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concern that aol was going to take instant messenging and time warner would control the market. within a year that didn't matter and in fact the merger didn't even work well. these companies are trying to tell us, well they are not trying to tell us but they are telling us whether they want to or not, the world is changing fast and they don't know where it is going and no one does. lots of different things can we tried. some will work and some will not. what that means for the regulatory community and here i am brinking more more anti-trust and encourage the fcc to get into this biz business and think about it as well. the way we have thought about market is pretty much gone now. we used to think that in market there was a boundary and that customers all chose within the market and outside the market were things that didn't compete. when you look at a merger or we would look at anti-trust issue or merger issue one of the first things we had to do was identify that market boundary. with things changing so fast, by the time we analyze, gather data and made our decision the world h

a lot of concern over this that aol had instant messaging. they dominated instant messaging and they were going to take it to a higher level and their content from time warner they were just going to control the market. within a year, that was all gone. in fact, a merger didn't even work. >> there's one thing i try to keep in mind, these companies are trying to tell us, whether not trying to tell us, the telling us whether they want to or not, they don't know where it's going, no one knows where it's going. that's one of the beauties of the system. lots of different things can be tried in some more work and some will not. what that means for the regulatory community, and here i'm bringing in more of the antitrust and i encourage the fcc to think about it as well, the way that we have thought about markets is pretty much gone that we used to think that a market had a boundary and that customers all chose within the market and when you would look at a merger where we would look at an antitrust issue or regulatory issue, one of the first things

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but aol, some of the great content consumers love like huffington post, riots, tumbler, it is going very well and hopefully will be a third player in the advertising market, a third player we have been asking and looking for. >> with that, facebook and google are now essentially competitors of yours in some sense. them when differ from it comes to issues like privacy? >> we compete and work together. in some areas we compete directly. some of the digital content market. we partner and work together on different products that customers may want. in a lot of ways our company use forrmation in the same way the same purposes. we don't have the same policy structure or regulatory framework. but we will use the information on content the same way. >> there is increased interests .rom democrats and republicans what you think about the growing concern about the power of those companies and if it has any role in regulating them? >> i don't know about the role of the government in this. there are always sired -- siren calls for different regulations. nowe are a lot of issues and important issues t

one of the examples i try to keep in mind was many years ago, when aol and time warner were merging, there was a lot of concern over this. messaging, they dominated instant messaging, they were going to take it to a higher level than what their content time warner were just going to control the market. was allne year, that gone, that didn't matter at all. the merger didn't even work too well. one thing i try to keep in mind, these companies are trying to tell us -- there telling us whether they want to or not that the world is changing very fast they don't know where it's going, nobody knows where it's going. a lot of different things can be tried. what that means for the igulatory community, encourage the fcc to extend in this business to think about this way, as well. the way that we have thought about markets is pretty much gone now. we used to think that a market had a boundary, and that customers all chose within the market and outside the market were things that didn't compete. inn you look at a merger or an antitrust issue, or a regulatory issue, one of the first things we had

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who would go to the aole foods market and have left of center, urban lifestyle, and the liberals are that same, more or less well-to-do group of people, except with a more free market tier version of that. those are the two ends of the bourgeois spectrum of german politics, and they are at each other's throats. >> ok. the more we talk about it, the more it sounds like a family. all right. thank you so much. senators came to the floor to talk about the republican health care replacement proposal offered by senators graham of south carolina and cassidy of louisiana. next, a portion of the debate starting with senate minority leader charles schumer. need. now, mr. president, on health care, last night we began to see reports of a new version of the graham cassidy bill. faced with stern resistance from several members of their own caucus, it appears that the authors of the legislation have tweaked the bill in an attempt to gain the support of the holdouts. despite sending more money to the states of those members, this new bill, if anything, is worse in many ways than before. and in the

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and aol properties. more and more, the internet is video, everyone knows that.nba and nfl. you have to deliver those efficiently over the networks. an over-the-top platform is critical for us. we are evolving that as we evolve our content deals. whether we go out and -- what we used to have is a platform, or we go out and offer it as a standalone product. a decision yet, so it will be accommodation of something we do or a partnership someone else. we will from that up in the next six months or so. >> we will have a better sense of where you guys are? >> we have the network and the platform and the content deals will decide how far we push that to the public. this week marked the 18th birthday of alibaba. bloomberg's stephen engle traveled to the headquarters with a rare and exclusive interview with the founder, jack ma. >> this is our vision. we are making sure a small business, young people can benefit from that. i think eight years is enough for us to improve globalization instead of killing globalization. when a trade stops, war starts. >> what is the u.s. st

