. >> reporter: we also heard a lot about the demand for my sports from nfl commissioner roger goodellind more from all of my interviews in sun valley on cnbc.com. >> i wonder what you found more interesting, roger goodell open- mindedness toward streaming or the comments more about the ad market right now. >> reporter: i think there is a mix of views on what is going on with the economy. on one hand we have technology continuing to unlock all these opportunities such as streaming opportunity for roger goodell and nfl. as the nfl looks to expand more globally, you have the likes of apple, even amazon and youtube, also potential bidders for some of those rights that are truly global players. on the other hand they see cautiousness around the ad market. when it comes to advertising, live sports in particular, the thing that is most resilient. there's so much demand for audiences that have to watch it in real time. >> thanks and great stuff from out there. >>> quick programming note as we head into the break, don't miss the cnbc evolve global summit where we talk about the future of work,

hi, julia. >> reporter: thanks so much, carl i'm joined by nfl commissioner roger goodell to talk toabout everything that's going on in sun valleyand his visit thank you for being here. >> great to be with you, julia. >> there's a lot of interest in who will be buying the next round the rights nfl sunday ticket highly coveted rights they're all interested it happens those players are all here in sun valley what is going on with the talks? >> we're continues them. the discussion has been going on well over a year it's an important decision, because the assets are really valuable to us i clearly believe we will move to a streaming service i think that's best for the consumers at this stage, but we have so much interest right now, so much innovation around that and how we'll be able to change the way people watch football. i think we'll probably have some decision by the fall. >> reporter: apple is considered the front runner you're saying you think you'll clearly move to a streaming service. what will it mean to be partnered with the likes of an apple or amazon, with those rights going

nfl commisshoner roger goodell hopes to make a decision on that by the end of the year.he nfl isn't ruling out adding features to nfl plus down the road. we think this is a major step forward. second l it will evolve, build and get better as more and more content becomes available on this platform. >> that was paul gerke reporting for us tonight. they say the streaming service preserves the sanctity of watching football on a television screen since this is only for mobile devices, phones or tablets and that's key to the league's broadcast partners. new 10 year deal starts in 2023. that is worth more than 100 billion dollars. >> it's a lot of money will falling. gas prices are exciting. the biden administration, the president's team has been very public about their efforts to bring those costs down. triple a rap. andrew gross says that the biggest reasons for the decline are lower global oil prices and less demand. nearly 2 thirds of drivers are saying that there are driving less to avoid buying gas. he also says when the president ordered the release of oil from the stra

brian: the nfl having franchises moving divisions without check with roger goodell. so why have it?'s the exact question. and it's increasingly getting to the answer you don't know. the ncaa. college football has long been separate from the ncaa. they have no relationship or control over the postseason. all of us consume the great basketball games we call march madness. but they have nothing to do with football. football drives upwards of 90% of the revenue in college athletics. as college football grows and the revenue grows, those players, the conferences, the people with power are separating themselves from the ncaa. right now the ncaa covers division 3 football the same way they govern division 1. you can't do that, they are way too different. brian: notre dame, where are they going, why does it matter? >> notre dame is the most valuable institution left. the only school that either the sec or big 10 would want to bring under their roof is notre dame. they are independent right now. they will probably remain independent because they are that valuable. but that's the reason every

today, we will hear from roger goodell, commissioner of the nfl. i'm glad he is participating and i hope we will finally get more transparency about what the nfl found and why mr. goodell has worked so hard to keep it secret. we also invited daniel snyder to testify today. but rather than show up and take responsibility for his actions, he chose to skip town. apparently, mr. snyder's in france, where he has docked his luxury yacht near a resort town. that should tell you just how much respect he has four women in the workplace. mr. snyder's absence is all the more telling, given that the committee released new evidence today that mr. snyder himself fostered the commanders toxic workplace. according to top executives, he fired women, but not men who engaged in relationships with other employees while defending male executives accused of sexual harassment. and he kept employees from speaking out through a culture of fear. as one longtime employee describe mr. snyder's tactics, quote, if you don't obey, intimidate. if you still don't obey, terminate.

that's according to nfl commissioner roger goodell. he said as much on cnbc this morning, apple, amazon and disney, which owns espn have all submitted bids to be the league's exclusive sunday ticket distributor when directv's contract ends after this upcoming season. the package allows fans to watch live nfl games not in. the viewer broadcast market so say you're a fan of i don't know the buccaneers and you live here. if you have the sunday ticket, you can watch all of it. tampa's games right here. andrea, what was that last part? i miss that last sentence. i don't know. >> now it's my turn. okay. now it's they're going to they're going to in the fall. i guess. yeah. some sad news for fans of the sopranos, actor tony, sir rico, who played the ruthless wisecracking polly walnuts, has died. he was born in new york city, raised in brooklyn. he had a very busy career, mostly playing gangsters and movies, including goodfellas, mighty aphrodite as the wing tip catchment and the sopranos. he was a big favorite with fans. the cause of death ha

