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john: ceo admitting that espn is becoming too political, - espn president felt the pendulum had swung far from the field and i happen to believe he was right. they been at odds and the president demanding an apology from eiger earlier this year from negative news. joining me now our mortgage panel and cofounder and editor jonas. i want to start with you that i love max and i think is a great reporter and i love watching the show and i'm not sure politics should be involved and i think it sounds like bob iger agrees that, what are your thoughts and politics and espn? >> i tell you what, it's very left leaning and i think politics has become involved but it's like our nike discussion yesterday. if they had not lost 30 million subscribers over the last six years but had gained 18 million you would hear none of this, none of the programming would change. i think, quite honestly, they're addressing a symptom and not the cause and the reason is because i don't think it's been political or not political but because of cord cutting. to a portion of those 30 million left because of too politic

espn plus is no direct competitor for streaming sports. sports hq but just news and highlights, no live games. and to access fox sports go, you have to pay for tv disney will add more exclusive content and features kevin mayor saying they believe growth will continue back to you. >> julia, smart viewers are wondering what an interesting exercise this is going to be for disney and their strategy department in terms of pricing in other words, are they pricing to get a big pop in subs and get notoriety or is this for the long term. what does churn look like in a direct to consumer product where it is not a bundle, it is an individual product a lot of questions we don't know >> it is interesting they added this content, continue to add more content and fee features very interesting pricing there, seems possible that $5 could be a sweet spot less than half of what netflix costs, if you get a more popular subscription it feels affordable and it is interesting to think about how this will inform how they price the disney direct to consumer servic

. >> nobody wanted on espn. c-span. excuse me. [laughter] are we on espn? >> [laughter] >> so talking about 20 years ago what you talk about makes me think of the ideas about punctuated equilibrium. >> there you go that was 20 years ago. can you speak to that? >>. >> i will a little bit but i won't take it far because he really didn't seem to know about this when he talked about it he meant the fact the record in the snails that he studied and his colleagues and the cocreator of punctuated equilibrium looking at the fossil record not looking at the molecular record trying to explain the fact there are things that occur in the fossil record and they argued those leaps do not reflect discontinuity of geological events but they argued it reflected the evolutionary surge when a major change occurred over a short period of time. i got a lot of attention. i never met gould while he was alive but i spent a day talking to his collaborator about this he is wonderful and savvy evolutionary biologist but with all due respect to that idea, doesn't begin to scratch the

>> now we wanted for -- for espn -- or c-span, excuse me. are we on espn?laughter] how about aaron rodgers. [laughter] so my question is about -- about 20 years ago and so i'm not remembering it well. but what you're talking about makes me think of steven g. gould ideas about punctuated gradualism. >> equilibrium. >> not bad for 20 years ago. could you please speak to that? >> i will laingt. but -- i won't take it far because gould really didn't seem to know about this stuff and when he was talking about punctuated e quill equilibrium and in what his colleague nile studied his cocreator of the idea of punctuated e quill they were looking at fossil record and not molecular record and explain the fact that already leap it is that occur in fossil record and they argued that those leaps do not schism simply reflect geological events but those leaps reflected they argued actual evolutionary surges when change major change occurred over a relatively short period of time. all of it from fossil evidence got a lot of attention. i've never met gould while he was aliv

according to espn, yes for the first time ever a gamer will grace the cover of espn the magazine it willreal name is tyler blevins. ninja was on "squawk alley" back in march talking about the big rise in e-sports >> what a validation, espn the magazine featuring a guy -- there's been such a controversy around wloerhether or not usingr fingers on a joystick is a sport. but when you are featured on espn the magazine, that's pretty much a big validation. >> do you think it's a recognition of e-sports as real sports or the huge market that video games are? which is more important, i guess? it's the changing trend. what we view as sports traditional athlete -- first, i'm a golfer people always say golf is not a sport, it's a game but this promotes a discussion about where society is headed. this idea that video games are the future >> absolutely. one more sign. >> meg tirrell, thank you very much for those top trending stories. >>> coming up next, a f.a.n.g. flop could these top tech names see an end to their record run we'll debate it. >>> first, as we head out, a check on the dow winners an

espn's weakness was what made disney a lager to begin with organic growth from espn love it. what else? i don't want to give up on these department store stocks that people think will be hurt by tariffs. sure, coal has gotten up to 20% of its merchandise from china. do you think theroux bailiffious to what's going on come on. it's only a matter of time before they move out of china all together i am telling members of the club do not give up the ship for this well run retailer. finally, amazon announced two uber growth stocks so many are worried about. the thing is these two are news-driven stocks amazon came out with new devices and it remains a phenomenal retailer and a dominant way to play the cloud and a fantastic advertiser how about outfits? waymo is about to make big headlines in the fourth quarter. you bail on alphabet now, you missed it. so think before you sell the growth stocks. plus, please remember a few days ago you probably hated what's going up today and we're in love with the ones that went down by the way, that's why i'm telling you to stay diversified. you

