i have a date. >> espn, espn, espn. >> i have a date. >> you're not supposed to ever talk about what you're doing. it's on tv. >>io said the girl's first name, name. >> she's on espn, the s.e.c. taylor. >> oh, lord. >> come on. you go on a date with your tv crush, she went to georgia. i went to alabama. she's on the sideline interviewing nick saban. >> what's her name? >> maria taylor. >> you would not. >> all right, are you still dating? >> you have to watch the season finale of rickey smiley for real tonight on tv one, and you shall see. >> i'll be tuned in. >> stay tuned. there's still more "dish nation" coming up. >>> it's a new year. get a new look with fresh desh gear. go to dishnation.com forward slash dish gear to get all your >>> well, we've got big star wars news today. we're getting closer to revealing who might play the young han solo in the han solo spin-off movie for star wars. >> that's not coming out until 2016 2018. >> exactly, but they're looking at young akers. >> how young do we have to go? harrison ford's character, correct? >> how young do we have to go? i could

i think investors are very concerned about espn and the cord cutting issues. i'm a bit less bearish on the impact of this overall and i think disney perhaps could put espn over the top if it chose to, but i don't think it wants to do that. i don't think it sees a need to do that and i don't think the commission of that would be as good and that's what investors are mostly concerned about is the overall economics of a declining bundle are more difficult for all of these tv networks than they have ever been. >> let's talk about what they should do about that. we obviously understand the problem that they face with the cord cutting by people who are just not interested in sports, so what should disney do about this espn problem do you think? >> it's not so easy. they've got a lot of sports rights fixed for many, many years, i think the next big contract to come up will be the nfl which is in 2022 or so. so they've got a lot of big sports lesion locked in at high prices for a long time and you've got a traditional bundle which evidently fell for espn by 7% over th

any questions when it came to their all protight end missing as a second practice in three days but espn is reporting that he was at a boston hospital receiving treatment on his right knee which included an injection. >> i don't know if he was are a not but we have to play and just do our job. >> reporter: wednesday gronk was listed on the practice report as limited with a knee injury. the nfl network is reporting he should be good for the divisional graham against kansas. s is for confirmation from the patriots they weren't >> got to ask gronk. >> reporter: what pats safety devon mccourty seems to answer finding a way to in 12 weeks. >> i think watching the film. the biggest thing is executing our game plan. we'll always have keys answer things we need to get done. usually when we come out of the game we're happy with a be 12 games. >> you know without trying to put too much of a game plan, you know they're good at what they do and you have to go back and look at those games or those plays or situations where they didn't look at smooth. >> reporter: finding things they didn't look very

it's been a presentation of espn. again. >>> for the first time in 2years, the chiefs have won playoff game. they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. they won one in the afl. came here and beat the oilers. time for the gruden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. who is it? >> i would like to give to it the chiefs. i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the chiefs. what a game he's had here today. eight catches. 1288 yards. he did it all day long. corner route. beautiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he beats kevin johnson. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. ball. make johnathan joseph miss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. when maclin went down. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. >> that's the way it was last year. the offense did the job. special teams, defense. reid's team gets a shutout. never happened before regular season or post season. the mos

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those of you on espn, we'll go to "sportscenter." those of you watching on abc, your local station will pick up with regularly scheduled programming. we say good night from houston. 30-0, kansas city. sfx: rocket blasting off (ding) (dong) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) sfx: (countdown) 3, 2, 1 (ding) (ding) (ding) every insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families who've supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news at 6:00. stephanie: right now on news nine, how much rain will fall. tomorrow. one inch or two inches sunday night into monday. it' drizzle. that is cause for concern. road crews may be going out because of slick conditions with temperatures right aroun

their announcer told espn the coach went crazy after the call but the announcer told espn he did notieve the coach meant to knock down the ref. he told espn it looked like the coach did though intend to get in the referee's face. the referee did stay in the game. police were not called out to the game and this only came to their attention overnight after calls from the media. they told me on the video the chief said this morning they will look into it. >> we're looking for was there anything criminal that happened. if it wasn't then it's end tearily up to the school and whatever governing body overseas basketball in the county they'll decide. we have zero involvement in whatever internally happens involving the coach or anybody that was involved. >> reporter: or if the referee decides to file charges. >> well, i mean, he hasn't -- he hasn't yet. he hasn't called to complain about anything as far as we know. >> reporter: and pennsbury did go on to win the game 49 to 42. now, jerry devine is a long time teacher at neshaminy high school. he teaches special ed and also algebra and histor

