the espn app.uld be more deals, draftkings has not been public for that long. they only went public to race back about a year ago -- through a spak a year ago. the stock price is not doing them to outcome of them to sell equity would be challenging. there will be consolidation in the space we do not know who is buying and who is selling? emily: what is your take on the pace of m&a and ipo's to the end of the year? given this is your beat and we had a guest saying she has bundling up for the winter. >> she says e-minis are the new ipo's, we have not seen a lot of -- she says e-minis are the new ipo's, historically pre-thanksgiving has been a good time for ipo's. we have not seen a lot of them. there have been one or two companies that could go public this year, it has been quite. m&a is coming back in some ways, the financing is extremely challenging. if you look at technology that is growing, and not really generating cash flow, those nothings investors like right now. all in all if you are growth

eastern on espn and espn+. >>> arizona cardinals star jj watt after yesterday's game sharing more about the medical procedure he underwent just days before the game, shocking his heart back into rhythm: >> reporter: nfl star jj watt helping lead his arizona cardinals to another victory but this game was different, played just days after a heart procedure. the defensive lineman reluctantly going public before the news was leaked, tweeting, i went into a-fib on wednesday, had my heart shocked back into rhythm on thursday and i'm playing today. >> when they told me they were going to put me out and shock my heart, i was scared. >> reporter: millions of persons are living with fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat that if untreated with increase the risk of stroke. he says his heart was beating weird so he got checked out and was diagnosed with a-fib. he and his wife are expecting their first child, announcing the news on social media. >> we've been looking at ultrasounds of our baby boy and they were happy and thursday we were looking at an ultrasound of my heart. it was just weird. i have

you can watch all of it on espn and espn plus. now here is drew. drew: who are you rooting for.ggie: i just read the words. drew: low clouds, dense fog in the north bay with coastal hickest fog in the north bay, less than a mile of visibility. we have a low clouds and overcast skies with reduced visibility near the airport. the thickest fog is in the valley of the north bay. here is live doppler seven. a bit of a traffic jam. high-pressure and low-pressure close together. it is not moving anywhere anytime soon. for the week ahead, you will find the gray sky with temperatures comfortable. the pattern preventing offshore wind. future weather showing the father is with us this morning, stubborn, throughout the next four to five hours. sunshine away from the coast but a wide range of temperatures. 70's around the bay shoreline. a fair amount of sunshine in the inland east bay. the three-day forecast shows cooler weather moving in by thursday. thursday temperatures lower than normal and we will keep that trend up. jobina: approaching the richmond-san rafael bridge, oppression the are

of course, we have had espn talking about trying to restructure and doing things there. draft kings up about 9% on the news. we are trying to get some sort of confirmation from both companies. so far, nothing. back to you. >> bertha, thank you. disney shares are down by a quarter percent at this point. not much movement on the draft kings side of things but it is interesting as disney ceo has said they would be open to do anything and here we are, doing almost anything. >> guys made this point a long time ago, that if disney got ready for espn attached to gambling that would be the best thing that ever happened. from the draft kings perspective it might be the best thing that ever happened to draft kings, too. the good news for people that have been some of these gamers and i think it's why caesars isn't bought is you are seeing a much more rational promotional advertising environment, possibility on the horizon and you are seeing a market that grows. said at these levels, yes. i can and do owned draft kings. >> yeah. >> guy has been making this point for a long time. th

espn is reporting it's worth $109 million. it's a small pay cut.e making a massive commitment to keep their championship court together. earlier this week they praise jordan poole for his put on the court and the way he's handling the circus surrounding the pond. >> the guy is mentally tough, physically tough. he's ultra-confident in his game. this is a pretty special young guy. and, you know, it was already reported after the incident. he worked out for another hour. he's cool. not much fazes him. >> now to football. from 49ers to road warriors. the red and gold will wrap up the ten-day road trips and day. they will take on the falcons that have in atlanta after beating the panthers in carolina. they stayed at a luxury resort in west virginia. it's a long time to be away from home. it helps with bonding and team chemistry. that's important. especially for improving the offense that looks like it is starting to gel with jimmy garoppolo back to quarterback. >> think it's moving in the right direction. >> i think we have ways to offensively. we left

