people are connecting with espn in so many new ways.ing broken up. for $75 a month consumers get great value in the hundred or so channels they get when they agreed to sign up for a multi channel, the quality of the programming and that bundle is substantially greater because the investments are being made in the product. there has been competition, there always will be competition. espn says bringing on, they are ready, have a great product and they are not going to rest on their laurels. dennis: a performance. we have been good for you. espn as good as disney is that making the synergy of various units work together there is not a lot of synergy between espn and the rest of disney, is there? >> if there is synergy it is a different kind of synergy. when we go to the marketplace with abc and disney and espn to our distributors there is value to what we have to offer. we offer great channels and great programming and things that can sell to consumers readily and espn fits in quite well. high-quality brand entertainment that people can a

i think, first of all, espn's best days are ahead of it. that said, there is more competition in the marketplace and espn is the number-one brand. they aim to remain the number-one brand in that space. and in order to maintain a number-one position in the face of more competition, you don't get complacent. you turn the heat up. by the way, since fox sports 1 launched, which was sometime in the summer, espn's rating increases since that time were actually higher than the ratings for fox sports 1. so they're doing just fine. but what they've also done is they've made sure that their programming is higher in quality, so they've take an number of steps, licensing sports from various sports leagues, one of the ways they've done that, improving the product, "college gameday," which has stepped up its game. they're making their product more available using technology, not only making it better but more available. they also are stepping up their marketing as the article you talked about suggested. and they're just not going to take anything for gra

thanks to all our friends at espn.hey've got a happy crowd. >>> and coming up, we have desmond howard, right here. talking to me about their game today. stick around for that. i'll have more weather coming up, too. >> we're seeing the professionals of the future, right? i feel we need to see notre dame representation, as well. have you met any notre dame fans? >> i know. i think they would get eaten alive out here. >> ginger's forecast for notre dame fans, danger. ginger, back to you later in the broadcast. >>> now, prepare yourself for a dosage of cuteness that may exceed your doctor's recommendation. dr. besser is standing by with a defibrillator. these are cheetah cubs playing with a puppy. >> i don't think people at home realize how cute this is. it's not a stunt. it's all happening at the dallas zoo. there's an important reason to have a puppy growing up alongside these cats. abc's aditi roy has more. good morning, aditi. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. these cubs are precious. not only for how they loo

and, inside the halls of espn! >> it's the best job in the world! >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> hello, welcome to on the red carpet from espn's los angeles production center. i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story in hollywood. this high-definition facility is part of the massive l.a. live complex in the heart of downtown l.a, and right across the street from staples center! we're going to show you around, but first otrc's tony cabrera goes behind the scenes of espn's flagship show - sportscenter.

espn knows what they're doing.positive that no matter how good the bison are in football, the city's never getting rid of the movie, are they? >> no. you know what? it's time to embrace the movie. i said we don't talk like the movie. he said yeah, you do. i think he's right. >> okay. what are your callers saying about this? how big are the bison? i want to bring this in too. in the billions right now because of the oil find and the extraction tax. is there a chance that maybe some day the state is going to kick in and build a 60,000 seat open air stadium and the bison really go bigtime? then you could really make a movie. >> i think this state's so conservative, ed, with our legislature when they go to the bathroom, they save some. they don't do anything. they don't do anything. they just sit on the $6 billion and they get re-elected by saying look at the $6 billion we got. i heard your previous people talk about we're from crazyland. we got michele bachmann. there's times i wonder about our legislature the same wa

have a great evening. >> the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >> welcome to espn saturdayht football presented by windows. and tonight's match-up between wisconsin and ohio state, the stars are out. lebron james of the world champion miami heat. you are looking live at a sold-out ohio stadium in columbus, ohio, for the much anticipated showdown. the undefeated buckeyes host division rival wisconsin. the game with national

also available on espn and the watch espn app. jameis winston and the seminols taking on boston college. seminols trailed 17-3 early in this game. but just before half-time, it's tied at 17, and loo at winston. looking like former boston college quarterback doug flutie, right before half-time, hooks up with kenny shaw, winston, four touchdown passes, they come from behind to win 48-34. taj boyd, in a win for clemson. steven morris left miami's game in the second quarter with an ankle injury. oklahoma won, 1 in 9 lifetime coming in, including losing last season at home in norman. but they take advantage of some irish turnovers and blake bell hooks up with sterling shepherd, 21 points off three irish turnovers. 35-21. iowa and minnesota battling for the floyd of rose dale. second quarter, jake rudolph to damon powell. 74 yard touchdown. iowa twins 23-7, they've beaten minnesota 10 of the last 13. >> next saturday night ohio state and northwestern, we'll see you then. good looks or gres mileage. that'd be like somebody being large or

