get beyond what you may call the espn overhang? >> no. they're not. and that's why there's opportunity in the stock right now. we think that investors will get there gradually over the course of the next one to two years. we think the fact that espn has been included in all of the new skinny bundles. these over the top offerings that have come out first with sony's view, with sling and with hulu and now most recently with the googp youtube tv product. i think that will help mitigate the fear that there is an incremental leg down for espn subscribers a core of all the new offerings. >> now you're looking for $128 bucks as a price target. that's about 15% from here. >> that's right. yep. that's our 12-month price target. that's correct. >> how much of your positive view of this or where does succession of bob iger factor into this? >> bob is a very unique leader.

if espn has a bad quarter, the studio still does well.as a bad period, broadway does well. but i don't think he's as susceptible to problems with china as other trade partners would be. >> all right, walter isaacson. >> i do think it's interesting, you did ask about, you know, him running for president or things like that. we'd be very lucky to have the type of business leader that bob iger is on the national scene some day i me. i mean, i don't think donald trump has shown how do you really run an enterprise. bob iger has shown how you run an enterprise. >> but trump certainly has us talking about ceo presidents, whether howard schultz or bob iger. walter isaacson. [ everyone talking at once ] >> thank you. >> yes, thank you. >> thanks, walter. when we come back, the crucial health care vote on the hill. we'll check in with former medtronics ceo bill george, who has always some good insight. markets holding on to its gains, up 67. uh, yeah. it's over, larry. what is? the whole wheelie thing. what do you mean? i just got this baby to get

is espn the big problem for disney and what does bob iger need to do to fix it?stpn is by far the profit contributor and it has been the engine of growth over the last 15 years. the growth rate has slowed over the last couple of years as subscribers leave the pay-tv ecosystem, cord cutters, and that has impacted espn and the growth rate. the challenge for bob iger and the management team -- at disney is to articulate a strategy whereby they can take high quality and valuable content on espn and take it directly to the consumer via some type of app or streaming service in a way that is economically viable for espn. to date, they have not come up with a strategy for that and it is not surprising because there is no company that makes more money off the pay-tv ecosystem of one cable channel than it is the disney company with espn. they have to tread lightly here, but that is job number one for bob iger to manage the evolution of espn from the analog world to the digital world. mark: who is going to succeed in that? a big question. i don't think they know. the questi

we reached out to espn for this comment. quote, we have long been about serving fans and creating the best content for them. today's fans consume content in different ways and we are adapting to change and improving what we do. that has consequences for how we utilize talent. we are confident espn will continue to have a roster of talent that's unequalled in sports. there is no word yet on what percentage of the 1,000 employees will be cut. they say this is still early days as they evaluate what they need to create more of the digital content. back to you. >> julia, do you get the sense this is imposed from disney at all as the company has been saddled with trying to right the ship at espn or is this just espn itself having to make difficult choices? >> i think those two things really can't be separated. certainly espn is part of disney. i think it is interesting. espn talked a lot about how they are changing show formats to figure out what type of content works best on different platforms. just last week i reported about ho

huge cuts on espn. you might have read it although you've never watched it. to hold tween. it has had every opportunity. i think it revisits 120ish which was the all time high in the middle of 2015. >> it was interested that towed answer the question as to why disney would be on this advisory county. >> is this a good thing for the company? is trump going after disney? is this a negative for disney as far as administration? i don't think so. i do not believe that will be the case. i agree with guy from the standpoint that 110, 120 is the trade. i think espn that has been plaguing them is behind them. >> one trader is betting that i think heading even higher. >> the call options. 4-1 today. nine out of top ten most active calls. the most active among them. paying about a dollar for those. those are bets. 44 days from now. however, since that doesn't capture may earnings, stretch out a little farther. >> what do you say on disney? >> it has very few cat lists. had it will be beauty ask the beast. next friday. reboot that one. >> check it out. >> there are times

