he made an announcement he will take on a new roll at the sports network espn and at abc. from 2010 until this week the statistics wiz licensed his blog to the "new york times." fivethirtyeight.com shot to prominence 2008 by correctly predicting the winner out of 49 out of 50 states in the flexions that year. during the twelve elections, silver accounted for up to 20% of the "new york times" web traffic. little wonder they wanted him to stay. but he joins espn with a broad mandate: the move represents a return to what he did before politics, analyzing sports statistics. he'll also build a team to apply his methods of statistical analysis to culture and technology and economics and weather and he will cover politics for espn's partner network abc. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> of course, thank you. >> rose: this is a big deal! >> it's a big deal, yeah. you're realizing at one point we had this conference call monday and well well behind the royal baby. i think we were somewhere on the twitter trending topics. >> rose: you were trending but not as m

and finally, keith olberman is back at espn. it is possible he was fired before we air jiecht you could have used a funnier name than johnny poncetti. he should have been from a funny place like camp cucamonga. >> you write your stuff and i will write my stuff. >> so sensitive. >>> let's welcome our guest. get a job, butterflies. i am here with fox business network reporter joleen kent. and he is so sharp that nurses use him to draw blood. i bet he has a book. oh yes, it is an e book called "the lizard king" and in tijuanna he is a pay toilet, bill schulz. and his mustache was kicked out of a salon for shooting up a pay january know player. he is the fox news contributor and the president of "red eye." >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. and now, the human potato, greg gutfeld. >> human potato, all right. should they scan your sedan? the government has turned its focus on your ford and where you drive even if you are not a criminal. according to a study published , police are using automated scaners to collect digital

espn was some what justified.f us in the media, if we were honest, we are always pulling for the best story. puig, a cuban defector comes here, takes baseball by a storm with his arm, glove and his bat is a much better story than freddie freeman. sorry, freddie freeman, that is the truth. >> terence moore said that, i didn't, freddie freeman. so the all-star game is in new york on tuesday. the city's baseball team, they're a mess. mets are struggling. that's not unusual. yankees are struggling, that's very unusual. what is going on? >> let's start with this. the average age of the yankees these days is deceased. when you're old, you get hurt. literally half of the yankees have been on the disabled list this year, including 3/4 of their infield. pitching has been pretty good except for today when sabathia got lit up by the lowly minnesota twins. it's been a hitting problem, particularly on the clutch. >> i noticed that yankee stadium looking empty these days. >> a little? >> are they fans disguised as empty seats?

. >>> espn's latest edition of "the body issue" set to hit the stands on friday. one of the models this year, guys is 77-year-old golf legend gary player. mr. fitness as he was called on the pga tour still does 1200 crunches every morning, and he still squats 250 pounds. guys, when i'm 77 years old, i'm

espn reporting golden state trying to trade away andrew and richard to create enough cap space to seen howard but for the warrior to unload the contract they may have to include young talent like barns or thompson. right now it loo looks like houston or dallas has best chance to get this.

>> i think he's going to -- his blog is moving to espn which is kind of -- the direction espn's beenith grant land, with the magazine, they've been taking risks on the print side. they've been doing more substantive coverage. not just here's what happened in the game last night. he will be contribute being to olbermann's show which is great because they're both huge baseball nerds. >> that's something a lot of people didn't realize you know, all throughout the election cycle when silver was getting so much press is he started out in sports. >> baseball perspective. he was back there doing all of the number crunching way before that was cool. [ laughter ] >> bill: think progress. thinkprogress.org has a sports desk and sports reporter here with us, travis waldron. your comments, sports fans, always welcome at 1-866-55-press. we'll be right back. for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. cenk off air>>> alright in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks! i think the number 1 thing

in fact the fee is up 210%. , that has tripled in the decade for disney's espn and espn 2 which together71 per month. think, the average cable bill is $78 a month f sports is merely a niche why do fees keep rising? one big reason may be ad zapping. it has never been easytory skip commercials with spread of dvrs and dish network's new hopper and reports that ad is at work on ad-skipping technology. sports is the only genre that is s&p proof. 97% of the sports programs are still watched live. that held steady as live viewing has fallen sharply. 57% of the nonsports program something watched live. most of it involves keeping a finger firmly on the fast forward button whenever a commercial comes on. liz and dave? david: have you tried to watch sports, any kind of game, recorded? it ain't the same. >> no. david: you have to watch it live. >> you really do. can't have the friends call you. you won't don't want to hear the outcome. david: that is why advertisers are happy. dennis kneale, good stuff. thank you. we want to update on what is happening with yahoo! of course they beat today on earni