. >> here now our friends at espn with all the highlights. >>> good morning, america.elcome to this "sportscenter" update, i'm steve levy. tom brady and the patriots looking to make it a perfect 4-0 in atlanta against the falcons. first quarter, third and goal at the 1. tom brady, he never needs a mulligan. he's tom brady. he finds matthew mulligan. 18-yard touchdown pass. the fingertips grab by kembrel thompkins. atlanta hung close. fourth and seven, matt ryan looking for roddy white. broken up by talib. the patriots improve to 4-0. did somebody say 4-0? peyton manning and the broncos heading in that direction. manning, one-yard pass to demaryius thomas. broncos up big, look for more. manning to wes welker. he's got 16 touchdown passes, no interceptions through four games. broncos win in another rout. >>> baseball now, 162 games, not enough. rangers and rays finish the season tied for the second a.l. wild card. they'll play one more game tonight in arlington. david price start ifser the rays. against martin perez. the winner goes to clevelandon wednesday. for more on

i do football games on espn on saturdays.nd this -- >> that's why it's not at 18. >> great run organization. but when you look at valuation, a name why you want to look somewhere else. fox jumped in with espn and growing rapidly in the sports arena. look at what they did with the big 12 and pac 12 they've bought into the sports content as well. i love what both of them are doing. fox at a 10 as far as the pe is concerned. disney at about a 19, i'm going with fox. >> doesn't have the properties that espn does by the way and espn is one of the most profitable media companies out there. >> okay. >> joe, who made the more compelling? >> i've long owned disney and no longer own disney, i don't own disney because the cable network fees that were reported last quarter troubled me. pete makes a great point. i go pete. >> tell us who you think won that debate @cnbc fast money #bull or #bear. you asked for it, so we're answering. the winning moves on three stocks you're looking to trade and we'll go to trade school with mark fisher whe

on espn saturday night football halftime show.tle bewildered, but blames it not being used to live tv. a clip of his new video -- is he ill? >> a little more energy. >> this is eminem's first single in two and a half years. that was rough. >> i have moments where i have felt like that. it looks like he's looking out the at crowd maybe? >> notice -- >> you're giving him more credit. it was all over twitter. i didn't see it until now. >>> tom brady and his wife gisele have opened the doors to their jaw-dropping mansion. it's in a new issue of architectural digest. the 14,000 square foot pad resembles a castle and has a mote to prove it. it's bigger than two of the apartments i have had, this closet. they wanted a comfortable house for their family. they nailed it. >>> ginger looking at the closet, had a look on her face similar to eminem during halftime. >> i want to go to there. >> they have a moat. >> yes. >> go out? >> right. >>> we asked and you delivered, precocious pets. this is selfie sunday. these caught our eye. a big thank

whether you are a sports fan or not, you are having to pay for espn. when you look at the sports cramming -- force programming on the cable channels and broadcasting channels, the amount of the cost that can be attributed to sports -- i do not have an exact number, but the expense.is 1/3 of the >> who requires espn to be carried at the basic tier? >> that's part of the negotiation you have with disney. they will only allow you to carry espn if you put it on the lowest tier. >> ok. you also mention in your testimony that you thought that the antitrust exemptions that exist perhaps should be revisited because of the dominant marketshare that exists with major sports leagues. is that correct? >> yes. >> in 1922, i believe the antitrust exception was granted blanket to major league baseball. you referenced legislation is congress passed in 1961, but if we were to revisit the antitrust weretion, and adjustments to be made, recognizing that this is the difference between baseball and the other major sports leagues, how do you think the landscapeact in a mann