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now, remember espn is the big money makerfor walt espn.er espn is the big money maker for walt disney. joining us is richard hunter, head of research, wilson king investment management. richard let me welcome you as the first male on business live. that's not by design. that's how it is on this programme on a daily basis. richard, talking markets, of course, it is budget day in the uk. are you going to be hanging on hammond's every word or is it not that big a deal today? i think generally speaking what happens with the budget, it has implication for specific sectors usually for example, alcohol companies, tobacco companies, house builders. the usual reaction? usual reaction. in terms of the macrostuff, the wider picture, it tends to be more of a currency story than moving equity markets apart from those specific sectors. i think it will be one that is going to be closely followed because at the moment the market is scrambling for any clues as to what brexit might actually mean. the pound being at seven week lows. what kind of currency mov

espn reporting houston police investigated 20,000 credentialed ofple, scoured hours surveillance tape and eventually landed on ortega as a suspect. after coordinating with the fbi, authorities in mexico launched a march 12 raid, not only finding the jersey but the pilfered jersey from 2009. also, von miller's and the p helmet from dish the 2016 super bowl. because two days after the memorabilia was confiscated he tendered his resignation. miller telling us overnight there is so much going on after a super bowl win. >> it took me a year to realize that my helmet was missing. it can get pretty hectic after

that event will be publicized on national television on espn. free and opened to the public hosted by inside nova and features the brightest and the the best spellers in our area. participants included three first graders who get this were only six years old. also this year one of the largest turnouts for parents and family showing support. now, again, the national spelling bee takes place at the gaylord hotel and it will be televised nationally and again it was -- there were a lot of nail-biters involved here but take a listen to what the winner says helped him get through. >> when i won the spelling bee i was just overwhelmed after my dream was to make it to the nationals and if if i could even win but i had never made it this far and even winning the county spelling bee and to actually win it, i just feel amazed. >> reporter: how do you prepare for something like this. >> well, it's mainly just looking over the words, practicing by taking quizzes. >> reporter: and you know they say practice makes perfect. a lot of words are actually on the na

oh, i'm on google, i'm over here on espn sports, hundreds of thousands of websites. that website only knows about what you did on that website. no, that's not what the broadband company knows. they know everything. they know everywhere you went. that's why they want this repealed. just think of how valuable that is. just think of how much money they can make selling all that information about you and your families. that's what we're debating tonight. we're debating a fundamental change in our country. and is it a heavy touch as opposed to a light touch to say that people's privacy, that the security of their families should be protected? then let's just shut down these hearings we're having, all of the crocodile tears being shed about what's happening in our society. how can all of this happen? we go into top secret briefings and we get told oh, we can do -- they tapped into this, they cracked into that, and people,

so i think the affiliate growth for espn stays in the fairway.hat i'm incrementally concerned about, actually, is advertising, because ratings on the shoulder programming, like sports center, ha have really rolled over. so even though we took up the overall earnings estimate, our espn advertising estimate went lower. so we'll continue to kind of look at it, you know, you heard some press reports about layoffs up in bristol. they have a big step up in their nba rights this year, which hurts operating income. i think as we get the affiliate renewals at 18, 19, and 20, i think it's possible we get a little bit more stability and some comfort around espn. >> anthony, thank you. anthonyny diclementi, the options market showing traders something very interesting about the broader stock market. john najarian is on the case, as always. more "halftime," back in two minutes. ♪ know you have a dedicad advisor and team who derstand whyou come from ow you can c an investmt t an as strong yr lues ow you can c an inves♪mt t an ow that together, you caestaish a

big deal for hewlett-packard enterprise. >>> tough times for espn.ple reports say the company is going to be making some deep cuts. that means a lot of on air personalities being put on waivers by the sports network. espn which is owned by disney chopped $100 million from its budget last year. these cuts are said to be deeper. espn is paying a lot for sports rights and content and it's dealing with a lot of subscribers losses. tens of thousands of subscribers giving up the cable packages each year is weighing on espn. >>> stock market got off to a negative start this morning. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing so far in the early going. the dow dropping about 40 points. the nasdaq is down 15. and the s&p is losing 7. michelle and anne, back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio, thank you. >>> let's get a check on the roads now with roqui. >> thank you, michelle. okay, i have to admit it's been extremely quiet all morning and now we have our first crash to report. contra costa county on highway 4, slow through pittsburg down to 242 a

