to engine media executive chair tom rogers joining us via phone. n he was in his previous life at ceo of tivo, secured more than one billion in the patent lawsuit settlements. tom, this interview is the first you're giving to address the patent lawsuit that engine has filed against draftkings. what, in layman's terms, are you guys alleging here? >> sorry that we're having video problems, but we have a patent portfolio of about 80 patents, and we're suing draftkings on two of those. these are patents that are key to assuring the integrity of mobile and online sports betting during live events. so that's becoming an increasingly popular bet not just on the outcome of games, but during the games themselves. and so one of the key patents we're sue ising on deals with the issue of synchronizing a broadcast signal and the online or mobile games to deal with the given delays or so-called latencies that different viewers receiving tv signals have in terms of getting the signal at different times than other viewers. liz: i see. any response if draftkings? we

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tomorrow engine media executive chairman tom rogers will be live on "the claman countdown" to explain the strategy of the company, the lawsuits, everything else. >>> we're still on didi watch, by the way. the ride hailer and the second largest ipo for a china-based company ever unable to climb out of the ditch. the chinese government shoved shares off the road in a surprise crackdown on u.s.-listed chinese companies. again, third day in a row we've got didi falling, this time by 5.5%. the crackdown believed to be a message to china's capitalists, don't get any big ideas. the people's republic still controls the steering wheel. >>> kathy -- can cathie wood's most recently buy is in sell mode, down 3% despite ark's next generation fund adding 430,000 shares of the high-end fashion e-commerce site. but it's railroad stocks that are really going off the rails. i haven't seen this mentioned in a lot of other business journalists' shows, but you will see it on our network, that's for sure. president biden is expected to issue i an executive order as early as tomorrow targeting alleged anti-

joining us now with his thoughts on netflix's results, tom rogers the executive chairman of engine mediacontributor good to see you this morning when you looked at the numbers, i think a lot of it probably could have been anticipated. they haven't been able to produce a lot of great stuff obviously during the pandemic and we're reopening so people are at sporting events, movies, who knows what you would think they were all going to movies if you look at amc. not everyone was locked in their house. we've seen that. do they need to do anything? do you agree with reed hastings, that steady as she goes is the way to play it. >> congratulations to the bucks on the title netflix didn't win any title with this earnings report. i agree with reed on the macro conditions for streaming and continued growth, which is one of the reasons i find this earnings report when it comes to subscriber support very perplexing you have cord cutting, audience broadcast in cable you have all of the buzz focused on streaming they said they did better with retention, meaning avoiding churn now than they were doing p

carley: the big match golf tournament involving tom brady and aaron rogers took place yesterday and peoplenot stop talking about this moment, crushed a drive so far it went 390 yards and landed feet from the pin, not enough to win. defeated phil mickelson and tom brady 3 to 2 in the match on tnt yesterday. a beautiful golf course in big sky, montana. todd: not to take away from the shot but it was at a higher education. jillian: are you good at everything? carley: can you beat that? todd: what is that is beating our teams in super bowl's. carley: shots fired. you ended the segment strong. todd: you were happy with one and 2. coming up, a horrifying thing especially for a parent. take a look. >> oh my god! todd: a tree crashing its way home barely missing a sleeping 5 months old, details next. jillian: spontaneous rendition of the star-spangled banner breaking out in the bill of walmart. the man who captured the patriotic moment joins us live. ♪♪ the rockets red glare ♪♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪♪ gave proof policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for

