and i said ok, just buy comcast. he put $1 billion from microsoft into comcast.g stock, no board seat, no microsoft products. david: what kind of return did he get on that $1 billion? brian: 400%. and it started the broadband wars that have been the beneficiary by consumers the last 20 years. david: are you worried that maybe people will say, i don't want to buy my cable tv and will get everything through the internet? is that a problem you have? brian: first of all, that reality is happening. we have seen it coming. the other "aha" moment for me was another great leader, steve jobs, who we were visiting, trying to see if we could collaborate with apple a decade ago. he said, why don't you put wi-fi in all your cable boxes? david: and you said what is wi-fi? brian: i went, what is wi-fi? because that was before anybody else. now we have more wi-fi than any company in america and the fastest wi-fi. david: you bought from ge nbc universal. was that something natural for you? were you worried that maybe you shouldn't be in the content business? brian: there were peo

my debt was in his 40's when he started comcast.you have not found your thing and you are 40 years old, it is not too late. he said, but i will never know this business. trenton and learn the billing system, worked the counters when customers paid their bill, and when the truck delivered the new system, everybody got out, unrolled their sleeves, and unloaded. i loved the business. i love being around people. i'd love to being in management at young age. david: do you call your father dad or ralph? brian: i called him ralph. calld all his grandkids him ralph. one of the great things he did nowmy daughter, who has just had her own child a few weeks ago, he said every kid learns the word no. that is one of the first words they learned. he went on the ground with all the grandbabies and said, yes, yes. one of the most amazing things my wife and i enjoyed with my dad was his positive attitude about life. it came out for all employees. he had a yes attitude. ceo -- ou became the brian: we did not use that title. david: you became the pres

exclusive talks with comcast and charter to make a deal. cheryl: a lot of consolidation in that sector. the self driving car market. avis and apple to handle their self driving car fleet. lauren: prepare for oklahoma star russell westbrook and babe ruth goes up for auction. you would not believe who's telling it. tuesday, june 27th. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren. i'm lauren simonetti. today's markets in the latest breaking news. cheryl: a lot of breaking news over the name. issuing a warning to syrian president assad last night claiming that the white house has potential evidence that syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack. press secretary sean spicer says an attack would result in the mass murder of civilians including innocent children. the space he says if mr. assad conducts another mass murder attack, he and his military will pay a heavy price. the trump administration launched a missile strike on a syrian controlled chemical attack back in april. the cbo has released its analysis of the senate republican bill

right now, comcast doesn't seem very focused on, owning a wireless operator. i would argue, guys, there's a far higher likelihood -- not that it's going to happen -- that comcast would rather buy charter itself, given its ownership of time warner cable but that can change. 5g coming into the picture in a couple of years. does it represent a short-term threat to cable, with its ability to bring in a wireless signal into the home that is not related to your broad band connection yes. but it's early days at this point. we'll see. >> getting some kind of agreement potentially here is a defensive move of let's have this as part of our offering, wireless feature in case down the road you can circumvent the broad band connection? >> also it does enable them to market to their customer base with the quad play, so to speak. but the idea of really being up against a 5g offering from the likes of verizon, we'll see what that amounts to. some would say it's a short term problem for cable but long-term problem for wireless verizon tried to buy charter, and they did they ne

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the "journal" says another scenario is the possibility of comcast a comcast and charter joining forceso buy sprint either way, there's a lot of deal negotiations going on behind the scenes. it's a good piece. gives a lot of color as to what sprint would want, what comcast and charter would want from sprint the likelihood of an all-out sale i'm sure david faber will have more on this later >> i think the big headline is that it puts the t-mobile sprint deal on hold >> something everyone was expecting? >> less hoops to get over, so that was something that was possible before but now will not happen for whatever reason. >>> hedge fund paulson and company upping the stake in valeant to 6.3%. this a week after john paulson joined valeant's board >>> general motors is trimming its new vehicle sales outlook for the year the company is now expecting sales to be in the low 17 million range affecting a widespread expectation that the industry is headed for a down turn. >>> shares of western digital slipping after they issued revenue guidance that fell short of estimates western digital said it t

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if you put at&t and comcast together, we are not as big as netflix. we still have this jungle of video regulations that were put in place in a completely different time, in a completely different environment, and consistent with the trump administration and with the shairman of the fcc's view that we should be looking at our entire regulatory framework and figuring out what is necessary to protect the american consumer and provide choice. i think there's a spate of video regulations that could fall by the board that makes our regulatory life easier and not impacting consumers, consumer choice, or consumer protection in any way whatsoever. randolph: i happen to agree. i think there's a first amendment overlay to a lot of those regulations. david: by the way, i'm sitting next to kim, and she wouldn't forgive me if i didn't say this, but within this environment i would also say diverse and independent programmers are thriving, and their opportunities to get on air through netflix, online video distributors, traditional cable providers, through satellite,