when it comes to a-rod, espn reporting that the words "lifetime ban" have been mentioned. diane? >> thanks so much, paula farris. >>> and tonight we also have new video of the rough landing at new york's laguardia airport, that passenger jet landing its nose, scraping the tarmac. gio benitez has the latest on that. >> reporter: tonight, this video from inside the boeing 737 captures the moment of impact. passengers unaware that this was about to happen. at speeds of at least 126 miles per hour, the southwest flight's landing gear failing at la guardia. watch again, listen as the plane slams into the runway. as sparks fly outside, chaos inside. >> "stay in your seats." >> "oh my god." >> reporter: flight attendants trying to calm those on board still in their seats. >> "there's smoke here!" hold on. remain seated. hold on." >> reporter: the 150 on board evacuated the plane through the emergency exits. nine were treated for minor injuries. >> the whole plane just went down very quickly. >> reporter: the ntsb says the landing gear collapsed violently upon landing. >> the violence te

our friends at espn first brought us this story of a family you won't forget.strong and here's abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: leroy sutton was just 11 years old when his future was suddenly changed. walking to school he was run over by a train, losing both of his legs. as a double amputee, the only person leroy really trusted was dartanian crockett, his teammate on their high school wrestling team. >> get on my back. >> he has his struggles, i have mine. >> dartanian has a challenge of his own, legally blind, born with leaner's disease, so near sighted he has to read inches away from the page. two wrestlers, one who can't walk carried around by one who can't see. there is is a brotherhood shared through the struggles of broken homes and meager resources but remarkable poverty. >> they weren't bitter. they had just been dealt a really lousy hand. >> lisa fenn is the espn reporter who first told their story. >> from where i come from there's not so much of a future in that neighborhood. >> reporter: with the espn broadcast the boys received an avalanche of fina

espn has released it's first images of its body issue.te annual celebration of athletes' amazing bodies, and they are amazing. let's hear from these featured athletes. >> people telling me what i can't do. people telling me why i'm not going to be successful every time i step on that field i want to show them that they're wrong. >> try to do a lot of strength training to get strong to drive one of these cars. we're going down the track at 300 miles an hour, i'm very likely to be involved and it's pretty cool to represent that on espn. >> god blessed me with the talent that i have, and i'm never satisfied. i'm so determined, i'm termed to get to better places. >> i'll show you what i can do with my body at 77. and very few people in the world can do that. i mean, it's like a piece of wood. >> the last guy is 77-year-old gary player. his body is pretty impressive. we can look at some of the shots that were featured, and that espn magazine. i'll roll through some of these photos first and we do have a little bit of a discussion. pretty impre

everybody can watch it on espn. it's a part of the espys tonight.ends who have received this in years previous. nelson mandela, muhammad ali, billie jean king. and last year, tennessee's basketball coach, pat summitt, robin's dear friend. and speaking to robin about this, there's so many more people she feels are worthy of this. i think we can all say, i think they got it. >> they got it right. >> we were talking about this and this honor. i can't wait to see this. >>> i want to say, lebron james picture came up when we said you will be there. and while you are phenomenon an athlete, the reason lebron will be there is lebron is going to be presenting the award. that's another layer of the story. >>> coming up on the show, supermom kate moss making headlines. why she's defending her body again. we'll explain. >> she's saying she wasn't anorexic, to be the face of the -- >> she didn't have to be the face. >> it was -- >>> guess who has the most beautiful smile, i think anywhere in the world. >> besides me? >> no. stacy keibler does. she is in our stud