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then it was tampa bay and then of course, media time with espn. we know gruden still has fire and passion for the game but does he still get the pregame jitters? >> i'm just as excited. you know, you get the butterflies. it's the same way every year. especially opening day. this is really special for me. i know there has been a lot of news with what happened. i want to do everything i can to bring the raiders back that i like the effort that our team has put forth. our coaching staff. that will be special going out there monday night, that's for sure. >> of course, there's plenty of history between the two head coaches tonight. back in 1970, john mcveigh, hired jim gruden, jon's father as an assistant coach at the university of dayton and families have been tight ever since. in 2008, jon gruden returned the favor, hiring sean mcveigh as an assistant to his team and tampa bay. mcveigh, the rams' head coach and rainy nfl coach of the year. back here live at the coliseum, derek carr has made his way on field for some pregame warm- ups. we are still c

espn refusing to air the anthem this season. join us tomorrow. we'll be talking with among others, congressman matt gates. >> at the possibility considering the numbers have doubled for president trump. charles: thank you very much. here's lou. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, radical dams unleashing their midterm strategy come embracing this strategy presidency of barack obama while relentlessly attacking president trump personally. >> please don't say impeachment anymore. and when they say that, i say impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. [cheers and applause] lou: will be talking about the left-wing attack on the presidency of donald trump tonight. congressman louie gohmert, listserv prize-winning comment there. michael goodman joining us. also tonight from a stunning new revelations about disgraced fbi agents peter stzrok and lisa paige lives and makes his left-wing media. investigative journalist eric carter with us tonight to look at the latest evidence of fbi and doj political corruption and intensifying call to discuss why

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according to espn, the family filed formal letters notifying intent to of their u sue. not a guarantee a suit will be filed, but espn reports they could seek up to $30 million. investigations into mcnair's death and the overall conduct of the maryland football program are still under way. >>> still to come on news 4 tonight, the major impact hurricane florence could have on you, whether it hits us hard or not. >> we'llalk about the ripple effects already starting for travel up and down the coast. doug? >> and you can see right here, florence just about 700 miles away from the coastline. the latest updated track and the impacts in o area, and why this won't be all that bad for us. we'll talkbo a i wish you weren't so worrhod about moving. i'ng these nature sounds will help me relax a bit. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. feeling better? i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 1] i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 2] i love you, pookie bear! [parrots] i love you, pookie bear!!! get to

is well positioned in the future so if you want to kind of worry about people going a la carte on espntent, on sports i'm a big fan of football, of baseball i want to know everything because of betting and the betting is going to create -- increase the tension and it's going to keep people -- >> espn embrace sports betting i think they should. but it's disney so you don't know >> for sports betting, william hill, golden -- i can't remember the name they basically just cut a deal with william hill. you're seeing a lot of sports betti betting. >> okay. you're like a computer processor. >> you have to ask him this stuff when we have him >> i tell you what i want to buy. >> the ability to pull these numbers off the top of your head. >> they're on my spread sheets >> you weren't reading the spread sheets. >> that's true >>> all right, coming up, media insider michael ovitz will join us on set tuesday. he has a new book. who is michael ovitz you'll find out on tuesday we'll discuss the book, the media landscape and so much more right here on cnbc looking forward to that. >>> cop certificate

espn eventually thought that doing pc politics was good business. and it just is not.playing, nike and a lot of corporations are playing to a twitter way too often. they think that if we can just make twitter happy and make then left-wing dominated twitter happy, we are going to make the world a better place and our business better.it it is not going to happen. >> tucker: it is so smart, you hit it again and again, and i'm glad that you do. a social media is changing our world. our society and our brains even in thank you for reminding us that. ways that we do not perceive. jason whitlock, as always. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: washington, d.c., send-off for senator john mccain revealed more about the nation's capital thand it did about senator mccain, and very little of that was good. we will have a recap on the late senator's memorial service after the break. ♪ led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydn

