you have warner bros.iscovery, the stock of which had been getting crushed in part because of the loss of the nba or the seeming loss of the nba. they're in court or they're trying to litigate to actually get part of the package back and said it was falsely or unjustly awarded to amazon. but the value of tnt has been at the center of that many have been saying, those who are negative on the company, of course, and overall on what we were just talking about, the decline of linear networks, say, when you re-up this thing, you're not going to get paid at all. they did a deal with charter a year earlier than they had to, and get this they're getting the same amount for tnt. now, they don't put the number in there. i hear it's around three bucks when you're the cable operator, you're just getting -- you're paying one big number to warner bros. discovery, to the programmer that number is going up under this new deal. how they apportion it at warner bros. discovery is up to them, but what i am hearing is that it'

here's the big man fred warner. >> you score on defense.nce of winning the game. and so i'm like we got to score on d. >> it's such a long year. if you look from an outside perspective or looked online you'd think the building is burning down. >> they had a chip on their shoulder this week at practice and we all did. and so and with that being said, i still think we can all collectively as an offensive unit, be better final game in oakland a's history rickey henderson, throwing out the first pitch in seattle, played for both teams. >> so he's wearing a split jersey. nice touch by the mariners. straight to the ninth. we go though. a's losing six two. oakland fans allowed to come down into the lower stands. the last hit an rbis in oakland history come from darrell hernandez. a two run double to make it six four. and the last batter, max shuman, who fielded the final out at the coliseum, strikes out to end it. the emotions spill over. there are hugs. the a's lose their final game in oakland history 6 to 4. the fans and players taking as long a

until we get good news, linebacker fred warner had another all pro performance. he picked up sam darnold in the first half when they were down and then in the second half he was waiting on aaron jones for the goal line for one of his pea newt punches to knock the ball loose. warner has forced three fumbles this season. >> i was turning my head when i seen the ball come out. wow, look at god. >> when you find out it is fred any surprise? >> no, he does it every day >> second year all pro fred. he puts on tape every day. fantastic football player. everything you want in a 49er. >> jules, if we were giving out game balls. >> okay. >> warner would certainly get one. >> good but they are only handed out after a win. so, once the 49ers take care of business at what they like to call levi south. so-fi field we will hand game balls out >> the that looks a little deflated. >> as is the rest of the team and the fan base. see. [ laughter ] >> let's get that one checked out. >> it is like a race in. >> all right, thank you, vern. >> up next, san francisco's biggest tech conf

but warner didn't play most of the second half because of an ankle injury. still in the second quarter purdy with the little rainbow throw to george kittle. he comes down with it over three defenders. oh my. kittle second td of the year. niners up 20 to 3 at the half. he is good at football. patriots scored to make it 2010. niners respond. purdy going deep to deebo. 53 yards. he says first down right there. yep. there's a little point for the first down. jordan mason then getting into it on the left side with yet another touchdown. he had 123 yards on the ground and the td. he just keeps chugging away. and one more from the defense right here. nick bosa with the strip sack and recovers the fumble as well. all smiles as the niners win 30 to 13. after the game linebacker fred warner talked about that pick six and what it meant to the team. >> you score on defense. you have about 100% chance of winning the game. and so i'm like, we got to score on d. and for us to get that to get that play. you know obviously we won and we got to keep it going now. >> goodness

erica warner led the study. >> across all types of breast cancer, there's something that is driving this finding of consistent disparities between black and white women. >> reporter: the study says beyond tumor differences, the disparity is also caused by socioeconomic inequality with, inadequate access, and systemic racism. >> the bias is pervasive at all levels. >> reporter: breast surgeon monique gary who runs a wellness farm says the new research is the largest to date outlining disparities. >> we've got to do a better job treating women the same. >> reporter: spring says discrimination detailed in the new research is an unfortunate reality for many. >> it makes me sad, but it also makes me hopeful that things will change. >> reporter: the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a fel