take on the jaguars in london this morning in the first-ever game to air exclusively on espn+.embley stadium are espn's louis riddick and dan orlovsky. guys, good morning to you both. let's jump right in here. set the scene as the jaguars take on the broncos at wembley stadium. >> this is going to be a great game. two franchises right now that are really facing different challenges. denver broncos, it's all about russell wilson. this is where everyone that follows the nfl really has their eyes on. this is a guy who was paid a lot of money and draft capital was given up for russell wilson. he was supposed to make them a contender in the afc west in particular and the afc overall, so he needs to have a big game. for jacksonville, this is a team that right now that needed to come over here, get away from the states a little bit, get away from jacksonville. they have a young football team trying to find its footing. what better way to find its footing than against a denver broncos team that's reeling right now. >> louis, one is desperation and one is hope. denver's desperation. the

espn name however, our contessa brewer says the source says there is no truth to the report. stock up 8% in pre-market. >>> retail shares of levi is falling short of estimates the company reducing annual forecast for revenue due to what it calls significant incremental headwinds from stronger u.s. dollar as well as macroeconomics conditions and supply chain disruption it could be a trend over the coming weeks. >>> still on deck. talk about lighting up a sector. what president biden just said that is sending pot stocks surging. >> announcer: today's big number $81 billion. that was the total u.s. mutual fund and etf outflows in september according to data by ici fund flows that's the second highest month of the year behind april >>> companies like tesla and ford bet big on china, their ev rivals are looking west with companies like nio and byd and xpeng looking to emerge into new markets. we have eunice yoon with more from beijing >> reporter: thank you, seema. today is all about nio several hours in berlin, they will announce a deeper push in europe the executives are expecte

amid allegations of misconduct, including reilly , former thorns midfielder manish um, speaking to espnalleging riley invited her to his hotel room. i was terrified. and i knew i knew at that point. that i had to find a way out, and i was not willing to compromise. myself for my career or for this person, alex morgan , one of team usa stars and shims, former teammate speaking to espn, e 60. i just knew that he needed to be held accountable one day and that it would happen one day, but it took years for that to happen. even pilgrim abc news new york thanks, eva coming up the gigantic pumpkin. that's breaking records, plus the strange new computer keyboard strange new computer keyboard that could just be your type. who says you can't get everything you want? like going for bold without going broke... and staying true to your taste while staying on budget. who says rising costs means lowering the bar? settling? no need. get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj maxx where you can always afford to be you to the maxx [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that

snyder, now responding to the espn report, calling it patently false, adding, i have never hired any private investigator to look into any owner or the commissioner. a vote to remove snyder could come as soon as this winter 24 of the 32 owners would need to agree to remove him. commissioner roger goodell says there should be no discussion on snyder's ownership until the league's investigation into the sexual harassment allegations is completed. an urgent new warning about electric cars bursting into flames after hurricane ian officials say those lithium ion batteries corrode after sitting in salt water, and some of them have caught fire, damaging or destroying homes. the batteries can also reignite after being extinguished later on good morning america the surprising amount of time and water it takes to put out those fires. really deep freezes, extending all the way into the south this morning. snow even fell in parts of kentucky, the earliest on record. could more be on the way. let's check your wednesday forecast. good morning. today's weather is all about the extremes. we get reco

i'm hearing lots of chatter, though, about that rumor deal between draftkings and espn. which neither company would confirm. i asked fanduel ceo whether she's negotiating with espn. >> only thick i'll say we're the largest sports betting operator in the united states right now any deal of this magnitude, sure, we'll look at. >> what about an offer like fanduel to partner with a media outlet like espn >> i won't speculate thinking about it worked well for us, a great portfolio partners with nbc, cbs and on the talent side pat mcafee and many others, and what we're looking for is to make sure we can attract and retain the best customers at the right unit economics ends of the day, right, a lot of uncertainty in this environment. we don't know how many states will legalize and also want to make sure we have the right level of flexibility to be able to come in and out of changes and optimize those based on how the environment is unfolding. >> and draftkings jason joining me for a panel discussion next hour along with wynn, valley and circa. see it streaming live on cnbc.com