so my question is and luckily for you espn is not broadcasting the ncaa. do you think north carolina takes the floor we'll hear about the allegations about academic bending of rules that have shadowed north carolina. >> i think you will. you have to. espn and again i worked for the times for 5 years and that was a different kind of animal. espn butted heads with roger goodal. yes, you have to talk about the darker issues. i played football, i played at the university, i played for four years. and you know, was i exploited. yes, sure, i had a mentor who we played every year at yankee stadium and he stopped going because you guys are going exploiting. i was an english major. there were doctors and lawyers. what i'm saying to joe is yes, there are things that are definitely wrong with the system but this is one of the most unique systems in the world where you can actually go to a university and be a runner or swimmer and get a degree and get a college degree. there's nothing wrong with that. i think that's a good thing. do we need to tweak things yes. but in

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you work for espn, which is in the odd position sometimes of celebrating the athletes.romos alone are something out of a massive hollywood concept, also covering the darker side. my question is, and luckily for you, espn is not broadcasting the ncaa, do you think when north carolina takes the floor, we are going to hear about some of the allegations about academic bending of rules that have shadowed north carolina? >> i think you will. you have to. i mean, espn -- again, i work for the times, for 35 years, and that was a different kind of animal. yes espn has actually butted , heads with roger goodell because of how one side of his sphere has really covered the nfl and concussion issues. i think, yes, you have to talk about ncaa and north carolina and the sort of darker issues of the academic fraud. you have to. let me just say one thing. i played football. i played at morgan state university. i played for four years. and, you know, this was an -- was i exploited? sure. i had a mentor who we played every year at yankee stadium. and he stopped going, because he said, you

because of the sudden and precipitous loss of espn subscribers.tock did have a hideous plunge of $110 down to $85 last year, back to $170 before cratering to $90. then last fall, there's still one more decline in subscribers, but ceo bob iger said he was feeling better about espn. that's all he had to say, because he backed it up by talking about an amazing movie slate that has since come to fruition, disney stock has seen its both good days and bad days, even though espn's woes haven't real -- starting to process other positives. in this case, disney's incredible movie schedule, that more than offsets any weakness in the cable business. in the meantime espn's costs are coming down and the street's starting to realize that the company's subscribers should be counted, some way, sharp or form. then goes starbucks, this one's really interesting. this stock peaked at $63 in november of 2015. just a totally, nothing 2016. has had really a pretty rough go of it. especially when same store sales stalled. this started off as a high quality problem, becaus

joining me in new york, bill rhoden, a columnist and editor espn's "the undefeated." nocera is author of the inside story of the rebellion against the ncaa. and john feinstein, author of "the legend'sks club." whatin to the uninitiated makes march madness so compelling. >> well, i think it's two things. and out nature of the event. it's not best of seven. teams can be the number one seed, number two seed, whatever. bad lose, they have a shooting night, somebody is hurt at the wrong time, they're done. but more than that, it's the true underdog aspect of the so-called double-digit seeds, those teams seeded 10 and higher, who have a real chance inwin early round games and some cases actually get to the final four. george mason got to the final four in 2016. v.c.u. got to the final four in 2011. and butler, which is now in a big-time lead, got to the final four in 2010 and '11, to the championship games. love to root for underdogs us underdogsgives like no other arena does. >> i take your point. is it also the nature of the competition that there are that we're going to

espn is reporting that the vote is in, and that there are enough ti es by quite a margin to send the raiders and approve their move to voters. this is likely to be a day raiders fans remember for a long time, and i tell you, as a sative of oakland who had the team move away from me has a kid. this would be the second such eao we remember in 35 years. first, let's take you live to the podium. the nfl is set to have a news conference, we're told any minute now to talk about the team owners and their votes. tl owners, we are told, have voted on whether or not to approve the raiders' plan to move from oakland to las vegas. again, as per an espn report, ahe 32 owners have voted by a 31-1 is margin to approve the raiders move to las vegas. they needed 24 votes. now you're looking live at oakland coliseum. the raiders have played football in oakland since 1995, and if you discount the l.a. years from 1982 to '94, the raiders have een in oakland franchise since atming into the league, something oakland mayor libby schaaf says she has been hoping the owners would take into consideration. ryg'

