartime. yeah, i mean, certainly there was a lot of uncertainty. you know, truman was a senator from missouri. he didn't have a lot of in terms of being a.

warner brothers was ever in it. liz: you said that. >> we said that in the show 100 times. zaslav, the david. liz: kicked tires. >> i'm sure he signed an nda. we reported that he was not in deal mode. it was kind of official t was probably official weeks and weeks ago. we should point out weeks and weeks ago red bird, not really red bird, essentially skydance, right? keith ellison's firm, larry ellison's firm is, and redbird has a major take in that firm, okay? they're the ones that's going to lead the buyout of this thing as least from what i understand. that is what they're negotiating. they are, what i understand for weeks. liz: david ellison. >> david ellison, i'm sorry, the lead bidder on paramount. and what they are going -- the way i understand it is this, they're going to buy shari redstone's stake, okay? whatever that is, three billion, two billion, whatever it is, okay, or maybe more. they're going to pay off the common shareholders who will sue because they get screwed in this is structured. the mario ga little gabelli es, warren buffett, we don't know if he is in the stock, commo

warner bros. discovery, espn, but get less for paying the same price? >> david, you have the bundle.the comcast bundle. but you really only want the sports. can you, like, cancel your comcast bundle and just get the sports package? >> well, no, you would -- you'd cancel your video. you'd cancel your video, and you would use comcast broadband to deliver the sports package yet to be named and any of your already, what i would assume, are your streaming services that you're already paying for. >> well, does comcast stock -- are two cans connected by a string? >> we had an analyst on yesterday saying, maybe it's because of that sports bundle. i don't buy that. >> not at all. >> i think it was a continued reaction, comcast's stock price fall over the recent sessions, to the charter numbers, which were not good, to the idea that arpu is going to have a hard time going up overall because of competition from 5g, from fixed wireless, and the impact of this a acp program, remember? the government sponsorship of broadband that's going to expire in a month or so. i think those combined pressures

the years from covering this, one of the things that i've noticed under you mentioned david zaslav, the ceo of of warner brothers discovery. he has been using this tactic of not just canceling shows, but actually removing, removing shows from streaming services or not releasing completely produced pieces of content like a movie. is that new? was that is that really new? and is that how is that landed? guess in the world of of hollywood does have does it have any cost or price with with talent to do that because it to me it seems pretty shocking when you make a whole thing and then you never release it. yeah. i mean, talent doesn't like that. i mean, they they had a fully finished show called back girl. i think it costs something like $90 million or something and they're just used it as a tax write off. first of all, zaslav took on that discovery, took on all this debt, $45 billion, $50 billion or $55 billion. when they brought you know, when they combined with hbo and warner brothers and his trying to reduce this debt. so he's using some of these shows. he's not releasing. we're not releasing or not air

the years from covering this, one of the things that i've noticed under you mentioned david zaslav, the ceo of of warner brothers discovery. he has been using this tactic of not just canceling shows, but actually removing, removing shows from streaming services or not releasing completely produced pieces of content like a movie. is that new? was that is that really new? and is that how is that landed? guess in the world of of hollywood does have does it have any cost or price with with talent to do that because it to me it seems pretty shocking when you make a whole thing and then you never release it. yeah. i mean, talent doesn't like that. i mean, they they had a fully finished show called back girl. i think it costs something like $90 million or something and they're just used it as a tax write off. first of all, zaslav took on that discovery, took on all this debt, $45 billion, $50 billion or $55 billion. when they brought you know, when they combined with hbo and warner brothers and his trying to reduce this debt. so he's using some of these shows. he's not releasing. we're not releasing or not air

warner bros. discovery's david zaslav on the call moments ago.eakness in ad revenue, down by 14 d to c subs in the u.s. and canada declined slightly but grew on a global basis they are the first hollywood media conglomerate to report an annual streaming profit. that's $123 million for '23 and they do see a billion dollar ebitda for max in 2025 >> they bought back debt, which is important, and you can point-blank say adjusted ebitda was not bad. here's the problem jim stewart had some comments, saying, look, this would be the last quarter that actually benefitted from a writer's strike, and we see what it looks like far be it from me to go against james. i thought that was very meaningful interview that he gave >> does that explain the beat on free cash flow in this quarter >> i think so. >> just the savings you did from no production? >> yeah. that's what jim pretty much implied, and i'mgoing to go with jim on that obviously, i think that everybody would like to see -- in our business, would like to see linear tv do better, but tv revenue decline

espn, fox, warner brothers teaming up to launch a sports streaming platform this year. let's get to david faber with the details. >> yeah, this could be something that you can actually download as soon as the fall, that seems to be the hope of the three key partners here who will be contributing all of their sports programming to this yet to be named entity. i'm told they're going to come up with a name soon, they're going to have to come up with a price, of course. the idea here is to appeal to the every-growing number of people who no longer have a cable subscription, particularly, perhaps, young men who like sports, but don't want to pay 150 bucks amonth to have cable. and so, wherever the price is, it will be far below that number. and then they obviously, as well, these consumers would have their entertainment options via other apps that we know well. the two or three parties, my understanding, have been talking for a bit of a period of time. disney and fox appear to agree to an initial deal and, in fact, fox has something, at least somewhat similar in australia, is my understanding,

