in 2015, dagenham was taken over by former us goalkeeper tim howard and baseball investor tivo computert like casilla i think the sports assets in the united states are expensive. that's part one. i think it's 'ust a expensive. that's part one. i think it's just a really — expensive. that's part one. i think it'sjust a really exciting, - it's just a really exciting, exhilarating, wonderful place to invest your money if you want to be involved in sport and have that experience that's even more intimate as an owner. every saturday is like an adrenaline rush, right? but there are cautionary _ an adrenaline rush, right? but there are cautionary tales. _ an adrenaline rush, right? but there are cautionary tales. the _ an adrenaline rush, right? but there are cautionary tales. the experience of ellis short in sunderland and randy lerner at aston villa were unhappy for all concerned. so there was some scepticism that wycombe wanderers when a liar from new orleans bought them out. he told him he planned to get wycombe promoted and he wanted to make them some of his money back. i and he wanted t

in 2015, dagenham was taken over by former us goalkeeper tim howard and baseball investor tivo computerpart one. i think it's just a really — expensive. that's part one. i think it'sjust a really exciting, - it's just a really exciting, exhilarating, wonderful place to invest your money if you want to be involved in sport and have that experience that's even more

it's a tivo ball yes i believe so all of the new models that we have and the new analysis that we have this sector by sector analysis that's referred to. them for and to in this plan i think it's absolutely achievable in fact 50 percent according to our analysis is the most of that is achievable. we just know from the world's most famous actress perhaps laying into world leaders saying that giving up without even trying of voices like gratz important to keep pushing governments to out to keep world leaders on their toes yes yes you have to have people continuing to push because even this 50 percent is not all that's needed is not is not what is needed . for warming past the 1.5 degrees. that we would need to do to keep the worst of the climate crisis from happening and so yeah we need to keep pushing we need voices that continue to hold. his feet to the fire and make sure that we're actually doing all the thing is. any specific legislative plan no budget there was no live in utah getting 3 things through congress is going to be an almighty challenge. yeah so it didn't require legislati

what they have done how they got rich how this kind of our deals have been done to kill the enemy tivo and get money out of it and then in front of the world they say that they are defending the legitimate government the real picture has been painted by u.n. experts u.n. investigators international human rights organizations who are on the ground who have evidence of fake financial transactions and the seizure of assets the illegal seizure of assets belonging to other individuals and companies in september 29th in your specialized criminal court announced the confiscation of funds owned by 35 members of parliament who just didn't happen to agree with your politics and they ended up a year later being sentenced to death in the sense here at the trial was a political sham wasn't it why do you have political shams instead of fair trials whatever is said by you and it's not the full reality you said so. last month they disgraced one of their reports so again let's speak with them and there are groups and there are committees and then they can ask us and we can respond but not just to wait

many of the tivo students come here to prepare for an upcoming marriage some admit it was their husband's wish but whatever the young woman's motivation is that he has no trouble filling her classes and her students appear to. have always wanted to visit. and it's a shame that i've never done bad given that i grew up in neighboring tanzania well for those of you like me who have never been to one here's a tour of the city by someone who knows very well. i think it went over like you that infidel was going to die would be a different very unlikely to mumbai but. what if you're in mumbai thank you and only if it. is king yes oldest and 2nd largest city historically it was a gateway to east africa and just a nation for seafarers from europe asia and the arab world the result of cultural melt import and home to swahili culture kilo was raised in this bustling town and music echoes the course tell full flavor stuff as songs explore matters of the heart. was good. and i realized i posting at the edge of town so my life i'll. go away or so you can sing us slang call your parents so you can go fi

i cannot get hired by miami vice basement it is so bad team tivos praying for you. >> i am ron johnsonhburg, massachusetts referred to herself constantly infuriating as an educator. i'm like they are taking a nap. you're not an educator there's a sandbox over them for >> when you're giving graham crackers every day not an educator. jimmy failla the best comeback in studio. that believe it. kennedy: topical storm is next kennedy: on this day in 1962 the newark mets tied a national league record by losing nine straight games to start a season. or as the mets fans at college the good old days. that is a broken record. and this is a topical storm. topic number one, universal studios japan is open the park brings you inside an interactive super mario world where you can earn just like innate mario videogame. also just like the mario videogame you have a better time doing it if you are on mushroom. the theme park was intended to open laster but was delayed due to covid. also someone needed to get below. [laughter] that was a different segment. those in my 20s. someone need to blow what is it

i cannot get hired by miami vice basement it is so bad team tivos praying for you. >> i am ron johnsonhburg, massachusetts referred to herself constantly infuriating as an educator. i'm like they are taking a nap. you're not an educator there's a sandbox over them for >> when you're giving graham crackers every day not an educator. jimmy failla the best comeback in studio. that believe it. kennedy: topical storm is next. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. (announcer) back pain hurts. you can spend thousands thand still not get relief.ion multipro tailgate. now there's aerotrainer by golo. you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. (man) and you're stretching your lower back on there. there is no better feeling. (announcer) do planks for maximum core and total body conditioning. (woman) aerotrainer makes me want to work out. look at me. it works, 100%. (announcer) find out more at aer

from the moment tv, tivo and dvr arrived it meant digital delivery and allowed the consumer to have aon demand as they want it, whenever they want it and then you add the pricing on the huge flat screens and the unbelievable surround sound for $200 and that started to equal some of the movie experience that you get at a theater. so of those trends technologically driven and then financially driven by the huge investments that the streamers have made in movies and high quality content and i think you've watched and accelerated trend that will continue but i initially felt in the beginning of this that we would kill off the exhibition business and the traditional theatrical business but i'm watching people really want to go back into the real world they want to be at concerts, they want go to the movie theater and want the communal experience human beings want to be together and share emotional moments together and no greater place than to laugh, cry or love than inside of a movie theater. it is still the best first date in the world. >> or 100th date, i miss the movie theater a lot and

pandemic joining us right now with his reaction is tom rodgers, he's former nbc cable president of tivoe media and a cnbc contributor. and tom, netflix said the reason they missed subscriber numbers by so much is because they had pulled forward some of those subscribers earlier in the pandemic because they didn't have new offerings out there, and because people are kind of getting back out there. they didn't think competition was something that was a problem. what do you think? >> well, it's a little hard to tell i don't particularly buy the notion that their programming was thin they've done much better in terms of having new programming out there during the pandemic than anybody else. they had some very big shows out there at that point, "bridgerton" "lupen. but but, look, it was a surprise that they slowed a little bit. did it derail the netflix thesis no remember, two years ago, they missed over over 2 million subs in the quarter and the stock went down. subs soared from there valuation soared from there. even last year, they had a quarter of only 2 million subs a quarter they hit 4