that's fred warner climbing the ladder to grab the interception warner then gets up and sprints down the sideline a patriot does try to push him out of bounds but it gives warner the momentum right into the end zone. and that is a huge pick 613 nothing 49ers later in the quarter. same score. brock purdy feeling the pressure. so he throws it up in the corner of the end zone. that's george kittle catching it over three patriots unbelievable grab 49ers rolling. it's 20 to nothing. third quarter patriots do make some noise. they get that score within ten. but the jp mason madness just continues as he runs in the four yard score. he had more than 100 yards on the day. the niners get back on track with a 3013 victory. head coach kyle shanahan impressed with the defensive performance. 23. it was awesome. >> i mean, i thought the defense was awesome all day. anytime you score, even better to start out the way they did the first couple of drives, especially really good on third down, defensive felt like dominated all day. >> was forced by robert beal. all right. the two and 240 niners will be

it sparked with brad warner, a huge interception that led to a touchdown for the niners. this one, all the momentum in the niners favor here at home. now, of course, the open saying that when the defense plays like that, they make the game easier for them. and that show the deep ball was working for brock purdy. today was a 53 yard reception to deebo levels. one of the biggest ones. but in a 45 yard reception to jennings from party and then a 12 yard reception to george kittle doesn't sound like much except for the fact that he cockpit over 3 guys in the end zone for a touchdown. trent williams saying that that was one of the best place he's seen in entire career with his own 2 now course after the game. i asked a couple of the guys on the defense have this wind, after the last 2 weeks, it felt like a restart. take a listen to what they had to say. it feels good get a it's such a long year. if you look from an outsider's perspective, you're looked online. you think it? >> the buildings burning down the told the guy, as told that the lying as an dealer in our meeting last

fred warner recognized as the best linebacker in the nfl.ms like he's on a search and destroy mission on every play. and the niners they need grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. serious challenges sunday against the rams. one player they do not have to worry about is linebacker fred warner. he is playing at an all world level. had the big forced fumble in the season opening win over the jets and then against the vikings. warner look at the stat line. nine tackles, a sack, an interception and a forced fumble. aside from that, he didn't do much. both of the turnovers came at critical moments in the game now. warner combination of size, speed, power along with his in

now you've got to ask yourself at mr. warner was also a key person. last time this stuff came of mr. warner and during an in 2016, of course, we had hillary clinton saying that the reason i lost the election was because of russian interference at we had the commission established, which said that was how it goes. there is no uh, actual russian interference. and i suppose it was the republicans most recently to sort of highlighted that thing, you know, hunters laptop was really, it wasn't a russian plant. but of course, remember meta had also said they were asked by the api. i'm the american deep states cheap. that story suppressed. that's well, the stories of, of coven, i think inconvenient to the bodies, and harris as you know, administration was suppressed by notice of the form here. so interest, the will demand present that this hearing was a guy called michael rubio. he's a republican. any other kind of an off with juggling as opposed to take? because mr. rubio had criticized the boy harris regime over at the allegations of russian interference. t

senator warner saying the days off the election as votes are being counted could be the most challenging time, with foreign enemies trying to interfere, david.

chris: fox, warner bros., and disney say they will continue to fight this.ink the judge was fair in the decision. in this case, directv seems to be fighting for their own version of venue. scarlet: chris palmeri, thank you so much. now let's turn to market makers. two of the biggest. citadel securities and jane street, both on track for record annual revenue. at ken griffin citadel securities, first-half net trading revenue rose 81% in just over $5 billion from the same period one year ago. at jane street net trading gained a similar amount. let's bring in katherine doherty. citadel securities, jane street, they aren't publicly traded companies. they aren't obligated to disclose these numbers, right? catherine: yes. but they do have debt and credit investors are getting their results, getting updates. it does not have to be on such a strict schedule if you were a public company having to disclose telling investors when you will disclose. recently we have heard from jane street and citadel securities in the debt market where the numbers are coming from gettin