>> not to rain on tampa's parade but tom brady did just lose the match to aaron rogers and bryson dechambeau. >> i mean but the lombardi trophy is a good consolation i guess. >> thanks, will to. >>> now to someone else who has something to celebrate, former amazon ceo jeff bezos is just days away from a flight to space. and he just made news for another reason. >> bezos's net worth just rose to $211 billion making him the richest person in history, according to bloomberg. the move put bezos ahead of elon musk, who's worth was an estimated at just $181 billion. >> i guess that will also make him the richest person in space. >>> coming up, america's favorite fast foods, the new survey that shows what really hits the spot for most fast food fans and you may not believe where mckinney's landed. >> first, the l fertility since the 1970s where researchers are putting the blame. you're watching "world news now." cy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that

of trash talking four sports stars hit the links for good cause, phil mickelson and tom brady taking on aaron rogersss in his trolling including this tweet of bruce casca representing roger's realizing spending the whole day with bryson. he also shared this video of him sinking multiple parts in a row warning his rivals get used to seeing it. they tea off at 5:00 pm. feel like he is the ultimate troll and it took him a while to get social media now that he has it. first it was hysteria but now a senior official in the san francisco da's office says crime concerns are raising. jillian: the us women's soccer team back in the headlines not for their win against mexico but for allegedly turning their backs on a world war ii veteran performing the national anthem. that is next. ♪♪ >> >> fears the crime surged to racism. a twitter user said they really consider leaving because of the crime surged. and they share the same ideology is the birth of a nation, she locked her twitter page from public view. and early twentieth century film linked to white supremacy. senator ted cruz hitting back at corey bush, a

inaugural committee tom barrack pleading not guilty to charges unveiled by the district attorney last week. barrack putting up a massive $250 million bail package. cnn's jennifer rogerso you. tom barrack entered a plea of not guilty. how strong is the case against him? >> it looks pretty strong, don, reviewing the indictment. it's not just the fair violations, of course, when authorities uncovered this case, they spoke to tom barrack and he lied to them. so we have false statements and obstruction of justice too. so it looks quite solid. >> he is out on a $250 million bond deal. that's a lot of money, no chump change here. prosecutors are calling him a flight risk. he can only fly commercial to approved locations. were you surprised by that $250 million price tag? >> i have never heard of a bail package that high. so i was. on the other hand you have to have a very high package, something that will keep him in place and make him not want to flee the country. so apparently that's what they agreed upon. and, you know, he put it up, so we'll see. presumably he'll come back to court with this kind of package in the system. >> wow. so sources are telling cnn there is no i

the tom hanks movie about mr. rogers, which made everybody cry including me.ast one. rena, i promised i would start back with you. what do you think about the movie experience now? are you willing to go back to the movies? you know, what would it take to get you back in the theater? >> i would be remiss if i didn't add that i have two kids under the age of 5, so the fact that i can hit pause is so huge in my life. the fact that i can turn it on, turn it off, and get access without having to sit in a crowded room with a bunch of strangers and feel something, it's great. the price of home theaters have gone down, too. so i'll be honest, it's been almost exciting to see how many options i have at home compared to having to go to one of these major movie theaters. but i was kind of excited in the aftermath of last year, especially, you've had these anti-racist upheavals across the country, how would these movie theaters respond, hyperlocally. i'm in the suburbs of washington, d.c. and i was hoping that they would get really hyper local and respond to what my commu

so tom negations and sweden, which have now been dropped. well, pink floyd, co founder roger waters long time supporter, i'm friend of us on claims. the media has been cowed into silence in his reporting of his case. i was at a street protest last to february and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches and we made all the points that we've all made again and again and again. and again. the government took absolutely no notice, how's it got through to to a large section of the public. yeah, it has. are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all have they now had the story? yes, they have. were they terribly moved and tainted by the smear campaign against julian in the early days where he was labeled massage, and there's been a ripest and that there's the other and how he used to wipe his feces with the cat and spread it over the door and all it would complete lies spread by mainstream media that should know better. and where are the journalists? should he's in the streets demonstrate a day and night and to l