nd espn is reporting that wide receiver brian quick did notit make and that is good orws cam sense from alabama who iv made impre plays in the pre-season. so coming up at 11:00, as long as our twit feed works, we'll have a look at who is in and out for the redskins. >> a lot ofnews to cover. >> check twitter. >> dave, thank you. and that is the news for now. thas for joining us. "nightly news" is next. e'll see you again after the notre dame season opener and we'll leave you more from the memorial service for senator jo mccain. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, a nation comes togethe to honor john mccain. his family, friends, and colleagues join for a powerful memorial led by a fiery, emotional tribut by daughter meghan. >> we gather here to mourn the passing ofam ican greatness, the real thing, not from rhetoric men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly. >> his two former paying their respect ares. >> a a warrior, statesman, a patriot. he embodied so mthh is best in america. >> tonight, america says farewell to a hero. >>> flood disaster. the urgent search for the missing, d

disney saying that espn screening service has passed one million customers.ney announcing that in a statement. 1%, espn hasg, up been a troubled part of the disney empire. this looks like a bright spot for the unit. atnie: we are looking cannabis, new crypto shares spiting 14% before erasing gains, seemingly little rationale driving the move. iscks linked to the grace, similar to bitcoin last year. luke, is this partially because people missed out on bitcoin? reporter: i think it has to do with the volatility between them and the fact that the coin has not had as much juice as we have noted to have lately. volatility over the past 30 days is at the lows. ay, volatility has exploded to levels bitcoin has not seen since 2014. tradable.thing people are leaping into it without any rhyme or reason. juice is inl development. cannabis-based drinks. what is the outlook for these companies in terms of profits, real revenues? some of them are making decent money. ay camer: but again, tilr in with a $20 million give or take, sales of $10 million in the latest quarter. i

according t espn, jordan's parents weren't told about the ere going tot they be released today.th boarder issued a statement but didn't specify when. >> 11 minutes before the hour now, a new video this morning of celebrations i cleefld aftvelan a big win for the browns. for the overnight party you t would haught it was out there. the city celebrated with free bud light. yo may have seen the commercial campaign behind this. bud light installed refrigerators full of free beer all over the city there promising to open them when the brown's long losing streak finally ended and that last night when the browns beat the jets 21-17. >> budweiser probably wasn't thinking it could happen. it was the first win since chstmas eve of 2016. that is 635 days without a win. they'rhe happy broke the streak on their home turf. what a celebration. >> the best par about it was just that we were here at home. lawe have to for each other. >>ope we can maintain the momentum. >> even cleveland's police department was excited. theyweeted we won. wait, oh god. the free beer thing. okay cleveland. stay calm. follo

espn refusing to air the anthem this season. join us tomorrow.g with among others, congressman matt gates. >> we do not want to risk one south carolina life. >> we are preparing for the worst. cheryl: preparing for the worst means evacuating a million people from south carolina as hurricane florence barrels towards the coast of. lauren: split decision yesterday with weak industrial stocks. a rebound in tag helping the nasdaq and s&p 500. cheryl: futures are moving lower. s&p down three and nasdaq down six to half. lauren: stocks are trading rig

espn reports that the school hire a sports medicine consultant to see if the football staff followed propero prot when mcnair collapsed, but according to espn, jordan's parents say that they weren't told those findings would be released today until the media reported it. te board issued a statement yesterday claimint it does plan to share the findings with jordan mcnair's family but h not specified when. >>> switching gears now, timet o ge a check of the forecast. >> sheena parveen is standing by with the latests how looking? >> it is cloudy outside. we had the early morning showers, some are still left over in maryland. not too warm either. 69 outside. breezy, south wind here. the clouds will stick around throughout your friday. here is a look at the rain, so it is moving into parts of anne arundel county just south of annapolis. this is our best chance of rain, so most of the day will just be cloudy. temperature-wise, we may only get into e upper0s in some suburbs. otherwise low 80s for a high is afternoon. we have big changes though for hart of your weekend, we'll take a look at c

