that has sparta growth in espn plus.he one thing we did mention is hulu is not a brand that is going to travel well internationally, which is why they are rebranding their international as a star brand, which is a take on the hot star. 300 million monthly active users in india. that is where the focus is going to be. i absolutely think they are going to do something pretty transformative in terms of all of their content engines chaired taking that and -- their content engines. taking the and the streaming first approach. romaine: there is a mentor and serial that has sold out -- a mandalorian cereal that has sold up. we appreciate you bringing some clarity, insight and a lot more smartness to the program than i can provide. we are going to continue to focus a lot more on these topics. disney has the cruise business, the parks business and the resort business. we are going to talk about that sector and whether it can bounce back. robin farley is going to be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ are focuseday, we on the

also on the sports side, espn getting some of its mojo back. again it is going to be some heavy lifting to be done in the near term while these covid issues pose some near-term constraints. we know travel is not close to pre-pandemic levels. sports have had some stutter steps. all of that we are keeping an eye on. some headrs have had fakes as well. this plays into the overall outlook. we still have some speed bumps to navigate. emily: we know "mulan" went straight to streaming. disney says it is pleased and will be announcing similar plans for more movies next month. that said, while disney world -- walt disney world only operating at 35% of capacity. disneyland in california is closed. disney world in florida is open at 35% capacity when it is normally full. do you think the parks business will ever recover in a new world? tuna: it's going to take a long time for the parks to get back to normalcy. what we were encouraged is the idea they are getting positive net contribution in the parks operated -- operating at a very limited capacity. they

how are espn and the theme parks doing? >> great question.e parks actually did a little bit better than we thought. revenues with are down like 60%, we thought they were down 70 so there were more people in the parks than we expected but on the cost side with all the layoffs, they are being very aggressive in managing that side of the business. so the losses were quite a bit better than than we thought. it was only about 1 billion. and espn was actually a bright spot their median net business actually grew on a year over year basis and that was really a function of the rush of spoeturf sports ratings weren't as great as we thought, but there were a lot of them and so advertising was up. but a lot of it has to do with the schedule >> john, disney certainly the streaming will get all the headline, but the theme parks is the bread and butter john, appreciate your time have a great weekend >>> coming up, we are not quite done with disney yet we'll talk more about baby yoda, can't stand that character, an booze but hopefully not together the top t

. >> is very controversial and lebron took an hour of time on espn and we made the announcement, asking to do this interview and he announced he was going to go play for miami heat and there was tremendous consternation and people were very upset in cleveland and in ohio because he was leaving his hometown, but lebron, in that moment took control not only of his career, but it was the beginning of the modern era of player impairment. >> if he could go back in your career, here we are in los angeles and the biggest star is eric dickerson and you get a call you've been treated. eric, at that time was the greatest running back in the national football league. he announced his own trade two days before the rams or the colts had hoped to do it or 36 hours before they were going to fly him to new york and announced that he was going play against the jets. he announced his own trade and took that into his hands by going onto espn in the late sportscenter anchor tom who was a terrific guy and a really great sportscaster said that was the night that transformed espn. it went from a highlight ser

building global subscribers between disney plus, espn plus, and hulu. the number was actually way higher than we expected. over 73 million they reported. and now that they are closing in on the one year of that launched,when they certain verizon customers. the key will be to see how the new content they produce, the lorian, which launched a couple of weeks ago, and all the content will drive acceleration with the international launch getting much more traction then we would have expected. espnon the sports side, getting some of its mojo back. again it is going to be some heavy lifting to be done in the nerd term -- near term the covid issues pose some near-term constraints. close toravel is not pre-pandemic levels. all of that we are keeping an eye on. the theaters have been there as well. this plays into the overall outlook. we still have some speed bumps to navigate. went: we know mulan straight to streaming. disney says it is pleased and will announce more movies next month. worldaid, while disney at 35% ofting capacity. disneyland in california is c

the official tv of espn college football. >> dave: welcome to east lansing, michigan, where the number

he tells espn he's feeling fine and expects to fully recover.n the covid list once before but only for close contact. nine niners are now on the list and we don't know how many are positive. they travel to l.a. to play the rams next sunday. >>> speaking of the rams, their game in tampa made nfl history. this was the first time an all-black nfl officiating crew took to the field. so veteran ref boger led them wearing the uniform worn by greer, the first ever nfl referee. the first black nfl referee, that is. starting back in 1988. the rams, by the way, they beat tampa in a close one, 27-24. >>> now to new video of the most adorable thing you're going to see all day. take a look at this. these penguins in chicago getting a chance to stretch their little legs out at soldier field just in time for the height of football season. a nearby aquarium allowed the birds to take a special tour. they even got a sneak peek at the locker room. they weren't much interested in all of football, though. i'd love to see them run on those little legs. >> that's how

