it's not just espn. it's the company that owns espn. >> this a la carte model, john mccain offered a bill that would allow people to buy their cable a la carte and the industry hates it. >> time warn cable, making tons of money, and there is no monetary incentive to let people choose. >> leslie horn. she's the staff writer, i know a lot of people will be signing up for this. thank you for discussing this. we appreciate it. >> ma'am cool gladwell is out with a new book, in "david and goliath." he takes a look at the little guy facing big challenges should not be under estimated. ali velshi asked gladwell how playing by unconvention al rules can lead to success. >> thank you for joining us. congratulations on the new book "david and goliath." you turn the story as we all thought about on its head. even the most critical thinkers among us would not have thought of another explanation than it was improbable that david would have beaten goliath. you take an entirely different look at this. you say not only wa

jets falcons on espn's "monday night football." following monday nirgt countdown on espn.or more news and highlights, check out a live "sportscenter" at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." a bar tender hits it big after serving a generous customer. >>> and barbie may be famous all over the world. a police officer made it clear that even she is not above the law. want to cover and correct spots? try this: cc creams from covergirl + olay. covers spots and lines instantly as you correct skin tone over time. goodbye, spots, hello, beautiful. cc creams from covergirl + olay. get 'em on the spot. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there ar24/7.branches? i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> welcome back. time to check "the pull"

and on the point of them influencing science or espn the reality is the documentary is airing and espn is in support of our journalism. >> you brought up the issue of money and in 2011 espn signed a extension of $20 billion. fans? do you think they care when they hear about this stuff? will it affect how they approach their favorite pastime? >> i think the real issue is you will hear people who read our book or who have heard about this issue, some people feel they are looking at the game in a different way. the reality is the game is still wildly popular. mark and you are huge fans ourselves. we love the game. i'm a 49er season ticket holder. >> what do you think will happen? >> i think the issue for us is we are hoping that as much nivtioinformation about this ise gets out there. on one level it's about the n.f.l. but it's gotten into the national conversation now at this point. he is parents all over the country whose kids are involved in contact sports are trying to make rational decisions about what they want for their own kids. most of who are not going to play in the n.f.l. but

out a live "sportscenter" on espn at 9:00 a.m.rather strange situation in upstate new york. it's our "play of the day." imagine walking in and seeing this. >> somehow, that whole bunch of ducks was able to march right into the place. eventually, they were lured back out thanks to a customer with some popcorn. watching that video has us quauking up. >> i love the person with the swiffer doing to do the job. >> oh. >>> coming up, it's "the pulse." a celebrity's halloween costume getting attention for the wrong reasons. >>> and ohio state's marching band raising the bar. with another great performance. >> is that superman? but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more

here's neil everett at espn. >> good morning, america. neil everett on the "sportscenter" desk in los angeles. i'm not wearing any makeup. dodgers/braves. game one of the nlds in atlanta. dodgers up 2-0, with two outs. top three. adrian gonzalez, was awful against the braves this season. off chris medellin. 4-0. that's plenty when you are starting clayton kershaw. he had an e.r.a. under 2 this season. anderson simmons there. he struck out 12 braves, went 7 innings. and the dodgers one game up, 6-1. >>> how about thursday night football? bills and browns. both starting quarterbacks got injured. the bills are down 30-24. and jeff toole. washington state. they will not celebrate that. t.j. ward picks it. and the browns win 37-24. >>> thursday night football on espn. this was a wild game. mack brown, you heard about how hot his seat is. he's in ames, iowa, taking on iowa state. did he just fumble? jeremiah george has the football. and, boy. they looked at this. let me tell you what happened. he was an unhappy man because not indiundisputindis

