>> yahoo! making history with the first flee globally live streamed nfl game. the overall game was success. it reached 3.36 total viewers, with 3% of streams coming in internationally across 185 countries around the world. david: that is a little halting. what is very funny wrong final "jeopardy" answer, take a look. >> the flower pictured here is called this. also, a disparaging term for people on the political left. becky, we'll start with you. i have a feeling that, you may have found a way to insult liberals in this country. let's take a look at your response. what is a pansy. [laughter] >> that is pretty funny. david: it was a bleeding heart. that is the correct name of that flower. looks like it is bleeding, a little bit. >> i'm not sure that is part of the human anatomy. that flower resembles a heart. david: pansy was pretty good. the host set the whole thing up very well. tell you, i think you're going to insult some people. he probably did. if you can't laugh, folks. >> that looks like a heart to you? david: looks like a heart. there is a little bit of

david: yahoo! scoring a touchdown with the nfl the tech giant selling out ads for upcoming live stream of the buffalo bills-jacksonville jagjaguars game from london. for more details deirdre bolton joins us. >> if you are up bright and early, david, maybe you want to watch the webcast. it is between buffalo bills and jacksonville jaguars. yahoo! paid $20 million for the streaming rights. the company say, listen, we're sold out. some advertisers we know the names. microsoft, citi, amex. but what we don't know is how much they paid to be seen on that screen, david. so that remains a mystery, future pricing remains a mystery as well. all we know reportedly yahoo! paid $20 million to stream it. i heard estimates go even higher david: wow. >> if you're a big nfl fan, worth getting up for. david: indeed. deirdre, see you up at top of the hour, for "risk & reward." i will be on with deirdre at end of her hour. melissa: see who is making money today. "days of our lives," the classic soap opera is celebrati