first-degree murder and use of a weapon to commit the murders. >> for the families of roger and mary brumback, of tomand of shirlee sherman, the arrest was very welcome news. >> i'm at walmart with my kids, and danny calls me and says, "they made an arrest in the case." and i think i forgot about 20, 30 items on my grocery shoppin' list 'cause i was, like, real happy. i just -- the carton, rushed out of the grocery store and wanted to go home and watch the news. >> with anthony garcia's arrest, jeff hunter says he and his parents felt as if they could finally stop looking over their shoulders. >> i mean, for five years they were super paranoid because that -- i mean, for all we knew, for all i always thought about was someone was still trying to find my dad because that was always my hunch, that someone was after either my mom or dad. >> investigators dispatched to anthony garcia's home in terre haute, indiana, saw the outward signposts of success. the house sat on a quiet street with a ferrari in the drive, but inside the house was practically empty. bare rooms, bare closets and barely any food. in

rogers reportedly turned down a contract extension that would have made him the highthe nfl. >>> and tombrady and the bucks back at the white house today. it was brady's first visit since w was in the oval office. he used one of his really low points last season to relate to president biden. >> we had a game in chicago where i forgot what down it was. i lost track of one down in 21 years of playing, and they started calling me sleepy tom. why would they do that to me? >> brady also said, 40% of those polled say that tampa bay buccaneers did not win the super bowl. >> oh, come on! >> everybody had a good sense of humor about it. it's good. >> good stuff. and i like they both had aviator glasses on. >> very cool. >> very presidential. >>> thank you, dennis. up next, why you don't have to go far emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to

tom: i did the chart going back to before the depression with francine this morning. roger- robert -- roger ibberson's chart. this thundering silence is how we have not been able to get near an academic construct of 2%. pandemic crisis or whatever, and there is a rationalization of potential deed -- gdpr over -- under 2%. jonathan: 1.4% for 22. 1.4% on cpi. tom: you have to watch "ted lasso" the whole season before you watch season one. jonathan: i will come in morning unprepared. that will be two of us. the s&p up 21. yields 1.2897. this is bloomberg. laura: with the first word blue -- news, i am laura wright. talks between the u.s. and the european union on vaccine passports is because -- are making little process. the e.u. launched its covid path at the beginning up -- pass at the beginning of the month. the block is on advanced talks with u.k.. tom barrack is back in federal court in los angeles. the trump ally will learn whether he will be released on bail after being charged with illegally lobbying for the united arab emirates. prosecutors say he is a flight risk. his

that's michael cohen, and his long term political advisor, roger stone, and his campaign foreign policy advisor that is, george papadopoulos, tom barrack, just arrested today. his inaugural vice chairman, arid brady, his private company indicted, the trump organization, the chief organizer arrested, weisselberg, his charity shut down as a fraud, that's the trump foundation. his quote, unquote, school, shut down from fraud suits. and, not to mention, during his one single term as president, not one, not to, not three, not four, but five of his cabinet secretaries were referred for criminal prosecution, in one term. just today, we got the inspector general report that wilbur ross, and all the details of how that investigation concluded on how wilbur ross lied to congress on multiple occasions to cover up with the trump administration's work to cover up the census. which we just got in detail today it gave us all the details that we don't have before, on this fifth trump's cabinet secretary who was brought to court. and all four of those course -- all five of those cases, it was the trump justice department that refused to bring c

roger, he came across howdy homemade. it actually originated in dallas from tom landis. what it does is he actually franchised it.eds when they get out of high school or when they go to college or anything, they don't really have the opportunity. so my son has special needs, and nico, we took a strong love to the special needs community. so now we have an ice cream shop that are going to employ special needs young adults and give them an opportunity to work and -- arkansas exactly. they have so much to contribute. i mean, i've got two of my friends coming to mind, won't say their last names, you all know who they are. you know, someone does want to inquire, should they go to howdy homemade katie.com, is that what they do, yes or no. >> or follow me on social media on instagram. i always post links where people can be a part of that. and speaking of that, we actually took a few of the workers from howdy homemade last week, we surprised the inmates in harris county jail. so we took ice cream and delivered it to over $20,000 worth of ice cream to the county jail. arthel: how did you hook that up? >> i mean, i'm trae

