and how many people are going to use both espn and espn plus?nt overlap there. you have the issue of all these skinny bundles where espn will make its way into some of them as people cut the cord and go to these packages of channels, but people will take skinny bundles because those are going to be the lower cost that's where they really take the hit. because today they're getting paid across all cable and satellite subs >> netflix has relationships with millions of customers no one would ever say that disney's streaming service would get that kind of multiple. but if it's not a zero sum game, in other words, you either lose a cable sub to gain another one. are they decently positioned in terms of the franchises, the brand, the fact that they can basically make a billion dollar box office movie seemingly whenever they want >> there's no doubt they are a studio powerhouse. they were before with the acquisition of the fox movie and tv studios even more so their production capability is huge. but the netflix issue, i think, is one that they got to

well, he signed a deal with espn, the broadcaster in america, bob arryn‘s company. and thus make pay—per—view a bigger attraction when they do the pay—per—view. hopefully they are talking about doing this in the autumn. that is the reason why. tyson wants the fight, i the reason why. tyson wants the fight, i want the fight. it is disappointing in some ways. at the end of the day, that is the decision they made. tennis — and roger federer is through to the quarter—finals of the dubai championships as he continues his bid to claim a 100th atp tour title. but he was made to work hard for his victory over fernando verdasco. federer, the number two seed, was taken to three sets by the veteran spaniard and nd the 37—year—old will play hungary's marton fucsovics next. but there was a shock defeat for the top seed kei nishikori. he was beaten by the polish qualifier hubert hurkatch who won in three sets to claim his first ever win over a top ten player. hurkatch now plays the number five seed stefanos tsitsipas. the nba, in 11 games taking place on wednesday. the golden sta

they charge $4.99 a month for espn plus.t's still losing money, but it's growing do you eventually believe they're going to find a way to make this profitable >> there's no question about that, brian. the big unknown right now in terms of timing is on-line betting, which is going to be the bonanza for espn since it has a lock on the majority of live sports and a huge aggregation in sports data that betters will not only love, but ask to have if they're going to put their money down >> that is an interesting point. you saw this at the super bowl over the weekend, obviously. sports betting legal in new jersey you can just download a couple of the apps. do you think eventually that bob iger and disney because, listen, porter, they have a family focus, and so sometimes it's kind of hard to see where gambling might fit into the whole disney scheme. >> when gladys knight sings the national anthem on the super bowl, you're not standing too far away from family fair. the fact of life is this is the biggest transformation that disney

when they are doing that, they have to put a lot of money into creating content >> even espn, core espn a little better. it stemmed the declines anyway so i wonder if the cord cutting momentum is slowing. if the fringe people have already left or if it's going to continue >> and where that inflection point is with regard to profitability. if streaming is the way of the future and direct to consumer, how do these media companies make it so that it can replace that lost revenue from customers leaving the traditional methods or actually making up for the people coming -- >> so many streaming options you'll pay what you pay for cable anyway by having -- >> espn doubled its direct to subscribers in five months >> but it was really led by this martial arts, ufc. let me ask you this. if people are signing up for ufc, if it's event driven, then are you going to see what i did with hulu. i wanted to see the handsmaid's tale and as soon as i saw the whole thing, i left. >> espn plus -- >> but if you're joining for ufc. i'll ask my brother. let's talk about united airlines it's expanding the numbe

get bulk of profits from the espn but also get bulge of the expenses. one of the contractual rate increases, timing of college playoff games led to higher programing costs at espn. that is always the thing, gary, these sporting events are great but pay a lot of dough from them. that is issue from the markets. >> espn has been unbelievable cash cow for them many years, up until last couple years when they started losing subscribers. so that is something that has to be addressed. i think it is slowed down that way. look, again, you're right, expense to buy these properties and sports just keep going up, up, and up. that is something they have to address. i have to mention one other thing i think will be big. that is "star wars" at disney world. the whole big gigantic new land coming on. that will drive some pretty big business going forward. it reminds me when "harry potter" land opened up in unfirstal here and changed everything at universal. so i think that will be big, big stuff. i think that is opening in the next few months. watch that. connell: meli

fox news contributor, brit mchenry used to be at espn.hael freeman the respected reporter reporting that he is getting $60 million. what does it tell you? >> it tells me that money will mauk a problem go away or it will make a social justice warrior really happy and rich. but i have to tell you i did reporting on my own. i reached out to nfl source of mine, nfl agent who said he would be shocked if that was the number. he expects it to be much lower than that. kaepernick's attorney might be the one leaking this. they want to set a precedent for the future cases. but it makes me scratch my head. it's not just colin kaepernick. eric reid who just signed -- >> brian: with carolina. >> yes. three-year deal for $22 million. he only missed four games this season. i was told the reason he wasn't on a team at the start of the season was because hey, he wasn't as good as he thought he was. as far as colin kaepernick goes, this is just him selling out, getting the money he wants. it's confidential so we may never know. he made $1 million on book de