what does it take for espn, espn and extremely woke company, what would it take for them to admit thatxperiments, actually they are experiments, so-called reform that is turned out to be field grizzly experiments have taken thousands of lives, these lives are minorities, these are the people progressives claim to be helping, but instead because of their assumption that the poor are somehow okay with criminals. even though the criminals are in their neighborhood, they are in every neighborhood, but they are in there too, that somehow they would object to having a police presence, and last, this is another example, may be a lesson about waiting until it is politically consequential to act. if you had acted when people were raising the alarm, when the canaries in the coal mine were screaming, you might not be behind in these races, but it is that you waited until it was politically consequential and now you will lose. >> jesse: i think they are and that will be one of the major issues. coming up, too little, too late, top democrats finally putting some heat on joe biden over the prices he

tomorrow night on espn. >> you set him up so good. i love it. tomorrow night on espn.ing a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. liz: good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. overnight, for people were shot in a residential area between west oakland and emeryville. this happened just before 10:00 p.m. west oakland and emeryville police responded and treated four victims. two of those victim died on the scene while the others were taken to the hospital. the condition of those two people is unknown. the shooting is currently under investigation. happening today, the 48th annual castro street fair. the fair kicks off at 11:00 this morning until 6:00 p.m. you can catch live music, on the main stages, as well as food and local vendors. let's get a check on the forecast. first weekend of october, lisa. lisa: cloudy skies in emeryville. 62 in palo alto. 63 in oakland. nice view here, the sun from vollmer peak. 62 in livermore. with the clouds overhead we are certainly milder out there. five to seven degrees warmer but we will finish on the cooler

. >>> the nfl star now charged with assaulting an espn crew member after losing on "monday night football." >>> there's also news tonight on the new covid booster when it comes to children. we'll have it for you. >>> and tonight, the images just coming in. where is america's newest national monument? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we'll get to those reported tornadoes and this severe weather as we come on the air tonight. this whole system then moving east. >>> but we begin tonight with the stunning verdict against alex jones. the conspiracy theorist who claimed newtown was a hoax. that the parents of the children killed were paid actors. tonight, he's now been ordered by a connecticut jury to pay $965 million in damages to several families who suffered from his false claims, his lies, and threats from those who listen to jones. 20 first graders and six teachers and staff were killed at sandy hook elementary. their young faces, just 6 and 7 years old, still so moving nearly ten years later now. jones took the stand in the case and

hockey is back on espn plus and hulu. or have you invite you let me say we'd like to invite you to watch the avalanche and rangers tomorrow at 5. that's supposed to be we're at way better sharks hosts the nights after that 7:30 on espn be there or be square espn plus the place to be and today in oakland media day for the lincoln university basketball team the oaklanders program led by nba champion hall of famer and oakland native gary payton, who enters his second season as head coach payton was hired last season to be the first head coach in program history entering year two. he's excited about building up young men both on and off the court. learn to have a conversation instead of being on these phones all the time have a conversation be able to talk to somebody and be a people person because that's gonna take you a long way in life. you don't know who you're talking to because three months later he might call you and say you know what? you're a great person. let me give you a job at my multibillion dollar company, and

you may recognize jay from his more than a thousand appearances on espn's a roundtable discussion show, around the horn. now if you have a question during the course of their discussion, and we hope you do, you can submit it via the youtube live chat box, and will get as many answered as we can at the end of the presentation. john, j, it's great to see you again and it's great to have you here. thanks so much for joining us and welcome to both of you. j, i'll let you getting started. >> thank you so much, steve. great to see you again. great to be reunited with the two of you, and i appreciate that you thought of a for this discussion. certainly these are topics that i've always still are important. really one of the reason i get into sports journalism is to help tell the stories beyond the field and beyond the arena, and a look at the interaction of sports in society. and john is sorely taken on that challenge most specifically in this book, and john, of all the multitude of books that everyone starts with the same thing, and that's an idea, right? so what was the idea and the motivat

so i straight out asked jason robbins today, did you do a deal with espn? partnership with them already, an existing partnership that we think is really a great, you know, relationship, that is working well and nothing else really to talk about at this point. >> we've taken a portfolio approach to, you know, to how we have grown the business. we have great relationships with nbc, cbs, we have some of the best talent in the world so our playbook has worked really well and we're sticking to it >> amy howe says she's positioning fan duel to continue investing and growing in the u.s. both ceos predicting the economy will mean more consolidation naturally will happen. meanwhile, another strong competitor is coming on the scene. michael ruben said that fanatics will launch sports betting in every state where it's legal, except new york, by football season next year and they consider him a formidable potential foe >> there's a lot of players. is there a fear that there'll just be too many players they'll cannibalize each other by offering people like 300 people he