espn reported clay suffered a leg injury in southern california. severity unclear. espn is reporting it's the other leg, not the left leg where he tore his acl back in 2019. so does this change the warriors' strategy going into tonight'snba draft? we'll see. kr the chronicle reports they will allow fans back in chase center at half capacity was just rejected by san francisco health officials. earlier in the day the team owner was espn's first take pushing his proposal. >> i and george rutherford from ucsf believe we can do 100%. that sounds crazy, i'm sure to the public health officials but it's not what the level of what's going outside in the community that's important but what will happen inside the arena. >> he says the team is ready to spend upwards of $30 million to test every fan, employee and player at each home game. meanwhile, the nfl is stepping up their own covid-19 safety protoc protocol. starting on saturday, masks will be mandatory at all times including during team's practices and in their weight rooms, meetings must be held virtually or in the large

>>welcome back everyone and espn reporter in bay area native now catching some national attention afteriring back at an online troll molly mcgrath has been covering college football for the network for the last several years. but the season, she's also pregnant kron four's colin mills talk with her about what led to her powerful statement. >>okay new york or madison on any given saturday you can find molly mcgrath hustling on the sidelines. the job is just so much fun and there's nowhere else i'd rather be the burlingame native covers college basketball and football for espn i my brother went to university high school played football and baseball there and i went to all of his game. so i think just growing up around really made me fall in love what has he meant to you. the graph devotes her week to prepping and then traveling to games where she spends hours on her feet working each broadcast. this season on top of the usual demands. she's pregnant women in sports work just as hard if not harder. then the men, especially when they're balancing a career and a family in creating a life and

i also after the break an espn reporter with ties to the bay area. now making headlines after firing back at an online troll how she's now turning negativity into one empowering message for women. >>an espn reporter and bay area native know catching some national attention after firing back at an online troll molly mcgrath has been covering college football for the network for several years. but this season, she's pregnant kron four's kylen mills talk with her about what led to her powerful statement. >>okay new yorker madison on any given saturday you can find molly mcgrath hustling on the sidelines. the job is just so much fun and there's nowhere else i'd rather be the burlingame native covers college basketball and football for espn i my brother went to university high school played football and baseball there and i went to all of his game. so i think just growing up around really made me fall in love what has he meant to you. the graph devotes are we to prepping and traveling to games where she spends hours on her feet working each broadcast. thi

according to espn.rwent full-body radiation, chemotherapy and 2 bone marrow transplants but none of it worked during all of this david shot would coaches football team's practices and games and then return to his dying brother's bedside telling no one in october of 2018 eric's doctors came up with one final treatment plan. a hail mary of sorts to perform a 3rd bone marrow transplant. this time with david as a half match donor in a new type of procedure. that transplant took place on november 1st espn reports that weeks later eric miraculously started to turn a corner. the transplant had worked in 2019 eric was declared cancer free. all thanks to david. their bonds now stronger than ever. they're story also reminding us in these difficult times to never give up hope. espn college gameday will be featuring the shaws with an extended story. s price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the

florida faces vanderbilt after being switched from espn to abc.n a few hours ago the acc announced the game between clemson and florida state has been postponed until december because of covid-19 concerns. at 10:30 wisconsin faces northwestern, and then 4:30, oklahoma state battles number 10 oklahoma in norman. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 p.m., thank you, again, for joining us, have a great saturday. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> hi, everyone, michael finney, i know you're waiting for covid-19 payments, i asked the edd, whais going on, why can't our viewers get their money? >> there's a number of different things that could impact someone's eligibility. >> "7 on your side" got your emails, hundreds of emails all about the edd, and you deserve better. that's why i promise to keep asking the tough questions and getting there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important i

the official tv of espn college football. >> dave: welcome to espn college football on abc presented5. the penn state nittany lio