>>>>one >>niner all pro that is still healthy is linebacker fred warner who's been a terror on defensethe first two games, >>>>forcing >>three turnovers. two of them by punching the ball out of opponent's arms, a move that practice has made perfect for warner, >>>>something >>that you got to practice every single day to where it becomes muscle memory because things are moving too quick out there on game day, you know, a million miles a minute or whatever. the saying is but you've got to make sure that you can slow the game down enough to where you can even think about punching the ball out instead of just trying to get a guy on the ground i think that's one thing that's continued to get better with him, and this year it's it's every tackle he makes so beware >>>>for >>the red and gold report. >>>>i'm >>matt live >liz>let's take a live look at oakland this afternoon ahead of the final home stand for the a's at the coliseum, beginning with the new york yankees tonight at 640. yesterday, the a's announced that their final game before the move to sacramento is sold out. that game against t

but warner didn't play most of the second half because of an ankle injury. still in the second purdy rainbow throw. george kittle comes down with it over three defenders. oh my. kittle second td of the year. niners up 20 to 3 at the half. he is good. patriots scored to make it 20 to 10. niners respond. purdy. he's going deep to his man deebo. 53 yards. and deebo says that's a first down. that sets up this jordan mason going left side with yet another touchdown. he had 123 yards on the ground and the td. he just keeps on chugging and one more from the defense here. nick bosa with the strip sack forces the fumble. and he gets it all smiles as the niners win 30 to 13. >> you score on defense. you have about 100% chance of winning the game. and so i'm like we got to score on d. and for us to get that to get that play. you know obviously we won and we got to keep it going now. >> they had a chip on their shoulder this week at practice and we all did. and so and with that being said i still think we can all collectively as an offensive unit be better and execute i

fred warner was a bright spot. he picked off sam darnold in the first half. >>>>and >>then in the second half was waiting on aaron jones by the goal line for one of his patented peanut punches knocking the ball loose. warner has already forced three fumbles this season i was turning my head when i seen the ball come out. i was like, wow, look at god when you when you find out it's fred, is there any surprise at this point? no, he do it every day. yeah, i think i've been saying it since like his second year all pro fred i mean he just puts it on tape every single day. he's a fantastic football player. he's everything you want in a 40 niner. the way that he plays is the standard for the defense. with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn >ryan >avocado robots were your next side of guac and chips may come from. we're going to show you the restaurant now testing well chipotle is testing out new robots in two of its california locations. the company worked with two robotics firms to create the atacado, which can cut core and peel an avocado in about 26 seconds

linebacker fred warner has another all pro performance on sunday. he picked off sam darnold in the first half when the vikings were down in the red zone and then in the second half he was waiting on aaron jones by the goal line for one of his patented punchys to knock the ball loose. warner has already forced three fumbles this season. >> i was turning my head when i seen the ball come out. i'm like wow, look at that. >> reporter: is there any surprise it's fred? >> no. he do it every day. >> he's like my security blanket out there. just knowing he's there is huge. >>> quarterback malik willis surprised his head coach when he chose not to throw the ball on this third and ten play. green bay was forced to punt, but it was an issue with the quarterback/center exchange. >> i asked malik why he didn't throw the ball on that third down and he told me that josh threw up on the ball. i was like that's the first time i've ever heard that and i never had to throw with vomit on a football. so i don't think malik probably didn't appreciate that. >> oh. >>> san

>>>>it is important to note fred warner did not play a snap in the second half. he said his ankle just did not feel right. he will have scans done this week. the niners hope to get him back before next sunday's showdown against division rival arizona. right back her >ryan>well coming up at 430. excessive alcohol use may be one factor behind an increase in at least six cancers. we'll be talking live with a doctor about how much alcohol may be too much. that story and more at 430 with liz cook. finally, this afternoon. proof it's never too late to chase your dreams. 80 year old choi sunhwa is the oldest contestant to reach the finals of miss universe korea. choi used to be a full time medical caregiver. now, she and 31 others are vying for the chance to compete at this year's miss universe pageant. in mexico. it is the first year that miss universe has dropped the age limit. she looks great. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast at 430 with liz cook. i'll see you back here at five. h

warner just amazing. remember he had a punchout on monday night football.me by himself. ensuing drive they go 99.5 yards. it's jordan mason exactly 100 yards rushing in this game. there's a touchdown six point game. but that's as close as they get. vikings win 2317. now eight straight losses in minnesota. >> it just hurts. it hurts my soul honestly because we knew exactly the type of game that it was going to be, what was going to be required for us to win this game. and i told the team in there, it's never going to be an issue of us playing hard. we always play hard. we got so much talent in that room. we're always going to play hard. but it's about playing smarter. >> yeah, it's a wake up call, but we know why it happened, and there's a lot to fix. there's some good things for sure. it's football man. >> just because you got, you know, really good players and good scheme doesn't mean the other team's going to give it to you. you have to go out and earn it. so, we've had to learn that, you know, the first two games of the season. so hopefully we can be bet