cox customers pay 8 dollars per month for espn, whether they watch it or not. howfield says cox made a terrible business decision to pay that much. local broadcasters like channel 8 provide 35% of the viewership for cable systems, but get only 12% of the revenue. cox earns many times more from channels 8's original content than does channel 8. a public relations statement sent to cox customers is the claim that klas is demanding three times what it gets from the current agreement--flat ly untrue, she says. callers to cox have been told their cable bills will jump 20 or 30 dollars if klas wins, which is not only false but ridiculous. howfield is prohibited by law from making public what the retransmission rates would be but says the typical fair amount negotiated by stations all across the country is around 1 dollar per subscriber. cox is paying many times that amount for espn, but only a fraction as much for klas. most telling of all is one fact that cox can't spin---the proposed re- transmission rate has already been deemed fair and reasonable by every other p

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this is the marquee media property in cable, is espn. >> and they had the drop with the espn news. it wasn't anything to do with "star wars." >> what is the trade then? >> this is one of those situations, we are getting down to a level at which the stock has bounced in the past. the flash crash hit around $90. 18 months ago this was the level. this is down to the point where this is trading at a discount. one of the best names that has been around is trading at a discount to the broad market and we are seeing what looks like perhaps a short-term wash-out to me. and at the same time that is happening, options premiums are going through the roof. so what i was looking at was simply selling the february 92.5 put. you could collect 3.25 when i was looking at it. this is a situation where you are long on the stock below $90 if it is put to you. if it isn't and the stock stays here and drifts lower or goes higher, you will pay 3.5% in one month. and to me that seems like an attractive return. >> and you would be well into support. and that is the thing here. if the s&p 500 itself, which

with espn news, wasn't anything to do with star wars. >> what's the trade? >> this is one of those situations we're getting right down to a level at which the stock has bounced in the crash. the flash crash 18 months ago, this was sort of the level. we are getting down to a point where this is trading at a discount, one of the best names that's been around is trading at a discount to the broad market and we're seeing what looks like perhaps a short term washout to me and at the same time that that's happening, options premiums are going through the roof. what i was looking at was simply selling the february 92.5 put, collect 3.25 when i was looking at it. you'll get long in the stock, below $90 if it is put to you. if it drifts lower or goes higher you'll make 3.5% in one month. to me that seems like an attractive -- >> if the s&p itself is down only 11% from the 52-week high, this is down twice that and cheaper price. you would rather put your money here than something yet to have the beating this already had. >> we could have made this argument that stocks

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espn of e-sports kicking off the new year with a new deal. will have the details next. ♪ emily: the french telecom industry could be getting smaller. the combined entity would control the mobile markets, sparking concern from antitrust regulators. the companies are evaluating a bonanza of after sales according to people familiar with the matter. there could be other two major providers monitoring the situation closely. and, as the tech m&a does not stop, a group by china resources can have a better deal. it is a move that brings the gaming company closer to its role of being the espn of game sports. tell us about the deal and the potential. alex: this has been a bit of a back-and-forth. reaching a deal with fairchild. this was about a month ago at this point, for $20 a share. then, this company, china resources -- a big company out of china -- the semi conductor unit which is much smaller, they made an unsolicited offer which was deemed to be not a superior offer. they addressed some of the concerns that fairchild had, including paying a brea

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on espn you -- espn u. meanwhile the iowa hawkeyes made another big jump in the national polls monday. the hawks are now up to ninth in the nation. that's the highest iowa has been ranked since 2001. sunday's win over michigan gave iowa its first 5 and 0 big 10 start in the last 19 years. iowa heads to new jersey next to take on rutgers. 6:00 p.m. on espn u. elizabeth: new this morning doctors in eastern iowa say a common repository virus is on the rise. kcci's alyx sacks is following the story this morning. just how common is this rsv? alyx: elizabeth, the centers for disease control says almost all children will have had a respiratory syncytial virus infection by their second birthday. but rsv can be serious, especially for infants and older adults. rsv infects the lungs and breathing passages. healthy people usually experience mild, cold-like symptoms and recover in a week or two. the cdc says to look for loss of appetite, runny nose, coughing, sneezing, a fever about 1 to 3 days later. in very young inf

amount for espn, but only a fraction as much for klas. most telling of all is one fact that cox can't spin---the proposed re- transmission rate has already been deemed fair and reasonable by every other provider system here...all except cox. lisa howfield: every other carrier in this market has recognized the value of a local broadcast and agreed to the terms which are very fair...direct tv, dish, century, they all agree. it's cox who does not. cox has shown it understands the prior to this dispute, the cable company was one of the top advertisers on klas. it pulled 400,000 dollars in ads from channel 8 after it walked out of the negotiations, including 100,000 dollars to be spent on super bowl sunday, a program that now will not be carried on cox at all. george knapp 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) in the past decade, the parent company for channel 8, nexstar, has successfully reached agreements with cable providers all across the country, and contrary to what cox has implied, has not forced a cutoff of service during that time. the com