but it it they do all we know from espn is that they have shut down the facility because of that and what's happened in the past is if a team is affected and they're hosting. then you can't bring in another team, so that's going to be a problem getting this game off on a thursday night at needless to say the 49 ers were already injured not on the covid list with a regular injury list with pink kindle and so many others injured now you the the problem and it well it looks like they're done the currently gives us something to talk about this morning and we want to bring in on the conversation. >>over the phone now we've kayla mills our sports reporter standing by with reaction to this news kind good morning. >>good morning guys, yeah be we major new this morning in a big shopper. i'm already a busy morning. i'm sure with election recall bill coming in. but then if this is true and there is hope and result in that will be the first time for the forty-niners so this will be something completely new for the organization out the s p n b in your nfl insider adam schefter the one breaking th

eastern on espn and then on espn when the masters wraps.imento cheese sandwiches. >> how did you get there? >> because they serve them at the masters. >> come on. dan pays close attention and follows the masters very closely. >> if it's not about "downton abbey" then i can't. >> of course. >>> we start this half-hour with the growing concerns the exploding pandemic may force more schools to go all online. parents, teachers and students all facing the harsh realities as cases in their communities climb. abc's zohreen shah has more. >> reporter: this morning, as coronavirus cases surge, schools across the country are weighing whether to go back to remote learning. in new york city, mayor bill de blasio warning public schools currently in hybrid schedules may have to go all remote as early as monday due to a rise in cases nearing new york's 3% threshold. >> parents should have a plan for the rest of the month of november. i think that's the safe way to think about it. >> reporter: the change would affect over a million students, the largest pu

big 12 fans can check out big 12 now on espn plus. our time, oklahoma state football, mike gundy saying how much he enjoyed having the all access series there. sign up for that on espn.com now. second loss for gundy's cowboys. not out of the mix if they get guys like hubbard back to 100% and regrouped. a few games to go for rattler. the roll continues. five straight wins. two conference losses. big night for rhamondre stevenson who rumbled for 141 yards on the ground and caught a pass on the opening series after a slow start. >> kirk: only five yards a carry. came down from his eight yards a carry. >> chris: he wore him down. the sooners win it by four scores. next friday, we're excited about this one -- we're going keep chipping away, banging away, maybe we'll get a close game in chapel hill. the fighting irish and the heels the day after thanksgiving in the acc. we can only hope. hope you'll join us. have a wonderful holiday, folks. for our entire crew, so long, except for the west coast, stay tuned for your local abc news. ♪ i got

he previously worked at the espn magazine.one for "the new york times," "sports illustrated," he's a two-time finalist for the livingston award, and husband e work has been cited or recognized by the new yorker, the atlantic, "the new york times," "the wall street journal" and slate. he's a graduate of lee university and the uc-berkeley graduate school of journalism. he currently lives in nashville. jordan's here with us today to discuss his new book, "the road from rack a ca: -- raqqa, a story of brotherhood and belonging." with jordan today is one of the brothers, riyadh, who i'm going to let jordan introduce. so, jordan, riyadh, welcome. >> thanks so much, nathan. yeah, i'm thrilled to be here as a nashville january and a tennessean, an event that i love to attend every single year, and it's been a dream to be a part of it. so even under these circumstances and these strange times, it's a real honor to be a part of this. and i could not be more thrilled to be here with riyadh. riyadh is the chef and owner at cafÉ raqqa in h

he worked at grant lands and the espn magazine. he has written for the "new york times," sports illustrated. is a two-time finalist for the livingston award and his work is been cited or recognized by the new yorker, the atlantic, the "new york times," the "wall street journal" and slate. he's a graduate of lee university and the uc berkeley graduate school of journalism. he currently lives in nashville. he is here with us today discuss his new book "the road from raqqa: a story of brotherhood, borders, and belonging." with the jordan is one of the brothers from the story, riyad alkasem who i'm going to let jordan introduced. jordan, riyad, welcomed. >> thanks so much, nathan. i'm thrilled to be here as a nashville in and the tennessean. this event is one i love to attend emerson to your and it's been a dream to be a part of it. even under these circumstances and these strange times it's a real honor to be part of this. i could not be more thrilled to be here with riyad. riyad alkasem is the chef and owner at cafe raqqa in henderso

segundo emmys en el especial de "aquÍ y ahora" por este documental producido por univisiÓn y la cadena espn

segundo emmys en el especial de "aquÍ y ahora" por este documental producido por univisiÓn y la cadena espnornada movida alrededor del mundo. mÉxico cerrÓ su aÑo futbolÍstico enfrentando a unos japoneses que se pusieron bravÍsimos! pusieron a prueba los reflejos de memo ochoa. en la conmebol, quÉ clase de eliminatoria! brasil no tiene rival, argentina se impone. a chile le dieron vino tinto. y