warner, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr. tester, aye. mr. casey, aye. mr. johnson, no. mrs. murray, aye. ms. baldwin, aye. mrs. fischer, no. mr. risch, no. the clerk: mr. kelly, aye. mr. cardin, aye. the clerk: mrs. blackburn, no. mr. young, no. mr. tillis, no. mr. hagerty, no. ms. warren, aye. mr. booker, aye. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. ms. smith, aye. ms. cortez masto, aye. ms. collins, aye. mr. ricketts, no. the clerk: mr. scott of florida, no. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. the clerk: mr. reed, aye. the clerk: mr. cotton, no. the clerk: mr. brown, aye. mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, no. ms. rosen, aye. mr. manchin, aye. the clerk: mr. daines, no. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. hawley, no. ms. ernst, no. the clerk: ms. hassan, aye. the clerk: mr. schmitt, no. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. mr. kennedy, no. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. barrasso, no. mr. paul, no. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. moran, no. ms. lummis, no. the clerk: ms. sinema, aye. mr. cornyn, no. mr. sande

there is one 9er all pro that's still healthy, linebacker fred warner who has been a tear on defense the first two games. he's forced three turnovers, two by bunching the ball out of opponents' arms, a move that practice has made perfect basically for warner. >> something you got to practice every single day to where it becomes muscle memory because things are moving too quickly on gameday. you got to make sure you can slow the game down enough to where you can even think about punching the ball out instead of just trying to get a guy on the ground. >> i think that's one thing that's continued to get better with him and this year it's every tackle he makes. so beware. >>> to baseball, eat more chicken at camden yards. san francisco trailed 3-2 in the ninth inning. casey schmitt skies one to right center. cedric mullens and former giant austin slater collide. they cannot make the catch. brett wisely scores from first tying the game. both outfielders stayed in the game. they were all right. bottom nine anthony santander off ryan walker, just barely over the right field wall for a two-r

music, and pamela charbit, the head of global ar at warner music.rations of solidarity with zionist genocide in gaza. look, tell us about the so-called creative community for peace, will you? so, creative community for peace was founded as the same legal entity as the stand with us lobby group, which is well-known and historically has even been funded by the israeli prime minister. office and creative community for peace is led by dave renza, is the former ceo of universal music group publishing, but he's also married to the head and founder of stand with us, but aside from that, when it was founded as the same legal entity, the tax filings show that it was the israel emergency alliance creative community for peace and stand with us as the same organization, and it's even been commented of how including the word peace um increases the the the the ability of this company to reach people and draw them in and ultimately obscure their objectives which are to fight bds within the music and film industry and so you've seen creative community for peace org

one player that's still healthy is linebacker fred warner who has been a tear in the first three gameshing the ball out of opponent's arms, a move practice has made perfect for warner. >> something you have to practice every single day so it becomes muscle memory because things are moving too fast on gameday. you got to make sure you can slow the game down enough to where you can even think about punching the ball out instead of just trying to get a guy on the ground. >> i think that's one thing that's continued to get better with him and this year it's every tackle he makes. so beware. >> for the "red and gold report," i'm matt lively. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, bay area youth baseball players heartbroken to find all their equipment torched just before opening day, how their community is rallying around them. >>> our wild swings in weather continue with another big warm-up heading into the weekend, why that's got california farmers scrambling to save their crops. >>> we'll speak to a retired marine corps colonel about what happens next in the bounced from one doctor to the next. d

fred warner says the team just has to adapt. >> offense got to take care of that. obviously those are two big key playmakers, you know i think as a team we're going to miss them just because of the electricity and the fire that both of those players bring. but at the end of the day, we got to go out. we got to execute. we got to find a way to win. >> oh and christian mccaffrey he's still out to bo fred warner and kyle shanahan have expressed excitement though about playing against the rams with sofi stadium often referred to as levi's south by 40 niners fans. by the way, that game kicks off sunday at 125 right here on ktvu fox two. all right. that's going to do it for me tonight on this wednesday evening. make sure to download the fox local app right there to your smart tv. have a eat night. and i starting at $4.99... ...you can get one... ...make it a double... ...or go for three delicious patties. go as big as you want with my bonus jack combo, starting at $4.99. now you can say you're lovin' it and actually mean it. at jack, every bite's a big deal. welcome to j

