espn has responded.ppropriate. and we have addressed it with her. pete: oh good. griff: a lot of people out in social media saying not a strong enough statement for that sort of behavior. obviously, we bleeped out the curse words. very disparaging remarks. lisa: disgusting. griff: jamil hill also with espn. lisa: okay, hold on. pete: called white supremacist and slap on the wrist jamil hill to your reference. lisa: why are you cursing on tv? a desperate plea for attention. i have never heard of her name before. now we have. so congratulations katie nolan that's what you wanted. that's what she wanted to do become a name. that's what we have seen from some of these individuals. you mention jamil hill i hadn't heard of her either before. this she went out and said something about donald trump and now we know who she is. rosie o'donnell goes out and slam the president and she is in the media again. that's what these individuals want. they want attention and their names out there. congratulations did you it

mcnabb appeared on espn and co-hosted an nfl show on espn radio.eged misconduct happened before he joined espn. stylist at nfl network. she said mcnabb sent her inappropriate text messages. mcnabb spent one season with the redskins after starring for the philadelphia eagles for years even taking them to the super bowl once. so far no comment from either man. >>> one of the most lavish and fun events hollywood puts on all year is expected to have a more serious tone this year because of the sexual misconduct scandals that have rocked tinseltown. >> seth meyers is hosting sunday's golden globes awards. he plans to address the scandals but also to remind viewers 2017 was a great year for the movies as well. live coverage begins 7:00 sunday right here on nbc 4. we were supposed to have from joe fryer, we'll have that tomorrow morning. >>> >> we'll be inside watching tv. here's what i want to know, doug, we heard people saying, i'm going to hibernate, i'm going to stay indoors all weekend. i think at will of us that in mind. what is it going to be like

. >>> also all eyes on espn. yet another controversy with another one of their hosts, what is with this whole cross over between sports and politics. >> that's really good question. you're talking about katie nolan, who recently worked at fox as a sports analyst. she switched over to espn, and she's known to be somewhat controversial. she speaks her mind, recently she appeared where she was asked what she thought about president trump and she said he is bleeping stupid. now, espn recently issued a social media policy saying, hey, we really want you guys not to talk about politics. ja mel hill got in a lot of trouble for tweeting and posting and talking about president trump. but the different between this is that was social media, this time she spoke about it on tv. she being ms. nolan. we'll have to see what happens be everybody is watching espn to see if they will take action against her. i don't think they will. >> all right. sunday, award season kicks off is the 75th politics is always the but of jokes, seth

espn branded product.t the exact strategy is of hulu, i'll let bob explain that. >> the reason i ask is that you could also imagine the beginning of bundled ott services, right all of a sudden you could have an espn bundled service with a hulu or a disney service that would, therefore, impact your -- >> i think there's going to be a tremendous amount of rebundling, and i think it's great for consumers whether it's great for those of us in the business, we'll have to see. >> okay. >> want to thank you very much today. >> my pleasure >> coming up when we return, automakers set to release sales data for december. more importantly, what will they say about sales in 2018? our own phil lebeau will join us after the break. then at the top of the hour congressman joseph crowley of new york will join us with his take on the tax bill and the affect it could have on the empire state squawk returns in a moment even love it. and today, you can do things you never could before. you're working in millions of places at on

jon gruden, who's been working as an espn analyst for the last nine years...pected to sign a ten-year deal worth 100-millions dollars it's believed to be the richest contract in nfl history. the raiders will introduce gruden as the team's next coach on tuesday. gruden will join jimmy johnson and tom landry as the the third coach in history to get a ten-year deal. the nfl says the raiders fulfilled the rooney rule. earlier this week they interviewed two minority candidates, including tight ends coach, bobby johnson. at this time... no word on wether gruden will have ownership stake in the team. nfl owners still have vote on it. gruden will need all 32 owners to approve it. chucky will become the 12th head coach since 1960 to have multiple stints with one team. for nearly two decades the patriots have been the staple in the n-f-l... they won five super bowls in that strech but it seems it could be coming to an end according to an espn article -- rifts between bill belichick... tom brady, and owner, robert kraft brings up a lot of questions of the future of the o