on the broadcast side of the issue, increasingly liberal espn has decided it will no longer air the playing of the star-spangled banner at all before monday night football. i hope colin and company are happy with that. the fans aren't. viewership of the n.f.l. season opener, at least, was down 13% from last year and reached the lowest rating for an opening game since 2009, they did better yesterday, though. i have a better idea of all this, if the players or n.f.l. were truly concerned about making life better for minorities in the united states, why not consider dropping the political chip on your shoulder and consider working with the trump administration, i know you might not like his tweets, i get that, but i have a question, are you aware of president trump's openness to criminal justice reform? >> president trump: working together, restore the rule of law, keep dangerous criminals off the streets and help former inmates get a second chance at life and a second chance that many of them will really succeed at, if only given the chance. america is a nation that believes in the power of r

espn reports they're seeking up to $30 million. the investigation into the death and the overall conduct of the football program are still in progress. >>> it's 4:34 this wednegday. we with your top stories and this developing story in a letter to fellow priests. cardinal donald wuerl will seekh guidance wheth should resign and he's seeking mounting scrutiny for the waye dealt with priests who were charged with sexual abuse. >> paul than ford ahead of ase nd election. mafort is facing money laundering. last month a virginia court 8 und him guilty of 8 of counts of tax fraud. >> the washington mystics are coming home and needs your help. they're down two games in the wnba finals against the seattle storm. they must win tonight in order to stay in the fight. they're plang at eagle bank arena at george mason's university. a playerd s a local barf refused. >>> a jumbo blooper on a basketball court. this had nothing to do with the game check out the video. george'sashington universi jumbotron fell on to the court at the smith center in

then i moved to espn and i covered the erin hernandez trial for two years. that involves driving up to his house one day alongside about a cars from law enforcement who went to arrest him, certainly one of the more surreal if not the most surreal day of my career was witnessing erin hernandez on the turf walk inving his house massachusetts and leaving his house with a white t-shirt and basketball shorts and dressed shoes and getting into that police car and i followed the trial all the way until it's very sad ending. i am going to let everybody else on this panel handle their introductions and talk to us this morning about their interest in this space, what they do, as an organization that they work for and how they ended --n sports and weather what their background is. >> i am the director of operations for the union that nba sports. i am very clear to say my son points out that i am the union, i represent the players, and not the league to my i make that distinction all the time. it is important to me. ido represent the players and take that seriously. to

guarantee a su will be filed, but espn reports they could seek up to $30 million. investigations into his death and the program are under way. >>> a jumpbo floopblooper on a basketball court that had nothing to do with any game. take a look at this. george washington university's jumbotron fell on the court in northwest d.c. thank goodness nobody was t there. a spokesperson says the big screen was already nearly it red to the ground when then fell the rest of the way. workers were trying to do some maintenance on it when it happened. no one was hurt, but it's not clear how much damage it really caused. gw uses the court for several sports not just basketball. >>> and alexandria sports bar trying to make things right with the washington mystics and their family. natasha cloud called out the glory day grills to refuse to put game on tv.th y're planning a watch party for game three tonight. we have more. >> reporter: their blood, sweat and tears have earned them a spot in the wnba finals. the washington mystics, down two games, but fighting their way back, but guard n

espn caught beast mode off guard..ime of year. highs this afternoon will range from the 50's and 60's along the coast to the 70's and 80's (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) breaking news out of oakland. the one year old boy who was missing since yesterday ... has been found safe this morning. this is a picture of hasani chandler who was last seen in hayward at a mcdonald's parking lot around noon yesterday. the baby was dropped off with the babysitter. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge dr

espn refusing to air the anthem this season. join us tomorrow.others, congressman matt gates. good night from new york. kennedy: president trump swinging back hard against former president trump, claiming his predecessor had nothing to do with today's booming economy. and the fight could be a taste of what's going to happen in the mid terms. who is going to get the last laugh or the best credit. the former president hit the campaign trail and said this. >> when you hear how great the economy is doing right now, let's just remember when this recovery started. suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle. i have to kind of remind

wimbledon champion and tennis analyst for espn. i started by asking if she agrees with williams' assessment there is a double standard on the court. >> listen, this obviously is being talked about a lot over the last 24 hours, particularly with espn and our crew. i think that the bottom line is the umpire overstepped his boundary at the start of this match when he gave the warning for the coaching. we all know there's coaching going on from the sidelines. what patrick did with the movement with the hands is so something that should have been really let go of. i think he should have said to serena i saw patrick. i'm not somebody who cheats. i think once serena felt that she was being unfairly treated at that moment by getting a warning she doesn't do, she's not known to be a cheater. >> that's what she was trying to explain to him. >> she was so upset and the one thing i want to know from serena is does she think he was going to take the warning away once she made the argument to him on the changeover. when she broke the racket for