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. >> what happened to the partnership here between "front line" and espn?as probably good for your ratings. when the espn pulled out, there were reports the network had gotten some pressure from the nfl. >> yeah. i don't know a lot, really, about what motivated the decision. we were surprised at "frontline," we were flabbergasted when the decision

have influenced espn to pull out. >> it's a $10 billion-dollar industry. we are not happy with the turn of events. whether the league influenced that decision or how much they influenced it. it's that nothing actually changed. the league clearly on this issue of brain damage and its connection to football. there's movement that's been made. they are still saying the same thing now that they said before congress is that we're still going to let the doctors decide if this was an issue you are or not. many of the doctors that hear that. the decision -- that link has been made. the question how prevalent it is. the reality remains the documentary is airing. espn has been increditly supportive of our journalism. >> you brought up th the issueef money. they were paid $27 billion-dollars. it's a high test program of the night. it took 14.4 million fans among the 18 to 49-year-old. what will this all mean for the fans? do you think they care when they hear about this stuff? will it effect how they approach their favorite past time? >> i think the real issue is --

the way espn covers sports and you know that if you want to know something about sports, you go to espng to be just -- launching new artists, new acts, a platform for the artist, and for the fans, by the fans. >> jimmy: here you are with another owner of a television network. oprah winfrey, kanye west as well. did you ask oprah about owning a network? >> i didn't really ask her about owning a network. because the it's -- it's been the most challenging thing in my life. >> jimmy: you should have, she owns one and sheep knowone ahe . >> i said do you recognize this face? >> jimmy: what did oprah say? >> yeah, that's the look of fear of owning a network. >> jimmy: i see. by the way, whose side. >> i thought that was funny. >> jimmy: when i had a feud going on with kanye west, whose side were you on, mine or his? did you think about that? >> is that -- >> jimmy: it is over now. >> i don't want to hurt your feelings, but, you know? >> jimmy: i know what? >> i got -- i got to rock with the artist. i'm a musical artist. i can't go against my family. >> jimmy: what am i a bricklayer over here.

wild card spot. >>> there's a new podcast on espn radio, hosted by our linda cohn.it's called "listen closely." give it a listen. have a great day. >>> another couple gone from "dancing with the stars." this one a fan favorite. >>> and next in "the pulse," jimmy kimmel hits the streets to see if people know that much about obama care. funny stuff, folks. stay with us. ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. [ male announcer ] don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause seri

it's on espn. 30 for 30.right? >> yeah, i love the islanders. yeah, i grew up on long island. [ applause ] sounds like you have some people from long island out there. in the '80s, they were a great dynasty, then they fell on some hard times. 1980 to '84 they were the last professional major sports franchise to win four championships in a row. most people don't know that. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yes, that's true. and when they fell on to some hard times, the team was for sale. and the guy decided that he was going to buy the team named john spano. and he went into a fleet bank in boston and took out an $80 million loan with a piece of paper he that made at his house. >> jimmy: how is he going to do that? >> that's a great question. but he did it. >> jimmy: he got a loan? and please, and i'm a capital one representative. >> yeah, you are. [ laughter ] but yeah. he did it. he went in and with a -- >> jimmy: $80 million. >> they gave him $80 million bucks. and he was the owner of the team for four months bef

today telling espn's washington radio 570 that he has experienced memory loss. >> after 20 years god only knows the toll. this was a little shocking that i couldn't remember my daughter playing youth soccer. it was just one summer, i think. >> reporter: espn looked at the science of concussions, 60 percent are head-to-head like a sledge hammer to the head and it only takes 15 milliseconds. that's why the nfl instituted new rules about head hits and paid out three quarters of a billion dollars to former players. favre's admission came as his name came up as a replacement quarterback for an nfl team. it's not the first time since he retired but he has the same answer. >> it's flattering but there is no way i'm going to do that. >> reporter: favre, a future hall of famer is one of the biggest names associated with the nfl concussion problem. he says he has considered having tests done on his brain looking for a buildup of proteins which could be a sign of concussion but he says he hasn't done it yet because there isn't much treatment now even if they do find a problem. even with the cha