here's steve levy of espn with the highlights. >>> good morning, america. i'm steve levy. time for happy talk. we just had the first full sunday of the nfl season. fourth quarter, new york down, 30-17. third and two at the cowboys' 8. eli manning finds victor cruz. the giants were awful with the football but still had a chance to win the game. 2:00 to play, manning's pass is tipped and intercepted. by brandon carr. returned 49 yards for a touchdown. the giants turned it over six times. they fall to the cowboys, 36-31. >>> colin kaepernick and the 49ers taking on the packers. kaepernick, from the shotgun. holding the ball in the pocket. can't find anyone. can't find anyone. runs down the sideline. clay matthews slams him going out of bounds shy of the first down. the 49ers get involved. staley gets in the face of matthews. players are both sides are shoving. staley and matthews were both called for penalties. so it should be fourth down. but instead, the officials blow the call, they replay third and six. and with the extra chance, kaepernick, it's boldin. let's go to the f

here neil and stan at espn. >> good morning, america.elcome to our "sportscenter" studio here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. neil talks first. >> yeah. the pirates haven't had a winning season since 1992. come on now. in milwaukee, going to kill bernie brewer's buzz in the top of the first. two out get out, andrew mccutcheon, his 18th. pirates 1-0. game tied in the top of the ninth. travis snider unties it. the pirates are going to win 4-3. their first nonlosing season in 20 years. that's their 81st win. one more and they got winners. >>> speaking of winners, we have the two best records in the a.l., eating fenway franks in boston. matt scherzer looking for his 20th win. looking but not finding. will middlebrooks, with detroit up 1-0 in the bottom of the fifth, gives boston a 2-1 lead. scherzer, seven innings, two earned. he had eight ks. he was good. jon lester was better. two on, one out. top six. matt tuiasosopo, windy. red sox, 2-1 winners. game three in that detroit/boston series is on espn tonight. eric ros

he made an appearance on espn's saturday night football halftime show. bewildered but blames it on not being used to live tv. i can feel his pain. then he went on to show a clip of his new video for his -- >> is he ill? >> a little more energy there. >> this is eminem's first single in two and a half years. but come on, guys, that was rough. >> i have had moments on this broadcast where i have felt like that. >> what is he doing? >> it looks like he's looking out at the crowd maybe? >> known as catatonia. >> you're giving him more credit. it was all over twitter. i didn't see it until now. >>> tom brady and his wife supermodel gisele bundchen have opened the doors to their jaw-dropping mansion. it's featured in a new issue of "architectural digest." the 14,000 square foot pad resembles a castle and has a moat to prove it. no joke. check out these closets. they're literally bigger than two of the apartments i have had. and the couple says they wanted a comfortable house for their family. i think they nailed comfortable about ten additions ago. >> ginger l

the chiefs are 3-0. >>> how about college football on espn. you had clemson. they're ranked third.artavis bryant. two touchdowns from boyd. don't want to go there. he didn't get called on that. isaiah battle got called on this. he went throat punch. that may have a carry-over effect. he was ejected. north carolina state, dejected. clemson, 26-14. >> not too bright, punching someone in the helmet. it's got to hurt the hand. >> there's cameras everywhere. i mean, probably, they're looking down at us right now. >> good point. >> and the one pointed right at you. >>> in case you missed it earlier, this morning, diana and i competed in a battle of mind and muscle. enough for us to declare it our own "play of the day." >> the people from spartan race put us to the test with an obstacle course that included a wall to hurdle, monkey bars. even a huge tire that we had to flip. >> yeah. it was a miniversion of the courses they set up across the country nearly every weekend. if you want to see more of our race, and it's a good one. i recommend it. go to atmfans.com. >> you can also see who be

carriers have lots of people to buy from but if you are a big brand like espn it gets $5.71 a month fortting $0.88 by comparison even though cbs is watched by five times as many viewers so this is a big clash. the only thing that needs to be solved is i predicted the fight will -- really quickly. the contract expired at the end of this month and that is only a couple weeks from now. ashley: putting on the gloves already. stocks, allen bell does standing by, it is the quiet day but we are looking for a third day of gains. what do you think? >> we are treading water but everyone is waiting for the big jobs number. the markets three days in a row, and 1657 all good signs and you will see a good number that may not be exactly what the market wants but we have a strong jobs numbers that might indicate capering coming down, you might see a dead tomorrow. ashley: a lot of talk about the yield on the ten year but historically still pretty low. >> without a doubt. 29, it is getting up to that, it is still low but enough to cause jitters down here and you will see movement that the market into th