wednesday only on nba on espn. they never one of our favorite sports news. now, starting with monday night showdown bears patriots in boxborough do england head coach bill belichick came into the game looking to move into second on the all time coaching wins list. past chicago legend george palace were having none of that they overcame a four point deficit, scoring the game's final 23 points. chicago wins it 33 14 pulling off the upset there. if you happen to be shivering in the stands of foxboro last night, chances are probably you did not go to the kind of extremes that so many nfl super fans are taking these days. super fans are increasingly amping up what it means to even be a super fan. when it comes to football. you've got your fans. and then you've got super fans. it's gonna get nasty baby can't wait to see you. let's wrap up that reynolds wrap. it is a tampa bay buccaneers diehard. but on game day keith goes by another name. big nasty 35 years, man. it's never gone away or the you know the like they get lazy, and i'll just say nasty, nasty himself ha

finally, i really want to mention that, in collaboration with the undefeated, espn and the walt disney company, phil established the rhoden fellowship. i want it six year, the rhoden fellowship trains and aspires aspiring african american journalist from historically black universities and colleges. i want to thank you all for being here, i'm really looking forward to your conversation. bill, i turn this over to you. >> thank you so much, marcia. this is really very special. these are two writers and two folks i have had so much respect for, peter and joe. our path seven terse acted and i really respect what you guys have done and represented four years. every time i hear about the books that you have written, i say god, one of i've been doing with my life? but really, it is a pleasure and an honor to be on this panel. particularly, this was april. that always means a lot of stuff, it means baseball is in the air. it also means jack here of insulin. what we're going to do, this excise that we're going to look at and we're going to riff on. both of you have written extensively about the

espn tweeted out that information and also included the players medical chart. the nfl player brought an invasion of privacy claim against espn and a court decided the nfl player had a privacy claim that was valid. even though the amputation was news, the medical chart was the player's personal information and should not have been published. a jury decided as much. so that shows you how the hogan case opened the door to an increasing number of these sorts of cases. and you see more of them today, almost 10 years later. susan: for the most part we have talked about aspects of the media. but today, it is not just what is published on websites like facebook and tiktok and instagram. it is data. cell phones track our every move and transactions with credit cards. it is all swept up into big data and 80% of the public today says they are concerned about privacy. at the same time, many people publish every aspect of their lives online one way or the other. so where does the back-and-forth pendulum of concerns about privacy versus publishing and availability to the pub

espn reported he has enough dirt on roger caddell and other owners to blowup the league . h used investigators to harass an intimidate witnesses while the washington franchise was being investigated. he sent a letter denying the report after the owners meeting this week. >> can we just play ball? >> i am sure that is what everyone would rather see happening right now but there i so much money on the line with these nfl teams, the average value is $4.1 million. so, to see this controversy happen, there is one owner who has spoken out about that . he woul like to cease see snyder out >> it seems like a -for-tat, tug-of-war situation. >> a lot of big players are involved, as well . >>> what is good and fun is halloween and it is back, bigger than ever. we have the scoop on some of this year's trends. especially in the decoration department. it is bigger and better like this 7.5 foot electronic head. the halloween decorations are amazing but the costume association reports the larger pieces are seeing an increase i sales. they are seeing american consumers gravitate toward pop

bill is a columnist and editor at large for the undefeated espn. it's news excite about sports week and culture. for almost three decades he was known as the award-winning sports columnist for the new york times and a regular guest on espn's sports reporters. he is the author of several books including 40 million dollar slaves the rise fall and redemption of the black athlete and third in a mile the trials and try and of the black quarterback bill has won a peabody award is writer of the hbo documentary journey of the african-american athlete and he also wrote the emmy award-winning documentary breaking the huddle the integration of college football. and finally, i really want to mention that in collaboration with the undefeated espn and the walt disney company bill established the road and fellowship now and it's sixth year the road and fellowship. trains and supports aspiring african-american journalists from historically black colleges and universities i want to thank you all so much for being here. i am really looking forward to your conversati

