i am a directv customer.ut what is obvious is i believe we will see these attempted mergers in the future. on wall street, clearly, the market is valuing growth. organic growth is difficult to come by, so in so far as regulators allow these kind of transactions, we will see them announced every week or every month. emily: are the regulators on board with this? >> probably. this seems to be a much easier deal to go through, then, say sprint and t-mobile. if deutsche telekom is set on selling t-mobile, there aren't that many dance partners left for t-mobile. comcast could bid, but would comcast want to go through the regulatory process again on a major transaction like that? probably not now. sprint might want to try again but they would have to wait for a new administration. if deutsche telekom wants to do a deal, dish is the obvious buyer. emily: what does this mean for consumers? keith is a directv customer. i have comcast. what does this mean? >> it is an advancement of dish's long-term strategy of mobile v

i bet the soon to close deal between at&t and directv owner of the nfl football package will give you boost to gamestop's spring mobile division. overall, these tech brands simply mac, simply mobile they have more than doubled the store count the year before and the segment is growing at a 70% clip. right now it only accounts for 6.6% of the total sales but think of at that growth and what kind of opportunity a massive new growth opportunity for gamestop. company plans to open another 200 new tech brands locations this summer. 450 to 550 new stores over the full 2015 fiscal year. and gamestop's being smart about this. they're not just opening new stores willy-nilly. because we know that existing simply mack and spring mobile stores are experiencing strong gains. this is a fabulous growth business that has the power to transport gamestop into more than a retailer. this ever a loyalty program called power up rewards. this has the staggering 40 million members. that's like a whole country or like maybe like five countries or something depending on the country. like an 8 million person --

emily: keith is a directv customer. i have comcast. what does this mean?> it is an advancement of dishes long-term strategy of mobile video. they have slaying tv, which allows you to get your package of channels over your devices. -- they have slaing tv they can watch -- offer you a quad play. you can have mobile video, wireless service tv, and it would be the first of its kind to offer that. emily: does this deal make strategic sense? what does it mean for netflix and who lou? -- hulu? >> rarely do you see a deal with a strategic motivation is equally balance, so i think this deal -- all signs are pointing to the breakup of the bundle. i think they are coming together with t-mobile and allow them to scale that. all signs are pointing to wireless and mobile as the future of consumer consumption and that's the way the industry has been gravitating to. emily: i know you will keep us posted as soon as you get more. thank you for joining us. the music streaming world is buzzing. is sound cloud making peace with the music industry? it has made deals with 20,000

liz: at&t, nemesis at verizon hooking up with directv. it's not a done deal. how do you say we've got to beat them? >> i will tell you our strategy is to be mobile first. we'll continue to do that, i don't know what at&t and dish will do over time. what we want to do is create a mobile first technology that we competed with at&t successfully for many years and continue to do that regardless what business they're in. liz: i don't know, tim, what if they put satellite tv on a mobile device, who knows how all of this works? >> one of the things that is interesting and i was surprised by this when i got to know verizon. as much as everyone is in competition at this point, there are large partnerships between all the companies, the silicon valley companies, the wireless companies overall, and i would -- i would bet that we'll have partnerships with everybody in silicon valley and everybody in the wireless space, and i think verizon's very smart strategy is a company that's got a great consumer brand, and a great business and a great job of partnerships, i've been b

trying to convince the regulators right now to let them buy the nation's largest satellite channel directv for $48 million. they're not taking it lining down. >> okay, thank you john. a major ruling in california could impact the ride sharing service uber. the state labor commission says the company should classify the driver as an employee not as an independent contractor. the service has long provided benefits or paying payroll taxes for drivers. uber plans to appeal the california ruling and a similar one in florida. experts say the ruling could impact other companies that use similar sharing applications. >>> bad news for millions of samsung smartphone users. a new report shows more than 600 million of the company's mobile devices including the popular galaxy f-6 are vulnerable to a security breach. allowing hackers to seize control of the entire device including intercepting incoming and outgoing calls and messages. drew mitnick joins us tonight from san francisco. drew good to see you. an awful lot of people could be affectby this. how big a problem could this be for those hundreds o