so whether you are a sports fan or not, you're having to pay for espn.when you look at the sports programming that's on the cable channels and on the broadcast channels, the amount of the program cost i can be attributed to sports, and i don't have an exact number, but the estimateue expense it is now, who requires espn to be carried at the basic? >> that's part of the negotiations that you have with disney. they will only allow you to carry espn if you put on the lowest tier. >> okay. you also mention in your testimony that you thought that the antitrust exemption that exists perhaps should be revisited because of the dominant marketshare that exists with the major sports league, correct? >> in 1920 oh but there's an antitrust exemption granted blanket to major league baseball and your reference legislation at this congress passed in 1961. if we were to revisit the antitrust exemption and adjustments were to be make him recognizing there's a difference between baseball and the other major sports leagues, how do you think that could impact the landscape

espn ranked kings worst franchise in pro sports.day shaq address add that distinction. >> they ranked us the worst. there is no such word as worser so he can only get better. >> interesting former laker 49ers taking on programs thursday night. you can watch here on abc 7. we'll have special 49ers day contests on abc 7 news.com as well as on our facebook page and on twitter. >> this is frustrating best seats are always gone before they go on sale. >> there is a new fwhail should help. >> ticket brokers have it figured out using ticket buying software to snatch up best seats within seconds of the tickets going on sale. the bill signed this week would make using it punishable up to six months in jail. civil fines up to $2500. the new law gos into affect january 1 f you're planning to fly for the holidays the best advice i can give you is to buy your tickets now. analysis predicts you have until mid october before prices go way up. last year, air lines raised thanksgiving fares 17% after mid october. travel for christmas and new year's

thank you fo >>> the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >> brent: welcome to espn's saturdaytball presented by windows and tonight's big 12 opener between the kansas city state wildcats and the texas longhorns from austin, texas. you are looking at mack brown, the embattled head coach of the longhorns. tonight, he begins what could be his last season home stand.

you should espn -- under espn, marvel, pixar, and in a world where technology is creating or enablingomers to reach or access this content in so many new ways, there are all kinds of exciting new possibilities including creating programming directly to these new platforms. so i won't be surprised if sometime in the near future you didn't hear about disney making content specifically for one of the platforms that you cite. >> reporter: so watch for that possible announcement of a google or amazon deal for original shows. now, that's arming the enemy, basically, and the channel could come back and hurt you, but he says he might as well do it to himself before everyone else does. one last word about disney stock, it's been a stellar performer, near all-time highs. yet when you compare it against several other big media giants, it is performing lower than the others in part because they fell far more in the meltdown than disney did, so they've come back up. but when you then look at eight years since iger became ceo, look at this chart we put together. disney stock in eight years up over

speaking on-air for his new employer, espn, on monday, lewis suggested that there was a leadership gap since he and ed reed left after last season.. adding the ravens need to quote refocus and find some leaders very quckly..close quote.. as you might imagine, that did not sit very well in owings mills.. joe flacco had this to say.. the ravens get some good news from the injury front... that story coming up later in the hour in sports that brings us to our question of the day. was ray lewis out of line when he criticized the ravens leadership? go to fox- baltimore dot com and tell us what you think. you can also sound off through facebook. send us a tweet.. at foxbaltimore. and you can text your answer to 45203. enter fox45a for yes.. or fox45b for no. show off your purple pride and you could win a prize from fox45. every week we'll choose 12 finalists for you to vote on. here's one of our finalists... you can go to our facebook page and click on the "inside fox45" tab to vote for your favorite photo. one person a week will win a 25-dollar gift card from poor boys. go to facebook dot co