cox customers pay 8 dollars per month for espn, whether they watch it or not. howfield says cox made a terrible business decision to pay that much. local broadcasters like channel 8 provide 35% of the viewership for cable systems, but get only 12% of the revenue. cox earns many times more from channels 8's original content than does channel 8. a public relations statement sent to cox customers is blatantly false and misleading, howfield says. the claim that klas is demanding three times what it gets from the current agreement--flat ly untrue, she says. callers to cox have been told or 30 dollars if klas wins, which is not only false but ridiculous. howfield is prohibited by law from making public what the retransmission rates would be but says the typical fair amount negotiated by stations all across the country is around 1 dollar per subscriber. cox is paying many times that amount for espn, but only a fraction as much for klas. most telling of all is one fact that cox can't spin---the proposed re- transmission rate has already been deemed fair and reasonable

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it's been a presentation of espn. and a kansas city win in again. >>> for the first time in playoff game. they do it with they won the last playoff game. in houston. they won one in the afl. came here and beat the oilers. time for the gruden grirnd. this is big. a wild card grinder. who is it? >> i would like to give to it the chiefs. i'm picking travis kelce. the tight end. pro bowl tight end of the what a game he's had here today. eight catches. 128 yards. he did it all day long. corner route. beautiful pattern. he beat jackson. went up and got it. and then just a simple flat route. he gets the first down. he beats kevin johnson. another first round draft choice on a deep cross. then he goes down and gets a low ball. make johnathan joseph miss. he's off to the races. he kept the chains moving. he picked up the slack. when maclin went down. if maclin can't play, it will be a lot more kelce. year. the offense did the job. special teams, defense. reid's team gets a shutout. never happened before regular season or post

here's what espn's coley harvey told us. coley harvey: "they may have to go outside the team to get an offensive coordinator. james irvin is in house as a possible replacement and ken zampese, the qbs coach, who helped galvanize andy dalton. he's also a candidate in house, but we'll see what they end much more from coley harvey on sportswrap. his take on marvin lewis is really strong. but coming up next, to quote seinfeld... what's the deal with uc? highlights ahead the bengals playoff curse continued in minnesota and washington. blair walsh misses a chip shot for the vikings. so, former bengals defensive coordinator mike zimmer goes down, and in d-c, jay gruden, former bengals offensive coordinator, goes down to the road teams won this weekend. jer hplaz gfx mick cronin doesn't tell his team to shoot poorly, and win with defense, but when they do, and win on the road, it gets mick cronin right in the feels. physical game in south florida. keep an eye on octavius ellis. shaq thomas giving uc a lift in the second half, he had

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espn and the watchespn app. that will do it for us. max, coach. enjoy the game tonight. >> thank you, fellas. >>> now to what's being called the gnarliest wipeout ever caught on video, in surfing history for that matter. >> 48-year-old garrett mcnamara last week tried to tame an el nino-fueled 50-foot-high wave. south of san francisco. but the wave won. breaking his upper left arm and dislocating his shoulder. >> ouch. look at him. he underwent surgery on friday. he posted this photo that his doctors expect a 110% recovery. >> we wish him the best. >>> up next in "the pulse." more from the golden globes. who got all the attention on the red carpet. >> the lady gaga and leo dicaprio moment that you have to see. it sent twitter into overdrive. see. it sent twitter into overdrive. get one inspired by dentists. with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super

now, he told espn it looked like the coach intended to get in the referee's face.m there you can again see on the video what you think happened. the referee did stay in the game. pennsbury ended up winning the game 49 to 42. now, devine is also a teacher here and the neshaminy high school for 15 years according to his bio on the web site. he also teaches special ed, history and al jeb before. he says on the web site he has been an educator for about 18 years. now, we also reached out to the school just to see if there was any action taken at the game. again, we still have not heard back. we're still waiting to get more information. for now reporting live outside of neshaminy high school, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." matt. >> all right annie i know you'll keep us posted on that. >>> new on "action news" gunfire erupted in the city of reading leaving one person injured and sending bullets flying into a barber shop in the area of north 11th and robeson streets late yesterday afternoon. families at the time were coming home from school and work. the shooting