back john gruden, currently an analyst for espn. he coached the raiders from 1998-2001. later won the super bowl with the tampa bay buccaneers. reportedly mark davis will aggressively go after him, the offer could include a steak in latina back loading the contract so he could earn more money when the team is to las vegas since nevada does not have a state income tax. >>> yesterday's game reflected the teams problems the season. the offense and defense struggle. the raiders turned the ball over twice and committed six penalties for 85 yards. the quarterback passed for 307 yards, and three touchdowns in the chargers 30-10 victory over the oakland raiders. >>> while the raiders and 49ers finished with records 610. -- 6-10. yesterday they crushed the la rams 3413 winning their fifth straight game and again quarterback was a star. he was 20 of 33 for 292 yards and two touchdowns. the game was never in doubt even before the opening kickoff. the rams have little to play for so the rest of their stars including quarterback and former cal s

that's i think the bigger problem for espn. - in the end, it's all about the ratings. to that point, let me take a short walk over to the president's own ratings. there's a washington post/abc news poll out this very day that has the president at 39% approval, which is the lowest point in 71 years for a president at this point in his presidency. and yet. - and yet. - and yet, there's absolutely no sign that the base that elected him is deserting him in droves. there's no sign that the members of congress, particularly of his party, are in any way empowered to thwart him. in fact, if anything, they seem to be cowering. he's making deals with chuck and nancy. - yes, well he likes chuck. they're from the boroughs. - america's fun couple. - he gave chuck money for years. - right, they're from the crappy boroughs, in fact, right. it's even better, and as someone who is from a crappy borough, i can say that. i'm a self-hating crappy borough native. (laughter) no, no, but the point is, i mean really, what's remarkable is the polls are as bad as they are, and everyone's mad at

gruden is currently an analyst at espn. ( will ) on the peninsula... a deadly shootout between police and a man outside of a bank. it happened in redwood city over the weekend. kron 4's spencer blake talked to witnesses. (reporter)there was a person at the bank who saw the suspect pacing around with a gun, so they called police, who ended up getting into a shootout with the man.i spoke with one person who saw the shooting as it happened.just before four saturday afternoon, redwood city police arrived at this wells fargo at broadway and main.ignacio jimenez was nearby at the time. he was parking his car when he saw police cars zip by, so he turned the corner to check it out."that's when i saw officers behind the suburban with their weapons drawn. they were hiding behind the trees right across the street where there's a park, and so i saw that their attention was on a gentleman that was right outside the wells fargo bank." jimenez says it seemed like the suspect wasn't complying with officers' orders."he had his hands in his pockets in his sweater and th

gruden's last game as an analyst for espn.st quarter, to kelsey, who would leave in the second with a concussion, 14-0, kc. they added, ten second left in the of that. smith, 14 yards to robinson. 21-0, kc at the half. tale of two halves. the craziest play you will ever see. marriotta throws the ball, it's blocked, back to mariota. mariota to mariota, only the second quarterback ever to do that. titans down 21-10. after the chiefs missed the field goal, titans give to it derek henry. he had 156 on the day. 21-16 after a missed two point conversion. they get the ball back. marriotta to a receiver. dick decker, another missed two-point. now with a chance to run out the clock, henry gets the ball. comes loose. chiefs take of the back for the touchdown. it look like. are you kidding me? yes, because henry down. sending the titans to the divisional round. chiefs lose their sixth straight home playoff games. >> that's what is amazing. these guys continue to believe. it is a privilege to play with these guys. we tell them we have got

gruden is currently an analyst at espn. in other news ... a deadly shootout on the peninsula between police and man outside a bank. it happened in redwood city over the weekend. kron4's spencer blake talked to witnesses. (reporter)there was a person at the bank who saw the suspect pacing around with a gun, so they called police, who ended up getting into a shootout with the man.i spoke with one person who saw the shooting as it happened.just before four saturday afternoon, redwood city police arrived at this wells fargo at broadway and main.ignacio jimenez was nearby at the time. he was parking his car when he saw police cars zip by, so he turned the corner to check it out."that's when i saw officers behind the suburban with their weapons drawn. they were hiding behind the trees right across the street where there's a park, and so i saw that their attention was on a gentleman that was right outside the wells fargo bank." jimenez says it seemed like the suspect wasn't complying with officers' orders."he had his hands in his pockets in his swe