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dish threatened to continue carrying disney owned channels including espn. short-term agreement but there are talks about a longer term resolution. could this be the next big fight? >> i would predict we're not going to see a blackout. time warner cable and cbs, there were big ads, there was a lot of talk, big conversations in the press leading up to their deal expiring, but this has been pretty quiet, leading up to this deal expiring. i heard that things were going to be settled ahead of time. i'm surprised they had to extend their talks. there's a lot at stake, espn, which is valuable and a busy time of year for sports and the fall tv season. it's in everyone's best interest to work this out and i would bet disney/abc will get a price increase because the last time had they negotiated this deal was many years ago. >> john, what do you say here? is this one going to be a big fight or are they likely to work it out? >> it looks like dish has the potential to get really, really hurt here. i mean it's one thing losing cbs for people, but espn during this time

could go dark and two most watched channels, espn and disney channel could be shut down nationwide onlls me is the sticking point is the dish's ad-skipping dvr, the hopper. the networks sewaged them to stop the technology. they may be pressing dish to dump it. charlie ergen railed against the rising cost of sports tv he is likely not easy to fuel another price hike at es spend. offsetting ergen's recalcitrance, this guy, unflappable, low-key disney ceo robert iger. he came on fox business set with me last week and he doesn't seem to be worried at all that the dish talks will blow up. stay tuned whether this turns ugly. david: dennis kneale, thanks very much for that. >>> sick of sacrificing her life for her job, one woman quit in pretty dramatic fashion. liz: dancing. david: her resignation is an internet sensation. we have it for you right here. you don't want to miss it. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? no hidden fees. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things." ok, why's that? well uhhh... hey daddy, what's your job? daddy's a uhh florist.

. >> brett favre admitting he suffered severe memory loss >> espn anchor lindsay sarniack has the storyreporter: i went blank for a while. in my career. >> reporter: brett favre describing the last hit on the football field. there wasn't match that rat yeld him but in three years he admits what's happening off the field scares him. he sex peer yensing memory loss. >> i think after 20 years god only knows the toll. this is a little shocking for me. i couldn't remember my youth soccer. >> reporter: the nfl began keeping statistics in 1982. >> i'm going to try to live as close to normal life as i can. >> reporter: espn claiming 60% are the result of hell melt to helmet hits. the nfl institutes rules and penalties for these types of hits. for the nfl this, reopens the whole thing again. we're in the concussionera. and brett favre is now the poster child, if you will, for the issue. >> reporter: he made it clear he has no plans to return to the nfl. >> it's flattering but there is no way i'm going to do that. >> i think what is scary here is that he's only 44 years old. and it's not going to

today telling espn that he has experienced memory loss. >> after 20 years god only knows the toll. this was a little shocking that i couldn't remember my daughter playing youth soccer. it was just one summer, i think. >> reporter: espn looked at the science of concussions, 60 percent are head to head like a sledge hammer to the head and it only takes 15 milliseconds. that's why the nfl instituted new rules about head hits and paid out three quarters of a billion dollars to former players. favre's admission came as his name came up as a replacement quarterback for an nfl team. it's not the first time since he retired but he has the same answer. >> it's flattering but there is no way i'm going to do that. >> reporter: favre, a future hall of famer is one of the names associated with the concussion problem. he has considered having tests done on his brain looking for a buildup of proteins but he says he hasn't done it yet because there isn't much treatment now even if they do find a problem. even with the changes that the nfl has made, critics argue the game in america is still too vi

. >>> the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >>> this is tailgate week fired up by kingsfordfootball presented by windows and tonight, big ten matchup between ohio state and northweste northwestern. you are looking live at ryan field in evanston, illinois, earlier today a major storm rolled through here with winds measured in excess of 40 miles an hour, but

you can see it at 7:00 on espn eye guess he's in the -- >> i guess he's in the concerned about job security. >> some nfl players will wear pink for raise breast awareness month. >> ladies, listen up, the key to your breast health may be in a jar of peanut butter. >> weather wise today a mex of clouds and -- mix of clouds and sunshine. we'll talk about how things will shape up into your wednesday and beyond. that's straight head -- ahead. Ñ[= >>> we're thinking pink here at abc2 because it's breast cancer awareness month. it's not just women who need to worry about the disease. it may be less common but that cancer particularly dangerous in men. >> i don't think men think to check for lumps in their breasts. >> reporter: that's what this tv anchor thought until it happened to him. 2004 he was diagnosed with male breast cancer. >> you can be masculine and term hall am every way and it can still get you. >> reporter: breast cancer is rare in men but this year over 2200 will be diagnosed with it and more than 400 will die. >> it doesn't make this any less important to be aware of changes in you