espn has a website that is so andlar that espn demands receives payments from broadband providers in order to allow those subscribers access to espn content. the markets are certainly in that regard. we would be exploring those commercial arrangements, but this order prohibits those. it which think the types of services that will be available on the internet. >> [inaudible] but this is a role. >> we did not reach that question, remember. [laughter] >> to judge rogers' standing point, to answer her factual question, there would be a market were it not for these rules, and my client wants the id. to explore that. i was going to say that it is not actually a very difficult case on the common carrier issue. if a carrier is forced to offer service indiscriminately and on general terms, then that carrier is being relegated to common carrier status. i go back to 706 for just a second? the question i wanted to ask you, which is let's assume we 706 was ambiguous. at 706 or ambiguous, that is not sufficient. explicitly, ambiguity is not for a court to conclude that congress meant to delegate a

no, that is neil everett, the fabulous neil everett from espn.s known as the calm and fabulous voice, smart guy, espn. love that. thanks, neil. now it is time for the "lightning round." and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, steve? steve in new york. >> caller: hello from new york. >> starbucks, fed meeting by the second half, even if it's higher. i like that stock so much. tom in wisconsin. tom? >> caller: hey. jimmy. pba, what do you think? >> that's a canadian. i don't recommend it. let's go to ed in california. ed? >> caller: from northern california. >> sweet. >> caller: you always tell your viewers to say diversify. the last three years, i've owned these two stocks, symbol hxl and beav. i know these companies, jim, are basically the same type of aerospace business. i'm up about 150% on both. what should i do with them? >> you have 20% of your portfolio less than that. i think you're fine. those are really both fine companies. you have to have eight other stocks. it's about the number of stocks. max in puerto rico. >> caller: h

show your car a little love with an oil change starting at $19.95. >>> espn's sport show "pardon the admissions. i would like to introduce you to tony kornheiser who calls them out after every show. we went to the office to see how it works. >> i got hired to be the research department. a week before air that i first heard the idea that tony and mike wanted a side kick and somebody there to correct errors. this made perfect sense that tony and mike coming from a place in newspaper where they had a correction page. they are 32 and 35. since '08 they are under .500. what our show tries to do is have barroom discussion on air. so first off the show is on autopilot. secondly, we want to make sure they can feel that comfortable when they are doing the show and one way to do that was to have some accountability at the end should they make any mistakes. >> he's not as big as that. >> he's not 6'3". he's not big. >> i want to make sure our lead in sentences are correct before we even get to air. just so we start from a place of complete accuracy. at that point once the conversation goes on f

no, that is neil everett, the fabulous dealer from espn. he's known as the calm and fabulous voice, smart guy, espn. love that. thanks, neil. love that. now it is time for the "lightning round." and then the lightning round is over. [ buzzer ] then the lightning round is over. are you ready, steve? steve in new york. >> caller: boo-yah jim from new rochelle, new york. >> like it. >> caller: first time caller. looking for starbucks. >> starbucks, fed meeting by the second half, even if it's higher. i don't care because i like that stock so much. tom in wisconsin. tom? >> caller: hey. jimmy. pembina. >> that's a canadian. i don't recommend the canadians. let's go to ed in california. ed? >> caller: boo-yah from northern california. >> sweet. >> caller: you always tell your viewers to say diversify. the last three years, i've owned these two stocks, symbol hxl and beav. i know these companies, jim, are basically the same type of aerospace business. i'm up about 150% on both. what should i do with them? >> remember, if you have 20% of your port

. >> i've watched all the national shows this morning, espn, countdown to kick all. no chance given by anybody for the raiders. denver is the number one scored offense in the league with a future hall of game quarterback. >> he's going to make big place, and i can't go in there and say all right i'm going to fire back too. one play at a time and take my time, and that'll be a lot better than going in and trying to match back and back, and forcing things. >> reporter: playing against an offense like the broncos do you get excited. >> oh, he can yeah. this is the ultimate. to be the best you have to beat the best. this is what you want. this is why you play the game. doing something nobody thinks you can do, nothing better than that. >>> the difference in the numbers is quite shocking. manage on the has 723 rushing yards, pryor has 213 in just six games. miller is still out and right tackle is out so keep your eye on left tackle chris. he will be in charge of protecting peyton manning's blind side. the raiders are doing an excellent job of running the read option. they