. >> more now from our friends at espn. >> good morning, it's "sportscenter" from los angeles.n verrett, neil everett. let's get you started with a little madness before the madness. >> first round, s.e.c., missouri, auburn, tied up. the clock on your right is the time left in the first overtime. that is kevin purryear who somebody left open and somebody wishes they hadn't left him open. there's what's great about sports, celebrating coach anderson gone at the end of the year but the year ain't over yet, coach. nice win by missouri. >>7 2-16 in the regular seasonn the s.e.c. they'll always have that. >> there you go. >>> celtics and warriors. celtics last team -- the team that ended golden state's 54-game home win streak last year. that was last year. jae crowder knocking that down and put celtics up seven. avery bradley with a steal and nobody's back. celtics up nine at that point and then this is the guy who makes things happen for them, isaiah thomas will pull up and knock it down. he had 25 points and the is he will ticks go to oakland and do it again. 99-86 over the warri

. >> in action as well, highlights from espn. >>> good morning, it's "sportscenter" from los angeles.verrett, neil everett. talking nba. >> let's go across the street. jas jason kiddd. bucks up against the clippers. j.j. redick, three-point game and bucks come right back with the greek freak. joe valent. matthew dellavedova. old-fashioned three. jordan made the three. five seconds left. griffin for the win. the bomber. buck, 97-96. >>> race for eight in the nba's eastern conference, goran dragic had an eye injury. he bothered jrue holiday and went right by him. >> big defense. >> solomon hill got him too, flat-footed. dragic, 17 point, 6 for 8 in the first half but he wasn't done. behind his back and able to finish. heat win it, 120-112. so miami continues to roll. they're as hot as anybody. >> that whole pelicans thing. >> not working out. but, if they sign cousins, long term and then the future looks bright. >>> one more highlight from a soccer match in brazil. the team in black and white on the attack. >> just watch. the last two touches of the ball right here. here you go. first g

. >> highlights from espn. >>> good morning, america. i'm john buccigross. on espn last night you might have been in bed preparing for your morning and missed it. rockets and cavaliers from houston, james harden, mvp candidate, lebron james mvp candidate. houston up 6 with two minutes to go. good defense by houston. james harden brings it up, anderson beverly for three, a big shot. that just about did the cavaliers in, another triple-double for james harden. 30 for lebron but the rockets win. >>> ncaa tournament underway and friends at westgate in las vegas installed duke as the favorite to win the tournament. 5-1 odds. north carolina right behind them. villanova the number one overall seed, they are at 8-1 with kentucky, so villanova the number one overall seed in the tournament but it's duke as the favorite to win it according, again, to the folks in las vegas. there, duke and north carolina have never met in an ncaa tournament game. any game at any level however jay billals thinks they'll meet in the finals. >>> up next the worst possible case of the mond

espn's tony reali will join us in a moment.night. >> reporter: overnight, history. the gonzaga bulldogs making the final four. and the oregon ducks, punching a ticket for the first time since 1939. for gonzaga, the long-time cinderella finally playing for a chance to become basketball royalty. the top team in the west controlling 11th seeded xavier throughout. >> williams scores! >> reporter: xavier needed the improbable to keep it close. check this out. a loose ball, bouncing into the basket. >> oh, my goodness! >> reporter: zags breaking away in the second half. a buzzer-beating three, the exclamation point. 83-59, the final. and how about the oregon ducks? the three seed stunning top seed kansas. jordan bell, a one-man wrecking crew. 11 points, 13 rebounds, 8 blocks. >> and hustle. >> reporter: kansas discombobulated by the dunks all game. jayhawks came in averaging 96 points. scored 60. oregon, the best run in program history since they won the first tournament in 1939. >> and tony joins us now. so, tony, if you picked gonz