espn has stabilized. they are very good at this they know how to do this stuff i do think the multiples should get a re-rating. i think that will happen >> super hero fatigue and star wars i think there's ultimately an end to those big games in sight. they put out solo. it didn't do well. i understand black panther, biggest movie globally but at a certain point that marvel franchise has got to get a little tired that's why we don't own it >> here is why the stock is tired. they have spent so much money. yes, it's basically mired in about the same spot when you made dividends over that last several years. basically it's the same number why? because of the marvel purchase because of lucas film purchase and now the cable assets >> it has no love for the shrinking ice cubes and the ones not investing. it has a lot of love for the ones willing to spend big money. >> why isn't this moving >> they'll say we will chill out, i do not think -- >> i'm not saying they should. what i'm saying is the amount of money th

it's the biggest original show for espn plus, a streaming service. espn is our sister network. the boardroom focuses on the evolution of sports business through the eyes of athletes, sports execs and tech entrepreneurs. this morning, on gma durant will chat with robin you want to tune in with gna at 7:00 a.m. after abc 7 mornings. >>> they could turn over and have snow on the summit. be aware of that through the morning hours. other areas seeing light rain, you can see the dumbarton bridge on the eastern side. cedar boulevard, fremont, that could head to the sunol grade. here we go. this morning at 7:00, just random showers the closer you are to the coast. as we head towards 9:00, there's a sprinkle here and there. as we head towards noon, the better chance moves up into the north bay. that's where it's going to stay. still a random shower is possible for the rers of us at 7:00. then it's over. by overnight, fog fills in, in the north bay because of the decreasing in the clouds. let's take a quick look at how much will fall out of these random light showers. not a whole lot thr

>> espn is picking up.le business is picking up the studio had a blockbuster year and they have ten blockbuster movies in the pine li pipeline for this year three of them are probably going to be $2 billion movies. >> looking for criticism, a decent part of the revenue beat did come on the parks line is that something that worries you at all relative to the rest of the business? >> no. the parks are doing well disney dominates the action adventure movie genre with the halo affect of merchandise and the parks. >> jim, i mean, you know the history of disney better than anyone is this disney's year? >> i don't know i go quite that far. i think it takes more than one year to know if they make a historic transformation. but i mean, these earnings are impressive and an impressive company. look at the theme parks for a moment when i was wokking rking on my i portrayed a character of goofy and you see a cross-section of america at the theme parks and when consumer confidence is high, when employment is high, when e

joining us to talk about the big game is espn's darren woodson. it's good to be here. >> you're a three-time super bowl champion with the dallas cowboys. the big storyline in this super bowl is veteran tom brady versus that rookie, jared goff. the biggest age difference in super bowl history. who do you think has the edge based on your experience? >> well, just off experience, you know, this is bill belichick's 100th time being in the super bowl. he has seven rings to go along with that. as a head coach, five rings, two as an assistant. so the experience is there. he understands what it takes to get his team ready and prepared for the week coming up, and not only that, but being able to navigate the festivities along with the practices. that's what bill belichick has been dealing with for most of his career. so he understands that. the edge would go to bill belichick as far as the preparation, the experience of the super bowl, but at the same time, you can't count out sean mcvay. he has done a wonderful job with his team. they have been probably o

first there are the spo apps, such as espn plus and ww e! network. second there are-f ree premium content apps such as hbo and show time alongith netflix. third, skinny live tv bundles from, hu youtube, directv and sling. ms there's a plus side for the consumer in t of the increased choice, but there's the other side of that coin, which is that choice creates dynamic and difficulties. you have to make decisions. >> reporter: is it worth it to cut the cord? to compare traditional tv with the new options, we created two sample digital bundles. ke a look at what a sports lover might pick. along with high-speed dbbrd, directv is a good option for sports fans because you can access nfl sunday ticket. if you add boxing service to zone, espn plus and netflix, this bundle would cost $138,m down fe $215 a cable bundle can cost in los angeles. but if you don't care about sports andntre moreested in premium cable content, you might bundle your broadband access with hulu forive tv adding hbo, showtime and netflix, that uould add to $154. digital bundles can end

