slen: you will list disney has immediate kingpin, especially with regard to sports. yes, disney is one of the sports giants. espn, which iswn one of the big sports but they also own disney and all the associated channels, which are incredibly valuable. bob eiger has done an amazing job growing the entire disney business. mr. slen: what is the importance of sports to the cable industry, to the satellite industry, to the video industry? mr. tayer: sports is hugely important. not to everyone, though a lot of people highlight the channel bundling issue and the fact that they have to pay for espn even if they don't like sports or even if they don't watch espn as a reason that they don't want to continue with such a big package. but in the book, i have a chapter called "sports, the great divide." for anyone that likes sports, it's perhaps the biggest reason why you wouldn't cut the cord with cable or satellite and just go solely to the internet. as i mentioned, there are five big media companies that have licensed the vast majority of the rights to sports events. sports, n

the drug kingpin gets a big bounty on his head after concerns mexican officials say who may have aided escape from prison. >>> and president obama heads to martha's vineyard for vacation. but it won't be all fun in the sun for the president. he'll have plenty of work to do. kevin cork is live. >> reporter: great to see you. you're right. can the president convince lawmakers to hang onto that iran nuclear deal? that story and much more as we continue our coverage right here on the fox news channel. >>> a fox news alert right now from the campaign trail. fox news has confirmed independently that donald trump has fired one of his top political advisers, a fellow by the name of roger stone. obviously this comes over a very controversial 48 hours for mr. trump. his debate performance and as our jonathan serrie reported he has been officially uninvited from the red state convention down in atlanta where he was scheduled to speak for some controversial comments that he had made yesterday. mr. trump putting out a statement via campaign spokesperson saying, quote, mr. trump fired roger stone la

. >> reporter: he's a wanted kit, the kitty kingpin of this theft spree snoring, while neighbors arehe's oo going through their hard earned possessions looking to paw it off. >> i'm looking cash. >> heather olson is senatory's owner. she's not into shoes so it seems like the cat is sending her hints. senatorie doesn't just pick up a shoe here and there, he goes back, grabbing the one he left behind. >> or something that's useful. we've gotten work gloves that fit. so that's nice. >> he's so twisted he took a halloween costume from a child. >> he just brought it in. >> senatorie started swiping in the spring. morning finds him lying next to his night's take feeling accomplished. >> he meows a certain meow. i can try to mimic it. he's just so happy. >> reporter: olson knew the who, where and what but not the how till she snapped on a collar cam which shows senatorie on the prowl. >> i envisioned a crime story being solved. >> olson will go through the neighborhood and try to return people's goods. when the box it full, senatorie is just a year old. the crooked cat is still young and th

and it was bad. >> without the kingpin, the crane is doomed.onds later, big blue and the roof come crashing down. >> watch it! watch it! [ bleep ] >> there's no -- there's nothing you can do, you know. it's terrifying. >> the crane and roof fall away from jeff's yellow man basket, seen on the right, and miss him. but another crane on the left is hit. it's holding a man basket with three other iron workers in it. >> there was a crane holding my three friends, and then there was my crane and then blue, and mine was the only one left standing the other day. all of the other cranes went over. >> all three men lose their lives. it's a devastating blow. >> jerry star was a really nice guy. he was our union steward on the job. jeff is the guy i knew the most. and bill, diver we called him on the job, i had just met him. he was a real nice guy, you know. >> several other people are injured, including kasinski. he sustains a career-ending back injury when his basket is lowered and stopped too quickly. >> that was my last day on the job as an ironworker.

sofia points out like cookie, she was a drug kingpin who went to jail. she claimed the hit on someone like cookie did and did time in prison for it. she writes in the complaint, cookie by taraji b. henson similar in behavior, style of dress and background as the plaintiff. neither lee daniels nor fox could be reached for comment and taraji is taking on her "empire" co-star on lip sync battle. taraji was surprised when one of her idols, mary j. blige, took the stage to perform with her. "lip sync battle" airs on spike. >> the mupts are coming back to tv. we talk to kermit and miss piggy and the latest james corden stunt. >> this guy is hysterical. on a vengeance. >> ymca. >>> first, big music news today. a new elvis album is about to be released. mixed in there with famous singers of today, mario of sirius xm weekly radio channel and giving a first look. elvis remixed the sounds of the royal philharmonic. the focus, if i can dream. it's a project elvis himself always dreamed of. >> why didn't he make that album? >> i don't know if the public would have ac