this comes as at&t is close to wrapping up its deal to buy directv which is a rival for dish. the merger talk was first reported by "the wall street journal." >>> nfl is teaming up with yahoo to stream an entire regular season game online. that will be the bills against the jaguars. why would you want to see that? it's going to be from london. going to be on sunday october 25th. the first time a game will be streamed live in its entirety by an online outlet. now, no official word here about how much yahoo! will have to pay but reports are that they're paying $20 million to do so so it's a first, a big deal. >> see how the bills and jaguars handle that really important job, all right. >>> when we come back a lunch lady fired claims she was let go for giving hungry students free lunches. what the district is saying. >>> a wild first game in the stanley cup final. a big-time comeback. the chicago blackhawks just stole one. esurance was born online. which means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless which saves paper, which saves money. th

directv, for example, lass a zero tolerance drug policy.ound that only activities legal under federal .state law are allowed under the lawful off duty activity statutes. >> there is a lot of people out there who use marijuana for medical reasons and today they've all become unemployable. >>> in san diego, an investigation is on after a run away teen is tased and being tackled by this deputy. the teen's friends captured it. there's no video of what happened before the recording, but the deputy says when he approached the run away, a scuffle started. in the video someone reportedly yelled he's choking him out. but you can't tell from the video. the teen then allegedly bites the deputy and that's when he was tased, the deputy's boss coming to his defense. >> what we have is really an out of control juvenile who could have prevented this whole ordeal just by obeying the commands of the deputy. >>> and new details in the benghazi investigation. sydney blumenthal a hillary clinton confidant has turned over new memos on libya specifically 120 new

some way even though they're publicly saying they'll fight it in order to get the big fish which is directvderal trade commission file against the at&t at the end of last year? where does that stand? >> exactly. they filed a suit in san francisco. right now it's winding its way through the cord. here's the difference. federal trade commission, ftc, any money they get back is restitution for the consumer. it goes in their pocket. fcc, the federal communications commission, anything they get regarding the fine goes to the u.s. treasury. >> think about it. if you're a consumer at&t says you can have unlimited data. then you find out once you reach a certain point they're slowing your data. i think back to the times my phone was slow. what does it mean for the consumer? can we be assured no other carriers are doing this? >> first of all they don't even sell these plans anymore. at&t doesn't. they stopped in 2011. basically they're still doing it but they're telling consumers that they're doing it and they e-mail them a text -- they text them and let them know that they're going to be slowing do

directv pimm fox aren't accused of wrongdoing.k top honors in broadway's biggest night, the tony awards for the best new play went to "the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime." the best new musical was "fun home" adopted from a graphic novel. they had a record setting season boasting $1.3 million. i haven't seen either, but i will be rushing to see both. tom: let us move on this morning to our 8:00 hour. what we are going to see this morning -- how about deutsche bank? we will see the new coverage that of which a bank. the president speaking at 10 a.m.. the oil market has been raids bound. precisely eight opinions. and for that and the 8:00 hour on bloomberg television. brendan. brendan: 141% -- that is how much the shanghai composite has gained in the past 12 months. making a mo most benchmark index. should investors keep buying into beijing? our guest of the hour is who we go to understand china. it is fair to say this looks like a bubble. how long is it going to last? when is it going to pop? michael: there was a five-

some way even though they're publicly saying they'll fight it in order to get the big fish which is directvcommission file against the at&t at the end of last year? where does that stand? >> exactly. they filed a suit in san francisco. right now it's winding its way through the cord. here's the difference. federal trade commission, ftc, any money they get back is >>> this is a cbs news special report. i'm anthony mason. a federal law enforcement source tells cbs news that the suspect in the charleston south carolina massacre is in custody. dylann was captured in south carolina. he entered the ame church last night. he killed the pastor and eight parishioners. jeff is at the church in charleston with more. >> reporter: over the last several hours there has been an all-out manhunt for this suspect dylann roof. he was picked up in shelby closer to charlotte. we understand there is a new law enforcement conference in a matter of minutes. we suspect they'll announce the arrest of the suspect they believe is responsible for this mass shooting in this historic church here in downtown charleston so