. >> miguel de espn estamos en vivo después de este partido pasa por mente el "chicharito" hernández?tante y llegar el día 9 para el 13 no termina de adaptarse a lo que queremos, son partidos cruciales si hay tiempo pensaria pero eso nos tiene con idea de traer a alguien estos 22 hacen buen trabajo . >> reitero mucho que trabajar no es de más con nosotros pero en la adaptación es rápida . >> entonces tenemos hasta mañana para comunicados la decisión y también hacerlo saber a ustedes . >> la otra duda que como juega . >> nos quedamos con la duda de sobre diego reyes que sabe miguel herrera , uno le parece mucho que viene de europa . >> se menciona que las posibilidades grandes eran el "chicharito" hernández o moreno o reyes parece que eso se reduce más . >> lo deja claro otra vez el piojo . >> la cosa el desgaste de los jugadores . >> además decía que para el esquema de trabajo dos a tres días no era suficiente que no serian convocados . >> el tema del portero puede . >> claro dentro y fuera pero ojo es viaje largo creo que tienen que ser 3 . >> hasta aquí nosotros

but if i add your shameless shenanigans, i'll be on espn every night.na do my dance after you score? you damn straight, and i'll buy any other dances you've got, too. woo-hoo! ( cheerful scatting ) ( sighs ) ♪ "l" is for "loser" ♪ which describes you, sir ♪ don't try to stop me ♪ just enjoy the view, sir. "the view, sir." then show ass. got it. honey, i bet you're wondering why daddy's not at work again. the answer may surprise you. i have a new job choreographing end zone dances for a professional football player. looks like all you're teaching is obnoxiousness and poor sportsmanship. don't forget showboating. that's the cornerstone of my "pyramid of success." ooh, i forgot crotch grabbing. that'll be the sun. mm-hmm. ( cheerful music plays ) grandpa, will you take me fishin'? sorry, jimmy-- your grandma and i are going to go have old-people sex. thank you, jammitin! ( rock music plays ) oh, there's nothing but filth on tv. but with this new video camera, we can make our own entertainment. now boys, we're gonna film the world's first and some would say

el boxeo, después de la derrota de juan manuel márquez contra el estadounidense parapití, le dijo a espnenador habló de un posible retiro antes de la pelea pudo haber jugado en contra de su boxeador. aún se desconoce el futuro. - revisemos nuestro marcador mc'donalds, bolivia y perú en un duelo empataron 1 - 1. ucrania goleo 8 - 0 a san marino. de esta forma, llegamos al final de los deportes, es momento de comerciales,pero no se muevan, regresamos en minutos. >> sulema: pasamos al pronóstico del tiempo con cristina, ¿ que nos tienes, lluvia, sol, viento? >> cristina: poco de todo, para mañana tenemos esta probabilidad de lluvia en nuestra región, 30 por ciento al diario de la tarde y hacia las horas de la noche tendremos un 60 por ciento, finalizamos este día con lluvia en la región, temperatura máxima de 73. atrás de este frente defiende la temperatura para lo que deberíamos estar en esta época del año, 68 el viernes y mínima de 48. en el adelante tendremos un patrón frío en la región, temperatura máxima del sábado de 63 y mínima de 48 grados. así, el domingo 64 y mínima de 44, y el lu

