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anand: it does. pc heavy company at an enterprise storage heavy company have come together to broaden their respective platforms does make sense on a strategic level. that said, the transaction as you mentioned is large, and it is complex, both in terms of financing needs, coupled with the fact that one entity is private, the use of tracking stock, the potential ipo of a small security company, i don't know if that will be talked about it all. and in silver lake and michael dell are contributing to the deal as well. in terms of the size as well as the complexity, this deal is unusual in the corporate i.t. landscape. but it is much needed. [no audio] cory: a tech company where you have services and security and pcs and servers all under one roof, maybe it isn't necessary. anand: that's a fantastic question, cory johnson. the event is just the beginning of the transformation. the fact that emc is undergoing restructuring is already out there. there undergoing $850 million cost cut and they are dramatic

anand: absolutely. capital is a big factor in the size of yields and potential return that it could bring about four holders. so the fact that the cost of capital is low and access to capital is likely easier now than it will be a year from now is definitely part of the story. tom: were you surprised by the announcement of the transaction? you are a veteran, were you surprised? anand: not really. emc has been in play for a while now. they've been trying to shop. was rumored to be and acquirer, cisco has been rumored. to think that this is happening. dell is a little bit of a surprise but not the fact that emc is being acquired. tom: thank you so much. anand with bloomberg .ntelligence they are launching company by company analysis. is a legend in securities research. we are thrilled to have someone ..u do not hear from enough ♪ tom: good morning. fromberg "surveillance" london and new york. jonathan ferro with me. francine lacqua traveling back from peru. in morning must read, vonnie in new york. vonnie

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anand: that is part of it, for sure.exity, financing required, regulatory approvals that need to be met. all of this makes her a longer closing process. in our view, this is a must to do deal for both emc and perhaps even dell. exposed to aically shrinking area of corporate i.t. and network storage. the fact that they came together diversifies both platforms. more importantly, what has to happen after the deal closes is they have to undergo a significant amount of reengineering to be relevant to the cloud model. betty: in your view, how does this affect ama and tech? anand: the fact that this is as large and complex as it is, as interesting and convoluted as it is is a testament to the market right now. if you look at the large corporate i.t. landscape, there is lots of different segments of the market that are undergoing disruption. occur inhese deals segments that are growing so that these large, slower growing companies can tap into a faster growth area or into a different model altogether. betty: thank you so much, g

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anand mrs. astai cooled down. >> reporter: cooled down so much, she sent a series of text messagages to hedaughter and struss to cover the exchange of the gun, transportation to the crime scene and the specific discussion of two murder now, police say struss has admitted to the killings. detention facility. both facing charges of first and second degree murder. as for the 13-year-old daughter, she's being heldt a juvenile facility, also being charged with first degree murder. tom and paula. >> multilayered, confusing and tragic. mary, thank you. >>> let's send things back to ron. you have a developing story out of mexico. >> yeah, hi, again, paula. good morning to you and good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with the escaped mexican drug pin, joaquin el guzman escaped capture in the northwest part of that country leg fleeing. >>> if you're thinking of buying a drone, you'll soon be required government. the recent spike in close calls between drones and airplanes sparked the new regulation. the r

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and south of dallas, more than over the weekend, including this man anand his do floods even derailing the cars on that freight train. in part from the remnants of the most powerful storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere, hurricane patricia, striking mexico with winds gusting over 200 miles an hour. our matt gutman right there. >> those winds so powerful, they pulverized concrete power lines one e here. brick walls came tumbling down. anything that wasn't nailed down, sent flying. even boats like that. but the reason so few people were hurt? look around you. for dozens of miles around, forest. >> reporter: the country getting lucky. the compact, fast-moving storm passing over a sparsely populated area. and what's left of patricia coupled with this gulf storm is heading northeast. the next couple days very wet in spots from the mississippi river all the way 0 maine. rob marciano,bc news, atlanta, georgia. >> turning now to politics and donald trump losing more ground in iowa ahead of tomorrow's gop debate. trump blasted pollsters who reported him trailing carson by double digits

i know i have anand i feel comfortable about the fact with all due respect of all the other candidates running i'm the one that's shown the best judgment and best understanding on the foreign policy threats before our country in the 21st century and hopefully all of our candidates will grow to be able to do that, as well. >> you saw hillary clinton's team sending out a tweet. her brushing off the debate. in 30 seconds why are you the best candidate to take her on? >> well, first of all i found it outrageous using video from a benghazi hearing, a hearing about the loss of four american lives to put up something trivial like her brushing something off her shoulder. that was a serious hearing about a serious issue. as far as taking her on, i can tell youhis, if i'm our nominee we'll be the party of the future and the democts will exposed as the government of big ideas from the past. >> many months to go, senator rubio. thanks for your time this morning. >> thanks, george. >>> let's break this down with our political team, jon karl and matt dowd are here. you saw senator rubio going on off