ubs and barclays say it will close its directv purchase for $48 billion and change with not a lot ofory issues. it is going to substantially improve earnings per share. about $2.90 from what would've been to allow a $.64 in 2016. $2.54 intove been them 16. take a look at the 10 year yield . it has gone up and down but at one point it hit a two week high around 2.4. we're looking at 2.38 on the 10 year yield. this is something that olivia was talking about earlier with ava kelly. -- with david kelly. she pointed out that traders like where interest rates are rising and not falling. in europe, you still have the ecb printing money. is trying., the head to be as data dependent as is trying tohe fed be as dated and as possible. was i looking at the wrong camera the whole time? olivia.oking at i was giving you my explainer. this is why we see dollar strength and euro weakness. even though, we may have come to a solution for greece for the short-term. olivia: thank you for the shout out and the information. it is a gift. olivia: let's look at top stories at this hour. searchers are scourin

at&t upgraded over ups and barclay having to do with the pending acquisition of directv.ptimistic on what that will mean. the stock is up 3%. telecom is the best performer .ith 1.5% gain looking at the treasury market, after the new home sales number, we saw a spike in yields. it is now 2.39 are sent on the 10 year. -- 2.39% on the 10 year. this includes the ecb. another way to measure, if you look in my terminal, is the premium for u.s. treasuries over there developed market peers. that has gone down. couple of things have happened. we have seen the perceived the global risk go down to some percent. it is refocusing on u.s. yields going higher. u.s. treasuries have subtracted in price, versus their developed market peers. i want to look at the dx why. .- the dxy we are seeing strengths as the yield goes higher on the back of that economic data. , asian stocks saw some of their biggest gains in 2 months over the greek talks and the optimism. one big story out of the region any fracturing gauge and china shows signs the industry is stabilizing. stephen engle has this repor

nbc, cbs, fox, directv. and in local markets.he nfl wants to test internet streaming of football games. in the u.s. and also around the world. they want to have even more companies biddings on the valuable rights to nfl games. so in the deal with yahoo! they're trying it once. putting their toe in the water. yahoo! paying $10 million for the rights to be the first. they will show one game buffalo bills/jacksonville jaguars game. it will stream free all over the world from london's wembley stadium. if it works and it probably will. we will see the nfl experiment. though it has valuable contracts for five to ten years with television networks may look for deals with internet streamers as well. increasingly that's how people want to watch tv. they might as well be watching the same thing for years, football games, in a whole new way on new screens and mobile phones. guys, back to you. >> thank you, brian. we turn to hockey the chicago blackhawks off to a good start in the stanley cup finals and beat the tampa bay lightning, 2-1, in

laura: you have at&t trying to buy directv for $49 billion.rter trying to buy time warner cable in breakout $67 billion. we don't know the reported price tag of this deal, but both t-mobile and dish are valued at least $30 billion. this deal would be huge. what does it mean for customers? fewer options. that could affect pricing. that could affect services you get. everybody else is merging are trying to do. seems like it would make sense. sandra: all these telecom communications companies doing anything they can so they don't miss about him at that the next thing is. laura: if they are all trained to fight it out. our road sent out and declined to make ledger available. will watch for the news that breaks on this very t-mobile up 42% this year. a real great performance. laura: they might be bigger than that number three carriers soon. sandra: according to "the wall street journal," this is the early stages of a deal. the formative stage, meaning this may or may not happen. we'll keep watching for everybody. make sense of progress on a bailout

way to go.s a long you see at&t buying directv. you see verizon getting into video.s programming that t-mobile could benefit from. there are potential synergies. is it actually going to happen? we don't know. alix: lots of fun stories to come out of this. think so much, bloomberg west anchor emily chang. still to come on the bloomberg market day -- will be doubt turn negative again for the year? we will look at the selloff. adam parker from morgan stanley is here in. we will discuss. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg market day. hewlett-packard is said to be near a deal to acquire computer science. joins us.an hey, alex. alex: hey, alix. hp was workingas on a deal to potentially announce it was going to split into two, and when that deal fell apart, that's when they went ahead and said, ok, well, we are not going to sell to hp. at our plan b is to put it into two companies and follow the track of any other large enterprise tech companies that made the same decision over the past 12 months. there are others who have made the same decision, trying to spin off the acquisition a