head coach kyle shanahan made the announcement today and says brock purdy, deebo samuel, fred warner, christian mccaffrey, trent williams, kyle juszczyk, george kittle and nick bosa have all been named captains. >> being a captain on a team like this, with so many unbelievable players that have done such great things in this league, it's an honor. and, i just, i just want to live up to it. so i'm going to work hard and be the best leader that i can. >> the group of eight were voted on by their teammates. kittle, williams and warner will be wearing a gold c on their jerseys to mark five or more years serving as team captain, but this will be kyle juszczyk and christian mccaffrey's first year in that position. and we've been closely following the developments in the aftermath of the shooting involving ricky pearsall. along with the 40 niners beginning the 2024 season again, their season opener coming up on monday to follow all those developments, just download the fox local app to your smart tv. it's available on all streaming platforms. >> in san francisco, san francisco police are inv

music, and pamela charbit, the head of global ar at warner music. the label features major artists from around the world like h sheeron and others who have displayed support for the palestinians previously. others from the world of hollywood. signed the letter against the journalists from gaza include debora messing and selma blair, unforgivable demonstrations of solidarity with zionist genocide in gaza. look, tell us about the so-called creative community for peace, will you? so creative community for peace was founded as the same legal entity as the stand with us uh lobby group. which is well-known and historically has even been funded by the israeli prime minister's office and creative community for peace is led by dave renza who is the former ceo of universal music group publishing, but he's also married to the head and founder of stand with us, but aside from that, when it was founded as the same legal entity, the tax filings show that it was the israel emergency alliance, creative community for peace and stand with us as the same organization

time warner was sold, paramount now being sold. is all of this good for you because there's consolidation and then you have fewer people to compete with, or is it not so good because you have more powerful people to compete against you? ted: a little bit of both. competition has been good. i usually don't talk about other people's shows publicly, but someone asked me recently, what's a show that's not on netflix that you like? i said "the bear." i talked about the show because i think it raises the bar for everybody. you have competition out there to keep pushing you. david: but the consolidation occurred in your studio's, it's not in your house of cards thing? ted: we are mostly builders. we had done a handful of small ip acquisitions over the years. that may change in the next few years. but, for now, without a big library of ip can be a nice benefit. for us it has been a benefit not to have it because it has pushed us to make really original, creative things and not to stay corralled into one school of ip. we spent $17 billion o

music, and pamela charbit, the head of global ar at warner music. the label features major artists from around the world like ed shiran and others who have displayed support for the palestinians previously. others from the world of hollywood who signed the letter against the journalists from gaza include debora messing and selma blair. unforgivable demonstrations of solidarity with zionist genocide in gaza. loki, tell us about the so-called creative community for peace, will you? so creative community for peace was founded as the same legal entity as the stand with us uh lobby group which is well-known and historically has even been funded by the israeli prime minister's office and creative community for peace is led by dave renza who is the former ceo of universal music group publishing but he's also married to the head and founder of stand with us, but aside from that, when it was founded as the same legal entity, the tax filing show that it was the israel emergency alliance, creative community for peace and stand with us as the same organization,

why i mean, i don't know whether you have been invited to the cnn owned by a warner brothers, a warner brothers. you know, you're not allowed to say that kind of thing. i i actually spoke with cnn months ago. um and for, um, on her program at the time. admittedly. uh, i too was very cautious about uh, identifying uh what was happening. uh so as genocide um, you know, genocide is, is a very peculiar crime. if you examine what it is according to its definition by the u. n. and the un resolution of 1948 people tend to use that whenever they see something terrible happening. when uh, thousands of people are being killed, butchered people say, well, it must be general side, but according to the un to finish and which is a very specific one. and it's the only one that really matters in international. no, you need to do more than that. you need to show that there's an intent to destroy a particular group such in whole or in part. and that that intent then is being implemented. and that's very hard to prove. so for a long time, i to the said that i thought the obviously war crimes happening, c