they're not combining espn with disney. they've done a really good job executing. big believer in bob iger. i think he'll find a smart way to land this business. lauren: the cost is $136 million, that was the quarterly loss. dyou think this isgoing to pan a spending item that will pay off for investors in the future. >> i think that's to be determined. i think disney is one of those incredible brands and disney is a brand and owning pixar and marvel are the ones that you will see the movie and look at it, it's a seal of quality and they have a brand that has not lost trust along the way. you need to invest in technology and do this to make a bet in the you future. if they lose, it's not a killer. they have a smart organization that has business that provides real revenues. they're not just trying to make advertising dollars. they have licensing and subscription fee as well. lauren: thank you very much. cheryl: taking a look at futures the day after the state of the union address by the president. actually a little red right now, dow down 38, s&p down 4, nasdaq down

there was a big trade by the sixers last night, espn regular didn't have the in depth analysis espn plusit was killer one thing they're doing, i'm not saying they're making espn more superficial, but if you're a gambler and you want to gamble on the 76ers, not allowed to gamble, but if you gamble, you need espn plus gambling is big. >> it is moving into state by state by state in terms of sports. >> iger is ahead of the posse on this ahead of the posse. >> the focus is and the future is, and he said this on the call, the bet of the future of the business is in terms of their move to direct to consumer we're calling streaming. and how they deploy their capital so long-term growth and i'm quoting here from iger, of this company is stronger than it would have been without these investments. >> do you agree? >> i don't necessarily agree i think that you have to do this because your old business is going away but the argument that your growth rate is actually going to be stronger than the old business' is unclear to me you have to do it, but it doesn't mean you're going to some promised land

espn takes an adversary approach. britt: they do. but those reporters aren't on monday night football. howie: he has been doing this for 40 years. he has been mixing other issues like domestic abuse. here is one of the comment he made. he said as great a job as network tv does at capturing the beauty and drama in sports, it falls short in the category of journalism acknowledging uncomfortable but undeniable truths. britt: do you want to hear that when you are watching the game? we all know football is a dangerous sport. so is hockey. howie: the anthem protest. doesn't that come up during the telecast? britt: it does, and espn refused to air the anthem because of the controversy. howie: you are fine with the reporting but you feel it should take place somewhere other than the game coverage. britt: yes. howie: i think we butted head. britt: for the first time. howie: that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." check out my buzz meter. you can subscribe at google play or apple itunes. a lot of original video. i look forward to seeing you

that's what disney plus is going to appeal to, an it's going to be some subset of that espn plus off to a good start, but 2 million subs is one thing. they need 3 million subs just to pay for their half of the ufc, the ultimate fighting package that they picked up, and that's one sport, one rights contract so they have got a lot to prove here that i don't think helps when netflix is the bar that they have to meet in terms of success. >> let's say the street gives them some time, right? they're a premiere company and have great management. let's say three or four dwquarts down the road, where do they need to be for you to think, all right, they're gaining some traction here, even if they're not remotely close to netflix. >> i think we'll just be getting evidence of the beginning of something in three or four quarters from now. i think it will have to be a good year and a half into the disney plus launch to have a sense of this. but, you know, they don't have a lot of their content it is tied up still in netflix it is still tied up when it comes to the fox acquisition in hbo. there's a

tyson fury has signed a multi million pound broadcast deal with espn, which will see his next five fights the american network in the usa. there remains no fixed date for a rematch with deontay wilder who has his own broadcast deal with showtime, which could prove a stumbling block in negotiations. i have already beat some people. the matchups, it is but it is. i have already beaten in america. let's make it up on the biggest television station in the wild. —— world. heather watson is still waiting for herfirst main tour win of the year after losing at the hungarian open. the briton was leading the final set 5—3, but russian teenager anastasia potapova won the next three games, before claiming victory in a tie break. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political correspondent at the guardianjessica elgot and broadcaster david davies. we have the right team tonight. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and there are two stories dominating. and the financ

former espn anchor, it appeared she might have been calling for his assassination.s has the story and back lash this morning. ♪ rob: former espn host facing backlash following a tweet that some set alluded to assassinating donald trump during the state of the union address. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the story. >> reporter: hill posted a tweet suggesting alexandria ocasio-cortez yellow phrase get your hands out my pocket during the state of the union address, the same phrase an assassin used before the murder of malcolm x in 1965. after the tweet started getting unwanted attention hill deleted it and apologized saying let me be clear. i have often disagreed with many of the president's policies, his behavior and rhetoric but i've never call for violence against him or any other person. i apologize for breathing life into such an absurd assumption. she posted screen grabs that showed to use the phrase in a lighthearted context before. donald trump, the current employer, the atlantic. is this acceptable for one of your writers, do you condone