espn is a -- i brought my cell phone to show you. this is how i get espn now. up with your provider. but i think the miscounts of espn are far more important than people realize. i do not think that espn is doing as badly. then again, tv is doing not that well. nobody else has what disney has against it. though cbs, one of the ten best performing stocks since the bottom. >> that's right. >> yeah, up another 6.5% this year, is cbs. its sister company, viacom, up over 22% this year so far under the new leadership. certainly made a comeback after what was a very difficult year. of course, a lot of internal struggles there in 2016 for viacom. >> have you seen next star broadcasting, some of these smaller broadcasters getting a lot of ad dollars? a lot was from the election. their stocks are soaring. sirius satellite, people ask what is going on there. i say it is good business. the other ways to advertise besides giving the money to senasnap are doing well. i'm being facetious with snap. i'm waiting for a buyback. >> we haven't talked about snap in a few days. ther

here's neil and stan at espn. >> good morning, "sportscenter" from los angeles. stan verrett here, neil everett there. nba east and west. you go west. >> i'll go west, young man. i got the warriors against oklahoma city, kevin durant wanted to go to this game so bad he rode his bike from oakland to oklahoma city. steph curry, hey, get out of my face, who. i don't even know your name. christian and russell westbrook and curry got in a little beef right there. then they had a jump ball right afterwards. curry hit that. golden state ran away with this one. 111-95. >> wizards and celtics. thomas back after missing two games with a knee. check this out. thomas, he's 5'9". jason smith is seven-feet tall but thomas able to get up and over him to tap that in. he had 25 points. avery bradley had 20. jae crowder, al horford, 16 apiece. they win it 110-102 so now boston in control of that two seed in the eastern conference behind cleveland. they're up 2 1/2 games on washington. that's it from he. back to you. >> get that man some halls. >>> up next in "the pulse," 60 carats

to espn, steph curry and kerr thought "weird.""new movies made a splash at the box office this weekend. david daniel brings us the top five. the teen drama "before i fall" opened in fifth place, taking in four-point-nine million dollars. "the lego batman movie" is up to 148-million in domestic box office after a fourth-place weekend worth 11-point-seven million."you let my little girl die."the faith-based drama "the shack" began its run in third place, opening with 16-point-one million dollars."no no no -- he wasn't driving.""i didn't ask who was driving -- i asked to see his id."as expected, "get out" lost the top spot, but 26-point-one million dollars gave it second place and a 10-day total of 76- million."he's a friend of mine.""a friend with a big mouth.""i hear that a lot." "logan," starring hugh jackman, opened huge: 85-point-three million dollars, even more than predicted, and the best debut of the year so far. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ski resorts in the sierra received a lot of now over the weekend. this is a live pi

. >>> coming up, an emotional interview with espn writer, royce young, and his wife, going full-termborn baby knowing she will not survive. that's next on "gma," another nbc 7 news update in 30 minutes and always on nbc 7 news.com. we hope you join us tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. the >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight, president trump's taxes leaked. two pages from his 2005 return made public revealing millions in income, millions in losses and millions in taxes. the white house now blasting the leak calling it totally illegal. >>> mischa barton fighting to prevent the release of a private tape. it was recorded without her consent, and it is reportedly being sold to the highest bidder. is she the victim of an ex? >>> the incredible and emotional story that has touched so many. the espn reporter with a facebook post shared around the world about his wife, their baby and the most difficult decision they've ever made to help save dozens of other lives. ♪ >>> and be our guest. two big names, one big morning. josh gad here live just days before "beauty