before tonight's game i caught up with 49ers legend, hall of famer steve young, who is working espn's pregame coverage, to get his take on this matchup starting with jimmy garoppolo.ie andlaybkehe. t i much. and football is about reps. it's choreography. in the end it's a dance step. the more times you do it, surehr comfortable with, kyle calls, and get his feet settled in. if your feet are settled, your mind is settled. he can get going. first guy is open. steve gets set. things can start rolling. you see those feet start to move around a lot, not sure, ball flying around, that's not what we're looking for. >> there seems to be a formula when niners have won. ground control. great defense. third down conversions. defensively what do you like about the team? what can the crowd provide as energy and sound board? >> great defense is obviously about talent and plan. but then it's also about perception. the great defenses we played, i felt it on wednesday. so it becomes a part of. that's why the fans should smell it too. we all lean into that perception and pretty soon it becomes, percept

espn host our buddy stephen a.th will join us, we'll get his take on the gruesome injury from last night, thursday night football game. will next get to that but we begin tonight in the washington swamp, now led by some of the dumbest most incompetent people on the face of the earth, our economy is in shambles because of reckless spending. gas prices are going up again because of their war on energy. average price per gallon $6.26, statewide in california $6.18. oregon $5.29. washington state $5.17 and it's only going higher. our kids have fallen behind in school because of their unscientific covert restrictions, illegal immigration, opioid, sentinel deaths are at an all-time high because of their reckless open border policy. of course in afghanistan, and i we have vladimir putin threatening to use tactical nuclear weapons pretty much declaring one-third of ukraine is his. in the wake of hurricane ian florida's gulf coast is lucky to have strong state and local leadership because obviously the president of the unit

and the nhl on espn and espn plus is back tonight, an epic doubleheader. here to play the rangers at madison square garden. i'll be there. 730 eastern on espn and espn+. then the vegas golden knights face the l.a. kings at 10:00 p.m. eastern. let's drop the puck. >> so you're a rangers fan, we take it. >> just a little bit. >> let's go rangers. >> there we go. keep that spirit going. >> all the time. >>> coming up, all aboard. why cruise prices are falling. with the cost of pretty much everything else on the rise. gio will tell us how to find the best deals. hey there, gio. >> reporter: hey there, robin. yeah, you may have to go to the high seas to avoid high prices. the best cruise deals and what to look out for. that's next right here on "gma." i'm gonna miss you. at prudential, we can't tell you when your kids will finally go out on their own. but we can at least make sure that when they do — you're ready. that's why millions rely on us for the rock-solid strength that helps you plan for and achieve your retirement dreams. whichever road you take. who's

speaking to espn saying riley invited her to his hotel room. >> i was terrified.t heard back. but in 2021, he denied all allegations. u.s. women's soccer says they plan to implement immediate actions to protect players, including mandating background checks. >>> and flow to the other story that's left the sports world reeling. the nfl facing scrutiny and outrage over the miami dolphins star quarterback. it started in a game last sunday against the buffalo bills. tua tagovailoa returning to the field after taking a hit that left him stumbling. then four days later on thursday against the cincinnati bengals. >> down he goes. >> tua getting slammed to the ground, his fingers seizing in a sign of seizing, a sign of neurological trauma. >> a serious force. he guess down. >> he was placed in concussion protocol and rushed to the hospital. the dolphins have been adamant they followed proper protocol. the nfl players association began an investigation into the timeline of events. sources telling espn that the unaffiliated neuroconsultant who examined tua was fired over th

. >> we didn't talk about draft kings and espn >> excellent story >> we didn't talk about -- >> they call that a tease. >> you know what the over/under is six runs those two guys are good. this draft kings gets you excited about every single sports thing that's happening. houston and memphis. >> don't have any idea >>> coming up, futures right now. we'll talk strategy ahead of the jobs report next after the jobs report, reaction from kyle bass from hayman capital. >> is the right answer houston >> i don't know yet. i have to do some work ner helps you are watching "squawk box" on cnbc >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing ihg one rewards. seventeen hotel brands. six thousand global destinations. one loyalty program that lets you guest how you guest. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to

alex morgan one of team usa stars says allegations were detailed in the report also opened up to espn'sw he needed to be held account one day, and it would happen one day but it took years for that to happen. >> this is very emotional for me and honestly i'm having trouble absorbing everything in the report. >> reporter: on monday u.s. soccer president cindy parplow cone reacted to the report saying the problem is bigger than one person, one organization and systemic. >> time to read through it and think about the actions and inactions of certain people and that, it will take us some time to really think about what's need to be done in terms of discipline. >> reporter: now, the national women's soccer league said it would review the findings. in a statement they wrote, we recognize the anxiety and mental strain these pending investigations have caused and the trauma many including players on staff are having to relive. the big questions, what action will be taken by the league and federation to ensure this kind of behavior does not continue going forward. >> so unacceptable what we foun