fury has signed a new deal, said to be worth more than $100 million for his fights to be shown on espnsive deal with rival company showtime. the briton‘s team say an announcement on his next fight will be made in due course. i've already beat wilder in his own country. if it happens, happens. if it doesn't, it doesn't. it's nothing of the world, it's only a boxing fight. i've artie been him in america. let's make it happen. we are better than the biggest tv station in the world. i had a great year last year, best year of my life. the big comeback story, epic icing on the case. it would be very harmful —— hard arrival last year. i don't think i'll ever reach that again in my lifetime's or anyone else's. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. there is a trend for our weather to turn very mild for the end of the week, the big picture, we are seeing southerly winds developing for the next few days, jacking up the word air 2000 miles to our south pushing towards the uk. there is a q

tomorrow on espn at 5:00 and 8:00 in the morning. and sunday night at 8:00. also available online. and a longer 30 minutes will be shown on espn plus. >> you may have noticed sports director isn't here today. he's in charlotte, north carolina. for the all star game. at the spectrum center. he'll be live this weekend covering all of the all star action. >> we'll be watching. we have three all stars in there. >> california wastes no time in firing back at president trump emergency declaration. >> he's right. he didn't have to do this. in fact, he can't do this. >> the response and the legal move being made by the state. >> arrest in that alleged attack on echl pyre actor jussie on echl pyre actor jussie sm california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit rig

that's according to the reporting of espn that they obtained a coroner's report.august a chav chavez ravine. we're hearing about it now. trace? >> this is the first year that all 30 teams had protective netting. that is after a toddler got hit by a foul ball in 2017. the netting did not play a fatal part in the incident because linda goldbroom was sitting in the second deck when the ball was fouled on the first base side that hit her in the head. an usher came running down to ask if she was okay. when she said no, emts rushed her to the hospital where she died three days later. at the time the family released a statement saying while the end came suddenly by a foul ball at dodger stadium, she had a long, beautiful and blessed life. the dodger's organization did not say anything until now releasing this. >> but neither the dodgers nor the family will explain how the matter was resolved. linda goldbloom was at the game with her husband to celebrate her recent 79th birthday and their 59th wedding anniversary. she's the third person in the 15 a-year history of major l

. >>> when we return, how disney's direct to consumer bet on espn is paying off.a look at shares of snap they are up big this morning after positive earnings results. currently up 28% we're going to take a deep dive into both of tse qrts houaer next, right after the break. stay with us >>> well, two big earnings to get to this morning. disney is out with what was a pretty big beat. snap surging that is the stock, at least, after posting a smaller loss than expected. julia boorstin covers both the companies and she joins us now for more on the results. julia? >> reporter: david, shares of disney trading pretty much flat right now, despite beating expectations across the board, with particular strength at its domestic parks division. on the earnings call last night, ceo bob iger focusing on the success of espn plus, which has doubled its user bay to 2 million in just five months. he also was enthusiastic about the potential for disney plus. iger saying disney's structure lends itself to quickly scaling content for digital distribution, without meaning of additional

the state of the union live tuesday at 9:00 eastern on espn, espn.org -- c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> joining us from palm springs, california, is matt scallop, the chair of american conservative union. joining us in our studios in washington, alexis, national political correspondent for the hill. and gabby, who covers the white house for politico. et me begin with some action this past week in congress. in the senate, a resolution that

it's the biggest original show for the streaming it wservice o espn.t's business through eyes of athletes. and tech entrepreneurs. last night they beat the miami heat and durant woke up early to talk about it on gma. >> i feel like a lot of athletes are doing great things off the playing field. i think it should be recognized. i feel like so many different brands have turned into huge businesses and i just want to give the fans an inside look. >> you can see more of durant's interview coming up on gma starting at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. >>> alexis? >> sounds good. taking a look at the roads here this morning. we did have an early start for the bay bridge metering lights. 5:18 the official time that those flipped on. we've got the typical delay on the approach. you'll have a wait if you're using fas tastrak or cash. highway 4 to the maze, 21 minutes. we have a car crash now blocking the two left lanes near pinole valley road. bay bridge, about 14 minutes that drive into san francisco in the yellow. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo. you

espn margins have been going up while viewership has been going down so not totally a negative storyb, iger will not stay with that company forever -- i think he's a brilliant executive. i wongder who will replace him i think the search is on actually. what do i know? [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> not a corporate management bone in my body. moving along says the producer. movie stars gwyneth paltrow teaming up with netflix for her own show. >> producing dock docu-series hg doctors experts, researchers spiritual basically a wellness brand as you may know. stuart, but -- it is her own website and it is kind of a video blog so it's basically if you look from the netflix point of view just trying are to do more original content. to a specific group she has known to reach millennial women for example a group of people that a lot of people -- are interested in had. >> i'm told this website known as gl-o-o-p i'm told that it regularly presents thousand dollar per small container of facial cream. >> lots of recommendations. >> yotd, so gwyneth paltrow from big screen into venture c