hoops highlights right now from our guys at espn. >>> good morning, america. and the coach into the throes of championship week. the nba taking center stage. milestone reached by dirk nowitzki. 30,000 points. he needed 20. would get it in a flash. the mavs take on the lakers. early in the second quarter, against larry nance jr., that would drop. he becomes the sixth player to reach 30,000 player. the third to do it having only played for one team, started in 1998, dallas through all the way. sweeten the pot. the mavericks win the game, mark cuban was emotional. his old shooting coach in tears. >>> that was one great performance. how about another one, russell westbrook at home against the blazers. he gave it everything he had. fourth quarter. he had 28 in the first half. he would have 30 in the second. but when he needed a three right here, couldn't get it to go down. blazers went on the road. westbrook still averaging a triple-double. just barely with the assist. >> okay. championship week. make sure you tune into espn for the latest as we get more bids out.

espn tournament challenge back, more than 7 million brackets and counting.at will get up to about 9 by thursday at noon when entries close. number one spot, all your bracket needs right there, head to espn.com/bracket, download the app, fill out your bracket, file your picks from anywhere anytime. what i've good to tell you. >> utica and the irs of the northeast, be careful out there this morning with the snow. >> don't be a hero. >> good morning, utica. >>> up next in "the pulse," final rose. the bachelor chooses his bride. what the happy couple told jimmy kimmel overnight in their first interview. >>> attention, ranch fans. hidden valley has an online store. wait till you see what you can buy. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the al

and an epic shouting match between espn and basketball's biggest old yellers.ary is coming up (james) coming up... tracking the storm this morning. rain hitting all around the bay area. we have complete team coverage up ahead. anchor: robin: dont forget the headlights and wipers. no major hot spots. the maze. wb 92 is picking up. (darya) casey anthony and o-j simpson are reportedly going to star in a joint reality show about living life being acquitted of murder. (james) a source tells the daily mail that the documentary will give viewers an inside look at their lives now. this will all depend if o-j is released from jail as he is up for parole in october. (darya) he is currently serving a 33-year sentence after being convicted of armed robbery. simpson has reportedly put anthony on his visitors list. t-m-z says a number of t-v stations are interested in a possible show. . (anny) coming up... i'm tracking the storm this morning. rain hitting all around the bay area. we have complete team coverage up ahead. bill murry celebrating xavier wi

highlights from espn. >> good morning. it's "sportscenter" from los angeles.verrett, neil everett. talking nba. >> let's go across the street. jason kidd. let's see what the kidd's team did. bucks up against the clippers. j.j. redick, it's now a three-point game, the bucks come right back with the greek freak. joe valent and his friend irving at this game. van valentine not at the game. matthew dellavedova up by six, now four. blake griffin to old-fashioned three. jordan made the three. five seconds left. griffin for the win. steve ballmer. final score, the bucks, 97-96. >>> pelicans and the heat. race for eight in the nba's eastern conference. goran dragic had an eye injury. didn't seem to bother him. he bothered jrue holiday though and went right by him. >> yeah, that's some big defense there. >> and reverse. solomon hill, got him too, flat-footed. dragic, 17 points, 6 for 8 in the first half, but he wasn't done. look at that. behind his back and able to finish. the heat win it, 120-112. so miami continues to roll. >> yeah. >> i mean, they're as hot as anybo

according to espn, steph curry and coach steve kerr thought the idea was "weird."till ahead. more than 40 people are without a home this morning after a fire.. why they say the blaze was preventable. plus... a teenager is still recovering after a major bay area car accident. and now she meets the good samartan who saved her life. that story, coming up. and next. a hail storm strikes the bay area. kron four's yoli aceves is live with the latest, after the break. and here's a áááábreakáááá we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... police shot and injured a man who fired at a 17-year-old girl and another man outside a home in hayward. it happened just before 11:30 saturday night near the corner of mandarin avenue and sebastian way. when officers arrived, the man pulled out a gun and pointed it at them. police then shot at him multiple times. all three are expected to be okay. the officers are on paid administrative leave while the shooting is under investigation. san jose city officials and volunteers are still workin