espn is owned by disney.urner on turner sports and tnt. -- would he take on espn a sinking ship? that would not be a good decision for the cnn president. >> tucker: thank you. great perspective. mexico is coming apart at the seams thanks to drug cartels. maybe a wall on the border would insulate us from that. joerj didn't agree. stay tuned. so rocket mortgage is easy! mmm hmm. they've simplified the mortgage process. i can import my financial information right from my bank. no more digging up paperwork. wow. talk about a time saver. yeah. let's talk time. rocket mortgage by quicken loans. get approved in as few as 8 minutes. dad promised he would teach me how to surf on our trip. when you book a flight then add a hotel you can save. 3 waves later, i think it was the other way around... ♪ everything you need to go. expedia. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: the mexican drug war has become a lot bloodier than most americans understand. it's never covered here. here are the facts. more 23,000 people were murdered in mexico j

a blockbuster y with hu n their head quarterback the coach and check fothese are the espn stories quote - unsubstantiated. highly exaggerated and flat-out inaccurate. the story says that brady's relationship with his coach and business advisor was causing huge problems within the organization. there are also disagreements on training methods. and his relationship with the back of quarterbacks. the giants were in foxboro today to intervieiots assistant coaches. offensive coordinator josh els and matt tricia. and the san jo sharks and s ic b oursday night, tra fight, a chunk of the beard was ripped off. as hockey people will do, they found the detached facial hair. it was recovered and preserved by the se sharks. that is yo day sports. thbill: watching thshow tonig have an ng wouts! as warm as yon. af eron ownday m ning. >>> a numbing cleanup in ocean ciey. people across the area digging out a brutal winter storm and now dealing with an arctic blast.>>> thatreets sidewalks. black i. jsey, polh thh han a thousand calls for helpduring the hthe storm. >>> whether you live in the city or at t

espn toere eager to: fire -- you are eager to call on espn2 fire sportscasters. -- espn to fire sportscasters. ms. sanders: i think it is something they should look at and consider. i profess migrants in this, , when he goes to there other, are tests that go with that or are they purely physical in nature? ms. sanders: we will have a readout of that after that is completed and we will let you know at that time. said stevey, you bannon was entitled to his own opinions, but not his own facts. saidadministration has that they are entitled to alternative facts. how is that different with steve bannon? ms. sanders: this administration has not -- has said on numerous occasions that there are alternative facts. i know there was one reference in which they were saying there was basically two sides to the story. i think that is very different from completely false information and an opinion. the president said today that steve bannon changed his tune about him tonight. did the deceased and desist letter have the desired effect? ms. sanders: i do not know what made him change his tune, but there was a

back when this whole thing started on espn and espn started airing the competition in '95, the athleteshting for respect. well, now, things have changed. the winter x games are all about going big and stretching the limits. it's all about redefining boundaries and checking your fear at the door. these athletes battle it out on the mountain and in the air. >> it's insane. >> oh, the x games has a huge influence on my sport. i really think it's the backbone of action sports and snowboarding. >> backside rodeo. that's a new one for jamie anderson. >> reporter: on friday high-flying olympian jamie anderson returned to the x games podium claiming her 14th title. >> that's a pretty color. >> big air, you only focus on one jump and doing your biggest trick, so that's where progression happens. >> reporter: anderson's olympic teammate, 17-year-old hailey langland would join her in this memorable big air performance. the 5'3" giant won gold last year in this memory performance. >> oh, my goodness. ladies and gentlemen. >> i definitely have a lot more time on the jump to do certain things as oppo

she's over there doing a hit for espn. she's going to be here to give us a rundown.e can expect from the big game. >> you're not just a weather guy for us. you're a titan. >> not a tennessee titan. just in case you were going to confuse the situation. >> he's objective when it comes to football. >> very objective. >> robert, we'll talk to you more coming up. >>> coming up next here on "gma," why this year's golden globes awards will be quite different. the celebrities literally making a fashion statement. >>> and another kind of fashion statement. would you put your dog in a onesie? >> absolutely. >> dan, don't answer the question. the reason some people are doing it is ahead. >> that looks like a swimming outfit. >> like a scuba. >> your dog not your cat or yourself. >> i would put all three in. simultaneously. >> in one. simultaneously. >> in one. take guinea pigs. they're not pigs at all, nor are they from guinea. or take this haircut. i may look all business, but look out... . but there's a party going on back here. kinda misleading, isn't it? well, at carmax, yo

today he spoke about his future on espn radio said ed talked with owner mark davis indicating ownership was not a part of the negotiations. seems only a matter of time before the former coach of the raiders becomes the new head coach the raiders. >> i think there's a good chance. i'm excited about where i am in terms of studying the game and prepared to come back and coach. it's been a long couple weeks, i know they've gone through their process of interviewing candidates and until they're done, i won't know but i did have a good meeting with mark, i've known him a long time and got a lot of respect for the raider football organization. >> in college football the national championship will be decided on monday over on espn. that's a matchup between two sec teams. you've got alabama taking on georgia. that game's going to be played in atlanta so basically that's like a home game for georgia. they'll tic off at 5:45 pacific time. bama favored by four points right now. in the bay area folks may want to look ahead to next year's college football title game about the that will take place for