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anand much of are focused in the game with the work, army golf and the system will work, can we cap theost? that ended up leading to the decision and, frankly, that coo chairing the decision for that will press on because of the trades and costs one path or the other comed, the about on sched, the impact on performance if we were to the point in time take and offramp that we had not planned. going back in time, if we had the ability, we could have, in fact, laid it in offramp in the early design stages of the cvn-78 in the event that we determined it was not mature enough. i think this manifestation of what became a highly compressed timeframe for development, design, production and also decision-making that precluded that. your example of the ddg-1000 going from what was going to be the permanent mode which was high risk, failed the test, we had a backup ready in shinseki advanced motor to prove -- and that has proven very successful in terms of its completion of development, installation and test on the program. >> just very quickly, going forward speak with yes, sir. >> one lesson is

granted, if folks come in unauthorized, to mischaracterize them as criminals and reese -- , it is anandapists offensive thing to say. position, hepolicy has taken a cruel position to cut off remittances of hard-working immigrants who want to send money back to their family is cruel or it it is also unrealistic and say you're going to deport 11 million folks who are already a part of our communities here. 50% had been here over five years -- 60% have been here over five years. it is not practical. and to also say that you are going to resent the 14th -- that you're going to be send the 14th amendment for that subgroup in him to, it hasn't caused gain endearment with the latino community. quite the contrary. folks have been turned off by his rhetoric and commentary. host: what about ted cruz? has called to double -- legalof immigration --igration and quadruple where we want to work with the senator, what do we do with the 11 million that are here? he holds a position that we want -- to beage more to be more accommodating. his narrative has been spot on. itrative matters there neared it is

anand police say that the car's driver may actually face felony charges. >> that biker was able to get up after that. incredible. we turn now to a wife and mother charged in a bizarre and really a twisted double murder plot in a story that is shocking a community in maryland. >> police y she orchestrated the kiing off her husband and another woman. they were both involved with. abc's mary bruce has the story. >> reporter: it's a twisted bizarre story of love, betrayal and murder. a maryland woman accused of plotting to kill her husband and his lover. and police say she didn't do it alone. she, her 13-year-olold dghter and her daughter's 18-year-old boyfriend all charged with murder. >> it's very uncommon this type of a case. you mo, a love triangle gone very wrong. >> reporter: police allege 42-year-old ann and anstas stazdy enliststed her daughter's boyfriend to kill her husband of 18 years, anthony anastazi and 25-year-old jack rin riggs. >> the scene was staged well as a murder/suicide. the only reason we able to determine this was a double murder was because of good detective worki

if you're in an n area whe your own cell phone does not get a signal, you use this is anand this will try any carrier find the best and call out. and then there's a speakerphone in here. you lk to the police over that. >> that's great. probably a good idea to keep in your car. >> absolutely. finally, if you don't want to spend any money at all, there are fake security systems. these are fake camameras. this guy looksery real. that's about $15, $17. finally what you can do is just buy security signs and put them out and, of course, someone is going to say let's go to o the house without the signs. he may have a high power sysystem in there. >> anything toeter a criminal. >> i have a friend who put a big dog bone and a water bowl by his backdoor and it works. >> great. >> dick, we love have you here. dick debtolo. head to gizwiz.biz or our facebook page wnn ns.com. you're watching "world news now." iusiness or wnnfans.cocom. u're watching "world news now."zusiness or wnnfans.com. you're watching "world n news now."siness or wnnfans.com. you're watching "world news now."iness or wnnfans.

the car pulled over without anand the invidual was taken into custody and detained. >> the daughter is not conscious. she's going to be 4 years of age. >> reporter: pole say lilly was sitting with her 7-year-old brother in the back seat of the pickup truck when the suspect drove up and opened fire. lilly's father saw her bleeding and pulled over. >> there's an adult holding what looks like an unresponsive child. >> i'm going to need the freeway shut down. >> reporter: for hours police shut down the busy i-40 highway sweeping an the area for the suspected gunman, to no avail. >> we still need tips. >> a go fund me page has been set up to pay for her funeral anpolice continue to ask anyone with knowledge of the shooting to do the right thing. >> i cannot image being the father of little lilly and to have your child in your hands under such circumstances is going to live with that father for the rest of his life. >> reporter: but late wednesday, now over. and her killer was under aest. now, on the phone lilly's father told abc news lilly just started school two days ago adding she was ver

it's supposed to relieve pain anand help patients lose weight and make them look younger but the young woman was found frozen to death in one of the spa's cryotherapy chambers. investigators in las vegas say she should not have used the equipment by herself. >>> a disturbing crime caught on camera in philadelphia. realizing he had been robbed the vic chases two suspects off a subway train. there's a struggle as you can see. times with a taster and shoved onto the tracks. fortunately no train was coming and the man was not electrocuted by the third rail. police released the video hoping to find those suspects. >>> and two men were killed last night when the car they were riding in crasheinto a house near washington, d.c. it's unclear what used the accident. no one was in the home at the time. neighbors say the family that lives there had left about 20 minutes prior. >>> well, the latest treatment for autism could be as simple as a nasal spray. doctors in australia tested oxytocin, a so-called love hormone drug,on a small group of children with autism all under the age of 8. researchers