. >> host: well, in your chapter "today's media kingpins," you write that the global tv service market exceeded $220 billion in revenue in 2013, then you go through and you list some of the what you call the media kingpins, and you have as number one comcast. >> guest: yes. that wasn't necessarily in order, but in this case, at least in the u.s., you would have to list comcast at the top of the list. they still have the most subscribers even though they were not successful in buying time warner cable. they were successful in acquiring nbc universal from ge in its entirety in two steps. first they bought 51%, then the remaining 49%. so they're not only the biggest distributer of content in the u.s., but they've also one of the biggest content companies through nbc universal. and they also are very adept with technology. they employ thousands of their own engineers in addition to working with some of the bigger technology companies like -- [inaudible] who bought general instrument, previously texas instrument from google. yes, that's right, ares bought that unit from google. so comcast n

last night the kingpin of disruption upstaged jeb bush in new hampshire, hosting a town hall meeting0 miles away. trump treated the dual like a politics slam, repetitively dissing jeb. today, jeb responded with what some are calling a tirade. mr. bush: there is a big difference between donald trump and me. i am a proven conservative, he isn't. i cut taxes every year, he has propose it -- proposed the largest tax increase in mankind's history. i have been consistently pro-life. he until recently was for partial-birth abortion. i've never met a person who actually thought that was a good idea. he's for a single payer system. he actually advocates these things. he's been a democrat longer than being a republican. i have fought for conservative causes all of my adult life. i think when people get this narrative, this compare and contrast narrative, they will find i will be the guy they will vote for. it's a long haul, man. the immigration policies he has brought up are not conservative, either. it is going to cost hundreds of billions of dollars. it will disrupt families. the idea you ha

wife if you are read diplomats your child does not automatically a citizen said drug kingpins have sent their wives year to have their babies the chinese come here specifically to have their children here that is not what the founders intended or the constitution is a river is a conversation that we must have that is the benefit that trump brings to the dynamic. charles: we did invite some rich chinese to come here to give them a break so they will invest. >> but what happens is you have a chain of migration than there is the up back and away that is how that morphs into talk about the cbo. >> but you have been adamantly focal it is how the economy slows they are the important cog to the engine? >> i agree with solid to illegal immigration we don't want to reward it but i am worried politically about the dominant -- terminology that cost republicans is the election in 2012. bill global. five you could build a 40 feet high in one not keep illegal immigrants out of the country's so why not? have come in legally they are coming on the tourist visa then they are staying here the other thing

last night the kingpin of disruption upstaged jeb bush in new hampshire, hosting a town hall meetingay. trump treated the dual like a

coming up on the bloomberg market day, he was one of the kingpins in the early days of the coin.een arrested in japan accuse of a massive fraud. that story is next. atty: last year, bitcoin was egg investment area for silicon down over but it is 60% over the last few months. but an arrest in japan of a man accused of falsifying financial records to keep at least a million dollars in bitcoins for himself -- that is him and the white hat being led away. betty: what a character. say -- nothingto has been put in stone on this man. that the company collapsed in february but this is the image you think of when you think of what has gone on in the bitcoin industry -- this sort of seedy underworld of fraudsters and scammers and shady people. he suggested the bitcoin was stolen by hacking. let's bring in cory johnson who joins us from san francisco. what are we to make of what happened this weekend on the charges and counter charges that seem to be flying about in this case? cory: betty is right in that when we think of that coin, we think of these knuckleheads. we think of these guys who

that is a dental supply kingpin which is four points off its high, giving you a rare buying opportunity. meanwhile, the bio tech portion of the high list, cell gene after today's run, selling 20 times its earning forewecast. these stocks are the kind of go-to higher names when the fed tightens and the economy slows down. obviously they are consistent earnings will make them the fastest growers out there. you don't use fewer product from bard or cell gene. third the home related theme is alive and well, mostly furniture but materials used to build homes. but there is only one home builder on the list. dr horton. i would rather be in lennar. i like the higher end business. about lowe's? it's not on the list and i think it has room to run. stanley black and decker reported good numbers but not good enough. now five bucks off its high. i like that. i want to be in on that one. more people want to invest in their homes. housing prices are rising. i don't think this team will be knocked off kilter by rate hike. i don't think it could survive multiple rate hikes so this is more of a trade. fou

. >> today he retires he brought down mob sters and drug kingpins he is proud of bringing down childffickers. >> there's no better sense of enjoyment when you arrest somebody who has abused children for years. he notes there are open isis cases here and its reach through social media is fiercesome why thousands of man hours will go into the pope's visit. >> yoblg anybody can tell the holy father what he can do and can't do, we'll plan and prepare to make sure all the areas that he may go to are covered, if you will and we'll keep our fingers crossed. >> reporter: the son of a wilks-berre coal minor and factor worker is amazed by his life, but it is not the access or the intel that he miss. >> i won't miss that part knowing every single detail all the time. i would miss all the people i work with. >> reporter: in old city, tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." at longhorn... steak like this doesn't need anything else. which is why we don't just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new spicy grilled jalapeÑo sirloin. and the par