it's the biggest original show for the streaming service of our sister network, espn.om focuses on the evolution of sports business through the eyes of athletes, sports executives and tech entrepreneurs. last night, the warriors beat the miami heat and durant woke up early to chat about his new venture on gma. >> i feel like a lot of athletes are doing great things off the playing field. i think it should be recognized. i feel like so many different brands turned into huge businesses. i just want to give the fans an inside look. >>> you can see more of durant's interview coming up on gma at 7:00 a.m. after abc 7 morning. we just talked about the grammys. another big hit at the grammys was disney's new aladdin trailer featuring will smith as the blue genie. here's a glimpse. >> you really don't know don't t am? genie. wishes. lamp. none of that ringing a bell? >> disney's new live action aladdin mitts theaters may 24th. >> i'm shshow me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh yeah i made myself a little comfortable he

according to espn, several unnamed owners tried to convince nba commissioner adam silver to take thethe nfl before roger goodell's contract was extended about a year ago. silver has led the nba to new heights since he took over five years ago. league revenues have almost doubled to a projected $9.1 billion. he's been highly regarded for supporting players on social issues and he didn't confirm that he was approached, but did he tell espn, quote, i'll just say i have not given it any thought. i've loved every day i've been in this job and i think there's nothing but enormous opportunity ahead for this league. that's 100% of my focus is. now his current contract with the nba runs until 2024 while goodell's contract goes through 2022 and it's worth up to $200 million. finally, take a look at this. this is a way to get your kids to learn science. jonathan clark teaches middle school full time, but uses i had part-time job as a pro dunker to explain gravity while defying it. how cool is this, alisyn and john? he was the harlem globetrotter in the past. he went on to earn his masters degre

. >> the espn angle as well. we talk about disney launching espn plus. a lot depends on their ability -- >> look at the bets that some of these sports franchises have made globally speaking fifa and basketball. there was a seed planted for international growth in basketball decades ago now as streaming enables everybody to watch around the world, it's the companies and the players and the leagues that have now established themselves on a global stage. >> think about the guy that bought these teams that we think are crazy valuations >> for 500 million >> what about the guys with the bucks. they have the second best player in the league. the second most votes for the all-star weekend coming up >> he's an african born in greece now an american star in milwaukee. think about that >> if contessa can pronounce it -- >> spell it. >> come tupg price of admission. with the student loan crisis growing colleges are finding ways to ease the burden. we go live to purr ddue universy >> reporter: we talked about this when student debt was trillion dollars now it's wors

. >> announcer: the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >>> lebron james is in oakland. the building, but not in starting lineups for the lakers who are just outside the playoff picture in the west. kevin durant and the champs had a thursday's home loss. lakers-warriors right now. >>> welcome to "nba co tuntdown wireless. >>> hello, welcome inside studio h here in l.a. news just breaking is that lebron james who missed those 17 games before

his compelling story captured espn's documentary "who says i can't." >> at this time, i just want tohat i hired because i was impressed with his knowledge of the game. your new coach, rob [ applause ] >> it was really, really awful. i didn't have a choice to have an abortion. so i had to keep robert. >> in the back of my mind, i'm asking why, why my son? less than 100 like him bournerne him in the world. what am i goingo do with this boy? >> i didn't want to see robert. so i didn't see him for about two weeks because i didn't know what to do. >> but he's different. he sees people staring as an opportunity. >> robert was just a really easy child. and he just was really, really happy. >> what's your favorite cheese? >> he's got a gift that doesn't require him to be physical. making him aware of that, i think he just took the ball and ran. >> i think the most difficult part of having no arms and no legs is simply not being able to play sports. i don't show it, i'm good at not showing it, but yeah, i get mad. i get mad at god. i get mad at the lord, like why? >> his freshman year, he was

the problems perhaps with espn are behind them.h better way to play the e-sports explosion than trying to get the latest thing. >> this past friday i was on "options action. it was a great show. everybody should watch but mike khouw pointed out a bearish trade in activision, if you recall yes, valuation is compelling but it has not traded particularly well there's no bounce in the stock i personally think it trades at levels we last saw sometime in 2016, 33.50. conversely, take two, around the same valuation, maybe a little bit more bottomed out at $90 or so on huge volume. if we're playing the game -- >> would you rather. >> apparently we are. >> we are playing alone. >> brian brought up the fact that maybe the media companies are the way to play this they need to be here and they have decided to be here. i agree with him but i would point out this news on espn and disney for overwatch, that's old news i attended one of those events at the barclay center where disney was simulcasting. to counti on this being a drive, we need to se