thankfully fred warner is healthy and he's playing at an all world level. the big forced fumble against the jets in the season opening win against the vikings on sunday. nine tackles, a sack, a forced fumble. the turnovers he forced both came at critical moments in the game. warner he reads plays so quickly, it's like he's a heat seeking missile at linebacker. >> i mean, i've always put a lot of pressure on myself, you know, i have the utmost confidence in my abilities and it's not me trying to make anything up. it's about just me trying to do my job. and when the play is there, it's about just me making it, you know? i know my teammates rely on me to make those type of plays. and so it's just another day. >> it's like my security blanket out there just knowing he's there is huge. and he doesn't get too high when things are going good and or too low when things are going bad, which is what you want from a leader. >> funny hearing gigantic nick bosa needing a security blanket. basketball season is almost here. 10,000 steph curry bobbleheads will be given out

time warner was sold. you have paramount now being sold. is this good for you because there's consolidation and you have fewer people to compete with or is it not so good because you have lots of powerful people that can compete with you? ted: a little bit of both. i usually don't talk about other people's shows publicly, but somebody asked me recently what is a show not on netflix that you like, and i said "the bear." the reason is i think it raises the bar for everybody. david: but they consolidation will not occur by your by one of these studios because that has not been your house of cards kind of thing? ted: we are a handful of small ip acquisitions over the years and that may change in the next few years, but for now, without i would say a big library of ip can be a really nice benefit. for us it has been a benefit not to have it because it has pushed us to make the original, creative things and not stay corralled. we are spending about $17 billion on our programming. as our revenue grows, we think there is an incredible appetite for

linebacker fred warner says the team has to adapt. >> they're going to say it's a two minute offense. got to take care of that. obviously those are two big key playmakers, you know i think as a team we're going to miss them just because of the electricity and the fire that both of those players bring. but at the end of the day, we got to go out. we got to execute. we got to find a way to win. >> both fred warner and head coach kyle shanahan have expressed excitement over playing against the rams, with sofi stadium being referred to as levi's south by niners fans. that game kicks off sunday at 125. you can watch it right here on ktvu, and the san francisco 40. >> niners have become the first nfl team to purchase sustainable aviation fuel. it's a bio fuel that produces less carbon emissions than regular jet fuel. it's part of an effort to make the teams travel more environmentally friendly. the niners have purchased enough biofuel to fly on united airlines from sfo to los angeles this sunday to play the rams. using that alternative jet fuel will reduce that flight's emissions by up to 8

warner bros.which operates as our viewers know under the spectrum brand for both broadband and wireless as well. warner bros. discovery shares had a nice move last week, disney shares up, and a bit of a fall through this morning, but not much. the stock did get in the mid- 8s, which is saying a lot for warner bros. discovery, given it was a lot lower than that not long ago, jim. again, when you put it in perspective over any period of time, it still looks horrible. they also hare coming off a nic movie release with "beetlejuice, beetlejuice." >> another solid weekend. >> well, look, i think that that company benefits from lower rates. warner bros. discovery may be like a home builder company. i mean, they need to see rates down if they have to refinance. one of the things david zaslav would say immediately, is, what is cramer talking about? it's just a perception that they have to get that balance sheet fixed, and any good news does matter. david, i'm going to go at you on disney. my travel trust

professor ben warner is from the department of communication at the university of missouri.y adopt for the debate. she will definitely need to present to the voters what she stands for. continue presenting her biography and at the same time delivering her contrast message to president trump. she definitely has the mode two the voters she needs to accomplish. the voters consistently say they want to hear more about her and learn what she stands for. and forformer president trump, he is often unpredictable. what do you think we can expect? i think we can expect a lot of the same. i think the big question will be in thejune debate againstjoe biden he was very disciplined, he stayed on message. i'm sure his advisers were thrilled with the performance. he's had trouble maintaining that discipline in the last few weeks. really sincejoe biden stepped aside. it will be interesting to see if he is the disciplined debater that we saw injune or if he is more of the aggressive, jumping from topic to topic it really staying on personal attacks candidate that we saw in the first debate in