two unknown, the future of bob iger and espn.ulia boorstin has been monitoring the meeting and joins us from los angeles with the headlines. julia? >> that's right, in ceo bob iger's opening remarks he talked about the potential for espn in this digital age, amid layoffs and subscriber declines. >> espn on a variety of new multichannel platforms, services and a growing number of mobile apps. by the end of this year, we'll also be streaming a new espn branded experience directly to consumers through our partnership with major league baseball. >> iger defended his decision to participate in president trump's business council, responding to a shareholder saying half a million people signed a petition demanding he step down. >> i made a decision that i thought was in the best interest of our company and of industry to have an opportunity to express specific point of views directly to the president of the united states and to his administration. and i did not believe nor do i believe that my membership in that group in any way endorse

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you can see his march madness coverage all month long on espn.e ] ♪ >> seth: welcome! >> thank you. >> seth: so march is the best possible time to have jay bilas on your show. so thank you for making some time for us. >> oh, it's my honor, thank you. >> seth: and this is the first march madness i've ever cared about. i went to northwestern. this was our first tournament ever. >> yep. >> seth: and i thought we did pretty well for ourselves. >> great. >> seth: yeah. >> did great. chris collins did a great job. your team was really good. >> seth: really good. we lost to gonzaga, which was the one seed in the west. there was a call that went against northwestern. there's -- there's the northwestern player. now the gonzaga player, it seems like his hand is going through the net. [ light laughter ] >> it doesn't seem like it. it was. >> seth: through the hoop. so that's against the rules. >> against the rules. >> seth: okay, cool. just checking, just checking. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: but it was interesting -- so you went to duke. >> i did.

we think the fact that espn has been included in all of the new skinny bundles. over the top offerings that have come out first with sony's view, with sling and with hulu and now most recently with the googp youtube tv product. i think that will help mitigate the fear that there is an incremental leg down for espn subscribers a core of all the new offerings. >> now you're looking for $128 bucks as a price target. that's about 15% from here. >> that's right. yep. that's our 12-month price target. that's correct. >> how much of your positive view of this or where does succession of bob iger factor into this? >> bob is a very unique leader. he's certainly steward of this company through a tremendous period of growth. very savvy acquisitions and integration of those accusatio accusations. i think he will be with the company for a bit longer than, you know, the kind of 2018 deadline that we have out there right now. i think that he's still very much involved in the business and will be there and it gives the company some time to try to find another leader. i don't thi

scot mccloughan according to espn. mccloughan is longer involved in the team decision-making and his agent will meet with the team soon to discuss the situation. he has not been seen at redskins park in weeks but was spotted yesterday by ryan butler of the "tribune." he was walk rest of the front office is preparing for free agency. looks great, too. fan favorite garcon reportedly found a new home and will reunite with kyle shanahan with the 49ers when free agency begins tomorrow afternoon. according to espn he will make $16 million in the first year of the contract. one guy staying is tight end vernon davis. good news. today the redskins announce they re-signed the former terp. the deal will keep him in d.c. for three more years. it's march madness on the high school level. quince orchard has a chance to do something special on top of the special record. they will 23-2. thursday could be extra special. thanks to a special kind of coach. the coach doesn't really coach. >> when you have teams like this, you don't coach

well, according to espn, kaepernick decide today end the protest because he believes he created a positive was looking for. abby: okay. heather: we will see if he sticks to it. controversial clothing ads that are out. carley: promoting a line of jeans has latest zara in the hot seat, the ad love your curves features two thin models, some saying zara missed an opportunity to feature the average body type. one person saying, not seeing curves there but others are calling out those critics. very complicated. a lot of layers to the story. i'm tired of people body-shaming thin women, thin women have curves too, maybe not huge ones but not all thin girls are shapeless. zara decided to go ahead and anger everybody. heather: everybody needs to let everybody be the way they arewi. abby: a brand-new ad. what's different? >> good-bye to iconic lumber jack. carley: some smell trouble. women belong cleaning, lol, you'll see. sarah sees, goody, one month of equal to celebrate instead. heather: given us way -- too much time on their hands. new justin trudeau going viral. abby: at least twitter can give u