at&t and closing a deal for directv. >> and regulators probably will not have a problem.d t-mobile do different things. >>> a chance for severe storms and maybe large hail and tornadoes in the central plains. let's go to meteorologist ivan cabrera for a look at the forecast. >> each and every day we are doing better with the temperatures. by this weekend, finally, it will feel like june in new york which is pushing 80. the average high temperature. we have been in the 50s and 60s. in maine, overnight in the 30s. we are going in the right direction by the time we get to the weekend. d.c. temperatures back in the low 80s with sunshine. that will feel fantastic. the rest of the country is not looking bad. southwestern united states well into the 100s. that will continue. temperatures across the southeast into the 70s and 80s. severe storms across the mid section of the country. let's focus in on that and talk about the enhanced area of severe storms and damaging wind potential. large hail with some of the updrafts here. potential for isolated tornadoes as well. we will watch

. >> and similar to directv and at&t.ilar, not that big, but it's cross-purpose. >> you're right to talk about the size. a market cap of t-mobile 31 billion and dish network is 33 billion. the idea here at least for the consumer watching at home is all about the service that they can provide. you're talking about t-mobile, the number four provider and they need more spectrum. dish has been buying up the spectrum. dish is number two to directv and they want to form an alliance and they've tried to buy other companies, you remember, and it hasn't worked out. this is not the first choice deal so maybe by virtue of that, there's more of a shot of it going through. neil: they don't know what will stick, but they know they've got to have size and be together, you know. >> we're not getting comment, especially on the structure of the deal and what it would look like, the idea is to consolidate and get more subscribers, to really tackle what's coming, which is wireless, original content, how you keep customers as they cut the cor

i'm just saying. >> the directv, at&t people are loving that deal. we never got to anthony noto. >> he's got the little league. >> anthony noto speaking out. axel weber. weighs in on europe's economic challenges. what's the stake here in the u.s.? another look at futures as we get set for the open 17 minutes from now. more "squawk on the street" when we come back. here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store. it lets you trade stocks options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts than a lot of the other competitors do in desktop. you work so late. i guess you don't see your family very much? i see them all the time. did you finish your derivative pricing model, honey? for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>. >> twitter receiving a downgrade from hold to buy. taking a conservative view at their long-term growth prospects and user trends appear to be less attractive than facebook. last night at twit

both directv and dish offer internet via satellite.em is it's extremely slow and very very bad. they actually recommend don't use it unless you have no other option. this will be better. this is promising -- because these satellites will be much much lower. will it be as good as a wire line connection like a cable modem? probably not. when you have nothing -- >> if you are in an urban area it wouldn't impact you. but in a rural area of the world this could provide internet service where you haven't had it? >> in the long term i'm sure musk is thinking he can compete directly with at&t and verizon, anyone else who is giving you service, as they upgrade the viability of this and how it works. that's more of a long-term goal. like let's get it going first. again, that's going to take the regulatory issues in every country. if we're talking going to a base station. does it go to a mobile network? what kind of spectrum is involved. >> some industry -- military officials saying they're concerned about more satellites what it could do to rada

on directv's audience network. thank you very much.or coming on the show. coming up protests erupt as south carolina moves to remove the confederate flag. why other states may soon be following suit. still ahead, independent senator bernie sanders will make his case on why he and hillary clinton is the answer for democrats in 2016. hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people? ♪ well this summer, stay with choice hotels twice and get a $50 gift card you can use for just about anything. go you always have a choice. book now at choicehotels.com moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tu

obviously, that didn't work out, but also at&t and at&t's current with directv, they wanted to see if that was going to happen. that looks like it is going to happen. when they put the metrics together, this thing was basically, they think this can get through the fcc essentially, and ergen offered the ceo job to mr. legere for enticement. that's what the bankers are saying. this deal, according to bankers close to it was all but done a month ago, it was a matter of checking out what will the regulators do? liz: bring it to neil. what will the regulators say about this one? the regulators have been tough with t-mobile saying pretty much absolutely not with the at&t deal and the sprint thing didn't happen either, what happens with this one with dish? >> thanks for having me on, liz. you know i think that this deal has a very low regulatory risk profile to it. you do not reduce the number of wireless providers in the u.s., you don't reduce the number of pay tv providers in the u.s. it gives charlie ergen and dish the potential to use all the spectrum they've been acquiring and merging i