espn reported the game will take place as well. the academy deleted the tweet saying it was erroneous and no decision has been made about the game. remains and we will keep you updated. the postseason began in unfamiliar territory. the pirates without a winning season since 1992 back in the playoffs and like the orioles last season following, they made good. facing cincinnati in an atmosphere just like last october at camden yards, awesome. jairus blasted the reds 6-2. a pair of home runs ending on a seven-game losing streak. pittsburgh gets a crack at another rival, st. louis. the best-of-five division series begins thursday and it is the al wild-card. tampa bay at cleveland. of thethe last 10 games regular season earning the right to host the wild-card. tampa bay sent alex cobb to the mound and he has been brilliant down the stretch. scoreless against the yankees. cleveland counters with danny salazar. he began the season in double-a and now pitches in and nomination game tonight. first pitch 8:05 p.m. stay with us, one more chec

according to espn, he's back in china to promote the company's new workout line in shanghai. >> i thinkhe hardest thing about this, attempting to learn mandarin again. >> reporter: do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? maybe he'll prepare by swimming in the yankee river or climbing the wall. no word when he will be back here to get ready for the real games in 2016. >>> at number two -- >> where's the beef? >> reporter: this is going vegan. >> the area gets excited about this new option. >> reporter: the mexican grill rolled out a new vegan menu today with grilled tofu as their protein source on their burritos and tacos. >> all right. thank you. vegetarians and vegans are always looking for new options. they know we're always looking for fresh and healthy alternatives. >> the only word -- [inaudible] >> reporter: this man loves his restaurant as much as he loves life. with his passing over the weekend, we thought we would honor him with creating the ultimate menu starting with breakfast and eddie's first restaurant, the bagel place, a grilled egg bagel with egg and

number, historically with the series at this stage the home team wins 77% of the time according to espn. >>> nfl costume watch. brady and wife dressed up as -- >> >> cowardly lion and dorothy. >>> this is bill belichick and girlfriend, linda. they were pirates. which do you like better? >>> fiery motorcycle crash in new zealand. this is the helmet video. as the racers collide turning a last lap corner. fuel flies. a fire starts. there are no serious injuries. >>> "early today" is sponsored by -- just for men mustache and beard, champions of racial hair and proud sponsor of moo vember. >>> incredible video from the front lines in syria and something so rare in that civil war. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. everybody wondering what the halloween forecast looks like. there is a chance of showers for the northwest. everyone else in the intermountain west and much of california looking dry and perfect considering how wet and rainy it will be in the eastern half of the country. the this is the future cast. the white is cloud. the green is rain. that's today

but james told espn, quote, my goal is to be the best of all-time and that means maximizing everything i have. >>> members of the washington capitals posed for photos wearing some silly hats and glass with rescue dogs for a charity calendar. it will raise money for a group that adopts dogs and cats from shelters and then places th them in homes in washington, maryland and verge yain. >>> robert griffin iii and josh wilson put on wigs at an event supporting the fight against breast cancer. they seem pretty hear with their new dos. wonder if they'll wear those on sunday. >>> and new extreme trick shots are back as the group shoots baskets from one white water raft to another. an amazing bank shot while moving on a zip line. as they always say, don't try that at home. >>> just ahead, the donald just got more spread out. >>> plus catching fire is starting to create quite a buzz. you're watching "early today". >>> welcome back. we are still looking at a beautiful weather pattern over the west. things are going to change. not so much for the west along the coast. throughout next week, big ch

an espn analyst getting flagged for sexism.ently, he thinks a woman shouldn't decide which college football teams make the playoffs. did we misread the calendar? is it 1950 in here? the heat he is getting. >>> first, two big raids, two big targets. at least one successful result. u.s. forces have captured one of the men they say help plan the 1998 attacks on the embassies in tanzania and kenya. the second raid took place in somalia. it is still unclear if he was taken down. we have team coverage starting with barbara starr at the pentagon. good morning, barbara. >> good morning, chris. the terror target in somalia had ties to attacks that have killed americans and that is why seal team 6 was called back into action. an extraordinary show of force by u.s. commandos in highly risky secret operations in somalia and libya. friday, october 4th, predawn, on somalia's southern coast. u.s. navy seals slip off a commercial ship and raid a terrorist stronghold, within moments, they are forced to abort under heavy gunfire from militants,