we will hear from roger goodell, the commissioner of the national football league. of the witness will be on mutated so we can swear him in. please raise your right hand. do you swear to affirm the testimony you're about to give us the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record show the witness answered in the affirmative. thank you. without objection your written statements will be made a part of the record and with that, you are now recognized for your testimony. >> thank you and good morning, chairwoman maloney, ranking member and members of the kennedy. i'm roger goodell commissioner of the national football league and i am here today to discuss the efforts to promote a safe and respectful workplaces including at the washington commanders. the commanders are one of two clubs each of which managed by its ownership and executives and have their own workplaces and policies. two years ago the commanders asked me to recommend independent counsel to address workplace issues and recommend changes to improve the workplace culture. w

our fans directly, and so that's an important strategy for us going forward >> nfl commissioner roger goodelle a few weeks ago on the league's coming d to c product. today we got the first version of that with the launch of nfl plus, which right now will include preseason games, local and prime time games, and only audio for every out of market game those live games only available to stream on tablets and phones, not your tv, all for 4.99 a month. you have to think the sample will look different in its next iterations, and its broadcast deals with cbs, fox, and espn eventually expire. not to mention the results of the nfl's sunday ticket package, which amazon, app and will disney have all reportedly bid on, and the times argues apple being considered widely the top contender. >> yeah, that's -- it's going to be an exciting one to get. i know that our executive producer mark gilbert very excited about this, john i wonder if there's a lot of people who for 499 this is an easy choice, but certainly in the longer run for nfl, it gives them a little more leverage when they're negotiating these con

sunday ticket game package is heading to a streaming service says according to nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> on cnbc this morning, apple, amazon and disney, which owns espn have all submitted bids to be the league's exclusive sunday ticket distributor, one directv's contract ends after this upcoming season. the package allows fans to watch live nfl games. not in the viewers broadcast market goodell says the league will select a new sunday ticket partner by the fall. stay tuned. the most popular sport in america may look a whole lot different in the future instead of that bone jarring hits, we've become accustomed to football for children in college. athletes could go tackle free flag football is being talked about as a safer alternative. aaron nolan shows us how the nfl is hoping the game becomes an olympic event. the first world games since the start of the pandemic kicked off yesterday in birmingham, alabama. >> we get to showcase not only firming hammond to permit him metro area, but really the entire state of alabama. the games features more than 36,000 athletes from around the world

nfl commissioner roger goodell hopes to make a decision on that by the end of the year. nfl isn't ruling out adding features to nfl plus down the road. we think this is a major step forward said goodell, it will evolve, build and get better as more and more content becomes available on this platform. >> that was paul gerke reporting for us and the streaming service preserve the sanctity of watching football on a television screen since it's only for mobile devices. and that's key to the league's broadcast partners. this new 10 year deal starts in 2023 and it's worth more than 100 billion dollars. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> you smell that. kind of smells like football is in the air? well, that's probably because the forty-niners report for training camp tomorrow feels like it's already been. >> a long offseason getting tossed in the nfc championship game will do that to you. and they're just so many questions that can only be answered. now the camp is set to start. >> now, no question what the biggest stories are. what's going to happen w

nfl commissioner roger goodell hopes to make a decision on that by the end of the year. the nfl isn't ruling out adding features to nfl plus down the road. we think this is a major step forward. second l it will evolve, build and get better as more and more content becomes available on this platform. again, as paul gerke reporting the streaming service preserve c. >> sanctity of watching football on a television screen since it's only for mobile devices. and that is key to the league's broadcast partners. a new 10 year deal starts next year. 2023. it is worth more than 100 billion dollars. just into the kron. 4 news room, new video of a house fire in antioch where one person has died. the fire started about an hour ago at a home on. >> serpentine drive near a light way near harbor park. a firefighter on scene says they did find a man dead inside the home after they responded. another resident did manage to get out. okay. the fire is out but the garage of the house is pretty much destroyed. no word yet on how that fire started or the identity of the victim. >> the discove

. >> after the app itself, roger goodell, made broader comments about how the league is trying to grow. >> i clearly believe we will be moving to a streaming service. i think that is best for the consumers at this stage. we have so much interest right now. so much innovation around that and how we can change the way people watch football. we will probably have some decision by the fall. >> so $40 a year, you would not subscribe? >> i don't know if i need that. if i get the app, if apple is all in, i am fine. >> really? some of the library programs? >> the directtv app, if that is the case, i don't need anything at all. that is the holy grail. >> that says a lot given the ways in which they are trying to expand. >> apple has got to do it. i am on the phone begging apple. it has to happen. >> other news on apple. some discussion of maybe a for the discount on some china products. >> did you see that? how about the iphone maker story? 25% of china is still locked down, and here you have government asking the 100 biggest companies like foxconn and apple -- and apple fitness. a new collecti

so roger kudela overturn the first instance of this new process, will he overturn through robinson's decision? that is a sticky situation for robert goodell to be in. but this is all about offense. you and i both know that >> yes, absolutely. optics for certain people, not optics for how we feel, that's for. sure to story i'm actually filling in for michael smith and he's on vacation. i will be joined by doctor nathan johnson, filling in for brother from another, because i'm a sports expert. that's what we. do so you don't commit, that will keep you posted with. that second to you, thank you so much michael smith for being here. i really appreciate, you and don't go anywhere at home because there is much more to come in the next hour across connection. including widespread efforts to criminalize women seeking abortions and states that impose bans. we're gonna talk about that, and we'll break down some of the explosive testimony from former white house aide cassidy hutchison. a new allegations of witness tampering. i've got two experts to discuss all that, and much more right here across conduction. stay tuned. scus all that, and much more