that's why you mentioned espn. espn growth, more people have added than fox sports has.d things at disney. at the same time, you have to have that mobile and he's saying we're going to have the mobile. now, if they do a flet flicks deal, i think that would be extraordinary. that would be extraordinary. >> what do you mean a netflix deal? >> make content for netflix, make content for apple. >> they already have this exclusive netflix. that's the deal that set netflix going. >> maybe they're going to do programming. >> it's disney related. it's not specific for netflix. >> the netflix stocks needs more and more deals. if bob is making disney product specifically for netflix, that's like the -- >> i'm not sure how that would work, though. if you're making disney product, you just need a way to distribute it on mobile devices and get paid for it. >> that could be. i don't know. i thought it was quite exciting. >> carnival down, profits down 30%. they say some of our current challenges and cost precious will continue well into the next year, trying to get people back on board

espn has a deal with wirt.ollege football games but nfl forbids espn doing that from replace with "monday night football." the league will control the league. for nfl it amounts to a three heifer. they will have the cable network and nfl sunday night it promotes. the league will take a cut of twitter's ad sales for this new replay service. david? david: even holdouts just like myself just can't ignore twitter anymore. you got to give into it, folks. there is so much time you can spend avoiding it. you have to dive in. liz: you have for five years. david: i'm in. not as in as i should be. but things like that. >> nfl might do it. david: the nfl might do it. you may be right, dennis. not only for me but for others. thanks, dennis. liz: the home of one of the bad boys of american rock and it is up for sale in california. take a look, gorgeous, right? in a moment we'll tell you how you can own a slice of music history and what is included in the purchase price. david: also we'll bring you the answers to today's fac

the content companies whether disney, viacom, fox, espn, they will not let us carry their programmingther than essentially expanded tier service. everything is bundled into one, large package that consumers have to take and pay for whether they want it or not. that is her choice. take it or not. going forward, h was and that consumers are making -- starting to make is i will not take it. i will look for something. maybe i would just get broadband from my provider and get the video services that i want online. by my choice, not by someone choice.ictator we're going to see more of that which underscores our members' broadband future. regulationto provide on the services so we can provide the level of services that are required in the smaller markets and rural areas. >> let's talk about flexibility. would you are would you not be in favor of congressional action to force programmers to sell their channels, not bundling one channel with another and making that a contractual mandate on you to buy? like thatertainly flexibility. i am not sure we would reach that point. there is language to

espn is reporting that robinson cano is seeking a new contract. .bers sound staggering, he's clearly the top talent on the market. the yankees and dodgers need a second baseman. cano says he would like to stay in new york, but he obviously would like the enormous contract even better. >>> minnesota, indians leading the twins bottom of the ninth. a two-run homer to right cutting the cleveland lead to one. the indians joe smith will squash the minnesota rally. they stay in position to get the wild card. arlington, texas, angels and rangers. tied in the ninth. leading off for texas, boom. how about this? it's the first of his career and he's the youngest to do a walkoff in club history. the guy is 20 years old. the rangers get the win and stay one game behind cleveland for that second wild card. they are coming up big late in the year. >>> "thursday night football," 49ers and rams. colin kaepernick tossed a pair of touchdowns to anquan boldin. the play of the game, second quarter, fourth and inches. frank gore turned fourth and inches into a touchdown.

espn reported the 49ers will push for him to enter a rehab facility this week. and niners management just announced he will not play in thursday's game as they await a decision about a possible suspension. he was arrested for dui and marijuana possession. >>> new video of a fiery car accident in san francisco we brought now on the morning news. this was the scene on highway 280 when a car hit a power pole. the search coins for the driver who ran from the scene. pg&e responded to the fallen live power lanes. at one time power was knocked out for thousands people. service was restored this morning. >> another car crash in san francisco left one person dead and injured two others. this happened just after 10:00 last nights when a car slammed into a wall on webbed 80. three people were inside the car. the offramp was closed for an hour. >>> developing news tonight in the terror attack in nairobi, kenya, that became a hostage situation. at least 68 people were killed and the kenyan military has mounted a court attack. troops stormed the shopping mall where the terror