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welcome to aol -- all of you. thank you for joining us. jill, let's start with you. i want to go back to the "wall street journal" reporting on the memos the trump legal team is sent to robert mueller. the "wall street journal" report says in giving the memos to mr. mueller the president's lawyers hope to get a swift conclusion to the obstruction of justice piece of the investigation and potentially the exon ration of the president. the people said. what do you make of this offer to mueller's team about their opinion on james comey? >> it's an interesting approach. and it's not uncommon. many times defense lawyers come into the department of justice to give information that they hope will persuade prosecutors to drop an investigation not to return an indictment, not to ask a grand jury to return an indictment. they also hope that they will get some sense of exactly where the department is in terms of the investigation and what its chief evidence is. so it's both for giving and getting. it's very unusual to argue that a witness isn't credible because that's really up

when aol ruled the internet. ibm was laughing at microsoft. blackberry was all the rage.y's walkman was everywhere and the ipod was nowhere. when kmart was king and walmart was not. walmart was king and amazon was not. blockbuster before netflix. yahoo before google. print before broadcast. broadcast before cable. cable before the internet. industries that couldn't lose before encountering technologies they couldn't stop, technologies they couldn't see. perhaps too wrapped up in the in the self-satisfaction they couldn't control and vent -- until they lost control. i've seen it happen so often. not just to companies. the folks who thought ronald reagan could never be president until he was an hillary clinton could never lose until she did. my dad was right. it is humbling to lose but it's even more thinking you never will. i think history is defined not by the events we expect but by those we do not. maybe it's because we all live in the moment. we forget it's only a moment until the moment is gone and the success is gone. there's a second part to my dad's advice. merely

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cable company the likes of charter or, frankly, going into content and in a much bigger way beyond aol and yahoo! with the purchase of the likes of a disney by the way, nobody is buying cbs, we know that. not like the redstone family has any interests in selling either. back to you, sara. >> all right, david faber on the latest there verizon, by the way, down today about 11% for the year also take a listen to this from cbs ceo les moonves talking to david this morning >> they are starting to get it when other companies talk about the loss of cable subs and the people are cord cutting, when people are cord cutting or they are leaving cable, they are going somewhere. they are not going to the thin air. so they are buying other services if you leave one service for another, we are still there and we're getting paid more for it >> joining us now to discuss cord cutting and the stocks affected senior analyst with oppenheimer. gentlemen, good morning to both of you tom, i'll start with you you cover cbs. cbs has a way for investors to play the cord cutting theme on the idea moonves said we'l

and aol properties, so more and more, the internet is video. everybody knows that.have these relationships with the nba and nfl as an example. we are doing soccer, etc. you have to be able to deliver those efficiently over the networks. so in over-the-top platform is absolutely critical for us. we are evolving that as we evolve our content deals. whether we go out and do a that's whether we use that as a platform to deliver the content or we go out and offer it as a separate standalone product, we have not really make that decision yet so it will be either a combination of something that we do or a partnership with someone else. we will from that of over the next -- up over the next six month or so. >> we will have a better sense in 2018 where you are. lowell: we have the network. we have the platform now. the content deals will decide how far we push that out to the public. >> you told bloomberg news back in april that he would take a call from comcast, cbs, and disney. a lot has happened since you won the first. you want over at&t. you have various machinations go

to follow that a little bit and ask, as you are starting to envision down the road, if any sort of aol might be part of the broader recovery? i know the first crack at it will be relatively soon. it could be the first week in october. mr. bossart: as might colleague alluded to, we are willing to negotiate with congress if there is a better fiscal option. it is important to understand that the my got a $7.1 billion appropriations release. what will happen now is we will go back for more. we will add in the form of an emergency supplemental to add money into the fund and some of the recovery efforts. whether we have to just at that -- to adjust at that point is something i will have to take my lead from the economists and budget office on. the best idea would be for us to focus on process. the electric power authority and water authority are the two concerning elements. they will have to be rebuilt under proper management and proper coding -- codes and standards to ensure they can withstand a future hurricane. money inut federal this. we should do it wisely and prudently. i don't think w

aol and yahoo! properties. more and more, the internet is video.ionships with the mba -- nba, nfl, we are doing soccer. you have to deliver those efficiently over the network so it over the top platform is we are evolving that as we evolve content deals. that as a use platform to deliver that content or we go out and offer it as a separate, standalone product, we have really not made that decision yet. it will either be something that we do or a partnership with someone else. we will from that up over the next six months or so. >> you will have a better sense in 2018 were you are? the fivem: we have form, we have the content, and the deal will figure out what we do. with its newot phone yesterday. samsung following suit. we know it the outlook is like for subscriber growth. it's not great. we have a nice graphic that looks at the next three-year projection. pretty flat. know, movingat we to a tiered pricing plan. as i understand it, reluctantly. who throws the first gauntlet? who opens the door for these new gadgets? what kind of disruption will we

