>> so we are working closely with t id a on that. i would say the area where the training facility is wouldn't be as impacted and that eventually is going to be open space. there is not going to be as much focus on it to support additional development. >> okay. but if the training facility is 15 feet below the rest of the island, i'm not getting a good visual on that. >> for sure. i would, in general, we're working -- i don't think -- we're working with t id a as they firm up their schedule. i think they've had some delays in the construction. so i don't have a specific answer for you. but as far as having notice and being able to address those, i think given the time frame and the fact that that side of the island is part of the later part of the development, i think we'll have sufficient time working with t id a to address any those concerns. >> and station 48 is not -- i mean it's in walking distance, but it's a ways away from the training facility so are we also going to have to move for the aide at some point? >> so i believe th

the at&t time warner -- has the same concerns the doj is raising with the at&t time warner merger. >> this is a deal involving a major big for broadcast network. sports networks. dominant positions in local markets in terms of video platforms. dominant positions in broadband much lessera that was competitive back in 2009, 2 thousand 10, 2011. all of those factors are wildly different and our case. we have much more competition. we want to be a part of it. time warner content is not a big for network. it does not have that kind of market power that use on comcast , as i explained earlier. with a company do not have that kind of market power in your local markets in terms of distribution. in every way i can imagine it, the picture is different today than it was then. nbc-comcast itin acquiring and what we argued for was the precise solutions i argued a minute ago that were established by law. no one argued that deal should be blocked. no one argued for a lawsuit to be filed as one was filed today. what was argued back then was reasonable conditions consis

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t-mobile share. this deal looks really imperiled. where do we stand with it now? ese are talks for have been going on years. the latest disagreement is about valuation. our sources are saying that the disagreement is between softbank , the parent of sprint, and t-mobile's parent deutsche telekom, so softbank apparently wants and exchange ratio of eight sprint shares for a single t-mobile share, but as of yesterday's trading close in new york come of the ratio is more than 9-1. some outlets are already reporting the deal is as good as dead, but our understanding the ball is in deutsche telekom's court and the decision has not yet been made. , but it it is important has added importance for softbank, why? the plan alleen along. if you recall in 2013 when soft -- byacquired i softbank, the idea was to merge it with t-mobile here it at that time regulators shut it down. trump's administration has changed the regulatory climate, the u.s.asics is that wireless market is dominated by at&t and verizon. t-mobile is in the third position, and sprint at a distant fourth posit

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soft bank preparing to boost its stake in sprint after collapsing talks with t-mobile.owes failed to to share control of a combined operation. investors had welcome the prospect of seeing the marriage to cut cost and challenge at&t. have a look at this. we should be down. asia's after southeast largest lender reported third-quarter profit that missed estimates. over shuttering gains from interest and income. to says net income top 23% $600 million, comparing to forecast of $830 million. that is your bloomberg business flash. let's get it over to tokyo. president trump is in town. after golfing on sunday, president trump began by complaining about the u.s. and japan speaking to business leaders from both countries. unfairaid japan had an advantage, which he intended to fix by making it easier to do business with america. steve engle is our north asian correspondent in tokyo for us. trump this morning barring a phrase from charlie sheen, basically saying japan has been winning too much at america's expense, in particular automobiles and other areas that has led to a 69 bi

coming up, sprint and t-mobile call it quits with merger talks.bloomberg technology" is live streaming right now on twitter. check us out weekdays 5:00 in new york, 2:00 on the west coast. ♪ cory: now, a story we are watching. disney is set to hold talks to buy 21st century fox's movie studio and other assets. according to a person familiar, the companies are no longer discussing the deal but fox and disney shares both rose on the news and both declined to comment. shares have plunged today after last-minute -- sprint hasn't had a profitable year in a decade, servicing $38 billion in debt. it would have turned sprint into a competitor big enough perhaps to challenge at&t and verizon. the chairman tried to calm the nerves of investors. >> the sprint share dropped after merger talks with t-mobile fell apart, but we can buy more sprint shares at a cheaper price. we would like to buy them to our limit. cory: i don't think that was his real voice. nonetheless, joining us, crayton harrison. this is a huge deal to me because it means so much for so many