right now the street is looking for at&t because they like the directv tie-in.on will go higher. i wouldn't pull the trigger until 45 46. but that's not that far from here. some deals make sense. if there's a rally in stocks even after the talks slow down i think there's an inevitable tie-up going on. what a great gift for dish and t-mobile shareholders and to the birthday boy legere. >>> still ahead, carnival. is it rough waters or smooth sailing ahead? i have the captain. >>> and plus all this june swoon talk got you in a tizzy? i'll help you protect yourself when we play am i diversified? stick with cramer! >>> on a nasty day where once again we felt like our market was at the mercy of europe's hostal negotiations with greece i think it's worth remembering that individual companies are capable of taking control of their own destiny with. that in mind i want to highlight one of the most impressive stories of our era, if not the most impressive turn-around story. i'm i'm talking about carnival who have had a series of unfortunate events over the past few years.

industries and would in theory create a stronger rival to at&t which is said to complete its takeover of directv. aaron, back to you. >> thank you. >>> all right, so we're talking about rain and cold today. >> yes. we're suffering from solar deprivation and growing mushrooms under my lapels again and growing webbed feet as well. still raining this morning, starting off early we have some light showers across northern virginia and the green is where it is coming down. the darker green and yellow is where it's raining harder that's in far southern loudoun county and northern prince william on the fairfax county line. right near chantilly. metro area, a few scattered sprinkles and nearby suburbs in prince george's county in the mid 50s. 50s in much of montgomery county fairfax. the rest of northern virginia. reagan national is at 59 right near the bay, right around 60 degrees. have the umbrella with you. we'll have temperatures chilly this morning so you may need a jacket. you'll be comfortable with long sleeves in the afternoon. temperatures that are right now in the 50s should make it up to 60 ar

we were talking on the commercial break with my colleagues saying if you don't have directv, the nflmit. with this being the game changer, we talk a lot how netflix changes the way you view program and binge watching. it seems at least yahoo and many others are proving the future and how we catch television a la carte is now. >> i think you're right. in the last six months we've probably seen a bigger change than in the last four years or so. we've seen unbundling. hbo now available, show time being available. this is another big one. anyone with digitally connected device whether phone, tablet apple tv tivo whatever that device is. if you're connected to internet we should be able to give you this game free globally. don't forget the global nature of this makes it unique. go ahead. >> it definitely does. out of time. two seconds, bills or jaguars? >> come on that's not fair. >> life's not fair. >> one thing i'll say, i was born in new york. >> what are you a politician? come on. i'll let you off the hook. i'm going to bank on the future and we'll see out of market games. >> that's g

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they raised their price target on this directv deal.on't know if it gets to 40 but it seems like it want to go through these levels that have been resistant for quite some time. >> big drop for vera bradley. >> yes, very bad same store sales, disappointing earnings. >> pop for nuance up 7%. >> this is upgraded by raymond james today. not the first big move nuance has had in the past couple month, we had that big earnings gap. this stock looks like it's ready to take off. if you are a trader you peel off a third, a third, a third, wait to buy more but it looks fairly good. >> for one gut busting meal. at the extreme eating awards. watchdog the seafood chain's creature own combo could potentially serve up 4,000 caloriesful we have pete here choung down. the reason question is whether he can chug down the 24 ounce lobsterita. this is worth all the calories you're putting down. work out afterwards, maybe have to go to those big pharma names make sure you are going to be healthy. >> is the lobsterita lobster flavored? >> no. no. no. this is

su go back to the deal with the directv. to it, that's why a lot of the ex-seem is around at&t right now. 219,000 calls trading at at&t today. a lot of buyers of the 36s, going up to the 37s. people expect the stock to not only hold on to gains. but move a little higher. >> diageo upgraded over at nomura. >> i never understand a call like this where an analyst says they see growth in 2016 in diageo's brands, how do they know that people are going to drink more whiskey 0 or guinness. i like johnny walker, but not going to be responsible for the growth. stock trades in the mid 20s. stuck between 110 and 135 for two years, i don't think it's going anywhere. i'm not on board with this. >> you're calling it a little you know what on that. >> it can't all be on me, scott with, johnny walker. >> steph, sonic, disappointing guidance, the stock is getting hit. >> the quarter was in line. under the surface. >> comps were up 6-plus and it would have been 7.1% comp except for the weather. >> why is the street banging so much on the guid