that's espn and cbs, folks. >> president trump slamming espn and cbs for refusing to air the nationalhis year as the nfl set to kickoff their season this week. the new anthem policy in place, the question of course is will player protests hurt nfl ratings? jared max is with us. they hurt them last year for sure. >> they did. about a 10% ratings drop. but did it hurt the bottom line of the nfl? we look at the deal they did with amazon. that broad in initially an extra $50 million. and got extended to be over $100 million. the actual revenue that the nfl distributed this past season versus one year before was up 5%. so when it comes to the bottom line, there could be money lost in some areas but picking up in other areas. the nfl seems richer than ever. in fact, 29 of the 32 teams in the nfl are in the top 50 of the most valuable sports franchises to forbes. television ratings are down. as a fan, i'm tired of it. it's an escape. an important escape that we need. the issues? incredibly important. but it's not what i want to see on nfl sundays. >> charles: its one of these things that ult

espn refusing to air the anthem this season. join us tomorrow. among others, congressman matt gates. >> at the possibility considering the numbers have doubled for president trump. charles: thank you very much. here's lou. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, radical dams unleashing their midterm strategy come embracing this strategy presidency of barack obama while relentlessly attacking president trump personally. >> please don't say impeachment anymore. and when they say that, i say impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. [cheers and applause] lou: will be talking about the left-wing attack on the presidency of donald trump tonight. congressman louie gohmert, listserv

"espn" the magazine is graced by tyler ninja blevins, one of the world's greatest "fortnight" playersa video gamer. the first time a video game player has been on the cover of a major sports magazine. some people consider this guy, ninja, to be an athlete because he streams for up to 12 hours a day and i guess has a lot of physical dexterity. if that's true, congratulations, masturbating teens, you're going to the olympics. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know how i feel about this. this fortnight really has taken the world by storm. this is true. some parents are hiring coaches to teach their children to be better at "fortnight." a quick way to know you shouldn't have children is if you think it's a good idea to hire a video game coach to teach them to play it more. you know, when i was growing up, we had no donkey kong coaches, we had to climb up the buildings and throw the barrels at the italian stereotypes ourselves. [ laughter ] and we loved it. here's something else we didn't have when i was a kid. vaping. the fda announced yesterday that they're going to post warnin

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espn says he has returned from the golfing dead overcoming pain, scandal, and age. it ranks among the greatest sporting comebacks. a domestic dispute with his wife became public in 2009. he ended up checking himself into a sex addiction rehab center. he entered into crippling back problems. at times not being able to leave his house. he has had four back operations in 18 months. golf is better for it that he is trying again. >> just to wrap up, you have a story and how more and more people are shunning partying and staying in. >> it has been dubbed the homebody economy. more and more people of all ages are issuing -- eschewing their traditional saturday night party. maybe you can blame it on a fast-paced world. tv has gotten very addictive. you do not even have to get out of your sweatpants anymore. according to the telegraph, a recent report found that 82% of 18 to 30-year-olds have canceled plans with friends to stay on. spearheaded no doubt by a celebrity drive for clean living. kate moss has and raving that she has quit partying. >> i'm always in favor of a quie

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. >> and tim did this the other day and i was mesmerized by it and i said tim, that's like espn draft stuff and i wonder if i can do it. well, i'll give it a shot 37 here i go. what am i buying and what am i putting on hold and letting it go for a while i'm going to buy the following strong guess what ulta beauty. i'll put it in my purchase list. the knee-jerk reaction was lower and the stock reversed and closed higher, held 200 a couple of times and 21 times forward earnings and not a ridiculous valuation given the growth i think it makes a move back toward all-time highs. what am i getting rid of of course, walmart walmart, the stock has been on a tear it has been on a tear and it's gone from 82 to 96 and 97 on valuation close to 20 times forward earnings and i think it's too rich and it pulls back and i've got it on my hanger what else am i buying? between the gap and l brands you have to go l brands. first of all, we can play the gratuitous footage of victoria's secret and second of all, you know what? at a certain point, it becomes compelling on valuation and last quarter it wasn

