Between Bells: March 6, 2018

Turmoil at ESPN: Sexual misconduct allegations, a changing of the guard, and declining viewership. We'll talk about what's next for the struggling sports network. And one man's bizarre television meltdown is prompting questions about his mental state, and whether he'd been drinking. We're of course talking about The Bachelor's Arie Luyendyk. We'll break down the twists and turns of one of the craziest season finales ever. Also, you know Grace Byers as Anika Lyon from the hit show, "Empire." She's got a new children's book out with a strong anti-bullying message. She stops by to tell us all about, "I Am Enough."

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