i like that espn took the time to put it together. we love to see them.it all in one spot. thanks to espn for that. we have one other thing we wanted to show you. one of the troubles troops face is when they come home they can't find a job. 744,000 vets are unumployed. with the hem of the wounded war program he started his new job at one world trade this monday. i had a chance to sit down with andrew and paul who had never met in person until our interview. take a look. >> you took a personal approach to trying to help a veteran. can you tell us a little background. >> i work for one of the largest design firms. we have a strong commitment to responsibility. i have been working with andrew and three other folks. >> tell me about your decision in 2001 to join the military. >> i entered the marine corps september 17, 2001. that was the first training cycle after 9/11 is. >> you were deployed twice. >> i went to iraq twice. i was there for the invasion in march 2003. i went back in june of 2004. when i left the marine corps in 2005 i went into real estate fi

tonight on "feed frenzy," espn the magazine's body issue. >> announcer: keep it right here, america.nks for joining us. car crashes are an all too frequent reality of modern life. but your chances of being in a plane crash are minuscule. on saturday the improbable and unthinkable occurred at san francisco international airport on a boeing 777. more than two dozen people remain hospitalized. and tonight abc's david wright takes us inside how this could have happened and the tiny flight attendant who saved lives by carrying passengers twice her size off the plane during the crash landing in san francisco. >> right clear around. >> reporter: seven seconds out, a final burst of speed. the pilot of asiana 214 must have realized he was coming in too low and too slow when his controls literally started to shake. an automatic warning four seconds out. then this. >> go around. >> go around, he says. just 1.5 seconds before his tail hits the tarmac. too late to save asiana 214. >> oh, my god, that's scary. they're running out. >> reporter: the emergency chutes deployed. the passengers sliding

the home run derby tonight at 8:00 on espn. online books have chris davis as the odds on favorite to win. >> looking forward to it. it's going to be fun. >> entertainment purposes only. >>> speaking of entertainment, enter at the same time news to tell you about. she's hoping the third time will be a charm. >> oscar winner halle berry ties the knot again and again and now gwen. >>> the wait is over for junk food lovers. the eight-month hiatus twinkies now returning to store shelves. we have the details. [ male announcer ] now you can get a kindle fire hd, with high def screen, ultra-fast wi-fi and access to 23 million movies, tv shows, music, and apps -- all for much less than an ipad mini. i couldn't believe how good the value was for the money i paid. it gives you all the options with the apps as far as netflix, hulu, great internet browser. [ male announcer ] act now, and as part of this special tv offer, you'll get a custom cover worth over $30, plus a $25 amazon.com gift card -- both free with your kindle fire hd. i can pl

the espn films "nine for ix", "pat x.o.," is on espn films. >> it's part of who i am. and also very hard in a way because there's so much uncertainty. and the season just took on a whole new purpose, a whole new reason to even play. great to come together with our championship. and for us to give pat one last time to be celebrated for who she is. it was amazing. >> there wasn't a bottle -- at the same time, there was that sadness of the last laugh. >> she had the scissors in her hands to cut down the net. that was the unknown. you did not want it to be for anything in the world. but you couldn't help but think, this is her last trip up the ladder. >> you can see all of "pat x.o." tonight on our sister network, espn. we gave cameras to tell their story about pat. it's beautiful how they -- or what they feel and share. >> they're great, robin. >> and emotional, too. thank you, sam. >> you introduced us to pat. thank you for sharing her story throughout the years. and everybody, check this that out. >> tonight at 8:00, espn. >>> i want to share something special in my lif

next up, el salvador. >>> the espys are on tonight at espn. jon hamm is your host.ase watch. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next is "the pulse." stevie wounder says no thanks to florida. why the famous singer is steering clear of the sunshine state. >>> and burning down the aisle. the amazing wedding shoot that captured a pretty crazy moment. stay tuned. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. go talk to your doctor. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. at university of phoenix we kis where it can take you.cation (now arriving: city hospital) which is why we're proud to help connect our students with leading employers across

. >> here's our friends at espn with an update. >> good morning, america. welcome to "sportscenter" from los angeles. alongside stan verrett, i'm robert flores. round one of the british open. >> zach johnson, for eagle on 5. the big feather. johnson finished with a 5 under 66. he's got the lead. how about tiger woods? still searching for that elusive 15th major. on the range before he started his round in the afternoon. he had conditions a little more tough. his opening tee shot. 3 wood, way left. oh. into the waist-high grass. takes a drop for an unplayable lie. fourth shot on 1, now in a bunker. and that will roll within two feet of the cup. he will tap-in for bogey. could have been worse. woods with a 69, 2 under on the day, three shots off the lead. >>> alex rodriguez, continuing his rehab from hip surgery. homers on thursday. a two-run blast in the third with the trenton rail riders. he'll be back with the big league club on monday. and the yankees also hoping to get back the captain, derek jeter, as well, from are injury. >> yeah. they could get healt