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exclusive talks with comcast and charter to make a deal.here's an agreement between sprint and the two companies that could build on a partnership that charter comcast announced last month. comcast with plans for wireless service using the airways of verizon. sources say comcast and charter in talks with sprint for similar agreement possibly expended to primary wholesalers to the wireless airwaves. they really have there been profitable since 2006. the wireless company started to merge, partner up if you will. dagen: thank you so much, cheryl. i will point out "the wall street journal" is putting up the talks could include the possibilities these two companies would jointly acquire sprint, maybe a more likely scenario. james freeman points up some money to improve sprint's network because it has been, to say it's an albatross is understating how badly his brick performs network wise compared to the verizon. >> i am speaking from personal experience. under the data because you don't get any. >> part of what's driving this is a concern with t

>> they are an investor between comcast and nbc, which comcast owns, they think they have about 30% or so, something like that. it's not like they call the shots at her company and they certainly don't get involved in the editorial except to the extent we have to footnote every time we mention them that they are a minority investor. but because of that, it doesn't make the highly knowledgeable in the business prospects. all the cable companies, the funding that is actually more profitable and a better way to focus your future to think about yourself as a provider of internet connectivity and a provider of content. although unlike some of the others they are still very serious about nbc operating as a strong content producer. wireless phone we certainly could use more competition. we have four companies. i predict we will soon have three companies which i don't think the trump administration will stop sprint and t-mobile from finding a way to merge. if comcast can get in there and be disruptive and be disruptive, that is do something proconsumer, clever, technical clever, clever from a

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we actually don't at comcast. we're very pleased with our video business, but blair talked earlier in commenting on meredith's comments that competition is the ultimate surrogate for everything. well, 99% of americans can now obtain multi-channel video service from at least three multi-channel video providers. 59% of america now subscribe to ovds's online video distributors. you dramatically understate the impact of netflix. netflix's u.s. subscribers are now almost 50 million which means that they're more than twice as large as we are, and we're twice as large as at&t and we are, so we would be the largest multi-channel video providers. you put at&t, directv and comcast together, we're not as big as netflix. and yet we still have this jungle of video regulations that were put in place in a completely different time, in a completely different environment and consistent with the trump administration and with the chairman of the fcc's views that we should be looking at our entire regulatory framework and figuring ou

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do not expect a deal to happen with either comcast or charter. or both.e: both -- great stuff as we wait for updates. coming up, the puerto rico bankruptcy judge rejects creditors dispute with westing, saying the sales forecast will not go to the islands. we will discuss that and more issues with all of this. the former new york governor. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ofa beautiful, sunny shot manhattan. i am vonnie quinn. anna: i am anna edwards. speaking of the markets, a quick check on the u.s. majors where we found ourselves on the u.s. indices. nasdaq doing pretty well, shy of 1%, a bit of a rebound from the nasdaq. the google related selloff yesterday. central banks are rolling the currency markets and giving it a boost to equities. let's go to abigail doolittle. she has more details. abigail: indeed. this is a great way to get a quick look of what is happening at the s&p 500. .e see all agreement up top, the banks, up, the best sector of the day. a big green down -- rebound three days in a row. the big banks trading higher helping, bank of america, jp mor

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didn't which is comcast, sell that information and give it to facebook right away. it wasn't the isb. the edge provider. that's where if there is going to be privacy regulation, we need to focus on the company that are using and monetizing that data first. peter: mr. larsen? to look at to look at things very simply. i follow the money. if you look at who makes the most money out of the internet ecosystem, it's the edge providers. so if you take facebook, apple, google and microsoft, they have, checked, $325 billion of cash on their balance sheets. you look at the top four isp 's, comcast, charter, verizon havet, they $350 billion in debt. the numbers might be slightly the point is, is that the companies that are taking the risk, borrowing the money to are beingnetworks, criticized, being made out to be villains whereas the companies off thell the cash internet are being lauded for their wonderful innovation. badnot saying these are companies in the sense that they haven't done amazingly innovat ive things. tonjust saying they make a of money off the internet. and fo

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vernon odom is live now at the scene of the huge comcast tower construction site. what is the problem? >> reporter: it happened at a lot of suburban construction sites as well today. because the unions representing highly skilled workers are without a contract for two months and they are turning up the pressure. work was moving slow at construction sites like the new comcast center and childrens hospital today. it is that way at more than 20 in philadelphia and the suburbs. the reason a strike by the union that represents crane and elevator operators, contract talks have broken down and the contract expired in may and now the union says they are staying out until they get a deal they can live with. >> they want to take things out of our agreement. >> we are there to negotiate wages and they are there to take things away from us that we had for 50 years. >> i back the union and whatever they decide on. that is what we decide on. >> workers and contractors are losing millions a day as the work stoppage continues that is the price of a strike. >> in the interest of av

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