if you call yourself a sports fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. bottom of the eighth inning, and it's jon lester who went 7 2/3 in game one, back to work. that game ended 8-1, tighter tonight. strike one on craig, who's 0 for 2. and that caught craig near that injured left foot. >> tim: of all places. >> joe: tazawa and uehara getting loose here in the eighth. yeah, right on the inside part of that left foot. here's the 0-1. lester still throwing hard. one ball, one strike. craig has bounced into a double play, grounded out to second. getting the surprise start tonight. lester had him fooled and the count 1-2. >> tim: david ross doing a very good job behind home plate with pitch selection. obviously an important part of that tandem pitcher and catcher. >> joe: he's done a great job at the plate where he's got two hits, an rbi double. set up that two-run rally in the seventh. craig rounds left side, it's bogaerts to his left with time. one out. after the game, fox sports live is your home for world series postgame coverage. jay and dan with all the

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, the nfl game day pass, would leave directv and perhaps go over to an internet service providing delivery mechanism, whether it's apple or google, that's another possibility here, and it's emphasized, in fact, i believe, by the report that they had about their chromecast and how the adoption is going over there. do you agree that that could be one of the big -- really significant revenue drivers for them going forward? >> you know, it could be. consumers have voted with their eyeballs, if you will. there are a billion people that are on almost daily basis going to youtube. you know, youtube is much more than the mtv of this generation -- of our generation. it's becoming close to being the tv of this generation. and with that, with that kind of user base, with that kind of ability to monetize through advertising, it has to be an increasingly attractive channel for active content, whether it's sports or not. >> mark, a thousand bucks in your pocket. it's burning a hole. all right? priceline or google? where is it going? >> yeah, okay. given that setup, i think you actually get better growth

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get every game every sunday only with directv. already we showed you the steelers winning their first game of the season, beating the jets at the meadowlands. meanwhile, kansas city, terrell prior and the raiders coming off that late sunday night win over the chargers visiting alex smith. the undefeated chiefs. oakland won the last six meetings at arrow head. terrell prior trying to extend that. this will help. moore, a little slant. he's gone! >> he's fast. >> 7-0, oakland. first and goal, charles says it's 7-7 ch. pryor had not thrown an interception in his last 91 attempts. i just jifrnxed him. charles scored a goal in every game this season. and the chiefs defense right on cue. entered the game with the most sacks, fewest points allowed in the nfl. holly again. 3 1/2 sacks on the day. eric berry also sharing in the sack exchange here. he gets pryor for an 11 yard loss. pryor when he did have time to throw, marcus cooper, the rookie out of rutgers filling in for brandon flowers. 17-7 kansas city. hussein abnula stepped in. and

. >> i have dvr, comcast, directv and verizon. don't ask me why. i just like to have all of them. they all have really good -- i can tape anything. why do i need tivo? >> well, tivo invented the dvr, and now we're out to reinvent television all over again. so tivo as a dvr is what tivo originally was, and of course, it's a great dvr today. six tuners, 450 hours of hd recording. incredible capability that you can't get otherwise. everything else it does. try to go to a satellite or cable dvr and get netflix and hulu and amazon and youtube and all of your broadband content integrated into your traditional television and put that together in a way that no matter what you're getting from whatever source, you have the ability to search for it, find it, put everything you want in one place, one -- at your fingertips. that is a huge simplification and convenience of the television experience today. >> there's an article in the wall street journal that says netflix might be able to do that directly with cable companies. why do you need to partner with tivo? why does anyone need to partner

. >> i have dvr, comcast, directv and verizon. don't ask me why. i just like to have all of them. they all have really good -- i can tape anything. why do i need tivo? >> well, tivo invented the dvr. and now we're out to reinvent television all over again. so tivo as a dvr is what tivo originally was and, of course, it's a great dvr today. six tuners, 450 hours of hd recording. incredible capability that you can't get otherwise. everything else it does. try to go to satellite or cable dvr and get netflix and hulu and amazon and youtube and all of your broadband content integrated into your traditional television and put that together in a way that no matter what you're getting from whatever source you have the ability to search for it, find it, put everything you want in one place, one -- at your fingertipses. that is a huge simplification and convenience of the television experience today. >> there's an article in the wall street who says netflix might be able to do that directly with cable companies. why do you need to partner with tivo? why does anyone need to partner with you