the warriors say he is expected to miss the upcoming season but a source tells espn thompson has been told to expect a full recovery. he missed last season following an acl tear to his left knee. >>> i am anne makovec, to the warning from the cdc which is rare but not unexpected in this case. let's go live to sfo where the cdc is recommending people across the country don't travel during the thanksgiving holiday to mitigate spread of covid-19 as cases spike around the country, cdc coming this a strong recommendation not a requirement at this point. the cdc is recommending only celebrating with people in your household. if you are joining others, wear a mask when not eating. stay six feet apart. if you are inside, keep the windows open. they're telling people to mask up and social distance. sjc is expecting roughly 125,000 passengers to travel during this 11-day period. last year the number was four and a half times that. it certainly will be reduced capacity. health experts are recommending this two week quarantine if you go to a place that's having a real spike in covid cases. some c

he tells espn he is feeling fine and is expected to make a full recovery. he was placed on the covid list once before but only for close contact. they travel to play the rams next sunday. >>> speaking of the rams, the first time an all-black officiating crew took the field. anifo u once worn by johnny eer,gr the first ever black nfl referee starting in 1988. the rams beat tampa in a close one 27-24. >>> more tahoe ski resorts open, alpine meadows opened today. on friday sugar bowl, heavenly, north star were the first to open last week. in most cases you have to book ahead of time with major restrictions on the slope. although i've been online in commercial breaks and looked at north star, home wood, squaw, and they are already booked up until next week or a couple weeks into december. you'd certainly better check ahead. >> check ahead or just stay home. >>> it seems like we have an update on covid-19 vaccines, but are you ready to receive it? next a look at what americans are saying about this in a live report straight ahead for you. plus -- >>> it's offici

the draft is wednesday on espn. te warriors have the second overall pick. do they go big? back? so many questions. no answers from gm bob myers. conventional wisdom says the dubs need a big man. how about james wiseman? huge potential. can he help the team that wants to win right now? anthony edwards, high scoring guard from georgia but doesn't necessarily fits golden stay's needs with a healthy steph and klay. you know larry beil is drying that bandwagon. scouts disagree on where he should go in the top ten. bob myers says he will make no firm decisions until they're on the clock. >> it's not like it's locked in place, and like i said, it doesn't need to be. somebody gave any good advice. i don't know who it was. i think somebody that worked with president obama told me never make a decision until you have to. so we'll make it on whatever it is, wednesday night when they call our name. we'll decide. >>> the biggest nba trade rumor right now, espn reports james harden wants to go to the nets, which could potentially create a super team of kevin durant, kyrie irving and har

according to a tweet by espn, there have been 104 instances this season of a positive test one day and then a negative test the next. it's been proven positive 101 out of 104 times with further testing. niners shut down the practice facility yesterday but the show will go on today against green bay. there was a good bit of activity after sunrise with employees arriving to work. fans we spoke with say play on. >> you don't think it is irresponsible to keep playing? >> it is if they got in contact, yes. if they didn't and they found it right away, then it's okay. >> as long as they all got tested and the results come in before the game. just to be sure everybody is safe. >> reporter: niners take on green bay tonight at 5:20 p.m. >>> any response from the health department on this stay. >> reporter: they have been monitoring the situation but are not going to jump into this one. no comment for now from them. >> thank you so much. >>> cal football team will not play washington saturday. this is after a player tested positive. several other players are in quarantine. the game baseball decla

. > >11.03.2020 - espn - fuera de juego [♪ ♪] . > > [♪ ♪] . > > gracias por continuar con nosotros enrencia de prensa más tardía que haya tenido se los agradezco quiero agradecer al pueblo estadounidense por el enorme respaldo millones y millones de personas votaron por nosotros hoy un grupo muy triste de personas está tratando de arrebatárselo a esta gente y no lo vamos a permitir quiero agradecer a la primera toda mi familia , al vicepresidente y su señora y estábamos preparándonos para una gran celebración, estamos ganando por doquier y de repente hubo una pausa, los resultados de esta noche son fenomenales ees realmente, estábamos llistos para salir a celebrar algo tan hermoso la votación del éxito los ciudadanos de este país ssalieron en números impresionantes a participar para apoyar este increíble movimiento ganamos el estado de no esperábamos ganar florida no solo ganamos, tramos por mucho ganamos el gran ohio texas ganamos en texas por 700,000 votos, que no se incluyeron en los cómputos es obvio que si ganamos en georgia repunta amos 2.5% 217,000 votos con un 7% restante nunc