espn, rivals, scout, 24 seven are the big ones.ne berrier -- bay area born player is on all of them. let's take you to richmond. >> the first time you saw james play, what did you think? >> that he could play. >> that was four years ago. in the high school gym, for him basketball is an addiction. >> do you go a day without handling? >> know i have to do something. >> reporter: you can't take a vacation. >> the point guard runs an offense but not just for the top team in the bay area but for the top team in the state. a notable high school source for sports has him ranked sixth in the nation. he already signed a play for the connecticut huskies next season. >> reporter: what is it about basketball that just does it for you like nothing else does?>> first of all, it keeps me out of trouble. other kids are doing other stuff. but i'm in the gymnasium. and kit -- and i fell in love with a from young age. >> he knows we want to do. he gets us into the offense when we need to.>> it's a high- performance car, he's the engine. he's most def

he spoke about his future on espn radio and said he's been speaking to raiders owner.s a matter of days before the former coach of the raiders becomes the new head coach of the raiders. >> there's a good chance. i'm excited about where i am in terms of studying the game and preparing to come back and coach. it's been a long couple of weeks. i know they've gone through their process of interviewing candidates and until they're done, i won't know. i did have a good meeting with marc. i've known him a long time. i got a lot of respect for the raider football organization. >> steve kerr was named nba western conference coach of the month for december. warriors went 14-2. what have you done for me lately, coach? warriors in dallas. start of a three-game road trip winning most of the games without steph curry. steph from way out. splash. steph so good with both hands. young players use your left. tough bank shot. steph with 20 at the half. remember dwight powell on the mavs. still tall. 14 at the half. warrior lead cut to six. curry knocks down another three ball. a strong s

espn released an article today saying rifts between bill belichick... tom brady, and owner, robert kraft could end one of the greatest dynaties in sports. apparently, belichick is not happy with the team's decision of trading jimmy garoppolo to san francisco there's a report is floating around that belichick is interested in the new york giants head coaching job but this morning the patriots released a joint statement saying: "for the past 18 years, the three of us have enjoyed a very good and productive working relationship. in recent days, there have been multiple media reports that have speculated theories that are unsubstantiated, highly exaggerated or flat out inaccurate. share a common goal. we look forward to the enormous challenge of competing in the postseason and the opportunity to work together in the future, just as we have for the past 18 years. it is unfortunate that there is even a need for us to respond to these fallacies. as our actions have shown, we stand united." am i the only guy who thinks jack del rio got a raw deal? please can we

jon gruden, who's been working as an espn analyst for the last nine years...cted to sign a ten-year deal worth 100-millions dollars it's believed to be the richest contract in nfl history. the raiders will introduce gruden as the team's next coach on tuesday. gruden will join jimmy johnson and tom landry as the the third coach in history to get a ten-year deal. the nfl says the raiders fulfilled the rooney rule. earlier this week they interviewed two minority candidates, including tight ends coach, bobby johnson. at this time... no word on wether gruden will have ownership stake in the team. nfl owners still have vote on it. gruden will need all 32 owners to approve it. chucky will become the 12th head coach since 1960 to have multiple stints with one team. for nearly two decades the patriots have been the staple in the n- f-l... they won five super bowls in that strech but it seems it could be coming to an end according to an espn article -- rifts between bill belichick... tom brady, and owner, robert kraft brings up a lot of questions of the future of the or

>> very excited to be working with fox and now joining the espn team. i came up watching espn every night joe morgan, john miller. i remember watching with my mother every night on sunday night. my mother, my brother, my sister and now to be a big part of it, so excited. >> but you're working for espn and fox at the same time i want to be clear on this they know this they're aware? >> i think they do, yes. major league baseball, we're in a very special time. the industry from a health point of view is at a $10 billion clip that's compared to $1 billion when i first entered in 1994 from rob manford to tony, great leadership but our young players are wonderful. our job as analysts is to come out and reveal these great personalities and essentially remove the helmets and talk about what great character these young men are as well. >> let's talk about character. last question, we spoke about this with the last guest as well biggest money mistake. i think i might know yours i wonder if it's the steroid usage and you mention all the money you lost because of