but james told espn, quote, my goal is to be the best of all-time and that means maximizing everything i have. >>> members of the washington capitals posed for photos wearing silly hats are rescue dogs for a charity calendar. it will raise money for a group that adopts dogs and cats and places them in homes. >>> robert griffin iii and josh wilson put on wigs at an event supporting the fight against breast cancer. they seem pretty hear with their new dos. >>> and new extreme trick shots are back as the group shoots baskets from one white water raft to another. an amazing bank shot while moving on a zip line. good stuff. >>> just ahead, the donald just got more spread out. sweel explain. plus catching fire is starting to create quite a buzz. you're watching "early today". >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. warm conditions for the east coast. some rain left over early today for dallas down to san antonio, some of that will drift over towards areas like memphis and little rock. as far as the extended forecast goes, all indications are what we call a polar are vor test. that's an a

for frontline, espn and in their own book, they've been investigating how the nfl has handled evidence that football may be destroying the brains of nfl players. >> i think in the simplest form, one major piece of our reporting just revolves around the simple question of what did the nfl know and when did it know it. >> narrator: the nfl would not cooperate with the fainaru brothers, nor would it talk to frontline. >> we went to new york to meet with them and say, "look, this is what we're doing. we'd like you to participate. we'd like you to make available these various people." and the nfl's message was, "sorry, we're not going to help you." >> narrator: but they continued to report the story, beginning with mike webster's career in the nfl. >> there's almost a darwinian quality about the nfl. webster wanted to prove to the world that he was going to be the toughest, and he did anything that he possibly could to do that. >> narrator: webster's sunday afternoons were spent on the line of scrimmage, brutal territory known as the pit. >> he had violence in him. he could explode into the

and espn anchor lindsay czarniak is here with more about his shocking revelation.d morning, lindsay. >> reporter: brett favre is loving life away from football. he did a radio interview this week after the st. louis rams reached out to his agent about favre coming out of retirement to play for their team. favre says there's no chance. part of the reason is the toll the game has taken on his mind. >> a few times i kind of went blank there for a while in my career. >> reporter: future hall of famer, brett favre, describing the last hit he took on the football field. there wasn't much that rattled favre during his 20-year nfl career. but in the three years since he's played football, he now admits it's what's happening off the field that scares him. favre telling espn radio, he is experiencing memory loss. >> i think after 20 years, god only knows the toll. this was a little shocking to me. that i couldn't remember my daughter playing youth soccer. >> reporter: favre was sacked 525 times in his career. that's the most for any quarterback since the nfl began keeping th

he wrote a lot of espn. he said there were certain political actors in washington buying advertising in hopes that they can get obama with all of the espn watching. he likes the shows. they're gritty and edgy. there's the new wave of a third golden age of tv. you have very impressive shows on the air like "the wire" and "board walk empire" and obama gravitates to those shows. many are the paid cable. he likes the shows of the 1% rather than the 99%. >> how about theater glass. we have this one in front with the 3-d glasses. >> he watches movies, talks about them. sometimes jokes about them. he's aware of what's going on in the movies but doesn't seem as obsessed with movies. >> you go to his opponents and you relate to his components in the campaigns to the culture thing, how did he trump them. >> well, mitt romney whom i was a supporter i would refer to pop culture. but the pop culture he referred to, he talked about seinfeld. he talked about ferris bueller's day off. they're two or three decades old. they'

should the fcc be fining espn every time they used the name? should kids?d to wear the jerseys? >> a number of sports writers never use the name. today in "the washington post," david seems to me a good analysis of why he doesn't use the name. the problem is here, i think, when the dictionary definition is trotted out, then we confront people with the notion that they have been using a slur. and that's very difficult if you want people to change the name. so for a moment i'd like us to forget that is the dictionary definition, and so focus on the fact that the organizations that represent the majority of american indians today say they want the name changed. we don't need the people who have used the name to feel that they have been doing something wrong, and i tried to purge anybody of any accusatory tone by telling them i myself have used it. >> but if you want the name changed, i imagine you want it changed everywhere -- >> don't imagine what i want. >> how far does it go? >> as far as i'm concerned, my consciousness has been raised on this name. i have