. >> here's our friends at espn with the highlights. >>> welcome into "sportscenter." 28 of the 32 nfleams in action on sunday. a couple of highlights. andy dalton of the bengals, a beautiful day in southwest ohio. clay matthews knox it loose. jennings runs it back. and the packers who were down 14-0 now make it 14-10 third quarter, rodgers to jones. 14-0, cincinnati. the packers score 30 straight points and lead, 30-14. but back come the bengals. they're down by three. packers go for it on fourth and inches. they don't get it, then they fumble it. and then the bengals pick it up after they fumbled it. and terence newman goes all the way. lambeau leap in ohio. and the bengals beat the packers, 34-30. >>> let's go see at. the seahawks appear to be an nfl heavy weight. russell wilson runs the offense. the defense is stout. sidney rice. nice catch. second td catch for him. the seahawks remain undefeated at 3-0. check out "sportscenter" live at 9:00 for more. i'm john buccigross. have a great monday. >>> this makes this our perfect play of the day. meet 5-year-old carson kinnick. doing wha

the reenactment caught the attention of espn and many etweets have ensued. >> yes, that's a plane and yes, it performed quite a stunt. flige just a few feet off the ground over by standers. this video is of an arrange general tin plane swooping by photographers at one of the bases in antarctica. no details have surfaced about why all this happened. >> crisp morning and a mild afternoon and that's the pattern through the rest of the week and into the weekend. 46 degrees this morning. it was 8 degrees cooler than normal. but the sunshine warmed us to 4 degrees above normal for the high of 78. northern suburns are getting on the cool side now. chestertown has dropped into the 50's. out in western maryland the temperatures aren't a whole lot cooler because there is cloud cover out that way. we've seen spotty showers rotating up from virginia. that cloud deck will keep temperatures up a few degrees. we'll have some clound around and then a bit of sunshine will be out in the afternoon tomorrow. 48 near the pennsylvania line. high pressure is still holding strong to our north. this patch of

please welcome father of five, matthew berry coming to us from espn hq in brinstol, ct.osed to the love of football itself? >> thanks for having me. great to be on the show. it's fun, right? we like fun. if you're a football fan, i'm a washington redskins fan, have been since i'm 5 years old. >> yes, me too. >> there you go. monday night, big season coming. >> i'm very excited. >> you and i will watch every redskins game, ever, because we're fans. what fantasy football does is it gives you a rooting interest in games you wouldn't care about, like the rams and the cardinals this weekend. who really cares about that? i do because i've got daryl richardson. i'm facing you. you have larry fitzgerald. suddenly i have a rooting interest in that game when i normally wouldn't. if you enjoy sports, it makes you enjoy sports that much more. if you don't care about football, it gives you a reason to watch football. my wife plays fantasy now. she never watchedlike, honey, wt to get home, kickoff is happening. >> my goodness, i'm so jealous of you. it's not quite how it is in our hou

ray lewis is speaking out telling espn this points to the lack of leadership. >> find some way to dissolve everything going on or before it comes to that type of head or even gets to this point. and so when you talk about the ravens i think they are going to have to refocus and find some quick leaders in that locker room. >> gentleman could by jones was injured in the ravens first-- jacoby jones was injure in the first game of the season as and not played since this. police responded to the scene but no arrests were made. >> we have a frosty start this morning. temperatures in the upper 30s in some spots. but as we go throughout the day, we will warm up a bit staying below average but even warmer as we go through time. i will have the details coming up. >> reporter: nothing to get in are way on 695 south of broening highway but i am following a crash in baltimore city. i will have details coming up after the break. [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. >>> a water main break is

es espn's chris connelly has the story. >> reporter: 30-year-old teddy kremer is a die-hard cincinnatihose shear enthusiasm has electrified your team. >> if you see teddy, you can't be mad ever again. >> reporter: at birth, teddy was diagnosed with down syndrome. a geneticist spoke to the family. >> she said, you might want to think about institutionalizing. >> we weren't going to do that. >> reporter: a charity event, honorary bat boy for teddy's beloved reds. they bid on it and won. >> i was so happy. i was so, so happy for it. >> reporter: that night, teddy's joy and energy captivated the team. captured in this iconic image. >> that picture ran the next day. and the teddy story kind of blew up. >> he believes when he's here, we're going to win. and half of winning is believing. >> reporter: and believe, he did. when the reds asked him back to the dugout a second time. that night, after todd fraser struck out in the second inning, teddy offered encouragement. >> he comes in the dugout. i said, it's okay. >> reporter: then, with frazier due up again, teddy had something to say. >> wha