mergetbank's talks to sprint with t-mobile have ended after months of negotiations. eople familiar with the matter, the ceos could not resolve how to share control of the combined companies. the news -- is investor hopes , and signalsger that unlimited data plans and heavy price discounting in u.s. carriers will continue. apple briefly became america's first $900 billion company on friday, as its stores around the world were inundated with customers trying to buy the new iphone x. the man for the handset, which has a $1000 price tag, let apple to predict retail sales of at least $84 billion in the business quarter. shares gained, with a market cap above 900 billion before slightly paring down. businesses are calling for an end to the so-called soap opera brexit. the confederation of industry president will appeal for a single, clear strategy in an address to the group's in a conference in london tomorrow. he is said to criticize theresa may for her brexit negotiations, which resume wednesday. that is your bloomberg is this flash. back to you. yousef: thank you. let's

and the government contends that with at&t, with 25 million subscribers, that somehow we have market power. we don't understand that we don't think that hold up in a court of law, and if you look at just traditional competitors that the government is looking at, the cable companies and the sat lloyd -- satellite providers, even that directv is number two or number three in eachch those so to establish a position premised on directv having market power we think is difficult to prove in fact, we think it just doesn't fit with reality turner network, turner network has tnt, tbs and cnn do they have market power? and in a world where premium content is now prolific, if you lock at just scripted tv series. since 2010, the number has doubled. equipmented tv series are everywhere, and -- and to suggest that turner networks, whose market share of total media viewed is somewhere in the single digits in terms of market share of total media viewed to suggest that that has market power seems to be quite a stretch in our mind, and so the government has said, there's market power in both places an

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we all can see why sprint getting together with -- t-mobile getting together with at at&t, or sprint getting together with t-mobile would be conceivably an issue for doj four competitors going to three in an incredibly important market that's not what's happening here and so it will be interesting to see what the arguments being made are require them or want them to divest and what at&t's rebuttals would be, jim. but it certainly took people unaware. the stock is now 88 bucks. at&t was up a bit, but down this morning. >> david, i think that the big issue here, i've been saying this about facebook and about alphabet, is some sort of jihad against concentration of power concentration of power, with at&t and time warner is nowhere near as powerful as the concentration of power that we're seeing with facebook and with alphabet. if you're going to go after this merger, do you not, david, have to go after these giant conglomerates that started at small companies, that are now considered to be stiflers of innovation, because they're so powerful >> that's, i think, is the key question, jim.

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shares of sprint and t-mobile falling after merger talks were called off. investor hopes for a merger. joining us with taylor riggs. taylor: they probably could not agree on control. s about 60% of t-mobile. they were worried about giving up control. what does it mean for share prices? for t-mobile, analysts say fundamentals are good. that is maybe why it is down less than sprint. that i subscriber adds took from bloomberg intelligence, about a 16% drop in the quarter. growth is slowing. this was not a huge surprise. about sprint, that is where it gets interesting. sprint wasought worse from a network point of view. a lot of the towers rally off of this failed merger news. you are seeing some of these towers move higher. sprint needs to reinvest in its network. mark: sprint talked about a pact with altice. what did that call say about the agreement? would have gone through regardless of the t-mobile-sprint merger. view, whatpoint of this means for sprint, they can fiber network, which is key for them and will help them build 4g and 5g. can sell wireless in that territory and provide voice and data ser

my name is larry solomon with at&t. thank you for joining us on short notice. we have reporters in the room. if you are listening, press star and then one. if you are listening or watching on the webcast, click the submit button in the upper right-hand. with us this evening, the chairman and ceo of at&t, david mcafee, at&t general counsel, and dan, partner and our lead trial counsel for both at&t and time warner. randall? >> thank you and good evening. i appreciate everyone coming on the short notice. what you're going to hear in this moment are some comments from our legal team, but first i want to make a few points. obviously, we are surprised to be here and candidly, i'm a bit troubled by it. we entered into this deal with decades of clear legal precedent demonstrating how this merger would ultimately be evaluated. when we announce this deal, the best legal minds in the country agreed this transaction would be approved so that companies don't even compete with each other. but, here we are. the government has filed a lawsuit and it stretches the very reach of