the stock is touching a low not seen since discovery a acquired warner brothers, and you can go back to april of 2022 for that. ceo david zaslav pointing to last year's hollywood actorses and writers' strikes as the bomb that blew a hole in its balance sheet. but with a.i.-created voices and copycats now sprouting unicorn companies, looks like the actors were right to be worried. what does the real voice of original a.i. voice, the original enabled a.i. model think? coming up, the real siri. yes, susan bennett, whose voice launched a million iphones -- more than that -- joins us in a fox business exclusive. also a screen actors' guild member, so we're going to get her opinion on that and what she's doing now. what does she think of what she spawned? okay, there's a boat load of news developing this hour beyond the records that we are seeing in the dow and the s&p. not the least of which involves the battle to win gop voters in south carolina. former president trump leading challenger nikki haley ahead of the state's primary tomorrow, but she has no intention with, apparentlying of giving up her pursuit no matter the out

that means that warner brothers discovery has the most to lose if the bundle drives cord cutting. we'll be watching how davidout the importance of nba rights when that company reports earnings that is friday morning. tyler? >> i have noticed just incidentally, julia, that i tend to see david zaslav at a lot of nba games lately. he's been at a lot of knicks games and the lakers game. i don't know if he was there over the week, i didn't see him. at any rate, that would tell you that he is really interested in what happens with the nba and as you point out, they are the rare one. fox has the nfl. espn has the nfl. >> yeah, and look, david zaslav has said he really understands the value of the nba. the question is, though, how much more he and the other media giants are going to have to pay to secure those nba rights especially if you consider the fact that we have a big tech giant at play here, as well if you look at apple or amazon, prime video or even youtube, are those companies going to be offering a lot of money for the nba rights. how much does that drive up the price tag for the rights of david zaslav. w

warner bros. discovery teaming up to launch that streaming platform david was here working late last night, and inow you got more this morning >> it's an important moment in terms of the cable ecosystem or the disappearance of the cable ecosystem in many ways and a big step forward, some would think, in terms of at least what is this complex world that we're in here in terms of trying to get ahold of sports programming as a viewer and figuring out where it may be the ultimate goal here for these companies is to create an app that -- create an app that allows, for example, a younger gentleman who cares about sports to access it without having to pay for the entire cable bundle as we all know, of course, that is going away very quickly show you that chart that came up there briefly. a bit more to explain that but overall, it brings together these three providers, and all of their sports programming, which will cover a wide variety of sports, not quite all of it, but much of it they will have a third ownership interest each, but the revenues will flow through in a different mix, because espn, for ex

david, thanks. jonathan turley will join us on that and more. meantime the fox corporation is partnering with espn and warner brothers discovery in a new sports streaming venture. the service will stream content that airs on networks owned by all three companies. a new stand alone app. built from the ground up is expected to launch this fall. stocks edged higher today with a late day bounce investigators earnings and interest rates. the dow 4141. nasdaq finished ahead 11. up next the stunning verdict involving one of the parents of a school shooter. we will bring you that first, here what happens some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as accused gilgo beach serial killer rex heuermann appears in court for the first time since he was indicted for a fourth murder. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. his defense attorneys say they want to make sure police has followed up on every lead they received over the 13-year period when the case went cold. fox 11 in los angeles as residents in southern california deal with persistent rain fall, flooding, and big mud sl

warner, which it was at that time. the largest entertainment in a just being a novel that's entirely dedicated to david wallace's desire to warn everyone that he thought that entertainment in the united states was going to kill us all. so he's there's this interesting tension that he was deeply aware of in the writing of the book that he's writing a commodity that has to be entertaining enough that people are going to want to read it so that they can get warning that they shouldn't be entertained by time warner, that it kills them and. so there's really interesting and complicated ways in which he was struggling against his editor, pietsch, who would go on to become the ceo of hachette book group. and they had two different objectives and how that between the two of them ended up shaping the book in ways that that again that's that of struggle that you can then read in the book that emerges of this much larger story has to do with how massive are shaping culture is actually more interesting to me than just to think that book in david foster wallace his terms has this work that's going to save us all which it clearly ha

david elson media and backers were exploring a deal to take it private. also back in december cnbc reported that paramount had entered into preliminary talks for a merger with warner. when it comes to byron allen, cnbc reached out to him. he did reassure investors saying he has the money to finance a deal. paramount have yet to comment. >> we shall see. and lastly the pga tour is offering its golfers the opportunity to become, quote, owners of their league. what does that mean? what's behind it? >> yes, so big story in golf space. this came out yesterday. pga is going to get up to a $3 billion investment from strategic sports group. this means players would get access to up to $1.5 billion as equity owners as enterprise owners. another $1.5 billion would come due once the pga ends their talks with the saudi fund. remember eight months ago pga surprised everybody's by announcing this merger with liv. we don't have the final conclusion yet. one is expected to come as soon as april before the masters, but in the absence of that pga is still trying to figure out its path for the future and where the money is going to be coming from. >> and this is where i'm obligated

fubo tv suing disney, warner brothers and fox here to discuss julia boorstin with a special guest >> carl, that's right. i'm joined by david fubo tv thank you for joining us on the heels of filing this lawsuit. walk us through what your allegations are, why you believe the streaming skinny sports bundle will be anticompetitive. >> thank you for having me it's pretty simple ten years ago, roughly ten years ago, we set off on a path to create an affordable alternative to cable a skinny bundle around sports. and for the last nine years we've been blocked from doing so this sports cartel has used different tactics, used their marketing power to impose bundling of channels that obviously don't fit the bundle that we were looking to build and that has led to hundreds of millions of dollars of costs related to that. which has become a heavy tax and burden on customers. they have forced us to pay egregious licensing fees in the order of 30 to 50% plus above market they forced us to include all channels in our basic bundle we call that penetration rates and our rate is around 100% for most of the content and then they also have wha