he spoke about his future on espn radio and said he's been speaking to raiders owner.efore the former coach of the raiders becomes the new head coach of the raiders. >> there's a good chance. i'm excited about where i am in terms of studying the game and preparing to come back and coach. it's been a long couple of weeks. i know they've gone through their process of interviewing candidates and until they're done, i won't know. i did have a good meeting with marc. i've known him a long time. i got a lot of respect for the raider football organization. >> steve kerr was named nba western conference coach of the month for december. warriors went 14-2. what have you done for me lately, coach? warriors in dallas. start of a three-game road trip winning most of the games without steph curry. steph from way out. splash. steph so good with both hands. young players use your left. tough bank shot. steph with 20 at the half. remember dwight powell on the mavs. still tall. 14 at the half. warrior lead cut to six. curry knocks down another three ball. a strong second quarter from d

backup quarterback and all, earlier nick foles sat down with espn before the team left for the airport, and imagine what he is feeling right now. >> i feel really good right now. i feel calm. i'm excited. this is something you dream about as a kid, and a opportunity to do this with an amazing group of guys, and, you know, to be wearing the green, being a part of the philadelphia eagles organization it ace dream come true. i'm excited because i'm going in to unchartered waters. i have never even been to a super bowl game so to be playing i'm really excited. >> reporter: it is really exciting. you can see here at team headquarters, all players, on top of the hotel there, it says welcome eagles. it says nfc champions. i can tell you we saw carson wentz, alshon jeffery and torey smith headed out somewhere. there were a couple fancy talk to who made a four and a half hour drive from north dakota just to see wentz. they had wentz super bowl jerseys on. the next time that we see the eagles players will be tomorrow night, at media night and that should be all kinds of crazy. >> oh, boy. >> liv

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espn got successful and they bought it. in other words, they always -- what they were able to do, these old companies, they were able to buy whatever became successful. cnn started by ted turner became successful. bought by time warner, now bought by at&t. so these companies, though, usually were able to buy their progeny. now they have no pricing power so rupert murdoch realized that he was in a position where he's not buying netflix. he's not buying amazon and certainly he isn't buying apple or google or facebook. so what is he left to do? what he's left to do is sell. so he played it well. >> he did as he's played a lot of things well. where does it leave the country -- >> the ordinary person? >> the ordinary person, yes. >> everybody is going to work for the man. >> for the man? >> yeah, for sure. because you can't really build -- i don't believe any of these entrepreneurial things are no longer possible in big, let's call it, media. >> what do you make of the trump effect on the media and the business landscape right n

espn reports the injury does not appear to be serious. we'll is more on the eagles and the patriots later this half hour. >>> the other big story is the weather. parts of the upper midwest and plains are bracing for blizzard-like conditions this morning with more than a foot of snow possible in some areas, especially south of minneapolis. it's the same storm system that forced parts of interstate 70 to be shut down in colorado over the weekend. in the meantime, parts of texas, oklahoma, and arkansas have been on alert for possible tornadoes. this damage was in buoy county in texas. let's take a closer look now at the forecast for this monday. >>> good morning. we're watching out for a winter storm possibly blizzard conditions in the center part of the country. hazardous travel. blizzard conditions. flight cancellations. and plans disrupted. now, we take a look at this. we have heavy snow to push through portions of minnesota down into nebraska. windy conditions coming in from the north. and then surging from the south, as well. we're talk

i'm john barr with espn. can i ask you a couple of questions?us they spoke with you back in 1997 and they told you that larry nassar penetrated them -- >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: michigan state would eventually suspend her, and she announced her reairport to the next day saying, if she had doubts about nassar, she would have reacted immediately to protect her gymnasts. but larissa and lindsey and other gymnasts allege in lawsuits that there were many others that failed to protect them from nassar and turned a blind eye to the abuse. >> there were institutions that allowed this to happen. the culture of abuse in gymnastics that allowed this to happen. >> what are all these coaches and what's the federation getting out of this? >> i think larry was willing to let these girls practice no matter what their injuries were, and that's what the coaches wanted. >> reporter: then, a possible turning point. in 2014, a young woman complained about dr. nassar, and michigan state launched a formal investigation. >> there was a problem. some of the witnesses w