here i am outside of levi stadium and we are receiving reports from sources telling adam schefter espn's nfl insider that kendrick bourne wide receiver for the 49 ers is the player who tested positive for covid-19 i do want to mention. >>ford is actually coming off his best game of the season we had 8 catches for 81 yards this past weekend against the seahawks he seen a much bigger role of the so many offensive players, including deebo samuel, obviously the top wide receiver for the 49 ers who's been injured so he seen increased offensive workload so with borne out this is an interesting stat if tomorrow night's game against the green bay packers is played not a single offensive player who touched the ball and last year's nfc championship being will be on the field for the forty-niners so that should give you some perspective on just how much the niners have struggled with injuries and now this latest blow up positive covid-19 test results within the organization team's facilities are shut down today as a precaution, the team to release a statement this morning about this covid-19 she sa

espn's not the only one scoring a touchdown on the comeback of pro sports. better than expected results in the third quarter thanks to the return of the nfl, the nba, nhl and mlb action. the online gambling stock draftkings jumping 5.33%, also getting a boost on its prediction revenue growth, will pop 45% year-over-year in 2021. so its rivals are basking in the halo effect, penn national gaming up 3.33, caesars up 5.3%. the gaming explosion, a 53% year over year search in revenue leading unity software to a smaller than expected loss in its first quarterly report since going public. webbush praising the, quote, near flawless performance of the gaming and 3-d software maker. you've got these developers who subscribe to unity's of software suited, at least three other firms raising their price target. ticker symbol u. and revlon, just three days after leading the russell 2000 to new highs, the makeup maven dropping 17 percent on an ugly 20% drop in quarterly sales, but revlon shares still set for a gain for the week after fending off bankruptcy. please, revlon

, let's talk a little bit about one area, and this would be true for disney, what's happening with espning us a sense of what's happening with hive sports. apparently the pac-12 is getting hit really hard in the wallet by the pandemic the conference is losing $5 million in tv revenue for each football game they cancel this year already been forced to cancel five games in three weeks. remember, they got a very late start including this weekend's matchup between arizona state and colorado the a big financial hit, eric, and i'm curious how it affects each school. it will be years that we're dealing with lost revenue. >> this is a real problem. it's going to have a lot of trickle effects. pac-12, five million a peek. all the revenue that a major conference makes across its entire athletic department 12 million, spread it equally, $400,000 per team for any game in the conference that gets cancelled. what does that mean? cut sports stanford is getting rid of a lot of sports. a lot of athletes are saying don't get rid of the lower tier sports the pac-12 is finally saying if we don't have a gam

you can follow tiger's round streaming on espn plus.ound coverage begins on espn at 10:00 a.m. >>> next at 6:00, cracking down on covid-19. the message santa clara county is sending to business owners as case numbers spike once again >>> and the safe way to holiday as we count down to thanksgiving there's questions about food, family and travel. the ceo of a major national grocery chain weighs in on how to celebrate during a pandemic. >>> and if your travel plans are taking you through sfo, getting there may be harder. the court battle brewing for taxi drivers. >>> 5:56, a live look at the embarcadero this morning. we'll be back. >>> hi, everyone. i know many of you are waiting for your unemployment or covid 19 payments. so i asked the edd what's going on? why can't our viewers get their money? >> there's a number of different things that could impact someone's eligibility. >> 7 on your side got your emails. hundreds of emails all about the edd and you deserve better. that's why i promise to keep asking the tough questions and getting a

. >> number three, give espn some credit for trying something new with a miked up player.they'll never ask ramon mariano to drop the mic again. >> [ bleep ] wrong>> well, live tv, what can you say. at number two, justin turner broke out of isolation to take photos with the world series trophy. sort of ruined the moment for the dodgers management. >> why did you choose not to follow the protocol? >> [ bleep ] >> and rudy gobert, who had the virus, thought he was being funny by touching everything in sight. at number one, working from home has been fun, but i'm never going to let my wife fish for me while i do a sportscast ever again. >> you handle your show, i'll handle the fish. >> oh, he's a nice fish. that's in my script. >> i lost the fish. >> the fish got off, i lost the fish. >> i remember that one. >> never let -- right? if not for my wife, i would be brining a bass right now. >> you know what, i'm going to give you an extra turkey award this year, because that porcelain thing on your right is not a turkey, bud, it's a rooster. >> oh no. it's a chicken. >> you ruined