nfl sources told espn they will probably wait until next season at the earliest. >>> and overnight tallym the ap found that fewer than 10 nfl's took action during -- nfl players took action over the weekend by kneeling, raising a fist, or walking off the field. colin kaepernick is thanking two players on the miami dolphins for kneeling during the national anthem on opening sunday. in a tweed hero, quote, my brothers continue to show their unwavering strength by fighting for the oppressed but they have not back to down even when attacks and intimidated. their courage will move the world forward. love is at the root of our resistance. reaction from players, fans, and the president. >> reporter: on the first nfl sunday of the season nfl players are once again getting attention for what they are doing off the field. miami dolphins players kenny stills and albert wilson taking a knee during the national anthem. >> to everybody out there thank you for reaching out and thank you for the positivity. we keep doing our best to make positive change and have these conversations and make our country

when i want to check espn and the quick sports, put the phone down. when my kids want to go -- put the phone down. that small thing allows me then to be a bit more available. cyber bullying has that quality. it is invasive, anonymous, it can feel to a kid omnipresent. the kid may not be so inclined to actually talk about it. if we are more available, they might become more available. they might open up. that ine more insistent our availability we will ask what we want, polk where we need to, bequest and wait if that is what is required. we will do that because it's my house, my rules, my -- you get my point. we have to be a bit more available. that means we ourselves have to put it down, have to take a moment. we can help these young people who often feel powerless to feel and be powerful. there's an interesting quote and i will close with this, it is from the fiction writer octavia butler she wrote, "not everyone has been a bully or pick them of seenes, but everyone has bullies and has responded to it by joining in or objecting, i laughing and keepin

to this, according to espn.he coalition is led by 12 players, but it was founded by malcolm jenkins of the eagles. retired player and quan bolden. the group advocates for everything from criminal justice reform and racial equality to voting rights. but some players have withdrawn from the group, including michael thomas and eric reed, who was one of the first players to protest right along with kaepernick. in an interview with slate, he trashed the nfl's attempt at hush money, he called it, and resigned it from the players coalition altogether, claiming that malcolm jenkins told him that money would come from funds that are already allocated to breast cancer awareness and salute to service. so it would really be no skin off the owner's backs. they would just move the money from those programs to this one. we didn't agree with that. because we weren't trying to cut other worthy programs. well, whatever the case, the nfl thought it could buy its way out of any further controversy surrounding the anthem by basicall

renee stubbs is an espn tennis analyst. is she was there. she's also a u.s.n and wimbledon champion and four-time olympian. also with me, wivanessa dleluca. she penned a powerful opinion piece in today's "washington post." so ladies, a pleasure. i had to get that off my chest today. >> well done. >> to you first, you were there. the roof is closed, it is cacophonous, it is loud. >> yep. >> take us inside and what did you make of the moments? >> yeah, listen, i have to go back to the first warning. because, you know, you have to understand, when the men have said those things to the umpires, you have to understand when it's said, as well. so a warning comes, then the point, then the game. it was a cumulative what happened to serena with the game, penalization. so the first one came with the coaching, it was very innocuous, what he did, and every single coach, coaches from the sidelines, and one coach that says he doesn't is a liar, that's for sure. and every player gets coached, no doubt. serena has never accused the coach to come on to the court when the wta

game from levi's stadium takes place on january 7th and you can watch it live on our sister network espn. >>> felt like the seasons changed all of a sudden. take a look at live doppler 7. good evening, everyone. we do have clouds along the coastline. look at the 24-hour temperature change. up to 13 degrees cooler in antioch. compared to yesterday, 12-degree drop in concorde. we did see a minor tick in temperatures, but we're not expecting a warming trend. they're going to remain well below average heading into next week. take a look at our rain chances. a slight chance this weekend. best chance in the north bay, next week, monday into tuesday, it looks like a better opportunity for seeing a light level system in the bay area. it is that time of year when our seasons are definitely beginning to show signs of changing. >> from our camera you're seeing clouds scattered, sauce lee ta, 62. 69 in san jose. and it is currently 63 in san jose bay. you're seeing the sun shining. 66 in santa rosa. fairfield, concord. temperatures so far in the low 60s and 70s. here's a look at the marine layer cam

we are watched by all of the favorite book nerds left we have as many viewers as espn right now. [laughter] that joke did not work before i love coming to virginia washington d.c. area is our home we had our lives here i started to write here and it is especially important it was the day my dad died and we marked the day. it seems sad but i love my father and he used to be in the local barnes & noble yes i'm here for brad meltzer's new book and say he's my favorite author and they would say we know he is your son. [laughter] my mom would be what do you mean john grisham is in the front window? and a couple of thinking. and i know a friend trevor is here. and that is it. and those who help us online. so i want to tell you a story. i've never said this publicly but this year for halloween i went as willy wonka and my daughter went as peru got. i said there is no costume so we decided one week before i went on twitter and i said can anybody help me with the veruka costume? a total stranger said i've got a costume for you it is homemade and my daughter wore it. thank you. i appreciat