is taking on roadies and one group's mission to help, here's cnbc's kate rogers ♪ >> reporter: 2020 was set to be a big year for tomhan a decade on the road. he was set to tour with def leppard and motley crew and then live music came to a grinding halt. >> good knows i want to go back to work. i really, really, really do and before i'm too old or forgot how, so i know there will be a younger me to -- to, you know, step up when i decide that i can't do this anymore >> reporter: 2020 delivered a one-two punch to weber the pandemic shuddering his life on the road and van halen's death in the fall from cancer at age 65 ♪ more than a year after covid first hit, he struggled to find work. >> we're hoping to go back to work, but -- and they say we're going back to work, but statistically speaking it may or may not happen. >> there's a goefundme page to save weber's home and his challenges are hardly unbc he's pointed to suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, roadies losing everything. roadie care is looking to help the group is raising money, collecting gift cards and helping those in need with mental health resources. even as

to see tom i'm always happy to be part of the legacy, to leave something behind that others can grab a hold of and make their own. is really special. >>> tennis. eight-time wimbledon champ, rogeroing to rip the trademark one-handed backhand. he won the second but dropped the third set. he is in the far court. the return is into the net. roger on the fourth rounds, 18th time as he continues his quest for his 21st major . >>> euro 2020 quarter finders. urine, ukraine. england racing no time. great pass to harry kane. back of the net. 1-nil, england. two-goal england. let's make it 3-nil. england wins for neil. they advanced to the first this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. well, geico's 85 years isn't just about time, you know. it means experience. i mean, put it this way. if i told you i'd been jarring raspberry preserves for 85 years, what would you think? (humming) well, at first you'd be like, "that has gotta be some scrumptious jam!" (humming) and then you'd think, "he looks fantastic! i must know his skin care routine." geico. saving people money for 85 years.

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roger federer continues to make history, sailed through match with italy's player. becomes oldest man to reach the quarterfinals in the open era, since 1968 federer's 18th time reaching final eight at wimbledon. >> like tom brady, ageless >> incredible. >>> janessa webb is back, tracking elsa for you. hello again. >> regardless of the intensity of elsa, tropical storm or low grade cat one hurricane, we're going to see major flooding. this is flood area tampa to fort myers, eight inches of rain at least. national weather service central tier, rainy conditions midwest, lots of sunshine. on top of that, storm surge, we'll talk about that coming up. >>> let's lighten it up with cute baby alert. congratulations to member of the nbc news fam limit blayne alexander and her husband, arrival of baby girl sage milan. sage embodies traits like wisdom and spirit and milan is a combination of names millie and anita. >> baby boom congratulations. >> lots to look forward to >>> when we come back,embe remr of the legendary director. >>> military medics once they leave the battlefield. all while killing 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. get the grease fighting power of dawn in a disinfecting wipe. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm

roger federer and venus williams, following her inspirational and finally, movie stars are ready to return to europe most glamorous red carpet. as the cannes film festival reopened, 24 films will compete for the tom prize, the palm door that is always keeping in line with francis social distancing rules. of course, american director mike lee has the jury and he will be the 1st black person to provide over the panel. first film will be next musical by french director, neal. you're watching the news coming up next with our cobra. 1900 special. i me back at the top of the hour with more. thank you so much for your company. ah. the fight against the corolla virus pandemic? how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say? information and contact the corona virus on the 19th. next on the w. wire culture. high hair super food style like on the lead owes lifestyle europe, dw, the finally back in the middle of the action. football fans from across europe are coming together. the beer is flowing and all of it is happening without face masks, as if nothing ever happened. we are worried about the delta variance. variance means we have to stay cautious. so delta variant is comin