on espn ray lewis says this points to the lack of leadership in the ravens locker room. >> find some way to dissolve everything that is going on actually dissolve it before it comes to that type of head or even gets to this point. and so when you talk about the ravens i think they are going to have to refocus and find some quick leaders in that locker room. >> gentleman could by jones was injured -- gentleman could by jones was injured -- jacoby jones was injured do you have your hand up. >> do you've quote from sweet pea. >> no. >> make it rain. >> lynette save me. >> i am since you talked about the weather. no rain coming in here any time soon. but what we are dealing with is a frosty start in portions of maryland this morning. but slowly but surely we will warm things back up. i will have the details coming up. >> reporter: no delays here on the jfx at ruxton road but a deadly crash shut down northern parkway at york road. i will have the best alternates all the details you need to know coming up after the break. >> reporter: in today's tech bites microsoft unveils two new version

. >> neil and stan at espn with all the highlights. >> good morning, america. he's stan. i'm neil.sportscenter" crew. giving you a little wake-me-up. >> jets and patriots played on thursday. pretty ugly game. first quarter, no score. third and two. patriots wide receiver aaron dobson lined up in the backfield. tom brady gets to him for the touchdown. patriots up 7-0. third quarter, jets driving down, 13-3. allowed powell up the middle for the touchdown. and the jets down 13-10. under a minute to play. the jets trying to get in field goal range. gino smith, has already thrown two interceptions in the fourth quarter. there's number three. intercepted by aqib talib. three players got ejected. patriots win it, 13-10. >>> a great race in the n.l. central. pirates, taking on the cubs. pirates trying to chase down the cardinals, who lost to milwaukee on thursday. jordy mercer, into the gap. pirates win it 3-1. and so, now, on top of the n.l. central, even-steven, between the pirates and the cardinals. >> wonder what odd todd thinks of that. >> you'll have to ask him. >>> have a great day.

but o'neill joins the team espn dubbed the worst franchise in all four of america's major sports. he told usa today and i'm quoting worst is at the bottom. which means you can't get no worser. and there's no such thing as worser, which means we can only get better. shaq is already in sacramento for the announcement. hours ago california's ann brown posted this photo of an apparent post-dinner work-out. >> check this out. a peninsula team who entered the red bull flugtag is coming home. the chicken whispererers sailed 258 feet over the harbor on saturday winning the competition. they also set a world record. the contraption was built in palo alto. every year red bull has the competition for flying machines that may or may not fly and then run them off the edge of a 30-foot pier. the team that flies the farthest wins. it was held at at&t park last year, i think it was. >> i missed it. one of those you find out the day after. man, i should have listened to mike inouye and his weekend plans. >> you remember bob, he did it. >> he rode a cable car. not exactly the most aerodynamic. >> i

no word on what percentage he will own, but o'neil jones the team espn dubbed the worse franchise in all four of america's major sports. he told "usa today" "the worst is at the bottom, which means you can't get no worser, and there's no such thing as worser, which means we can only get better." shaq arrived early in sacramento for the announcement, and apparently he spent some time with the governor's wife late last night. look at this. california's first lady ann brown posted this photo on twitter of shaq. i guess that is sort of a post-dinner workout. >>> well, speaking of the nba, the league is experimenting with new jersey. some members of the miami heat have reportedly been told the league is talking about having them where knicks name jerseys. that is instead of seeing james on the back of lebron's jersey, you would see king james. only miami heat and brooklyn nets will take part in that test run. >>> check this out. a peninsula team that entered the red bull flutage is coming home world record holders. the chicken whisperers, as they're called, sailed about 258 feet over the

we -- espn has pulled out.e will now have to see if it impacts contract. >> the judge did not have to buy it at iop will not. i am with you, throw it out. >> the story is not complete. >> 2-wood be the first ever to stand up to the nfl. >> -- he would be the first person to stand up to the nfl. >> last word. see you next week. ♪ >>> from washington, the mclaughlin group, the american original, for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one, labor pains. much of president obama's focus has been on the middle class and quote/unquote, better bargain. in terms of education, living standards and most notably, jobs. president obama chose an amazon.com warehouse as his venue. amazon announced it was adding 5,000 new workers to its company. >> should be doing everything we can