>> dishing t-mobile is a better matchup than directv and at&t. has a bunch of wireless airwaves here that is really valuable to t-mobile. one of the reasons he was interested in a deal is because it didn't have airwaves other than satellite sandwiches and could her wireless carriers. it is the pay-tv business without a strong look at the future. dish has optioned the nasa would make for a really interesting combination. maria: real quick on the price. the 30 million cats. what is the deal here? >> a couple year ago is $39 billion. this being a merger. so it seems in the early stages they might want to keep a stake in the company. we are not sure, but that may change the amount. maria: congrats on breaking the big story today. a big hub of the jobs market despite a falling unemployment rate. workers across the country are asking where is my raise if they remain stagnant, why is this happening? john help wrap but this story coming up. let's take a look at features coming up. we will tell you about it when we come back. stay with us. the broader mar

it may come in the form of at&t and directv. i don't know. but i also think it's not that close to happening. i still think reed hastings makes every move the right way. i do think there's up side in the stock. >> okay. in five years' time from now we're going going to see whether it's 1400 or more as you're predicting. >> fingers crossed. they've got pricing power and momentum in international. thaex pangs's going to be pretty solid. >> we'll be watching. also on a quick programming note do not miss carl icahn live at cnbc's delivering alpha conference in new york on july 15th. you can go to deliveringalpha.com for all the information. >>> okay. next up yahoo!. at the company shareholder meeting this morning ceo marissa mayer explaining how she is working to turn around yahoo!. take a listen. >> what we've really embarked on is a multiyear transformation of our business. working to return yahoo! to growth but also introducing new product lines and business lines that can carry us to that growth. >> but can she deliver? eric jackson is ironfi

short-term focus i think is that you have an att-directv merger that if approved, we want to see theonditions. we publicly have not oppose the merger but have southern u -- have said there needs to be conditions that protect consumers for broadband rights. they have set aside for new competitors potentially could it is now set at three megahertz. a good behind for competition. that is really what stands a number -- in the way of at&t and fries as that they controlled the vast majority of the low spectrum. betty: what is the number one condition that you want to see to say that this merger is ok for us? >> the main condition is that at&t controls a lot of the broadband pipes. they on the the video and the broadband hide where you cannot take the best video choice for you as a customer if you want the broadband. what we want to see is that they make sure that broadband is sold as a standalone item. i think you want interconnects to the broadband line. the ramp to broadband -- you don't want that to be close. you will like to make sure that the conditions of the merger are going to surv

if people managed to find a partner in sprint, at&t doing a deal with directv -- stephanie: which would be amazing after the abuse and criticism and assault, any chance he can get. erik: sprint is totally out in the cold if that is the case. stephanie: bill gross's eye and china. he took to 20 yesterday saying shares in the stock market are the next big trade for short-sellers. that is a big claim. especially because we have seen many other investors talk about the great opportunity. erik: let's try to station between what grosses talking about and the broader chinese market. younger companies trading at high valuations. maybe it deserves a bit more skepticism. stephanie: maybe the young companies located in phantom cities built and protected with no one living there. erik: crude oil trading near its lowest level in caught show days. meeting in vienna right now. this week's meeting is not expected -- ryan, everyone is talking about the shell resolution. i want to know what opec will do in response. we know with the saudi's did in november. any possibility they might surprise us again? r