she poke to espn in a clip broadcast on abc news alleging that they did in the report that riley, hered. and i knew -- i knew at that point that i had to find a way out and i was not willing to compromise myself for my career or for this person. >> reporter: alex morgan whose allegations were detailed in the report opened up to espn's e-60. >> i knew he had to be accountable one day but it took years for that to happen. >> this is very emotional for me. and honestly i'm having trouble absorbing everything in the report. >> now the national women's soccer league said it would review the report's findings and said we recognize the anxiety and strain and trauma that many including players and staff are having to relive. but the big question is what steps the league and the federation will take to prevent this type of trauma from occurring in the first place. as this report alleged systemic abuse across the sport. >> lucy, kafanov, thank you very much for that. >>> and coming up,p, the search and rescscue mission in florida turning to a search and recovery effort as the death toll from hu

alex morgan, one of team usa's stars whose allegations were detailed in the report also opened up to espn's he needed to be held accountable one day and that it would happen one day, but it took years for that to happen. >> this is very emotional for me and honestly i'm having trouble absorbing everything in the report. >> now, the national women's soccer league said it is investigating the findings of the report. and in a statement released yesterday, they wrote in part, quote, we must learn from and take responsibility for the painful lessons of the past in order to move the league into a better future. of course it remains to be seen, victor and alisyn, what that future might look like in light of all of these allegations. victor, alisyn. >> lucy kafanov, thank you for that report. >>> twitter stock surnls on reports that elon musk has proposed to move forward with his deal to buy the company at full price. >> now he wants to move forward. >> he's changed his mind apparently. he's a fickle guy. more on this u won't take a time-out. one dose of ubrelvy quickly stops migraine in its tracks

bloomberg reporting that you have draftkings close to a major partnership with disney's espn unit soe draftkings can license the espn brand to a sports book and offer betting odds during live games. that's the future of sports entertainment, isn't that interesting? so disney already owns a stake in draftkings with marketing deals with caesars and they've been really looking for an online sports betting partner and this deal could be about a $3 billion deal between the two. stuart: i watch premier league soccer as you know, sometimes i sit at the bar watching the tv on. i've got guys next to me who are making bets during the game. >> okay on their phones. stuart: yes, absolutely. >> also the u.s. is behind other international markets like the uk when it comes to sports betting because that's been around in the uk for a decade at least, right? stuart: remember when you were in london? there's a betting shop as we call them on every street corner every single one. >> i thought they were called p ubs. stuart: well, that too. what's this from levi strausse? >> this goes back to demand and

and more specifically to do with the rumored espn, it was rumored last year as well.n wanted 3 billion or something of that nature it's rumored this time that it's a lot better deal in favor of draft kings and being that it's been down so much i know growth has hit, i kind of wanted your opinion from here. >> well, i do think we have to worry about this california election that's the problem we've got to see what happens there. but i think jason robbins's doing a terrific job and i'm very much aware that partnering with draft kings would be a very good thing for any company who's in the media business because they're all doing so badly people got too negative and you saw what happened this morning but they weren't able to create enough fear. the bears were toothless after today we have to remember there's still plenty of people who never want to sell at all. on "mad money" tonight could a solar play like snoefa help shine some light on your portfolio or could the stock's recent downturn be warranted i'm checking in with the ceo then there's a bull-bear debate when it

according to reports from espn, kyle shanahan has a package of plays.adres in a critical game four against the phillies and it is not the way the sharks hope to start their season. they are looking to string a couple of wins together as they near the end of their road trip. oh my gosh. oh my gosh, oh all right, this is such a wonderful moment. i don't mean to get in the middle of it. oh but you are in the middle. cause you're in illinois, you're in the middle of everything. and you're getting married. illinois the middle of everything. >>> the sharks will wrap up their road trip sunday against the flyers but they are trying to string together some wins before heading back home. sharks fans in new jersey for the third stop of san jose's road trip. second period, the devils on the power play. dawson mercer stays with it in front. of the net to give new jersey a 2-0 lead. the sharks had their chance to tie it. couldn't get one past makenzie blackwood. the devils win 2-1. san jose now 1-6 to start the season. >>> former athletic shawn maniah was looking to

