everyone is paid because you don t want to wreck the whole thing over a few bucks. howard: yeah. i think some people may turn more to sports or reality shows or whatever, because if this drags on, there s not going to be much in the way of entertainment. and i agree with you this is sort of an inflection point. but i always say that eventually the strikes will be settled. yeah. howard: so why wait six months? why not settle this month? absolutely. couldn t agree with you more, as a baseball fan in particular. howard: okay. the baseball situation and people edged up hating the owners, being pissed off at the players, and i think we might see some of that here. maybe this will take a turn, but ill like to see this settled, and that the includes people who like netflix and amazon prime and apple tv, all that, hulu and all that. kevin corke, many of many man of many talents, thank you very much. my pleasure. howard: that s it for this edition of mediabuzz , i m howard kurtz. sub
told the u.n. general assembly this week via a video message china has never and will never invade others or bully others. others beg to differ. trace: greg palkot live in london. dana: i love the way greg delivered the line. he has the gift of understatement. just the right amount. show you this lady betty, she is 100 years old and still works at the department of interior and the national park service. incredible woman and congratulations to her. isn t that amazing? that s awesome. truly awesome. are we showing the dog video? dana: go ahead. trace: this is in new jersey minor league baseball thing. the dog is supposed to get the bat. decided not to get the bat. there is the bat. dana: there has been a lot of that this year. if you back to my one more things this baseball situation we keep having the situation of having animals on the field.
they can do safely, if anything. sliding is a fundamental part of baseball. wh will there be pitch counts after which coaches would be subject to claims of negligence? just when someone thinks this case might be ridiculous, there was previously a case with a cheerleader in south carolina who won $100,000 saying she was being bullied by her coach. so what level does that enter bullying, what level does a coach in a baseball situation breach a duty of care? we will ask our jury. thank you for joining us.
wondering what they can do faithfully if anything. it is a fundamental part of baseball, what if a player told to steal a bass guitar running or picture told to throw a curveball hurting an elbow? will there be pitch counts after which coaches would be subject to claims of negligence? are you worried about the broader implication if your client is successful? it to be a slippery slope in terms of opening up all kinds of litigation. just when someone thinks this might be ridiculous there was previously case where the cheerleader in south carolina won $100,000 saying she was being bullied by her coach and a lot of us have been in a sport where our coach gave us tough love. what level did that enter, in a baseball situation, with care. shannon: we will ask the jury, thank you for joining us.