espn is national. there issue they have to sell. this i tell you, because comcast came in, remember comcast put in competing bid, a story we broke here on "cavuto." neil: you broke. i had nothing to do it. >> gave me the seat, thank you. in any event, because of that, it bid up the price that disney had to come back. so the fox rsns were valued at $20 billion. now they have to sell something they paid $20 billion for and they ain't going to get 20 billion. they will get something, if you throw in yes -- neil: other players could emerge? >> if there is bidding war they may get it, the numbers we're hearing, if you throw in yes, you should throw in yes, because fox owned 80% of yes, entire package will go for 13 billion, not 20 billion it was valued at. how is that? neil: awesome. see the super bowl? >> i'm a big tom brady fan. i like edelman. i like the whole team. neil: you and he are alike. you exercise, eat right. >> super bowl i make my own gravy. pasta, meatballs. neil: gravy. >> you're have irish, you call it sauce. neil: a lot

consumers are increasingly creating their own streaming packages first there are the sports apps, espnlus, the zone, second, hbo and show time along with netflix, of course third, the skinny live tv bundles from hulu, youtube, directv and sling. is it worth it to cut the cord we created two sample bundles. my producer, let's call him sports-loving speed picked high-speed broad band directv now so he could add nfl ticket along with espn plus and he has to have netflix. all together this costs $138 a month down from the 215 he currently pays for cable now instead of sports, i care about premium cable shows. with my broad band access i picked hulu with live tv for the originals along with hbo, showtime and netflix that adds up to $154 that's pretty much in line with the $150 i paid before i dropped cable last year. but i will be paying more when disney launches its app later this year. now, digital bundles can end up costing more, depending on the discounts you get on your cable bundle and how many streaming apps you choose. broad band costs do generally increase when you call to cancel c

s first offer, according to espn, lonzo bl, kylkouzma, a first round pick and a signed kareem jersey. i made that last part up, but the pelicans are said to be underwelled. >>> super bowl. dy how jared goff will t.acre he says he's trying to get ycpsryinupg to treat it like any other game. you can get caught up and make it the biggest game of the year, but just try to be yourself and not make it bigger than it is and have fun with it. yo your best and prepare as best n.cau >> see if he can do that. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. i've been flip-flopping all day. rams, 34-31. bs st tomin brady. a on an idiot. >> you said >> it should be a good game. >> i think goff will hold it ge it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. save 5re0% o .n thsle eep number 360dy to hit the ground running. lyor a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity

the daughter of the woman hit at the dodgers' game told espn, she would like to see the nettingve. >>now, to a story you're seeing first on news 4. a new report is breaking down how much we p for auto insurance. >> it's a necessity on our local roads and often a large portion of the monthly budget.n su hogan has more on why you could be paying more than the drivers youhare the road with. >> reporter: we were given early access to this new report by the zeb zebra, an aut insurance price comparison website. you could be paying hundreds of vers that re than d live right over the county line. from the beltway, to the streets of d.c., we spend a lot of timea on the r and a lot of money on our vehicles. one of the biggestcosts, auto insurance. s report from the zebra giving insight into what is driving the costs. >> where you live is a huge factor. and also, what kind of car you drive and iow you drive the most important. >> reporter: where do d.c., maryland and virginiarate? look at this. virginia and maryland drivers pay less than the national average. in fact, virginia ishe second-cheape

. >> jamel hill, former espn anchor and current writer for the atlantic didn't mince words when discussing neeson's interview with my colleague michael strahan. >> should any credit be given to him for saying what he said and then coming on gma? >> no. and the reason i don't give him any credit for it, because i didn't hear an apology. >> yet others praised how neeson confronted his behavior. >> i found what he said refreshing in a way and so not pc at a time when maybe the conversation doesn't need to be pc, because he admitted he had problems. he admitted that he had thoughts that were bad. >> but crisis manager and abc contributor howard bragman says neeson should never have even told that story to begin with. >> any time you get into race and racial issues, i call race the third rail of reputation. it's taken down many, many careers. >> it remains to be seen what will happen with neeson's career. as for governor northam, bob brown at age 83 remains hopeful this latest episode more flicker than flash point. from jim crow to apartheid, he says forgiveness and faith to heal old wounds tha

i want to show everybody the new espn, the magazine, because it is talking about your great new show.p. >> you're going to inspire so many people because you're the 27th pick. a lot of people can't do what you do. you came into los angeles. your second year you're playing with the biggest star in sports. you had a great rookie year. you can parlay that into a shoe deal. >> everything. >> everything. >> you're talking to kyle there. why is it important to show this side of -- of athletes off the court, kevin? >> i feel like a lot of athletes are doing great things off the playing field and i think it should be recognized. and, i feel like, you know, so many different brands have turned into huge businesses. and, i just want to give the fans an inside look. >> you're doing that brilliantly with this espn plus show that you have on. you are a fine example of what you have been able to do off the court. i had the privilege of spending time with mama durant, your beautiful mother. she was on our show and i did the podcast with her as well and she had high expectations for you which you hav