and just getting word from espn, jamaica rob low and george kittle are out for multiple weeks due tos they got during the game yesterday in seattle. the seahawks are beating the niners with his final score 3727. improving the record to 6 and one it and are on top of the nfc west. the man niners are in last place with a four on a four record for jamaica rob low struggled early on. the only through for 84 yards. he had one interception. he was sacked three times he left the game in the fourth quarter after he was injured. we aggravating his ankle from earlier this season. here is the head coach yesterday, after the game.>> you can ask him on the ankles. and i know it was hurt once we all thought that he didn't come back in on the one play but he had a good week of practice throwing it but ankle sprains linger. you never know when it will effect you. i know that you heard it later in the game and we will wait until tomorrow to see how bad that it is.>> according to espn, and looks really bad. the tight end left early limited to the locker room with a foot injury. aaron rodgers and the g

espn reports it's a one-year deal for basemory. steph curry showing off his version of phil mickelson's block shot. phil tweeted, i wasn't worried about the match, but i am now. and then steph supplies, your biggest worry should be your partner's swing. phil's partner is none other than that guy, charles >>> finally now, there are plans to build a massive freeway overpass just for wildlife in southern california. and if the video out of utah is any indication, we are going to be in for a real treat. animals have been taking advantage of the critter bridge over the past couple of years. surveillance video has captured all kinds of wildlife big and small. we've got bobcats, coyotes, dear, mountain lions, moose, bears. they have all used it. officials hope to break ground on the california bridge next year. it is a cool sight to see. well, with that, that's all we have for right now for abc7 news at 5:00 i'm dion lim. thanks so much for joining us. on behalf of drew and chris and all of us, >>> tonight, several developing stories as w

a "sportscenter" anchor, you were working at espn did you know when watching it that there would ber on at the very outset because of the documentary because it was apparent as it started, seth, that without live sports, we in the sports media business certainly doing a show every day for three hours, we were viewing "the last dance" as if it was a live sporting event. everybody was watching it all at once it was sort of a communal feel, just like a live sporting event. and we were just -- we were learning new stuff about something that we thought that we had not learned before. so i had the director on, and i did ask him if there was a certain anchor, with a flock of seagulls haircut at the time that no longer exists, was going to appear. he said, "yes, you are making it you will be there. and each week, week in and week out it would start and end without me appearing so, i knew the last episode would have to, if he was true to his word, include me and, um -- and i popped up on screen and it was just like an out of body experience to be honest with you. totally worth it >> seth: i

were all placed on the covid reserve list more and tested positive for coronavirus on wednesday but espn's adam schefter is reporting born tested negative today and yesterday meaning the wednesday test was likely a false positive. head coach kyle shanahan has voiced his frustration about the whole thing but what can you do. as for what's next born i you can williams are said to be able to return to practice and the team has a nice break before playing new orleans saints next sunday shanahan mention that where he most are and deebo samuel may be healthy in time to compete in that game hopefully with more pieces in place the forty-niners been snatched a huge road win and salvage their playoff hopes. >>moving on to las vegas. the raiders preparing for a stretch of divisional games starting with the la chargers on sunday. the raiders grinded out a 16 6 win over the browns in some ugly weather in ohio last weekend while the chargers blue yet another lead falling a heartbreaker to the denver broncos, 3130. >>the chargers are just 2 in 5, but don't overlook this team just yet. rookie qb justin he

golden bears they should be just fine their freshman class was ranked the 6th best in the country by espn w hoop girls, head coach sherman smith told me she's really impressed with how the freshman came in ready to compete. >>with 9 freshman and sophomores it's it's a lot of youth that it's also a positive thing in that it's a lot of enthusiasm a ton of energy and people who are just eager to play you know, and there's so much opportunity so so i'm excited about this we gel really well. the chemistry is amazing and i think it's just going to you know take us a little bit of time to get things to come together. >>the bears host csu bakersfield on sunday at 02:00pm also the saint mary's men's basketball team cruises past south dakota state this evening 70 to 59 the final score they're so excited and a lot of college hoops and football going on yeah, you sure caliber like all i'm so sorry about that loves the dogs i want a t-shirt and march i mean this is it right yeah, yeah, you hope all right. thank you. >>still ahead we share an update on the rescue not i'm being treated at the oakland zo