if you look at the disney portfolio and watch espn and we watched abc. that's being disruptive.think disruptive in a way that is part of this great ecosystem. it's done in concert with the mpds's and concert with the abc side with the local broadcasters. >> on this earlier conversation tom rutledge said that their in the business of providing it all. i'm not so sure the notion of disruption which puts one on their heels. i'm not sure i see it that way at all. there are certain new technologies that provide different experiences. if you're in the content business, each one is just this rich fun opportunity because twitter is a big part now of what we do and second screen viewing is institutionalized. it's fun and we do webisodes on the show. that stuff is all addive. if you're a fan of walking dead or breaking bad, you're finding ways to get deeper and richer experience and much more connected social experiences particularly by using all of that stuff. that's not a bad thing. that is a good thing. we sort of welcome it. if you actually look at ratings of good tv shows, we spoke a

if you look at the disney portfolio and watch espn and we watched abc. that's being disruptive.think disruptive in a way that is part of this great ecosystem. it's done in concert with the mpds's and concert with the abc side with the local broadcasters. >> on this earlier conversation tom rutledge said that their in the business of providing it all. i'm not so sure the notion of disruption which puts one on their heels. i'm not sure i see it that way at all. there are certain new technologies that provide different experiences. if you're in the content business, each one is just this rich fun opportunity because twitter is a big part now of what we do and second screen viewing is institutionalized. it's fun and we do webisodes on the show. that stuff is all addive. if you're a fan of walking dead or breaking bad, you're finding ways to get deeper and richer experience and much more connected social experiences particularly by using all of that stuff. that's not a bad thing. that is a good thing. we sort of welcome it. if you actually look at ratings of good tv shows, we spoke a

, who also, according to espn, may face a harsher punishment than braun, because he may have tamperedleague investigation. current players think it's a step in the right direction. but it may not be enough. >> lied about it. got away with it. tried to lie about it again. and got caught and still making $100 million-odd. >> he cheated the system at a time when us as baseball players made that commitment to clean up the game. >> reporter: paula faris, abc news, new york. >>> the flight recorders from the plane that made that rough landing in new york are now in the hands of federal investigators. we have new images from inside the southwest flight. they were captured by passengers as that landing gear collapsed, sending the jet skidding down the tarmac at laguardia airport. you can hear people screaming. flight attendants trying to calm them down as the plane scraped along the runway for nearly 2,000 feet. >> the violence tells us that something failed catastrophically in that nose gear. once you're grinding metal on the concrete, the best thing to do is to keep that airplane on the gro

that according to espn's "outside the lines."ces tell espn brewers slugger ryan braun continued to fail to answer questions to the mlb about performance enhancing drugs. i will point out that a lot of players have also refused to answer questions. yankees first baseman alex rodriguez will meet with mlb officials in the coming week. sources say he'll also likely refuse to answer questions. the commissioner's office is expected to suspend braun, rodriguez, and nearly 20 other players linked to biogenesis including nelson cruz and melky cabrera. >>> let's go to games, please. the white sox tied an american league record, 6 for 6. i remembered him in new haven when he was alexis rios. 32nd player to accomplish the fete. the white sox won the game 11-4. he's a good player, not a great player? yeah. you sort of nailed it. let's do that one again. twins, fly ball. that's not cansecoesque. the ball bounces off of his head. oh, that's tough. >>> if you're a hockey fan, this is news that may surprise you. former nhl player, george la rock

. ♪ >>> espn this morning is saying that major league baseball is preparing to suspend as many as 20f performance-enhancing drugs. andy joins us. >> according to espn, all the players connected to the clinic including ryan braun and alex rodriguez will be suspended following the all-star race, braun has repeatedly denied using performance-enhancing drugs and on june 29th during that hearing, he refused to answer questions about his connection to the bio genesis clinic. a-rod, meanwhile, continues to rehab in florida from this surgery. and he's reportedly scheduled to meet with officials on friday but that's news to him. >> not that i know of. if i knew it, i couldn't share it with you guys. we've been fully instructed not to comment on that. >> according to the report, both braun and a-rod are expected to be suspended 100 games. 50 games for using peds, 50 for lying about that. >>> bases loaded for the dodgers. adrian gonzalez, adden eaten gets under it. oh, tough. the ball drops. yasiel puig to try to score from first. but he's thrown out. look at this. miguel montero. and the mutom