bing had been the default since 2013, it still hours yahoo, aol and amazon search engines. >>> alexa is hitting the road, bmw will adam zon's virtual assistants to all of its 2018 cars, including the mini brand by the middle of next year. you will be able to access alexa for the latest news and to turn on your lights at home as well as those directions. alexa, she can do it all. >> no kidding. can you put gas in my car and wash it? >> want to go back to full service. >> if you would have named one of your daughters alexa, then yes, that would be true. >> this is true. >> we'll see. >>> well, today if you don't want to take the car because you don't want to put gas in it you can walk because it's not going to be too hot for the coast. i just like to say i do. 60s right now, but they will quickly climb into the 70s, mid 70s and 80s and 90s, yes, i know we are still talking about some 90s, but i have good news to share with you all. peninsula at 59 degrees, san francisco in the 60s as you are waking up you are noticing that there is fog at golden gate bridge, but when you look at this s

the next afternoon alone in an empty bedroom, chart carla chose aol instant messenger to shock and all me. we should break up. sure, i agreed, died. i've not expected this would end even as i made plans to go away for college. you can hold two can contradictory host in your head and still be devastated when one of them gives way. it's wanting to have your cake and eat it too but what else would you do with cake i drove with my parents to new york the night after prom to see my family. i sat broken and un-speaking in the black backseat. my mom would pass away less than a decade later. my father is still with us another decade after that but i could not admit to them then or ever after that my end run around them and fail because i was in the end, then you carla and i never moved beyond that first kiss, i didn't work catholics more than the catholic girl. she told me in casual detail what intimacies she would and would not be okay with. i nodded determinedly as if this was a subject i had long ago mastered. yet for me raised on the idea of marriage once and forever, i believe dating was

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fascinates to take advantage of the advertising capabilities of its aol and yahoo!as a platform to deliver content or we operate as a separate stand-alone product, we have not made that decision yet so it will be a combination of something that we do or a partnership with someone else. we will from that up over the next six months or so. alibaba plans to push more heavily into southeast asia where it has taken a controlling stake in [inaudible] alibaba vice the chairman and the cofounder on the company's 18th anniversary. he told us the key to southeast asia is to offer platforms for e-commerce and e-payments. servee want to be able to 2 billion consumers over the next 20 years. we should be going outside of and havehave access touches with these consumers and with a mobile wallet and -- for us to grow that internationally. >> it is another marrying of the online and off-line world trade i was reading up on this true money financial product that is sold at 10,000 711's. is that a model that can be replicated if you -- throughout southeast asia if there is this kind

did they go to aol. >> i don't believe they did. >> they apparently may have used twitter a bit. they also used their own network r.t., "the new york times" magazine had a long article on it this weekend. >> did they use snap >> no. they don't vote. they don't vote. snap demographic doesn't vote. >> facebook's so powerful. >> you don't see it as a risk for the stock, these mounting political ties >> no. i think it is a risk if they can't clean up the cripto nazi content. i'm not saying facebook, but i'm just saying that's a nonstarter. you don't want to advertise special k against kkk, you know. right? >> right. >> that's in the playbook right there. do not advertise our cereal special k, no four ks. there's just so much content. i mean -- whose going to regulate the content >> chinese have figured it out. >> really? >> you want to go down that road. >> with a hammer and not a scalpel. >> they figured it out really well. it's gone the other way. the web is going to open them up. they'll not be able to resist it. >> you post something and watch it disappear. it just disappears. >>

we've seen this time and again when aol was the category killer, prodigy was category killer, ibm wasr bevacqua microsoft and apple. reminder again to the apples out there, even amazons, you shouldn't get too comfortable. >> even amazons. you never know when it is your turn or new technology comes along or new way of doing business comes along. apple in its own right is a perfect example of that, because it went through it and came back from it. apple was a hot company when it first came out, with jobs and wozniak, and went through problems as any company did. got things running through the right direction. neil: being on top is not a it about right. >> not all the time. amazon right now, so hard to see things as they are different from the way they are right now. we look at amazon, we say it is taking apart business by business. look at kroger getting killed because of the whole foods acquisition. the stock is down 30% since it happened. like, whoa, here comes amazon. they're taking apart the grocery business. they're looking at the toy business and apparel business. all of that is t