espn is reporting that brady will start against the jacksonville jaquars despite having a cut on hisd his hand during a handoff drill according to reports this week. insiders say he cut the hand to the point where he needed four stiches. earlier this week brady wored gloves to a press conference and wouldn't answer any questions about it. coach bill belichick has brusehd off questions about the topic as well. again though a source tells espn that brady will start despite being officially questionable for the game on sunday. 40 year old brady hasn't missed a game due to injury since 2008. wild scenario they have going because if brady does have to sit because of this injury former niners quarterback brian hoyer would come in. hoyer was traded to the pats for jimmy garoppolo who had a phenominal season with the 49ers.the vikings also taking on the eagles in philly tomorrow for the nfc championship game. on to nba basketball. warriors have won nine of their last 10. taking on the rockets in houston... wrapping up a five game road trip stephen curry.....james harden... warriors playing v

my handling of any complaints of sexual assault individually are completely false. >> reporter: but espn reporting that the university's handling of those cases shows "a pattern of widespread denial, inaction and information suppression." overnight, hundreds of michigan state students dressed in teal calling for change. earlier this week, more than 150 female athletes spoke at the sentencing hearing for larry nassar, the former u.s. gymnastics team doctor who also worked at the university. >> he betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth and sexually abused me hundreds of time. >> reporter: the msu athletic director stepping down, the university's president resigned. some of the victims say that the university knew about the abuse. >> they literally put the reports in a file cabinet. >> reporter: the women say they think nassar victims could be in the thousand. they're calling on the olympic committee to do a full, independent investigation. tom. >> eva, thank you. >>> we turn to the new clues of a prominent billionaire couple found dead in the basement of their mansion. the high-prof

espn, 8:00 p.m. more on that in a minute. first, chilly here. 24 outside.ew york city, parts of the hudson river freezing over. we haven't seen temperatures like this since 2016. and before that, 2015. both sides on the sides of manhattan there seeing frosty hudson river water. temperatures, some of these are record-breaking this morning. another deep freeze. we are -- we're seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. it's zero in chicago. feels like minus 9 in detroit, we have warming coming. icing potentially. a winter weather advisory up. for the center part of the country. a weak system coming through. temperatures on the roads are freezing. it will be slick. maybe north of atlanta. here's your warmup. milder air, thankfully, coming in for the big >> and aside from getting to the game here, weather is going to be a nonissue, because we're inside that monster roof covering a 2 million square foot facility where the two teams will square off. 30 stories high, that puppy is. it's a magnificent venue. this is two teams, storied franchises, going to settle th

. >> now an espn "outside the lines" investigation reveals a sexually hostile environment inside the men's basketball and football programs at michigan state. the football coach there, the head football coach saying he has reported every case brought to his attention but that's getting attention as well. >> a lot of hard questions facing that campus. eva, thank you very much. >> thanks, eva. >>> we want to move to a guilty verdict for the man accused of killing former nfl player joe mcknight during a case of apparent road rage. >> ronald gasser has been convicted of manslaughter and he could face decades in prison, and kenneth moton is on the story from our washington bureau. kenneth, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. prosecutors in the deadly case of road rage outside new orleans wanted a second degree murder conviction, but after days of testimony and hours of deliberations, the jury came back with a lesser but still serious charge. charge. overnight, the man who shot and killed nfl player joe mcknight convicted of manslaughter. >> i think the jury did

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he is currentsly an analyst for espn.ched the raiders from '98 to 2001 and later won the super bowl, but the tampa bay bucs. and reportedly mark davis will reportedly go after grudden and an offer could include an actual stake in ownership in the team and back loading the contract so he could earn more money when the team moves to las vegas, since nevada does not have a state income tax. >>> as for the ball game yesterday, kind of reflected the team's problems this season. both the offense and the defense struggled. the raiders turned the ball over twice and committed six penalties for 85 yards. the chargers quarterback, philip rivers passed for 387. and three touchdowns. in the chargers 30-10 victory over oakland. >>> well, it is a tale of two different locker rooms. even though the raiders and the niners finished the season with the same losing record. it was obviously a disappointing season for the raiders to say the least. and with del rio now out, raiders are looking for the new head coach. 49ers actually feeling pre

