"sportscenter" at night, also streaming on the espn app. so, after this next play, michigan cannot stop the clock. and might have a role reversal, where it's michigan state that has to wind it down and perhaps just get a punt off to secure the win. >> kirk: i don't think they're going to need to do that. michigan just used their last time-out. it's only second down. they'll be able to work this clock down. without having to punt the football. >> chris: saw brown say, got to rip the ball out. >> kirk: only chance they have. to be honest, if michigan state hands the ball off, i'd be shocked. and with the way maurice hurst is getting through and shooting gaps, why take the risk? if you're lewerke, you just take a knee. start that clock. >> chris: you think abo clean snap. because he just dropped that one. >> chris: now michigan state is going to call a time-out. rivalry game. you throw out the records and the rankings and all that stuchlt and so many times, it's been michigan state as the underdog team. dan toe owe, trying to move to 8-3, head

"sportscenter" at night, also streaming on the espn app. so, after this next play, michigan cannot stop the clock. and might have a role reversal, where it's michigan state that has to wind it down and perhaps just get a punt off to secure the win. >> kirk: i don't think they're going to need to do that. michigan just used their last time-out. it's only second down. they'll be able to work this clock down. without having to punt the football. >> chris: saw brown say, got to rip the ball out. >> kirk: only chance they have. to be honest, if michigan state hands the ball off, i'd be shocked. and with the way maurice hurst is getting through and shooting gaps, why take the risk? if you're lewerke, you just take a knee. start that clock. >> chris: you think about whatever's going to get you a clean snap. because he just dropped that one. >> chris: now michigan state is going to call a time-out. rivalry game. you throw out the records and the rankings and all that stuchlt and so many times, it's been michigan state as the underdog team. dan toe

ceo bob iger explaining the company's plan to launch a direct to consumer espn app early next year, followed by a disney app in the second half of 2019. >> i think a lot of the dialogue about this, a lot of the debate, a lot of the rhetoric is due to the fact that the business is feeling the pressure of disruption. it's just a lot of change and a lot of uncertainty. and a lot of tension that exists between the traditional players in the business, or among the traditional players, as consumers have more choice, as new distributors come into the market, as new producers come into the market. i think that's what's going on. you know, i feel great about where we have ended up. >> reporter: and hbo's richard pueblo says the investment in giving consumers digital options is paying off. that combined with hbo's content is keeping consumers hooked, despite the explosion of competition from netflix, amazon and others. >> we're getting about 25 to 30% of our viewing on different platforms. that's why we built hbo go originally. hbo now affords you the opportunity to watch it set or platform you want.

a month ago, espn anchor jemele hill called president trump and his supporters white supremacists in a lengthy tirade on twitter which is the social media appns. espn declined to suspend her. jerry jones recently said he would not tolerate any player who refused to stand for the anthem. in response to that, hill called on fans to boycott the cowboys sponsors. espn, ever sensitive to anything to do with sponsors, has suspended hill for two weeks. imagine the trouble they could have avoided if they had stuck to sports in the first place as is their charter. the nfl doesn't itself seem much better at escaping political controversy. on sunday, the vice president walked out of the game in indianapolis after players for the san francisco 49ers protested the national anthem. the walkout was apparently done at the urging of the president trump. one congressman is prepared to do a lot more than simply counter protest the richest sports league. matt gaetz represents florida. he's the lead sponsor of the billll that would and various tx breaks the professional football enjoys.t. the congressman joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> always a pleas

two steps, first using the walmart app, then when you get to the store you scan a code in an express lane to prompt a refund to your account. >>> new controversy for espnk suspending anchor jemele hill for two weeks for suggesting on twitter that fans boycott cowboys advertisers after jerry jones bench players disrespecting the flag. espn says hill violated its social media guidelines. last week the white house called for hill to be fired after she referred to trump as a white supremacist on twitter. >>> a scary sight caught on camera today when a cargo loader burst into flames near an american airlines plane scheduled to fly from hong kong to los angeles. the loader operator was injuried but the plane had not boarded yet. the spokesperson says the flames did not reach the aircraft, but the flight was canceled. the cause is under investigation. >>> when we come back, the breath taking sight, hope mr. wise man... you wish to know how to protect your sterling credit score. my credit is off to a good start, but i worry my information was hacked, which kinda freaks me out. well, unfreak yourself out and download the free creditwise app from capital one. cr

espn will still be available by traditional means, meeting multi channel distributors. we are adding to that a significantly enhanced, extra sporting events as a subscription model that will be accessed through the same appevents. they will be available this spring. on the disney front, we are launching a disney streaming service in the latter part of 2019. that will house the output of the studio in the pay window. for us, it has been a window that netflix has licensed from us. ends in 2018. we will augment it with television shows and original movies made just for the service, as well as shorts. rare case ofibe a mortality when it comes to espn. given the struggles we have seen at espn, why not offer content direct to consumers? >> right now, the business model that the access the espn content , 60,000 sporting events a year, is a good business model for us and a relatively good proposition from the consumer. it is working. it is not growing as last as it once did. that is what people have largely focused on. espn, it would be far too premature to write it. vanity fair used it. >> i have not read that yet. 16,000ill covers sporting events and here. -- events agramming year. hours of programming. 35 per