>> because i love espn plus.is a loved product. but i don't know whether it has enough signups and we need to hear millions of signups in order to make that thing -- millions. i got ask you a question. >> okay. we got to get to rick. so -- >> who is buying apple here? >> who is buying apple here? >> is it buffett >> i don't know. >> what the heck is going on i was at apple, stock at 150 tim wanted to talk we talked. up 24 points. >> apple shares now $174. >> starting to talk about again the biggest company on earth >> yes, $820 billion market value, above amazon right now, is apple >> yes, what do you think of that >> and microsoft >> apple regained. >> passed microsoft. >> regained the top. the market cap >> i wanted to point that out. >> i'm glad you did. to rick santelli, get an updade on t update from the bond market. >> two day of 10s, not a big range expansion here, but we have built upon the move that happened after friday's big report and, of course, a couple of days post fed meetings. you see on the nove

barbara heavyweight champion, signed a deal with espn but reported £80 million.h and doubts. this was aired on ribald brackets that show time. while there has worked exclusively throughout his career. theory believes that every mage does not even more makeable. an announcement on his next fight will be and cures. that is on the spot for now. good night. temperatures got up to 14 good night. temperatures got up to 1a degrees. we are going to do even better than that towards the end of the weakness the weather turns very mild for this time of year. thanks to this set league wins, it will be coming the canary islands, two miles to our south. that is why it is going to get wiped. how might such time is it going to be for the next few days? it is going to stay pretty cloudy. as this high pressure builds combinations such as the increasing amounts of that my sunshine. we could see temperatures going as high as 18 degrees or so. before we get there, as i say, that is quite a bit of cots account. i got some shower clouds coming across the northwest in the uk. more potent

it's on espn plus.. so you have to pay more to see it. steph's is free.. on facebook..ut yet.. but they have released a sneak peak. it's six- episode, original docuseries to air on facebook watch this spring. it's called "stephen vs. the game," .. cameras followed him around from the warriors last championship right up to this season... you get to see him behind the scenes.. on the court training and with the family at home.. how about this for a behind the scenes surprise... a guy in houston broke in to an abandoned house to smoke some pot.. it wasn't abandoned.. this giant tiger was in the garage.. in a flimsy cage.. that wasn't even locked.. it's a 350 pound tiger. he called the cops.. pour thing had been left in this vacant home.. there were some packs of meat nearbye.. which meant he couldn't get to them.. he was dying of thirst.. they gave him water and they're going to find a zoo to send him to. so this brings me to the would you rather game.. would you rather be surprised by a tiger in a flimsy cage or a snake in the toilet??? snakes in toilet in australia (this

former heavyweight world champion tyson fury has signed a deal with espn, for a reported £80 million. wilder in doubt. the first fight aired on rival broadcaster showtime — who wilder has worked with exclusively throughout his career. however, fury beleives a re—match is now "even more makeable". an announcment on his next fight will be made in due course. i've already beaten the ante world in his home country. if it doesn't, it doesn't. it's only a boxing fight. i it doesn't. it's only a boxing fight. i already beat him in america. let's make it happen. we are better than the biggest england defence coachjohn mitchell biggest says that maro itoje could be back in contention to play against wales this weekend. the lock picked up a knee injury in england's six nations opener against ireland in dublin. it was first expected that he would miss the game in cardiff because of medial ligament damage, but england say he's recovering quicker than expected. that's all the sport for now. we will have lots more at half past six. more now on our top story: the japanese car—maker, honda, is set to

ofs was a collaboration major league baseball, espn and the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. today, we will look at the second half of the exhibition which looks at baseball schematically, it -- including ballpark, the business of baseball and how immigration has affected baseball. a buts our section on ballpark and what we have is an original fire insurance maps are in what this shows is d.c.'s original baseball stadium was in the heart of the urban community. you can see that it is next to a number of businesses and residences. ofhave a hospital and a lot warehouses. a lot of fans gathered late in the day to watch a free game of baseball. what these maps do and we have them for a number of cities is show that these stadiums are right in the midst of their communities. they are not in some idyllic pastor. this map was updated in the early 20th century. and other think we are talking about are the customs and rituals. everything from keeping score. here we have a handwritten scorecard from the first game of the 1936 world series between the yankees and the giants. keeping sco