they're optimistic about the directv deal.market is under appreciating the value of that deal for at&t. olivia: thank you so much. aol goes off-line. verizon has closed on its $4.4 billion deal to buy the tech company. tim armstrong will stay on to run aol as a wholly-owned unit of verizon. in the weeks since the companies announced their merger there has been lots of speculation around how they will work together. here to give us clarity is betty liu who is joined by tim armstrong and marty wallin. betty: thank you so much. tim, marty great to have you here on our program. first question to you tim what do we read into the fact that you are going to be reporting in two marty -- to marnie and not the ceo of verizon? tim: one of the things that was impressive for the aol team was the fact that marnie is leading an area which is essentially the new business area for verizon. from the standpoint of aol, the best thing we can do is connect directly into verizon where it will be most powerful for consumers, partners and advertisers

at&t is close to completing it's $49 million purchase of directv: if europe today, t-mobile dish ande telekom are trading higher. >> basf is weighing an offer for firm. it comes after they rejected a deal a couple of weeks ago. >> let's remind you of the headlines. u.s. stocks set to follow european equities sharply lower. the german chemical's group reportedly weighs an offer for syngenta and yahoo! wins the rights for the first game broadcast only on the internet. we're back in a couple of minutes. >>> welcome back to the show. futures not looking too perky this morning. the s&p 500 seen off by 10 points. dow jones could fall by 80 points and the nasdaq seen buff a 32 points after modest gains in yesterday's trading session. the s&p higher by 0.2%. stocks higher for the third time in 8 sessions. >> part of the reason is the weakness in european equity markets. a sharp decline you can see across the board. >> why is this happening? much of the european qe related trade versus been unwinding over the last 24 hours. we have seen the german ten year bund nearly touch it and pushing up

directv hand in the horse there? back to my story. the rain will be here for most of the day.t will clear up tonight. heavy yef amounts seem -- heaviest amounts seem to be in this area. 60s on the temps. you can see the system rotating in. the low will take the turn and head toward las vegas by tonight and tomorrow. today, cloudy, mostly cloudy. muggy, humid. rain, possible thunderstorms this afternoon. 60s, 70s and 80s. >> sal, who would have thunk it? >> well, you know, people who are driving are thinking man, this is terrible. it is. i want to show you the next picture on the eastshore freeway, it's taking 71 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze according to the road sensors, 71 is not a number i like to see unless we're talking about led zeppelin. this is terrible traffic coming out to the macarthur maze. if you are driving to the bay bridge, it will take you 30 minutes to get through that. not a great commute. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it just went up to 72. traffic is going to be slow here as you drive through. there are no majo

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we are seeing that to a certain extent with at&t and directv. however, direct does not have that key product which is broadband. that becomes such an important component overall to the extent you can bring that wirelessly or not. >> thank you, david. we'll have more detail on that. love seeing the way those two guys talk about one another. >> those will be fun board meetings. >> for sure. >>> little more than 45 minutes to go in the session. we are seeing pressure across the board. the dow is off 168 today. the s&p down 17. the nasdaq which yesterday tried for a record close, today down 40 points. >>> we're just getting started. netflix have won praise for original programming but could the company soon start producing movies for the big screen? one wall street analyst thinks so and he'll join us to make the case for that coming up. >>> billionaire twitter investor chris isn't advocating the company be acquired. >> google side there is an instant fit. this is the thing that google has never had. they've never understood social they've never unde

. >> i love deals in this area particularly talking about dish, t-mobile, directv, at&t, charter, timearner, those deals because this directly impacts consumers. consumers want better product. they want more offerings. they want better prices. the biggest question, if you get this frenzy, you get dealses done don't make the most sense. get prices too high and integration becomes a problem. that is big question about ergen and legere with dish. maria: dish and t-mobile. we'll see what develops on that deal, dish and t-mobile. now we have vodafone. we're interested in talks about possible exchange assets with liberty global, not an out and out merger. each approaches different way. they want broadband and they want television and that is what consumers want that. >> because their businesses are weakening because entire landscape of how we -- maria: consume. >> consume media is changing. they haven't kept up. now they're scrambling, potentially overpaying. that is great for shareholders if somebody comes in. >> remember small things, like all the stories how teenagers were putting their,