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they didn't like it and fired back at espn. hey, espn, thoughts on showing more hockey highlights? classic golf movie happy gilmore starred adam sandler incredible swing. today phil mickelson tried to replicate it. didn't work out. [ laughter ] >> now you know why he hits from the left side. >> oh, wow. >> somebody standing over there, nobody but the cameraman. [ laughter ] >> man. >> oh, phil, yeah. actually he throws right handed. >> does he? >> but he golfs level and does it well with the british open upon us next week. >> thanks for watching. for news throughout the evening the latest news and weather are always on kpix.com. >> our next newscast is 10:00 on the cw and we'll be back here at 11:00 on kpix 5. enjoy the night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> announcer: from drinking... >> he starts yelling at us, going crazy. we obviously knew he was belligerently drunk. >> announcer: ...to denying. >> judge judy: you saw who threw the bottle? >> yes. >> judge judy: who was it? >> it was him. >> announcer: but he's not apologizing. >>

so i think when that when you look at what espn is doing -- >> dean. >> it's -- >> give me a break.oman with the gas can, like oh, please, i'm naked and my car breaks down. >> she drives a car. she's a car driver. >> please. >> let her have a back story, stephanie. come on. >> give me a break. >> can we do the cnn out front position. >> guys are different. there is a guy in a bathtub with bubbles and he couldn't look happier like he can't wait to show show you what's up. >> let them show off their body. hide the statute because one breast showing and the spirit of the statute at the ag's office -- >> it's also representative than before that are making progress, if that's what you care about. >> stephanie, to that point about making progress. jones an olympic athlete and got criticism for being in there saying she didn't have a chance of winning a metal, she was just in there to be something. this isn't the swim suit issue this is progress from that, isn't it? >> i suppose. does anyone want to see someone naked at wimbledon? >> why not. >> i bet she looked awesome. >> this isn't pen

a couple years later, espn bought it.l impact? >> there's lots of different studies on that. i've heard of leagues that play for lots of money. there's an anonymous wall street league where it's $100,000 to get in. people play for all sorts of things. husbands and wives play for who does the chores. there's snacks. i've got a league in the bronx where the looser has to dress as a lion and everyone in the league chases him with a paint ball gun. it's crazy. so people play for all different sorts of things. >> you said happiness as eluded you. but i think we have to point out within a year, you were married and the father of five kids because your wife beth had three children and you had twins. >> yes. >> so you're a happy guy as you sit here today? >> unbelievably happy. it's an amazing journey. one of the questions you get, why did you write the book. i had all of these great fantasy stories, in my own life, i feel like i had my last chapter with my beth and the kids. >> matthew berry. >>> we'll meet a teenager that has e

retirement plan. >> bill: he will have his own show, i'll bet you, on espn.re about sports than anybody walking and he loves it. >> i for got which basketball game it was he went to and he hopped on and started calling the game a couple of years ago. it was great. >> more trouble for michele bachmann who's already under an investigation for ethics violations. a legislative assistant in her office was arrested last week on theft charges. u.s. capitol police caught him in a sting operation in a house office building. they used envelopes of cash and the hidden cameras to catch him. no word on what exactly javier sanchez stole but "the washington post" reports police have been after him for several months. >> bill: where was the cash coming from? >> questions about michele bachmann her aides and her entire office has become one story after the next. seems like she probably can't wait to get out of there. >> bill: she's already under investigation. accused of laundering money. >> i want video footage from the sting operation. >> that's what i want to see. with sta