the -- toward the violent criminals, the drug kingpin's and the leaders, the organizers, the people who pull in the -- into the system. we have refocused attention on a range of= evidence-based diversion programs like drug rehabilitation, trying to reduce recidivism, and to lessen the burden on officers. we have improved our focus on reentry and on prevention. but in particular i want to talk , about reentry. so many people in this room have been a leader in this field. they of the leaders of the state level and at the u.s. attorney level. we have an obligation to help our formally incarcerated individuals return as productive citizens. not just because it reduces crime, but because once they come back, they are under our care, too. they are under our charge. we have an obligation to protect them. many of these efforts include directing every u.s. attorneys office to designate a reentry coordinator in his or her district, as well as working with our law enforcement partners to examine the ways in which states can assist us to mitigate the consequences of incarceration. it is as simp

that man was a kidnapping kingpin. he was known as hajj new as it. the official says new as it was killed in a us drone strike near mosul. an isis media leader was also killed. >>> i'm jim handly at the live desk, where we are still monitoring the huge losses on wall street today. the dow plunging more than 530 points. and is in a correction. down more than 10% from its all-time high. that slide sparked fears from china's slowing economy. this week alone, the dow fell more than 1,000 points. it's the first time the dow has been in so-called correction territory in about four years. the s & p also had its worst weekly slump since 2011, down nearly 6%. tech stocks, including am, were among stocks that took the biggest hit today. at the live desk, i'm jim handly. >> thanks, jim. >>> the altar that pope francis will be using when he celebrates mass at the national shrine was carried into the sanctuary this afternoon the wood work is complete and expect tonight to be painted the next two weeks. news4 reporter meagan fitzgerald there was when the altar arr

. >>> two months after drug kingpin el chapo walked out of a prison, there's no sign of the world's mostted and now in an interview, a man of infamous drug lord saying he thinks it will be 16 months before authorities track him down and el chapo will die before he's taken alive by authorities. amid the headlines, netflix is out today with a new series narcos and chronicles the story of agents trying to take out the drug empire. >> extradition doesn't mean anything unless you catch him. >> with our help you will. >> that's right. grindgos to the res ku. >> one [ bleep ] man. >> you make it sound so easy. >> help us catch him. >> he will not go lightly. he will make colombia bleed. >> joining us now is the actor playing one of those dea agents, boyd holbrooke. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> this is serious stuff. we know how violent some of the drug gangs can be and looks like a role that would be a lot of fun to play. >> can be a lot of fun. it was a lot going on. escobar was rated one of the sixth riches men at one point and had the hands in a lot. >> yeah. >> a

. >> reporter: but this time the kingpin has miscalculated because he's about to meet a sharp eyed store manager named natasha henderson. >> he came in the store and i remember him. can tell a lot about a man from his jewelry. >> i knew he was from out of the area. he had this big, kind of flashy diamond watch. something more that you would see in like miami, not even in l.a. it's like miami, atlanta, that kind of area. >> reporter: young browses for a bit but makes no purchases. he's already got what he came for, information. he now knows natasha's name, how she acts, how she looks. >> in the middle of that, he got a phone call. and i believe that is when he took my picture. >> they usually go after a female, if they can, because they just believe that they're to steal from. >> reporter: all of young's recon work will be passed along when he drops by the store natasha is not in, so cannon leaves a business card and schedules an appointment. when he returns, cannon's attire is par for the course. >> we have a lot of golfers here. and he actually walked in, in golf attire. >> reporter: th

. >> john, meanwhile, drug kingpin "el chapo" on lam after escape from a mexican presides was it morelanned than escape we talk to a leading expert on the mexican drug cartels, you are watching "mornings with maria" back in a minute. >> with the radio blasting goes through as fast as she can now, and she will have fun fun fun till her daddy takes the t-bird away, fun, fun, fun, till her daddy takes the t-bird away ♪ we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. . maria: welcome back so one month ago notorious criminal perhaps world's most powerful drug kingpin he "el chapo" guzman allegedly escaped by up theel from he holding cell in mexican prison we learn a mexican court ruled to suspend an arrest warrant to extra indict "el chapo" to united states, mexican cartel expert author of the cartel don winslow great to have you on program one of the foremost authorities on "el chapo" we are thrilled you are here allocates move by mexico to block extradition leaves many to say the government is protecting him. >> i think that is absolutely the

no one's ever watched it go as one activity all the way into the hands of a kingpin. >> joining us nows the reporter in that piece, national geographic magazine contributor brian christy. good morning, thanks for being with us. did it work, did the fake elephant tusks help you find where the trafficking is coming from, where it's going. >> they showed us some amazing facts. they showed us a path that ivory is taking north out of congo into what we discovered is sudan. >> ok. >> what did you do with that information? >> we published the story, we're telling the story. this is the story of massive poaching going on in northern congo, they're killing elephants and they're killing people. this is the story of terrorists groups operating in that area, and this one group, the lowered's resistance army is apparently moving ivory up through central african republic into sudan. >> who came up with the idea of putting g.p.s. tracking devices into fake tusks. >> that would be my idea. >> ok. >> my background's as a lawyer and i look at this not as an animal issue, but as a crime, a criminal issue

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