directv, i don't know. >> we didn't get ties this time. how did you get a new tie. >> this tie? do you like this tie. >> we din get new ties. don't waste time. how did you get a new tie when none of us got one. >> i purchased the tie back in december. >> and haven't worn it yet. >> i haven't worn it. >> in front of me? >> prof you mr. i catch everything. >> i'm slipping. >> do you like it? >> no. i just noticed that -- >> yeah. >> no i like it. >> don't ask him. let's tell you what else is going on. apple pricing it's first ever yen denominated bond today raising $2 billion. they previously issued bonds in euros and swiss franks. >> let's tell you about a couple of stocks to watch this morning. five below getting a bump. better than expected earnings in revenue and had an upbeat outlook. fire eye looks to be an early winner. announcing a new partnership with visa. it promises to help banks quickly detect and respond to cyberattacks. stuff like that catches the markets attention. the stock is up by 2.5%. shares of verint systems beating the street this morning. quarterly revenue

henry shine starbucks, also jill i had those are some of the best names on the nasdaq that brought us directvme highs. take a look also at fitbit started out up 50% guess what it is not giving light. up 50%. with some downs nike and disney and taser that gets a pop. dallas police department ordered 1,000 body cameras to stock 2.7% up nearly 35% this year. >> all right police in south carolina holding news conference. listen in please. >> from south carolina -- approximately 30 minutes ago, he was arrested in shelby, north carolina, during a traffic stop. at this time, we have not only fbi agent as there, but we also have sled and city of charleston detectives preparing to fly to shelby, north carolina, to ginl the interview process as well as the evidence recovery. this case could not been cleared as quickly as it had been for all of the cooperation of agencies that were involved in this investigation. i cannot say -- how thankful i am and how appreciative i am of all of the people who came together during a very tragic situation, a horrific situation and one that has touched the heart and so

the analyst says there has been an overly bearish view on at&t and the acquisition of directv should number of investor concerns. >>> reuters is reporting that teva is said to be positioning itself for a legal challenge to the generic drug maker that rebuffed its takeover bid. >>> and meg whitman announcing the separation of hp and hewlett-packard's enterprise business will be effective on november 1st. guess is beating the street but its revenue missed and the current quarter guidance came in a bit light. >>> auto sales. we've been reporting if there's one really strong part of the economy that's sort of really excelling more than housing or anything else, it's auto sales in overdrive. u.s. sales in may coming in at 17.79 million units versus 16.73 a year ago. we're joined by a very special guest, carlos ghosn, chairman of nissan. what does salad days mean? if all i had was salad, i wouldn't think that was a good time but it is salad days for the automakers and nissan must be doing amazing lowellly well. >> first, the u.s. market is in good shape but many market in the world are goi

. >> watch directv.at. the election covers district 4, which includes north san jose and el viso. two candidates are vying for a partial term to fill the seat vacated by former council member chu. he moved to the state assembly. there are some 40,000 registered voters in district 4, and the polls close at 8:00 p.m. tonight. >>> san jose city council members will discuss approving a new contract for firefighters. last week those firefighters overwhelmingly ratified the deal. it calls for their first wage increase since 2004 and it represents a hike of nearly 15% spread out over four years. the raise also includes lump sum payments amounting to an added 3%. let's get a look at what's going on on the weather front. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with temperatures in the upper 50s across the bay. as we go into the afternoon, expect 60s and 70s. for most of us but a few spots will be warming up like the tri-valley reaching 86 degrees. north bay, also fairly warm 79 degrees this aft

. >> watch directv.at and because of the threat of some severe weather a little bit later on. let's get right to the forecast now from meteorologist bill henley. >> rosemary we're in the low 80s right now, we will climb into the 90s. that heat and the high humidity that's already here will help fuel showers and thunderstorms. none in the immediate area but some rain is starting to fall in the pocono mountains and heavy weather, big thunderstorms moving through the williamsport area at this time with lots of lightning, damaging winds and heavy rainfall. 84 already in philadelphia. trenton, northeast philadelphia wilmington, are at 85 and it's 86 degrees currently in atlantic city. the temperatures continue to climb. we're looking at 90s this afternoon and then later afternoon storms could turn severe. >> thanks, bill. nbc 10 checked in with the philadelphia health department about tips to stay cool. here are a few of them. avoid or limit your activity in the hot sun, keep your head covered. wear light clo