. >> you said -- how do you make oath matter, you said you're going to make oath, that being aol/yahooar to me it does matter i know they have a lot of people eyeballs, conceivably, but it's not the power of hbo how do you think it matters? >> first, we need to get the integration done tim armstrong and his team have done a great job we're getting the platforms organized and product strategies i've seen will bring content to customers when they get up in the morning, they'll want to go to that oath app and see what they constructed for themselves. i think that will matter to customers and that's going to pull more people to wireless service and ultimately to our 5g service. >> go90 has not been a success would you agree? >> yeah, go90 has been the platform we will use to deliver the video services over oath so, from that perspective it's been a success going to consumers with it is an ott play it's a very crowded field. we may partner with somebody, we may use that, but i'd say from an infrastructure perspective, we've been satisfied with it as a consumer offering, not so much. >> what

and as for verizon, we didn't even get into their content attem attempts aol and yahoo! now called oath they're certainly going to be trying to compete with the likes of at&t which is about to close its keel to acquire time warner. talk about a merging of content distribution >> did you see the hulu news this afternoon $2.5 billion is what hulu is going to spend on content in 2017. >> seven new shows. >> sounds like a lot, actually a fraction of what netflix is spending. >> netflix is number one by far. amazon not too distant cbs up there with fox, $3 billion, $4 billion. that does put it in some perspective. >> netflix, hulu, want to get into content, you're talking to les moonves, talking about disney wanting to get into streaming distribution of business interesting to see the winners and the losers a lot of players. >> it will be, particularly as some of them move away from netflix, in particular, disney we'll see. cbs all access is rolling out "star trek" hoping that will attract even more people to their offering of course, disney has got the other star, "star wars

last year, she spoke to aol. >> i don't want to wave my hand an that's enough.zi crush to be brutal this time. markel, who is bi-racial, has faced racist comments. in a statement last november, the palace described a wave of abuse and harassment. and says prince harry is deeply right out of the gate, it was surprising the way things cha e changed, markel told "vanity fair." and i have this support system around me and my boyfriend's support. markel calls prince harry her boyfriend. but acknowledges that one day, there may be more to the story. i'm sure there will be a time when we have to present ourselves and have stories to tell. but i hope that people understand that this is our time. this is for us. the couple took a trip to africa, where prince william proposed to kate. but so far no news on any kind of new royal engagement. just a lot of speculation. >> it's ready. >> thank you, kate. >>> for the first tame in a hong time, "trending" with the whole gang. by the way, some topics that are trending on twitter. national cheese pizza day. unlikely royal baby it

overall it's really a combination of putting yahoo together with aol under verizon and oath is the umbrellareally what we're promoting this week and starting to advertise on this network, on digital, on mobile is the future of our media brand house of brands. we touch about a billion consumers across the globe every month, and this is the first time in many years that people will see our brands across the spectrum all the way from programming around the business community to sports, to entertainment, and it's a great chance for us to go out to the world and tell them what we're doing. >> at a base level, what do they all stand for given that they are all so very different in many ways? >> our strategy is passionate communities. you see the world that's kind of going horizontal from technology and our brands we did tech crunch disrupt in san francisco wrv we did the live london game for the nfl on sunday morning wrrng this weak we have harrison ford showing up to our studios in new york. we have the huffington post bus tour that's going around the u.s. we are a company that believes deeply i

if you missed last night, you may have to wait aol year to celebrate earth, wind and fire day. >> isf september. take a listen. ♪ do you remember force september 21st of september ♪ >> he just keeps repeating. come on. doesn't that take you back? ♪ >> where were you when this was playing? were you on the dance floor in junior high? >> junior high in the '70s? >> were you? >> no, ways less than 10. and you were -- you weren't even born. >> don't even ask. i was born in the 70s. >> all right. that is hoda's morning bummer. she thinks i'm 80. ♪ >> this is a good song. >> turn it up. >> there is so much more to come on this friday morning including prince harry and megan markel. they're going public with their relationship. are they about to make their official debut? >> also ahead, what happened when a star put a strange callout on twitter for bananas? >> then, more snooze you can use. the latest tech and gadgets to help you get a better night sleep. >> zrou trouble sleeping because you're in your 80s. >> all that, plus i take us back to wagon wheel days and a live concert if fergie. bu

. >> we do have aol dialup. >> don't forget about the chat rooms. >> have to wait for it.irst? >> i have a show called "'90s house." >> you can say, we want a reunion. >> all the time, yeah. the guys and i, we will be together next year. we're getting our star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> so am i. >> nice. >> together. >> that's great. >> i will get a star next year. >> next time. >> music is coming soon. >> lance and christina, thank you so much. '90s house" premiers september 26th on mtv. >>> up next, repeat after me -- bacon wrapp eped scallops. only christina was listening. >> she listens. >> you didn't say listen, first. >> it will b tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass, you get time for more life. this family wanted to keep the game going. son: hey mom, one more game? tech: with safelite, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. mom: sure. bring it! tech: i'm micah with safelite. mom: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most. take care! family: bye! kids sing