what it is related to is espn. concerns about cable -- did we get her back. >> keep going until we're sure. basically the story is it was the most stable portion of their business. people thought this was going to grow exponentially. sports isthmus see television. >> overall market not selling off, disney would be debt, would disney be down less? >> it's a third of their business. this is the marquis media property in cable is espn other than cnbc. >> right. >> in july, initial drop with espnews. >> what do you do? what's the trade then? >> this is one of those situations we are getting right down to a level which the stock bounced, $18, this was sort of the level. we're getting to a point this is trading at a discount. one of the best names that's been around trading at a discount to the broad market and we're seeing what looks to be a short-term washout. at the same time that's happening options premiums are going through the roof. what i was looking at is simply selling, collect $3.25 when i was looking at it. b

on espn u. elizabeth: new this morning, doctors in eastern iowa say a common repository virus is on the rise. kcci's alyx sacks is following the story this morning. alyx just how common is rsv? elizabeth, the centers for disease control says respiratory -- it infects the lungs and breathing passages. it causes 50,000 under five each year. healthy people usually experience mild, cold-like symptoms and recover in a week or two. the cdc says to look out for loss of appetite, running nose, coughing, sneezing, and fever. irritability, breathing difficulties, decreased activity may be the only symptoms. >> we don't have a specific treatment and people will require breathing treatments but that's generally not how we treat it. there is a small population of children that require additional treatment, so its really just supportive measures. alyx: the virus can be contagious for a long time. shaina: developing overnight. kcci has learned the fbi and homeland security are concerned about possible threats

espn analyst was among the select few who had input on the hiring of chiefs offensive coordinator doug pedersonly while jaws was not in the room when they interviewed pederson in kansas city last weekend, jaws was present for some of the coaching candidate interviews. jaws tells "action news" today the eagles got this hire right. >> doug pederson i believe will wow this town. he's got experience here in the city of philadelphia. he knows the fabric of this community. he lived here. he worked here. not for a year, for many years. so he understands what this community is about. and you also have to be realistic. he's going to need a strong supporting cast. you know, it's his first opportunity to be a head coach in a national football league so the eagles have to make sure they surround him with all the right people and i truly believe they will. >> that is a very strong statement to say that he's going the wow this city. we'll see what happens. but jaws goes on to say this was a very difficult decision because there were so many good candidates. this really could have gone either way her

cox is paying many times that amount for espn, but only a fraction as much for klas. most telling of all is one fact that cox can't spin---the proposed re- transmission rate has already been deemed fair and reasonable by every other provider system here...all except cox. lisa howfield: every other carrier in this market has recognized the value of a local broadcast and agreed to the terms which are very fair...direct tv, dish, century, they all agree. it's cox who does not. cox has shown it understands the value of klas programming. prior to this dispute, the cable company was one of the top advertisers on klas. it pulled 400,000 dollars in ads from channel 8 after it walked out of the negotiations, including 100,000 dollars to be program that now will not be carried on cox at all. george knapp 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) in the past decade, the parent company for channel 8, nexstar, has successfully reached agreements with cable providers all across the country, and contrary to what cox has implied, has not forced a cutoff of service during that time. the compan

cox is paying many times that amount for espn, but only a fraction as much for klas. most telling of all is one fact that cox can't spin---the proposed re- transmission rate has already been deemed fair and reasonable by every other provider system here...all except cox. lisa howfield: every other carrier in this market has recognized the value of a local broadcast and agreed to the terms which are very fair...direct tv, dish, century, they all agree. cox has shown it understands the value of klas programming. prior to this dispute, the cable company was one of the top advertisers on klas. it pulled 400,000 dollars in ads from channel 8 after it walked out of the negotiations, including 100,000 dollars to be spent on super bowl sunday, a program that now will not be carried on cox at all. george knapp 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) in the past decade, the parent company for channel 8, nexstar... has successfully reached agreements with cable providers all across the country. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and contrary to what cox has implied... has not forced a cutoff of servi

that's the sound byte if we could requeue that. >> espn is our partner and i i do not tell to watch on t.v. when they are talking about the green room that's the most ridiculous thing. that's one of my partners. they are talking about college players and the pro draft. that's half the broadcast. >> a lot of college players would agree don't talk about the under class men just yet. >> you can understand why he's upset about that. everything is going to be very nice. >> sunshine both days. this is our planner for tomorrow morning starting off at 31. our high tomorrow 56 so tomorrow the coolest of the weekend days. sunday to 60 degrees. sunday is the warm day but both days plenty of sunshine. afr e week we had 56 sounds like heaven. >> but a wonderful week. >> thank you for joining us. the cbs evening news is next.