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espn's article on the patriots dynasty released today... has brough up a lot of questions of the future of the organization. apperently multiple disputes between bill belichick, tom brady, and robert kraft this season could end on of the greatest dynaties in sports. the 49ers could have played a major factor in their downfall. the article says belichick wanted jimmy garoppolo to take over brady. new england repeatedly offered garoppolo four-year contract extensions worth up to $18 million but garoppolo kept rejecting the offers. brady, who's been on record saying he wants to play until his mid-40's... went to kraft and asked him to trade garoppolo. according to the espn -- belichick is not happy with kraft's decision.decision.kraft's decision. morning the a joint from kraft, belichick, and "for the the three of us have enjoyed a productive relationship. in recent days, been multiple that have theories that are d, highly or flat out inaccurate. share a we look the enormous challenge of the and the opportunity to in the future, for the past 1

gruden has been an espn staple since he was hired back in 2009.jon gruden, or chucky as he is called has made the playoffs in five of those seasons. there is a hope that gruden could get the raiders back to where they were when derek carr led them to a 12 and 4 season. the same season where carr ended up getting injured. carr has not been the same since and there is the thought that gruden could get him back to that prime quarterback he once was. (j.r.) the san francisco 49ers ended their season yesterday on a pretty high note. in fact i'd say they ended it on a really high note with jimmy garoppolo. the team finished the season with the same record as the raiders but they ended it in style. the niners won their last five games of the season. after losing their frist nine games they won six of seven games to end things. the trade the team made with the new england patriots looks like a winner. jimmy garoppolo is now being called the second coming of joe montana. they've also nicknamed him jimmy g and jimmy g-q.. but he will now become a free agent

and who is the team over at espn? >> so, we have matt and we have jessica mendoza.in the booth doing color on a national platform. and because of her -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah, this is awesome. >> jimmy: that's great. >> i'm so excited to be teaming up. they're both wildly talented. and because of espn, and because of jessica, maybe my daughters one day get to be in the booth with dad. >> jimmy: yeah, why not? [ cheers and applause ] that would be cool. that would be fun. i love seeing you in the booth. 'cause i miss -- i would go to yankee games and i would root for the yankees, and i'd root for you. and i remember just like, i don't know, we just didn't click or we didn't gel or something. you would come up to the batting circle and i had really nice seats. i was behind home plate. it was great. and i would go, "a-rod, yo, what's up!" and you would come out and you would come and have the bat and you'd look at me and you'd go -- [ laughter ] and you would go -- and then i'd go, "what was that about?" and then you would hit a home run or something and i go, y

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espn is reporting that brady will start against the jacksonville jaquars despite having a cut on hisand. brady injured his hand during a handoff drill according to reports this week. insiders say he cut the hand to the point where he needed four stiches. earlier this week brady wored gloves to a press conference and wouldn't answer any questions about it. coach bill belichick has brusehd off questions about the topic as well. again though a source tells espn that brady will start despite being officially questionable for the game on sunday. 40 year old brady hasn't missed a game due to injury since 2008. wild scenario they have going because if brady does have to sit because of this injury former niners quarterback brian hoyer would come in. hoyer was traded to the pats for jimmy garoppolo who had a phenominal season with the 49ers. (j.r.)the vikings also taking on the eagles in philly tomorrow for the nfc championship game. on to nba basketball. warriors have won nine of their last 10. taking on the rockets in houston... wrapping up a five game road trip steph curry taking james har

gruden has been an espn staple since he was hired back in 2009.in his 11 seasons as head coach jon gruden, or chucky as he is called has made the playoffs in five of those seasons. there is a hope that gruden could get the raiders back to where they were when derek carr led them to a 12 and 4 season. the same season where carr ended up getting injured. carr has not been the same since and there is the thought that gruden could get him back to that prime quarterback he once was. (catherine) as we begin 20-18....our own stanley roberts looks back at the "best of the worst" of people behaving badly... in 20- 17 (catherine) as we start 20-18....we're also looking back at some of the classic examples of "people behaving badly..(steve) stanley roberts picked out some of his favorite segments... and -- here are the ones that really stuck with him. (catherine)(catherine) next at 9. mariah carey takes the stage in new york....one year after her botched new year's eve performance.. how it turned out this time it was a highly anticipated comeback.. and it di

he spent the next seven years as head coach of the bucs and has been serving as espn's color analyst monday night football since 2009.gruden replaces jack del rio, who was fired following a 6-10 season that followed a 12-4 campaign and their first playoff appearance since losing to gruden in super bowl 36. ( will ) jon gruden has an extensive history in football... he was the green bay packers special offensive assistant, the oakland raiders head coach, the tampa bay buccaneers head coach, and an analyst for e-s-p-n's monday night football since 2009. ( james ) kron 4 news will be live at today's news confrence at noon. we will be streaming it on and on our mobile app. ( darya ) happening now... the google engineer fired for writing a controversial memo criticizing the company for pushing diversity... has filed a lawsuit. james damore is accusing google of discriminating against white men and conservatives. damore was fired last summer