. >>> this is for the ladies, maybe, espn's body issue. collin kaepernick is a world- class athlete and is almost dressed. >> reporter: sandoval was guying to bring the giants a win. we will have more in a minute. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, with jeff francouer who hit in 59 games with kansas city this year.. . >> help is on the way for the giants for a minor league contract who was .208. the giants are going with tanaka. against new york he is off on jake dunning for a grand slam. seems like everyone is the a's puppets after giving up a home run, they settle in against the pie pirates. made a mistake to moss with a runner on in the 4th. a's win 2-1. better news for a's fans, they are in the american league home run derby. >>> 34-year-old had 5 rebounds. douglas replaced tony jack. 97 did you know that in morocco it is common to exchange a small gift when meeting somebody for the first time? in japan, you must always commit suicide to avoid embarrassment. in italy, you must always wash your hands after going to the bathroom. this is considered to be

all right, so every year, if you don't read espn magazine -- if you don't read espn magazine. >> i don't on a regular basis, but you might want to look at this one, it's called the body issue. >> it's the naked athletes. it must be the biggest selling, we're guessing. >> look here. >> let's live here. >> 77-year-old -- that's frank's body, actually, with gary player's head on it. >> this guy's a golf legend. he's gotten the most attention out of all the bodies because he is 77. he works out a lot. does 1200 crunches every morning. he can squad 250 pounds. >> wow. >> any way -- >> i can squat that, too, i just can't get up afterwards. i can do it. it's the getting up. >> he says the secret to all this is to keep your body moving, moving, moving. >> good for him. he wants to encourage young people to take an interest in fitness. >> we have some other bodies up here. >> let's look at them. >> kerri walsh jennings posed before and after her baby. that's beautiful. >> she's the type of person that makes everybody crazy. look, she's exactly the same. >> she is. >> she's so tall. she's fantasti

according to espn's outside the lines.ng investigated including alex rodriguez who also according to espn may face a harsher punishment than braun because he may have tampered with the league's investigation. enraged current players think braun's suspension is a step in the right direction but may not be enough. >> thoos hurt him financially. >> lied about it. got away with it. tried to lie about it again. got caught. still making 100 some odd million. >> only $3 million this year. >> exactly. >> he cheated the system at a time where, us as baseball players have made that commitment to clean up the game. >> reporter: as for when the next punishments and/or suspensions will be handed out sources close to the situation tell me major league baseball is in the final stage of its investigation for everyone involved. and when it comes to a-rod, espn reported the word lifetime ban have been mentioned. paula faris, abc news, new york. >> you know with a-rod making so much money. highest paid player in baseball. hasn't played a gam

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 sides still in talks today with cbs ceo leslie moonves personally waiting on the pressure about this class. the other guy, glenn britt, check out his retirement might have less at stake here. time warner may have the upper hand. if cbs goes dark today, lots of shows can still be seen online, you can still get access to through the internet access. liz: what do you watch on cbs? >> cbs has a right to get the higher fee, they get lots more viewers and time for cable to pay up for the shows that the viewers want. liz: if you miss the eagles documentary on showtime, somebody should really get in trouble for that because it is that good. dennis: i am much more worried about even reruns of "weeds." liz: dennis, thanks. dennis has been covering every story today. it is really dramatic. a lot o

espn handed him one of his top honors and it led the 9ers to this year's tsunamier ball. he also stirred up controversy by wearing a miami dolphin hat in public. >> always stirring up controversy, brian. >> sal, how is traffic. >> nothing controversial about this report and you will see traffic is doing well around the bay or and again chp is not giving us anything here on 80 or 580 and the traffic is light as well. morning looks good heading out to the high-rise, no problems all the way over to the peninsular where 101 is in good shape. this is a look at the him in its freeway, traffic here is doing very well as you drive in both directions. 4:55 gets go to steve. there are some pockets where the fog is, a little thicker than what we have seen and it was way better than the day before. overnight lows some seem to be cooler and as it digs down, it is allowing the four corners. we had our coolest day tuesday and that will be the coolest day for a long time. again this will not be so much for coast and bay, i mean they will warm up a little bit, nothing crazy, inland temper

espn doesn't touch this. they don't come close to it.the fact that there is so much of it that happens in sports. it is important somebody covers it. >> i remember when jason comes came out about a month ago now or two months ago espn, it wasn't on their front page for a long time. it wasn't on their nba page which i didn't know they had until i saw where the jason collins thing was. the traditional sportsnet works media outlets are kind of having some trouble covering these issues that are just now kind of popping up as society is slowly progressing. we're going to be there to provide an outlet. >> bill: when you see an aaron hernandez, you gotta think about what kind of a culture is this, not that -- not to consider all nfl players murderers or thugs because of it but there's something about the culture that raises some questions let's put it that way. if you want to follow think progress on sports, another great reason to go to thinkprogress.org. other thing we want to thank you for making the important phone call you did yesterday. n