at&t's merger with time warner is far from a done deal. the trump justice department has yet to sign off on it. does the president's feud with cnn have anything to do with this? here's julianna goldman. >> you are fake news. rlike real news not fake news. you're fake news. >> reporter: president trump hasn't shied away from broadcasting his disdain for cnn. as a candidate, he promised to stop the $85 billion merger between at&t and cnn's parent company, time warner. >> a deal we will not approve in pr administration because it's n o much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> reporter: now, cbs news has learned that president trump's mpstice department told at&t ntring a meeting on monday that for the deal to go through, the company must sell cnn. >> we're not going to interfere with that here. >> reporter: adviser kellyanne conway insists the white house isn't involved in the justice stpartment's antitrust review, but a person familiar with the talks pointed to president trump's frequent bashing of cnn and said that he and oth

t and time warner. >> good afternoon. my name is larry solomon with at&t. we have reporters here in the room and we have more than 500 listening on the webcast. will have prepared a marksman our speakers and then we will open it up to question. if you are here in the room, raise your hand and we will get you a microphone. if you are listening on the thenrence, just press star one. if you are listening or watching on the web classed -- webcast, click the ask a question but very with us is randall stephenson, the chairman and ceo of at&t, david mcafee, at&t general counsel, and a partner -- and our lead trial counsel for at&t and time warner. randall? >> thank you and good evening. i appreciate everybody coming on short notice. what you are going to hear it are comments from our legal team. i want to make a few points. obviously, we are surprised to be here. candidly, i am a bit troubled. jeff and i entered into this deal with decades of clear legal president demonstrating how this merger would be evaluated. when we announced this deal, the best legal minds i

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between a big $85 billion deal, doj to sue to block at&t's proposed ac act acquisition of time warner. a deal that both white house we'd in on with -- wad wade in h trump critical of convention, welcome to "risk & reward. at&t and time warner to hold a pros conference this hour, we'll bring it to you could. but first we have charlie gasparino with the latest. >> there is two stories, a story of financial part. this deal looks like it will be sued to be blocked by the justice department's antitrust division, having an affect on corporate america and pending deals. including our own attempts to sell assets, what it would mean in terms of antitrust, all those deals right now are being recalculated and looked at. whether these -- if the justice department is not allowing this one to go through, everyone thought it was a slamdunk from antitrust stand point. would they allow disney to buy fox's studios. they would control's large portion of box office. and comcast to buy content. will thig they allow verizon toy our content, because they have distribution. it looks like the justice department is taking another view of the antitrust. an

like this toward reminding the viewers that when you think about directv it has a relationship with the nfl. at&t a relationship with the nfl. the president has been very critical of the nfl. the last, but not least and the important point and maybe we can at some point pick up the video and show you later in the day and there is an interview done with the new head of the antitrust enforcement before he was appointed by the doj where he was asked what he thought of the transaction when he was just a professor and he said that it would pass effectively with flying colors and he didn't see a reason why to block it now he's in this position and it's very interesting to see how things have developed. >> andrew, so if we can just underline, you're hearing that their options are sell cnn and the other turner assets so that leaves behind hbo and the warner brothers assets, correct >> correct >> or they can divest themselves of directv i understand that correctly, right? >> those are the two options. >> that we understand have been put on the table at the moment and we understand that there are conversat

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this is a vertical merger, which means at&t is a company that does business with time warner. me warner supplies programming to some of the at&t subsidiaries, but they don't compete. and at least in recent years the justice department has not sued to stop vertical merges. so what's striking about this is that it is a departure from both the more liberal antitrust policies of the obama administration and it's a really big departure from republican administrations which tend to be more hands-off when it comes to antitrust enforcement. >> and brian stelter who is back with us, at one point this was a relatively uncontroversial merger. let's listen to what the head of the justice department's antitrust division said. this was last year of 2016. >> this is more of what we would call a vertical merger, a content with distribution rather than two competitors merging. so i anticipate that the fcc will have little in any role and it will be a pure antitrust. it shouldn't be, you know, just the sheer exercise of it and the fact that it's media i think will get a lot of attention. however