. >> reporter: a vice president for nike telling espn about the new deal, quote, colin is one of theis generation, who has leveraged the power of sport to help move the world forward. the controversy comes as nike is celebrating 30 years of its "just do it" campaign. >> i run 17 miles every morning! >> reporter: the vogue began first hit screens in 1988. those three words skyrocketing nike's profile. turning the doubts of top athletes into catchy, thoughtful inspiration. from michael jordan to serena williams. >> be tough -- >> reporter: who spoke over the weekend about supporting kaepernick's mission. >> i think every athlete, every human, and definitely every african-american, should be completely grateful for and honored to help colin and eric who are doing so much for the greater good. >> reporter: could nike's new, more controversial choice hit its bottom line? >> we've seen stats that suggest that around 46% of nike's customer base supports kaepernick and his cause. that's about 10% higher than the national average. >> reporter: but advertising experts point out some risks reap

backs in here one division 1 loser, two d1 winners including these fellows in cardinal red at the espn of the usc trojans. to say was...usc & stanford to make the audience lean forward.... ...oh, do i have your attention? >>> college football up top. there was a time when all you had to say was usc and stanford to make the audience lean forward. oh, do i have your attention? two ranked teams. sc and white had to chase around bryce love, last year's heisman runner up. bounced back 29 yards last we're. 136, and this score to get it going early in the game. stanford dictated. shoved 17th ranked sc around. kj costello hit coby parkinson. stanford held the trojans out of the end zone. won 17-3. >>> meantime, cal head coach justin wilcox looking to lead the bears to a 2-0 record at byu. chase garvers. noah wide open. this will be a 52-yard score and the bears are running away with it. cal up by four fourth quarter. and then brandon says, okay, let me bulldoze my way in to add another touchdown. calgn. -18 winners at byu. >>> pivot over to 20-year-old naomi in the first grand slam final again

the game will be broadcast on our sister network espn. >> well, the world's eyes are on san francisco on the eve of the global climate action summit. the city will help reenergize the movement to reduce carbon emissions and with any luck, they hope affect global warming in a positive way. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live from grace cathedral where ceremony is being held to kickoff this big summit. lyanne? >> reporter: that's right. the event here, dan, at grace cathedral is meant to show the church's support for this summit. you know, the summit is a pretty big deal with a lot of movers and shakers. and if you don't believe me, take a look at this very long list of speakers. and the list goes on. i'm talking about governors, senators, also celebrities, all kinds of politicians. this is all happening thursday through friday. so, yes, eyes are on san francisco. >>> this is not your ordinary summit. security outside moscone center is already tight with metal barriers in place. the climate action summit promises to have ambitious goals that will try to secure america's and the w

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said other receivers played better this preseason but espn is reporting bryant faces a possible suspensionor failed drug test in the off-season. >>> cutdown day especially difficult for 49ers. lost starting running back for the season. mckinnon suffered a torn acl cutting the final play of practice. missed most of the preseason with muscle strain, signed four-year deal with san francisco in the off-season. sponsored by river rock casino. coming up in about 30 minutes, a's and giants highlights and college football highlights to make people feel >>> once again good evening, i'm dion lim. >> eri thomas. tonight's headlines, reminder to be ready for the big 1. minor quake in east bay, 5:30300 p.m., napa, south to san leandro. no reports of damages or injuries. >>> another attack at b.a.r.t. station, man punched a station agent in face leaving him with cut under his eye. suspect got away and police are going through surveillance videos for clues. >>> ten people forced out of homes in san francisco following a fire. apartment build, three injured, one who jumped from the third floor. investigat

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the official tv of espn college football. >> sean: tonight, from at&t stadium in arlington, texas, it's biggest games of this opening weekend of the college football season. the miami hurricanes take on the lsu tigers. led by joe burrow, the ohio state graduate transfer. it was clear when the teams took the field about an hour ago, they were ready to start the season. miami trying to prove it's back among the nation's elite.