you pay us but our audience is five times as large as espn.n is time warner cable will be paying more money to cbs somehow, we will try to get the details as they develop. the deadline extended until 8:00 tonight. cbs lives. liz: at least you can watch the nightly news. david: always one of these things going on. apple today facing new questions about its suppliers again. a chinese worker's rights groups say labor abuse o a taiwanese company that assembles iphones and ipads in china are so going on. liz: liz macdonald with more on the story. >> apple is announcing it will look into these claims by china labor watch which claims 86 labor violations, largely centered around forced overtime when the suppliers that make the ipad and iphone. the claims apple is saying our new. there is a disconnect depending on what they're telling apple they're doing to fix it, versus what china labor laws uncovered in 200 views of the company. the cover 130,000 workers. here'there is a problem, 49 hous work week is the statutory workweek in china. some workers wo

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actually, your best bet is to watch espn. a lot of isp support it.to have cable to be able to access. a good opportunity especially from your local teams is to check out an area, which is a service. gerri: love that. >> the new york based company and about five per six different markets right now. but it provides all your local broadcasts over the internet. so you don't have to have a satellite or an antenna set up outside your own house in. you use one of theirs and can access that and get the local content, including local college sports. gerri: it's not free. >> $8 per month. gerri: which is not a lot. >> no. gerri: a lot less than a cable package. thank you for coming on. appreciate your time. now it's time for look stories you're clicking on tonight. the stock market heading higher with the nasdaq posting its best close in nearly 13 years. all of the other indexes rose as well. slower global growth this year. the agency is predicting major slowdowns in china, brazil, and across europe and says the world economy will grow at just over 3% this yea

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after a 16 year absence espn is expected to announce today that keith olbermann is running with reports saying he will host a new one hour nightly show that will air on espn2 a return to sports for olbermann who was then for political commentaries on msnbc and current tv. he first rose to anchor sports center in the 1990's and "new york times" reports that olbermann's new contract lets him discussion issues other than sports including pop culture and current evens but a topic espn is prohibiting him from discussing is politics. >> we can discuss weather and traffic with leyla gulen. >> it will be warmer today. stating tomorrow, it will be very hot and saturday is going to feel scorching so an average five degrees warmer away from the coast across the bay area today. as we look at our live doppler 7 hd radar satellite, we do not see the drizzle we saw the last couple of days and we will wake up to patchy fog and low clouds. the clouds are going to be thinner. this was a compression overnight and that creates a thinner cloud layer over the morning hours which means early burn off. early p

and you pay espn $5 a month per household.a truth somewhere in between. there is a fair argument that espn is gaining significant premium over broadcast network like cbs but it is comparing apples to oranges. i would argue you are going to see a fairly significant increase over what time warner cable s currently paying and this whole issue goes to the crux of the reach transmission consent issue which bears the bill in washington languishing for 18 months. regulators are really taking knows but it all comes down to the way the business has shifted and read transmission being a major, major driver of revenue poised to wrap up. dennis: what is the chance this spreads to other cbs station groups, spreads to showtime and twelve million time warner homes which cbs owns? >> there 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 en

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espn's magazine "the body issue" has athletes in -- poses you might not be normally used to seeing.t. matt harvey, young gun mets' pitcher may start the all-star game. >> whoa. >> yeah, right. check it out. how did that they get matt harvey to do it. another one too. they have a bunch of big, is he taking room service out of his hotel room there. kind of funny. "the new york daily news" talked to matt harvey. he said to them, kind of nerve-racking at first. i have never been fully nude in front of random people like that before. with a camera around. now that is all done. a fun experience. he was one of 20 athletes. collin kaepernick, san francisco 49ers. let's put up -- some women in here. who do we have here? little lost in my notes. here we go. courtney force, race car driver. check her out. carrying nothing but a gas can there. >> nothing but a gas can. one of the eight selected for the cover. she says, "i tried to shine the light on our sport and show that we are athletes." well she certainly shining the light on that one. check out this next one. is that awesome. that would be