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obviously had positive news talking about collaboration there with espn. i don't like long duration equity. what this is it's not making a lot of money yet. if i was going to play it for the upside i, like bonawyn, only do so using something like call spreads or maybe even call spread risk, because i think the news creates some floor. >> yeah. carter what do you think about draftkings it's not god-like? venture out on a limb and say it's not. >> other bearish or bulls looked at top of the hour drops 80%. price action is very developmental. >> get to nike good one up 5% this week. carter >> talk about down and to the right? opposite of s, and i don't see any reason to own the stock. >> bonawyn what do you think >> short term challenging. one i mentioned is on my watch list a name i've been wanting to get long for a while i think it's going to be challenging in short term but there are specific names i think will hold up and have stood the test of time nike fits that bill. >> yeah. mike, a lot of activity and what did that activity to you indicate >> actuall

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it's not only thing aboutblue twitte cr yesterday, everybody n the nfl, everyone on espn, former players and agents are saying this was horrible. >> i will tell you what, youwha have to believe that on sunday, tewa lied. >> the team lied. the league doesn't matter whatst two and it doesn't matter what two is safe and independent. wait, i'm not able to still make believe the automat sit them. you have tseo believnt he theres a conspiracy, including the independenim t concussionincludin protocol doctor who lied about the reason that he was wobblyo on sunday and allowed him back in the game. he saihin thd his back was inju who back to and the team to turned a little violent. . lower said my back was escalator's. say that's why i whatever they will to get back on the .yo you have to understand politically what if it's weekf n three of an incredible season? season, he's not going to risk his entire career and neither will the team. i'm not not going to write his entire career. e teami am not excusing what thl has done in the past with a billion dollar concussion settlement, but this is uninfo

adams was caught on camera, shoving an espn cameramen while walking off the field and to the locker room. you see that there and the kansas city police department has charged adams with misdemeanor assault. the camera man, ryan zebley is claiming to suffered whiplash headaches and a possible concussion after being pushed to the ground by adam. so, gosh, we're a lot of weird things happening lately. i think davante adams really knows better in the situation. i was a little surprised to see that they didn't charge him with a criminal but still not an example that you want to set their summit in this of his apology to that. it wasn't didn't come across is really sincere toward the person that he. >> more of like a public relations kind of apology. yeah, i think he was a little annoyed that the camera guy got in his way. yeah, yeah. i mean, they're always standing there. when you walk off the field. >> i mean, but this whole thing about violence in all of the sport, you know, we've been talking about raymond, of course, it is reason for concern. you know, yeah, they have to get a handle on t

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espn. stephe our buddy stephen a. smith will join us . we'll get hi s take on the gruesome injury from last night's thursday night football game. we'll get to that. but we begin tonight inn the washington swamp, nowst inc led by some of the dumbest, most incompetent people on the face ofomhe the earth. >> our economy is in a shambles because of their reckless spending, gas prices. they're going up through the roof again because of their war on american energy. average price per gallon in l.a. today, six dollars and twenty six cents statewide . inst california, six dollars, 18 cents.atew you live ie in cnin oregona $6.. twenty nine cents. washington state, five dollars and 17 cents. and it's only going higher now. our kids have fallen behind in school because of of th their unscientific covid restrictionsei. ation, illegal immigration, opioidpioi fentanyl deaths are atd, s an al time high because of their reckless open border polic policy. we have europe at war because of their weakness and of course, in afghanistan. and now we afghani hav

mike >> this is an interesting case they had some positive news, talking about a collaboration with espn, i don't like long duration equity, and that's what this thing is. it's not making a lot of money yet. if i were going play it for the upside would only do so using call spreads or a call spread reversals because i think that news generates some floor. >> carter, what do you think of draft kings? it's not godlike >> bearish to bullish reversal we looked at at the top of the hour dropped 85% buck it's a week over week, month over month, price action is developmental. >> let's goat nike this is a good one up 5% this week. carter >> talk about down and to the right, opposite of hess, and i don't see any reason to own the stock. >> what do you think of nike >> in the short-term it's challenging. this is an anytime i have been wants to get long for a while. it's going to be challenging in the short-term, but there are specific names i think will hold up and have stood the test of time nike fits that bill. >> yeah. mike, was there a will lot of activity with did that activity to you indicat