fred warner was one of the bright spots, there's no question about it.played well this entire game, but he was very disappointed after the game and this is what he had to say. it just hurt. it hurts my soul, honestly, because we knew exactly the type of game that it was going to be, what was going to be required for us to win this game. and i told the team in there, it's never going to be an issue of us playing hard. we always play hard. we got so much talent in that room. we're always going to play hard, but it's about playing smarter. you know? we got to we got to protect the football. obviously we got to take it away. on defense, special teams. we can't give up that block punt. and then defensively you know the game plan when we say we got to stop the run and we got to be great on third down. and we don't do either of those things. like it's going to be a long day. you know what i'm saying. so we didn't do anything to help ourselves in this game. and obviously they played better than us. all right. 49ers week three opponent will be the la rams visitin

and while i was there, i did a pretty unique deal with warner bros.nd sony to revenue share dvd's, which just hadn't been done before. and reed hastings, it got written about in a trade magazine and reed read it and said, this is what we need. so a mutual friend introduced us. david: if that article hadn't been in the trade press, you would still be at that dvd store? ted: it's still open, that one store is still open. i feel like one approach that we've put into netflix and into our programming and tv and our games is that we put the audience first and we think about how are they going to love at first. we will build a business model around it, but think about pleasing the audience first. ♪ david: the company is extremely successful, the problems you may have had seem to be behind you. what is the future of netflix? do you think you can keep growing the subscriber base? how do you view your future success? what is your goal in the future to do? ted: i think we have plenty of room to grow the subscriber base and revenue with a long runway. 277 million

by warner. this is a skill that needs to be practiced right on the football.s why he is the best at his position in the national football league. seven six jets in the second quarter. it's deebo samuel on the jet sweep. almost fumbled it on the way in. two yard touchdown run 13 seven niners. let's celebrate. third quarter. the jordan mason show in the end zone 147 yards on 28 carries. and this touchdown for jordan mason mccaffrey's backup end of the third niners offsides. aaron rodgers veteran savvy knows he's got a free play 36 yards to allen lazard. touchdown niners still up comfortably 2613. we go to the fourth quarter jake moody you could make the case. he was the star of the show 42 yard field goal here he was six of six on field goals. two of them from over 50 yards. the niners win the season opener 32 to 19. let's hear from the man jordan mason. just thinking about it. >> i told christian, i said i don't know how you do it, man. it's a long game. but you know, this is just the beginning. and you know, we're going to see where we go from here. >> i'm not

but that just gives warner momentum to get into the end zone.ck six gives a shot of adrenaline to the team. it's 13. nothing 49ers. later in the quarter same score. brock purdy feeling the pressure. so he drops it into the corner of the end zone george kittle catches it over three patriots. unbelievable. grab niners are rolling. it's 20 nothing. third quarter. now patriots are making some noise to get the score within ten. but the jp mason madness continues. he runs it in for this four yard touchdown. he had more than 100 yards on the day. and the niners get back on track with a 30 to 13 win. warner and kittle reflected on their big plays today. >> i'm just trying to do my best, you know, whatever that takes for the team, honestly. and you know the play today. i've been talking about that for weeks now. you know coach staley does a great job in our ball meeting. and he's made it an emphasis that if you score on defense, you have about a 100% chance of winning the game. and so i'm like, we got to score on d. >> it felt fantastic. i'm just wasn't

warner brothers, you see that 9% gain, charter up 3%. and then you've got kroger, second in line at the top of the s&p. grocery chain beat quarterly earnings and raised the lore end of the full-year forecast on revenue. on the earnings call, ceo rodney mcmillan noted cost-conscious shoppers are buying groceries and eating at home which leads us right back to the federal reserve. the central bank's 2-day policy meeting kicked off next tuesday. markets widely expect those more frugal customers we were just talking about perhaps are reacting to a slowing labor market which is expected to spur the fed to cut rates by a quarter of a percent. so job creation, not inflation, is now the focus? well, yesterday's august cpi revealed faster than estimated inflation on the consumer price side, and regardless, investors appear to be moving past the inflation story. today we got ppi, but as we look at what's going on in the inflation world, should investors get moving on stock purchases or wait on the fed? if let's get right to the floor show. erin gi