except for on the west coast, local news and on espn, boxing. ♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it from♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. >>> tonight on abc 7 news, the reopening rollback hits the bay area as coronavirus cases spike. see how restaurants are pivoting. >>> huge rallies today in support of president trump. but the one at the capitol in sacramento took a violent turn. >>> and a little light during what's been a very dark year. how the indian community is celebrating diwali during the pandemic. this special edition of abc 7 news starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> with the coronavirus surgin millions of bay area residents are about to see indoor operations at restaurants and several other businesses come to an end. good evening and thank you so much for joining us. i'm dion lim. much of the bay area is pivoting once again toni

.>> he did not say much, but owner mark davis told espn quote, the fines are draconian, outside the organizatione the wrong idea about it, we take it seriously. they plan to appeal. >>> roster reinforcements, three teammates are off the covid-19 restrictive this. and back with the team. nick mullens will remain the starters, so c.j. beathard will be the backup. jimmy garoppolo's ankle sprain will not require surgery, he will need an estimated 4-6 weeks before any decision can be made on if he plays the rest of the season. the 49ers plan on signing quarterback and open native josh johnson to provide some depth. the oakland tech quarterback, the cousin of marshawn lynch, 49ers are at the saints next sunday.>>> thank you vern, and one northern ca bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology

espn reports the nfl may expand the playoffs to 16 teams, so stay tuned. >>> coming up, the new most video in youtube's history. >>> also ahead, a change coming to the aisles at walmart. nunor: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala at home. find your nunormal with nucala. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the feeling of total protection now that we protect your identity, and mobile phone, as well as auto home and life you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today ♪ >>> time to check "the pulse." we begin with a new number one on youtube this morning. >> "baby shark" has dethrones "des

we're on espn. long story short, i did it for the hot dogs. johnny: legend has it, nathan's hot dog eating contest dates back to 1916. in those days, 20 hot dogs was the big deal. we started getting more return eaters. we started getting eaters from overseas. and we realized, there needs to be a sort of governing body to advance the sport with integrity. and so we launched the league in the late 90s. you can't have a sport without integrity. exactly. yeah. begin. johnny: major league eating holds about 70 events per year of varying cuisines. but to this day, if i want to make it into the big leagues-- the nathan's famous hot dog contest is where the sun rises and sets on our sport. announcer: joey chestnut. johnny: and after breaking his own record in 2020, with 75 hot dogs consumed in 10 minutes, joey jaws chestnut is still the top dog to beat in the sport. i would consider that an extraordinary ability. yeah, i mean i think they're as great as any other athlete. he's got 12 titles, it's unheard of. so he is the apex predator, the greatest ea

according to espn, seven ravens players have tested positive.his marks the first time since week five the league has postponed a game due to covid concerns. kick-off on sunday, 10:15 pacific time. >>> soccer fans are mourning the loss of a legend, argentina soccer great diego died of a heart attack. he underwent emergency surgery for a sub do you recall hematoma. he won the world cup with arj nina in 86. the president has declared three days of mourning. he was 60 years old. >>> some personal news from prince harry's wifehan markle. she's revealing she had a miscarriage in july. it happened a few months after the couple left britain's royal family to move to california with their baby son, archie. she writes about the miscarriage saying i felt a sharp cramp, i dropped to the floor with him in my arms, humming a lullaby. i knew i was losing my second child. sources tell cbs news there is an understandable sadness in the family. officially, they are calling it a private matter. >> we wish the family the best. >>> a dog owner receives a call she'd

. >>> according to espn ben roethlisberger is high risk since he was exposed to someone who has tested positive. he will now isolate for at least five days and then he will need to test negative before he go go around his team again the unbeaten steelers will play the cincinnati bengals on sunday. there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important items. it makes me very happy. ♪ ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> the goal to visit every in-n-out burger location in one year for this california family. sam says this started when his son suggested the idea in july and since then he and his kids have been to 235 out of 258 locations. they are documenting their journey on instagram and getting double-double attention. the c