the team has begun contract talks with running back adrian peterson, as first reported by espn.become a free agent. heve rushed r 1,000 yards. the 33ear-old says he wants to play a few seasons. e backfield will also have chris thompson and darius geist returning from a torn acl. they could be loaded in the baeffield. guys,e i leave you here. today is a huge day in the asian community, it's the lunar new year, the year of the pig. >> okay. >> i want to share a little tradition, as a matter of fact. that's giving out these red envelopes. >> nice. >> in chinese -- they're filled with cash. >> really? >> there's money in there. don't spend it all at once, doug. >> there is money. >> doreen, i got yours over here. >> a buck. >> we canet a tall coffee if we combine. >> this right here is why little asian kids all around the world love this day. raking it on chinese new year. happy new year. happy new year. >> thankou, [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big c

the new deal will see fury‘s future fights broadcast live on bt sport in the uk and espn in the us. could make a broadcasting agreement more unlikely. this is beyond 100 days. still to come — can you put a skeleton to a face? we'll try to work out which images belong to which species as london zoo releases scans from the health checks of its animals. a small inflatable boat carrying 3a migrants, has been intercepted off the coast of dover. they include a number of women and children, and were brought back to shore by border force officials. our special correspondent, lucy manning, has more from dover. borderforce border force was patrolling the channel. early morning, and this patrol boat to cutters and lifeboats are called into action after a small inflata ble are called into action after a small inflatable boat crowded with migrants is intercepted off the coast. they were brought into the port at dover covered in blankets to protect them from the cold. 3a migrants were rescued including men, women and children. at the moment, it's not clear what nationality they are. many recently

espn's college game day gives students 18 seconds to try and hit a half-court shot and win the money. four seconds left on the clock. >>> and a group of co-workers from new york also won a cash prize, but theirs is a little bit bigger. 23 workers from a small retail business on long island came forward anonymously to claim january's $437 million mega millions jackpot. now they'll each walk away with almost $8 million. they opened an llc to claim the money, allowing them to stay anonymous. how clever is that? >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, country music superstar reba mcentire reveals the nominees for the 54th academy of country music awards. academy of country music awards. ♪ the beat goes on george has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps his heart... so he can keep on doing what he loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take e

espn reporting theizards jabari bobby portis and parker along with a future second round pick in theted third overall in t013 draft out of georgetown and the wizards just signed porter to a $104 million extensback in 2017. otto averagi over 12 points in 41 games thi season. get this, t wizards,y visit the bulls on saturday. so we will keep you updated on al theseoster moves. meanwhile, bradley beal and the wizards taking on the bucks without otto. tall task. they need everyone they can get against giannis antetokounmpo. big slam from the greek freak. bradley beal hits the three. that's his 1,000th career three-pointer, the youngest to reach that mark.0 he had 3 points in the game, but the greek freak, too much for the wizards, torcinghe turnover then he takes us coast to coast with the finish and flush. he had bucks score season high 148. they beat the wizards 148-129. whoa is right. down a level, 24th ranked maryland visiting his dad saw a good one. second half, tps moving, alley-oop for jaylen smith, throwing it down. a team high 18 points for the freshman. the terps up seven. late

tyson fury has signed a multi million pound broadcast deal with espn which will see his next five fightsthe usa. there remains no fixed date for a rematch with deontay wilder who has his own broadcast deal with showtime, which could prove a stumbling block in negotiations. here is tyson fury. i have already beat deontay wilder in his own country, it's not the end of the world. it is what it is, it's only boxing. i really beat him in america. let's make it happen. where better than the biggest tv station in the world to do it. i'm joined now by the bbc boxing correspondent. interesting to hear about tyson fury. he seems to be speaking down the fight. are we going to see this match and what exactly, how is this broadcast deal with rival broadcasters coming into play? is going to prove a stumbling block for that fight to happenhas certainly created confusion in the world heavyweight division, there is no doubt about that. this is a great dealfor tyson fury no doubt about that. this is a great deal for tyson fury and no doubt about that. this is a great dealfor tyson fury and is no doubt abo

articulated and seems to be executing on an over-the-top content and delivery system that's working espn solved their problems for the most part. i don't know why you would pick any other name in the sector frankly disney continues to perform in a bad environment disney. >> by the way, that was such a tim move to leave your ringer on if anyone leaves their ringer on, it's tim. >> i've been a really good boy why is guy's miscue becoming a look at tim. >> it's a fair point. >> let's move on s&p 500, jeff, trade it or fade it here? >> obviously it depends on your time horizon i think if you're in the market for the whole year, you should probably trade it. i think over the next month you might see a little give-back you have 85% of names trading above their 50-day moving average so maybe a little bit overbought the v-bottom that we've seen not the norm once the market starts to turn its attention to earnings, we believe earnings will be able to grow with the fed now out of the way you can probably maintain the multiple expansion we've seen so far at the very least. then interestingly, janua