the week >> this is an interesting case obviously had some news talking about a collaboration with espni don't like longer duration equity. that's what this thing is. it's not making lot of money yet. if i was going to play it on the up side i would do so with only call sides or call side risk reversal because it does create some floor >> what do you think of draft kings? it's not god-like. >> dropped 85%, but it's week over week, month over month price action is very developmental. >>> let's get to nike. this is agood one. up 5% this week. carter >> talk about down and to the right? it's the opposite of hess, and i don't see any reason to own the stock. >> what do you think of nike >> it's the short-term it's challenging. it's a name i've been wanting to get long for a while it's going to be challenging in the short-term, but there are specific names that will hold up and stood the test of time i think nike fits that bill. >> was there a lot of activity, and what did that activity to you indicate >> we actually owned this stock. don't do it would be what i would say. yeah, this is not

bob myers confirming thursday a fight broke out between jordan poole and draymond green espn is reporting green. hunched pool during a practice on wednesday. they say the two had a verbal altercation before the incident on thursday pool was at practice and draymond green wasn't meyer says green apologized to the team thursday morning, but left after the warriors had yet to announce any punishment towards the two players as far as any suspension punishment fine. we're gonna handle that internally. and understand you might have questions on that, but that's going to be an internal process. the warriors had just completed a preseason tour in japan before heading back to san francisco to prepare for the start of the season the warriors first game of the new season will be on october 18th against the lakers on thursday warriors coach. steve kerr says, his focus is keeping the team on the right track to start in the season on a positive note everything from my position as a coach is that you know, it's it's my job to handle things internally with the team. and so there's lots of communication t

sources tell espn the unaffiliated neuro-trauma consultant who examined tagovailoa after this head blow during sunday's game has been fired for making several mistakes in his evaluation. >> they bring pressure. >> reporter: the quarterback hitting his head on the ground and then staggering only to return later to finish the game. the dolphins at the time blamed a back injury. >> i wouldn't have been able to live with myself if i prematurely put someone out there and put them in harm's way. >> down he goes. >> reporter: four days later, tagovailoa back on the field. the quarterback was thrown violently to the ground, smashing his head and back on the turf. his hands and fingers seizing up in what medical experts call fencing, a sign of neurological trauma. >> we've been playing it far too risky with professional athletes. >> reporter: linsey, tua tagovailoa said that he's feeling much better now. he's expected to be back at the dolphins facility tomorrow while he remains under concussion protocol but he won't be able to play, however, until he's medically cleared. linsey? >> hope he cont

judge, back in little league, telling espn this -- >> i just fell in love with baseball at a young ageess match between the pitcher and the hitter, just kind of drew me in. >> i was on the phone with my dad last night as this was all going down. surprised he stayed on the phone with me. what a night of history. congrats to the judge. i'll see you tomorrow. good >> any minute now a community on edge comes together. there is a serial killer in their midst. plus, still no sign of a family kidnapped missing for two days. the only person who may know where they are might not live much longer. and we get answers to the question every driver is asking. why are our gas prices so high? >> live, breaking news. >> that breaking news is in concord. at least one person was detained after an incident at sun valley mall. police responded to the mall around 3:00 this afternoon and some people were evacuated. we saw a lot of police vehicles and officers with guns out. police say the mall has reopened but they have not released any information about what happened. good evening a ticket for joining us. d

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we have been talking about espn, all of these potentially interesting and unique moves coming in theidst of a major market downturn. streamers are not going to be immune to that. >> no. and we have seen cutbacks in spending at netflix and all of the big companies. it is very clear that this is the way the industry is going. it is shocking, every week we have seen no evolution. nbc considering taking away an hour of prime time. big shows, dancing with the stars, now exclusively on disney plus. look at ashley and saar only on hulu. we are seeing this massive migration before our eyes and that is not going to change. there is certainly going to be continued subscribers both in streaming, and hopefully as the industry grows and rationalizes spending, some profit as well. emily: chris palmeri. we will keep following your reporting on this great migration. another story we continue to watch, meta urged a judge to prevent the ftb see attempt to block the acquisition of a virtual reality app. meta says its claims are based on speculation. the ftc alleges meta would kill competition in a new