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but we have to deal with t meanwhile talk tropics. recall we had system yesterday , tropical depression 19, that has now in fact turned into tropical storm rena. and thankfully it is no threat to land or property. staying well out to sea, but it certainly is worth a mention since it is just a reminder, that hurricane season isn't over yet. until 2:00 p.m. today also coastal flood advisory to tell but, last high tide between 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. still trying to recede. thankfully the rain isn't exacerbating it yet but could be problem leading to minor closures out around the coastal towns along the jersey i shore line, sussex county. do have chill in the air as i mentioned, it is upwards of 20 plus degrees colder right now than it was this same time yesterday. as that translate to the thermometer, only still even at high noon at 35 degrees, in mount pocono this hour. flirting with 50, and flirting with the expected high in philly right now, also getting little breezy too. so this again is the best word i can use to describe the rest of th

fact it is still a hoble property and many reasons to believe it would have benefited from merging with t-mobile that is where we stand right now. >> let's get to courtney reagan this morning with movers on the floor. >> good morning, right now we see stocks holding into the green but just barely, fluctuating around that flat line in the early goings of trade. as investors are paying attention to what president trump is doing his movements and policy comments overseas and asia, also watching all of those deal developments you all have been running through all morning. we should note the stocks finding a way to hold pretty steady, even as we hear things like goldman sachs saying the gop tax plan may help corporate earnings but not as much as we may think. also you know how much the market pays attention to fed leadership we now know president trump has named jerome powell to head the federal reserve but also today we're hearing that federal reserve bank of new york william dudley will be retiring in 2018. you know market participants are paying attention to what that may mean to come for p

the four technicians i checked in with for at&t they all cheos a longer measurement they detected a fouray moving average. it kept failing, meaning couldn't get through, failing to move up above the 200-day moving average. if they'd all plotted it they would have done the same amount of work. that looked to create a ceiling. a 200-day moving average, there's nothing they can do. then at last, at&t cracked through the ceiling of resistance and that's the 200-day moving hour. that was the signal at&t could generate a great trade for an investment the old move became a new floor. every time the moving average went above the old roof it will create the possibility of a new floor. then the stock would come back and test that floor. as they recognized the stock didn't break that newfound base. it didn't go back to where that climax low was it held. looking back at the beautiful bottoming that we see here with at&t, it now seems like child's play doesn't it. yeah of course it's going down at that moment it was anything by easy because at the same time these technical analysts were saying the bu

the season last weekend but they faced a difficult challenge against a leipzig team brimming with confidence. t.-mo vanna and light sic had a spring in their step past an impressive champions league win in midweek and they picked up from where they left off in monaco now b. cater mopping up the loose ends when nailed to the hosts on thirty four minutes. that is finn bottles pulled out the acrobatics after the break but ultimately fell flat the red bulls have never lost a match in which cater scored and bernardo made sure that record would stay intact with three minutes left his super volley sealed the way in sending leipsic and their boss are unhappy. but we can score anytime we know that we have to power to do that so it was important win for us because. now we have a normal week without image and when. it's as important for us. i'm trying to frankfurt to become difficult to beat underneath. but opponents laver couzin were also i want a good run of form in a tight first half it was the visitors who had the best of the chances a lick of paint stopping a lhari from opening the scoring not once b

we have a tastatement from a& basically saying the justice department is suing to block the at&t deal with time warner this statement is attributable to david r. mcatee, senior executive vice president and general counsel of at&t. he says "today's doj lawsuit is a radical and inexplicable departure of decades of antitrust precedent. vertical mergers like this one are routinely approved because they benefit consumers without removing any competitor from the market we see no legitimate reason for our merger to be treated differently. now there is going to be a conference call with at&t and time warner at 5:30 p.m. eastern time we will be, of course, monitoring that whole situation. the chairman and ceo randall stephenson will provide an overview of developments in the at&t/time warner merger but the headline is the jus sttice department is suing to block that particular deal kelly, back to you. >> sue, thank qulyou. sue herera let's bring in larry haverty now. he owns both at&t and time warner larry, what are your thoughts here >> well, the cat's out of the bag now and i think given the thea

well may even get some thunderstorms with t area soaking rain heading into areas of the midwest and thehe day friday. and then on saturday along this front, we could get some showers and thunderstorms through the ohio valley. it will be windy out ahead of it and pretty warm too. and then it will be rainy up through areas of new england. that's kind of a look ahead. that's the storm actually by the way that is now moving into the pacific northwest and that will eventually move across the country by the end of the week. that storm that today is here in the northwest, we may get a few showers in the midwest today with some of the clouds. but not a lot of problems. east coast, it's a chilly morning north of d.c. into areas of new england. but it will be a nice afternoon with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. >> even with a chill, bill, how about a story coming up that will warm your heart. up next we go on patrol with a police officer and his partner, a little lawman in training. you definitely want to meet him. >> look at that little guy. happy thanks for giving! thanks for giving lien t