roger stones. >> steve bannon, indicted on conspiracy charges on fraud and money laundering. the disgraced ex-president company has been indicted and also charged allen weisselberg. >> tom barrackf the former president 2017 inaugural committee arrested today. >> it is 12 and counting and i am joined by ellie for "the nation," this is not normal. it is an ongoing crime spree. is it important that people thee these facts and say oh, it is just another story or another indictment. >> you can take this one of two ways, ari. >> trump has world historical bad taste in friends. his taste in friends is worse than his taste of architecture. that's one possibility. possibility two, he's a criminal. he's the black hole that's pulling all of these flies to his criminal enterprise. tom hagan, trump can't find an outstanding lawyer guy, even. which one do you want to believe? i understand that roughly half the country wants to believe that trump is just some kind of unlucky executive who keeps on being set by criminals. if all of these people who work for him are criminally indicted, at least some of them got their orders from donald trump himself. >> ari, as you know -- >> let me build on y

roger stone, alex vendors on, steve bannon. the list goes on. but he only pardon people who were charged or convicted while he was president. tom barrack's case got delayed. right? so he's out of luck. no presidential pardon coming for him. his indictment came after trump was out of his office, which itself is probably a scandal, if the indictment couldn't be brought while in office, because appointees of trump wouldn't let it happen. so he does not get out of jail free with a pardon card from trump. one of the open questions of the trump presidency is how many legal cases did not go forward to charges, just were not brought because they were squashed or delayed. i don't know if we'll ever get an answer. kathleen rice and ted lieu are trying to make sure that there is at least an investigation. but the one silver lining, in terms of accountability, for any and all cases that were delayed, and yet still could be brought now is that now trump isn't around to pardon those folks. so today, they thomas barrack put up that much money, a record previously unprecedented bond, just in order to stay free until he is on trial. joining us

roger stone, michael flynn, trump's former campaign advisor george papadopoulos. several of those associates were pardoned by trump and we begin "outfront" live in washington. evan, what do we know about the charges against tom barrack? >> reporter: if you read this indictment from the brooklyn prosecutors, you get the sense tom barrack's personal business was intertwined with donald trump and what you see reportedly according to prosecutors is efforts to try to use his connections to trump to try to help his clients in the united arab emirates. in 2016 according to prosecutors, then candidate trump was delivering an energy speech at the behest of the praising of the uae and according to pros coecutors, th provided talking points for one of his television appearances and according to prosecutors, he after he did his tv appearance, he says quote, i nailed it for the home team in this case, according to prosecutors, he was referring to the uae, not the united states. he also tried to get someone who the am rotties were promoting to be ambassador to the uae. according to barrack's spokesperson, he made himself available to investigators from the outset. he's not guilty and will be pleading not guilty. he's due

rogers wins the match celebrity golf tournament. the green bay packers quarterback teaming up with sham bureau tom brady and phil mickelson.y, montana tuesday. the annual event draws the biggest names in sports while it was a win on the course for rodgers he says his future with the packers remains unclear. those are your headlines including sports coverage. brian: i never see him wearing a packer uniform again. no way out. he has drawn his line in the sand. carley: he has. brian: raised a lot of money for charity. carley: exactly. that's my assessment of the situation. pete: there you go. 21 minutes after the top of the hour even though the prompter says be out by 16. ainsley: we are over. pete: new video shows surrendering weapons to the taliban. rob o'neill the man who killed usama bin laden breaks down the middle east threat ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathi

roger harrabin, bbc news. thanks for watching bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... adam peaty becomes the first ever british swimmer to successfully defend an olympics title. there are also golds for divers tom an attempt to win back some of their traditional supporters who switched to the conservatives in the last general election. deputy leader angela rayner set out the party's vision for a post—pandemic britain with what she called "good quality jobs" and "proper wages." the conservatives say that they have protected millions ofjobs through the furlough scheme, raised the national living wage, and reduced unemployment. the shadow secretary for the future of work, angela rayner, explained what labour's new deal for working people is and why she thinks all workers should be paid a minimum of £10 a minimum of £10 per hour. people in britain shouldn't have to go to work and really struggle to feed their families and support themselves in very low—paid, insecure work. so today is about making sure that everybody gets rights from day one in employment, can have the right for flexible working, notjust for the employer but for the employees as well, who have done so much on adapting and working f