espn reports it's a one-year deal. w bazemore joins brad wanamaker to give them back-court depth. >>> his version of phil mickelson's famous flop shots, phillip facing a special made for tv golf event friday. phil tweeted, "i wasn't worried about the match but i am now." steph, of course, replies, "your biggest worry should be your partner's swing." phil his partner, charles barkley, nba superstar legend. still needs help with the golf swing. steph teams up with peyton manning who's a very good golfer. that doesn't seem fair, dion, at all. >> i mean, he's using one arm. what's going on with that? >> i don't know. watch charles barkley youtube golf videos, you'll be amused for a bit. >> chris, thanks. >>> how did the critter cross the freeway? by still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still the gangs all here. just less "are we there yet?" the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just better. now during the chevy cyber sales event, use $500 cyber cash on most suv models... to get

since he retired from coaching in 2004, holtz worked as an analyst for espn and made numerous appearancesupporting president trump. he was a featured speaker at this year's republican national convention. >>> and politico says lara trump is considering a run for the u.s. senate in north carolina. people familiar with her plans say president trump's daughter-in-law is looking at a possible run in 2022. republican senator richard burr said he will not seek re-election. lara trump is from north carolina and is married to the president's son, eric. >>> still to come, a possible hair dye malfunction. a news conference by rudy giuliani goes viral for all the wrong reasons. into a smaller life? are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove eosinophils, a key cause

espn reporting that klay thompson has suffered a season-ending achilles tear. he was working out when he injured his lower right leg. now it looks like he will miss the next season. thompson missed all of last season with a torn acl. he was really a crucial piece of the warriors three championship wins. >>> live look for you outside in san francisco, where you can see the fog is sticking around this midday, lightly covering the golden gate bridge there. of course, we've been talking about this all morning. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking cool conditions for us. i know the rain is gone, abut te fog here. what about clear skies, will we see those soon? >> we'll see peaks of sunshine today. with all that rain that moved through yesterday has cleared but left moisture on the ground. with cool temperatures, it's condensing into fog. we're still seeing that fog linger in some spots. it is starting to clear out. we also have this system overhead pushing clouds across the bay area. we'll see that throughout today. we won't have a completely clear day. i wante

espn reports tampa bay's randy arozarena was detained after allegedly trying to take his daughter fromhas not been formally charged. major league baseball investigating. >>> with thanksgiving nearly here, a popular cooker in kitchens is being recalled. sunbeam says its six-quart express multicooker can be has orderous recalling nearly 1 million of them and says the pot's lid can detach while the pots are in use. about 100 injuries have been reported. our website has more information. >>> despite the pandemic millions of americans are traveling. so doctors are sharing important safety tips, also this morning the cdc could be changing its guidelines on when to quarantine. earlier i spoke with dr. alok patel. the cdc is considering whether to shorten the quarantine period recommended for people who are exposed to the coronavirus. what's your take on this potential change? >> this is assuming people can get a negative test after about three days from that initial exposure and so with average symptoms usually popping up after an exposure from around five to seven days, if you were to have a

aggravated a high ankle sprain he sustained in week 2 that caused him to miss 2 weeks back then now espn's adam schefter said he could be out for 6 weeks possibly longer if surgery is required. now the 49 ers haven't confirmed a timeline as for kindle he left the game in the 4th quarter and now he's set to miss 8 weeks with a broken bone in his foot that 8 weeks takes us all the way to the end of the regular season. so no updates from kyle shanahan, he didn't talk with reporters today but here's what he said after the game yesterday about rob lowe. >>i know is her once we i think we all saw a need go back in on that one play but you need a good week of practice don't i mean i think a spring fling or so you never know when it's going to affect >>and i know you later in the game reheard way to mars bad it is. >>just to put these injuries in perspective kittle has led the 49 ers in receiving yards for the last 2 seasons and since garoppolo joined the team, san francisco is 2048 when he starts they're just 5.21 when another quarterback is under center now one more big piece of niners news toda

espn monday night football deal expires next season.nvestors are waiting and watching 2020 elections today. nasdaq up 85, and the s&p higher by 42. all 3 major indices bounce back yesterday in broad rally trying to recover some of the losses from the worst week since march. joining me right now to talk more about that capital management ceo and chief investment strategist david kudlaw and fox business dagen mcdowell and jon hilsenrath and forbes media chairman and former republican presidential candidate himself steve forbes. thank you very much for being here. david kudlaw, let me kick it off with you. what's behind the rally? >> maybe some people are looking forward and possibly we've got, maybe they believe already that there is a blue wave coming and their pricing in the prospect for more fiscal stimulus or could just be that maybe they see the uncertainty over the election is starting to get resolved or we are seeing some positive news, positive sentiment to the markets for that. but i think mostly right now it is just that they se