. >> jon gruden is going to work wildcard weekend for espn, then the expectation is he will take overhead coach of the oakland raiders. aside from the cash, it appears one of the main reasons that gruden would want this job is the opportunity to coach derek carr. check out the gruden quarterback camp flashback video from the espn archives. >> now i want you. >> right. >> what do you say about that? >> appreciate that. let let's win some championships now. >> gruden, enamored with carr's pedigree, despite the fact that experts didn't have him graded out as a first rounder. we may soon find out if gruden can fix carr by next year. let's see. >>> fresh off getting steph c r currie back in the line up, green only played seven minutes. he was ejected. but he hurt his ankle in today's practice. yes. >> juhe just came down on somebody's foot. we'll just see how he's doing tomorrow morning. i'm not going to speculate on anything. >> we wouldn't want to do that. nba tonight, cavs hosting the blazers, isaiah thomas, season debut after a hip injury that's kept him out for months. stop anden pop,

gruden has been an espn staple since he was hired back in 2009.n his 11 seasons as head coach jon gruden has made the playoffs in five of those seasons. there is a hope that gruden could get the raiders back to where they were when derek carr led them to a 12 and 4 season. the same season where carr ended up getting injured. (j.r.) it has been a very hectic 24 hours for the former raiders coach jack del rio. jack del rio actually announced that he had been fired after the team's thirty to ten loss to the chargers on sunday. that is something that does not happen very often. del rio, a hayward native, was given a contract extension back in february coming off a twelve and four season. the excitement though was short lived as the team went six and ten this year and lost their last four games. amazing how things can change in just one year. they struggled with their identity this year. the offense struggled and at one point defensive coordinator ken norton junior was fired. novarro bowman talked about del rio's departure today "a lot

lot of times discouraged from seeking resources outside of the athletic department. >> reporter: espn'son found a pattern of widespread denial, inaction and information suppression of sexual assault, violence and gender discrimination complaints by msu administrators and athletic officials. after a game yesterday, basketball coach tom iso defended his handling of accusations against players and coaching staff. >> we'll cooperate with any inve always have. we've done it before and we'll do it moving forward. >> reporter: football coach mark d'antoni denied handling any allegations from his players. >> i've always worked with the proper authorities when dealing with cases of sexual asought. >> reporter: according to espn's report, since d'antoni's tenure began in 2007, at least 16 msu football players have been accused of sexual assault or violence against women. the university is still coming to grips with the multiple warnings that were overlooked in the larry nassar case. the school's president and athletic director have both resigned. >> this isn't over, is it? >> not at all. >> repor

espn, the patriots are saying these are fallacies. do you feel them like michael wolff right now?> i have been so busy with the story, i have not followed anything with michael wolff this week >> how does it feel to have the patriots saying this is not true >> i have been working on this story for the next two months and i had multiple conversations with the patriots. and the weeks leading up to this and the days feeling incredibly comfortable and standby everything that i wrote. >> sorry >> what was the reason you pursued this story was it because of the tom brady blow at the offensive coordinator. is it somebody coming to you, what set the story in motion patriots, it is not like they are 4-12 and missed the playoffs, seth >> yeah, i will tell you what it was. right at the nfl trading deadline in late october, early november, the patriots traded jimmy garoppolo for only a second round pick. it made no sense the patriots had decided not to trade him in the offseason coach bill belichick had told every coach that he was going to be on the roster this season and it just came out of

espn reports today the cavs had a very angry team meeting today. a number of players challenging the legitimacy of kevin love's illness. which caused him to only play three minutes in saturday's blowout to okc and miss sunday practice. some players reportedly wanted cavs management to punish love for leaving the arena before the end of the game and not showing up at all yesterday. apparently things only calmed down when love tried to explain himself. >>> the milwaukee bucks have fired their head coach, former cal bear and st. joe's high school grad jason kidd. the bucks have lost 4 of 5. a midseason slide that dropped them to eighth place in the east. it was a surprise to everyone. he's been with the bucks for three-plus seasons, made the playoffs twice, has a 139-152 regular season record. assistant joe bruney takes over as the interim head coach. >>> giants boosted outfield depth by signing austin jackson to a two-year deal worth about $6 million. jackson has more or less been a center fielder in his eight-year career with five different teams in