. >> directv. price target up. >> citi says this is the deal. i don't want to by directv up here. i don't. >> f-5, piper likes. >> yeah, this is a company that has missed a quarter, missed a quarter. >> finally dpz. >> people saying the martins weren't that good. this stock has had a history of sell offing lately. i would not bet against dominos and i love the app. >> it is a technology story, too. >> the app is a great app. >> what's up on "mad"? >> testify oivo is doing busine netflix. when you see netflix being part of every single part of your living room, you say to yourself they've got the strategy. tivo, people still love. >> see you tonight. 6:00 and 11:00. the house gop set to speak in a few moments. we'll get that live when "squawk on the street" continues. low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs o

jetblue especially who's our launch partner airline has a concept where they make for instance directv free during the flight. we have an arrangement with jetblue the cost to them is low. they said it is low enough at least to start with they will make the service available for free. to the passengers. dennis: free is a lot better than $20. moving this out to other airlines, what would you have thtocharge versus the range of p to $20? >> we are aiming for in the $1 range. dennis: oh, my gosh. how is it your wi-fi in a flight in the air is so much cheaper than what we have an faster my cable access at home? what is the secret sauce? >> that goes back to the satellite was launched. we started the satellite project in 2008 that launched in 2011 and the primary purpose for it was to deliver broadband to people at home. on that satellite now we are closing in on half a million customers on that satellite. so delivering blood mac broadband to the airplane for an hour is a relatively light load for that satellite. so basically we look at the in-flight wi-fi business and we think it will be a

directv spends a billion dollars a year on it. a deal like that would make youtube ready for prime time. it may just be an nfl moved to scare direct tv into a higher price. the nfl ping me know. not so much. it does tell you that guys that own the content are looking at online players as new outlets for their company. ashley: with the expression where there is smoke there is fire, is there some element of truth to this article? dennis: yes. they talked about various items. netflix could never afford an nfl package. tracy: you are taking away a sunday game. dennis: in their most recent contract, they won the right. the nfl look into going out to bigger platforms. you kind of wonder, how much is too much? a different college football games going on on saturday. tracy: people actually do have other things to do on the weekends. ashley: dennis, thank you very much. love it. are you in for an oreo? do not be surprised if you are. oreos can be as addictive as drugs. rats that were fed oreos formed associations as strong as rats that wer

. >> get directv. >> knows what he's doing. we'll get to the latest on the government shutdown in a moment. first, that dramatic scene on capitol hill streets yesterday where a woman who is suspected of trying to run down a white house barricade was eventually shot and killed on the streets near the senate. it all began yesterday afternoon with reports of shots fired near the hart center building on constitution avenue. the capital went on lockdown. legislators and staffs were told to take shelter. when the dust settled, law enforcement say a woman by the name of miriam carey tried to ram her car through an outer white house barricade and then took off at speeds reaching 80 miles per hour. her car came to a stop as secret service and "uss capitol police surrounded her. she backed up and took off again hitting an officer and later killed in a hail of gunfire, unarmed despite earlier reports she may have fired a gun. the police found an 18-month-old girl believed to be her daughter in the car. thankfully, the girl was unharmed. t

think about 22 million, directv or dish. these are real competitors at this point. they did i think it was 655,000 high speed internet subscriber ads and 265,000 video ads. that was the second highest quarter ever, best quarter in almost five years. >> let me play devil's advocate. sounds like a good quarter to me. >> there were some very good things in this quarter. there were. >> there were great yields. >> overall, 2% revenue growth and that's even a little squishy. again, this idea they really didn't gain any postpaid subscribers, didn't tell us what they were going to do with the proceeds of the big tower sale. it is a slow and steady quarter. one thing that may help is interest rates move down. interest rates move down, that 5% yield looks a lot better. >> that's what i was thinking given the 10-year, it's a very well-run company. verizon just having a better time right now. >> the key thing when you look at all four companies, sprint, t-mobile, verizon and at&t is the coming competition. we thought we might see it in at&t's numbers, really taking a lot of sub

now you have this new show, "full circle," tell us about that on directv. >> it's a limited series. neil labute is the episode writer and it's a show that examines people's episodes and what's going on in their lives. the characters are different, they meet in a restaurant having dinner or lunch, then that character goes to the next character. i play a character named chase who is extremely narcissistic and kind of out there. it's an intense piece, and it was a lot of fun to do, but neil's writing itself is pretty much, i like to explain it as david mammoth on steroids. two actors doing lots of talking. the challenge with neil's words is you don't want to just throw out the monologues, you have to find the rhythm in it. there's the language you have to be very respectful to. so it was very challenging and very rewarding. >> was this appealing in a way because we see shows as . "bones" could go on for 12 and 13 seasons. ten episodes you know you're doing, is that appealing for an actor? >> i think it's new landscape for television, especially when there's networks that always have po