Black from the Nasdaq Markisite in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is

fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Done deal with just hours left before the kickoff of Monday Night Football Charter

and Disney's strike and agreement to bring ESPN back to millions of spectrum customers.

But as broadcast TV really dodged a bullet, was this the beginning of the end for the

bundle?

Plus Twinkies and Jam, two staples of the grocery aisle announcing a $5 billion plus dollar

merger today.

What it could mean for snack foods and how the weight loss struck phenomenon factors

in.

And later, China versus Apple, the Nationalist campaign being waged on social media

in Beijing, and how it could deal a blow to the world's biggest tech company.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the Nasdaq Markisite on the Death

Tonight Tim Seymour, Karen Feynman, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami.

And we start off with football fans breathing a sigh of relief ahead of Aaron Rogers' New

York Jets Day view, Disney and Charter inking a deal to end a blackout that was keeping

ESPN and all of Disney's cable linear channels blacked out for all spectrum customers in New

York and around the country, shares of both stocks higher today, but who came out on top

in this deal?

CNBC Julie Borson's got the latest, Julia.

Well, Melissa sources on both sides are describing this as a win, win, Disney and Charter calling

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