does glu help you on both strategyic fronts? >> absolutely. jerzy player base, which is growing exponentially in the game of sport and entertainment and lifestyle, which is where we see our great alignment with glu, a big part of that generation is about the creation of content and the sharing of that content with their friends what we think about will u with design home and cover the fashion and even touch sports baseball, the nature to interact with your friends around things that you lover and shared content in that world is a big part of the gen z audience experience so we think about that both in the context of glu and some other things we have in development right now and certainly, we are seeing that proportion of our collaboration base grow tremendousty and we are doing all we can to ensure we are adding them in the creation of sharing of content in that world, that brings them closer again with their friends. >> right and glu was a sizable acquisition, more than $2 billion. so i wonder how do you further build up that social side and

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glu has about $500 million in avenue annually, but its growth has been outpacing that.t grew larger than ea last year. ea is looking at acquisitions to get bigger, not just with this acquisition that was announced yesterday, but also it bought code masters for $1.2 billion in december. and our analysts say that these acquisitions should benefit the company in a big way, once they actually close. they see it leading to a gain for ea to $6.30 a share, and beyond that. that said, they have noted risks with this acquisition of glu, competition in the space it operates, and rule changes on the part of apple because with mobile gaming you have to go through an app story. vonnie: the other question that i had was obviously video games have been boosted by the pandemic, people have been indoors, but will it be sustained post the vaccine? >> that is the question. what would happen when we have better things to do than playing video games? it is not think that the -- the market is not think the video craze is not going anywhere. the gains are continuing so far in 2021. the videog

i would be amazed if he wasn't glued to this.— if he wasn't glued to this.tcome, but it looks very unlikely donald trump will be found guilty. is there a lot of conversations going on about which way the party will go? absolutely. bear in mind it is a very peculiar system in america, there isn't a party leadership, in that kind of traditional sense you'd expect in britain or in other western european countries. they don't elect a leader of the party, per se. don't elect a leader of the party, perse. donald don't elect a leader of the party, per se. donald trump was the de facto leader because he was the president of the party. the republicans don't control the house and they don't control the senate so their leaders on both of those houses are kind of leaders of the party but not in the sense we would traditionally understand it. there is likely to be a tug—of—war. the difficulties that many people and many republican legislators believe donald trump still runs this party, still has the ear of most republican voters and that going against him or his views ar

what is glu?his the one that does the kardashian game it >> it is, it is. >> what is the valuation proposition? >> two thing a fanlly accretive deal and two, footing in mobile gaming and something that ea can build off of and you heard i guess on their last report that mobile was going to become more of a priority as they are looking to do things even with their fifa franchise and have several mobile experiences attached to that but you need to have kind the know-how internally to execute on these things. they are definitely bringing in some know-how now in addition as i said to being an accretive deal. >> zynga is up after-hours on this deal, ep why, almost 4% brandon r there other act wi decision targets is zynga one of them is this going to kick off a wave as we have seen tremendous growth in this sector as the gaming companies try to hold on to their new customers >> yeah. i mean, we have seen consolidation among the mobile publishers and i think it makes sense for -- look, acti vision has a g

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>> keeping our eyes glued for after the bell when we get the report john freeman, thank you >> thank you for having me. >>> 12% of american adults got at least one shot of the vaccine. about 10% of the entire population the pace has picked up we're now averaging 1.5 million shots a day with more than 2 million shots in the arms. two new vaccines and both with good treatment data, so-called variants and normal vaccine supply chain. the pace could really ramp even by march according to dr. gottlieb and others but even with the seeming good news, with many bosses are saying they'll see us after the summer. labor day to get back in the office, robert as many. >> only 10% or 15% back in the office right now, it looks like it will be fall before the numbers start to improve partnership for new york city, they represent about 300 ceos the earliest day to start bringing workers back. even that date may be optimistic the ceo said july would be the reopening day. manhattan supports restaurants to retail to real estate empty commercial space reached all-time high of 15% in january which is why

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media other platforms for people to become more and more i think aware and even if they are like i was glued to the impeachment hearings they make quite a statement and it is i was going to say it once in a lifetime perhaps twice in a lifetime of that brenda i want to thank you very much indeed and we will of course a return to the impeachment trial at capital earth on capitol hill as soon as it starts again after the social break and proceedings in the meantime we'll move on to some other news. here's president joe biden has announced a new task force that will examine the country's military strategy in relation to china biden misspeaking at the pentagon and he said that what his administration was interested in getting all the facts on the origins of the coronavirus the task force would look at intelligence technology and washington's military footprint in the region. today i was briefed on a new deal d.-y. china task force that secretary austin is standing up to look at our strategy in operational concepts technology and force posture and so much more the task force will work quickly draw

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and reporter william glu kroft joins me for more william with trump acquitted what impact this impeachment actually have. i struggle to imagine reality where shocking attack on the heart of a nation's politics takes place and there's no republican reaction to that if democrats just threw their hands up in the air and said well we can't get a conviction so no point in doing anything i just don't see that that line of reasoning impeaching itself is not a good look and twice now for the president and that will go down in history there is very much a historical aspect to this that democrats or pushing towards putting the evidence out there building a story to show donald trump's culpability in the events of january 6th and also to force republicans to go on the record on where they stood with donald trump what does the vote say about the republican party that. it shows that trump is still very strong he has a lot of support his support is the republican base that republicans don't want to go up against i think mitch mcconnell summed up that that division very well by by making the democrats' c

correspondent william glu croft william the defense was given 16 hours to make a case that took less than 4 tell us anything. democrat house managers for the prosecution also didn't use their full a lot of time but they did use much more than just the 3 ish hours of the defense i think it tells us what they thought or how little they thought of this trial and that they know that they have a foregone conclusion that trump is lightly going to be acquitted so no need to really mount a long drawn out process here we should also note there were repeated shake ups in the trump defense teams that could lead to a lack of planning or some believes will really have amount of organized defense but in all watching this yesterday it was clear that this was not easy going arguments of senators that ran secret meetings but very much more like a p.r. campaign to donald trump and his supporters to create sound bites that will play well to the conservatives and media and that's a really gorgeous goal then why mounting on the day the president of the prosecution laid out here just to get that and how a

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as you know, the v video game company electronics arts announced yesterday that they have acquired glu mobile in a $2.4 billion all cash deal jim, do you think that it would be worth buying and holding either electronic arts or glu mobile at this time? thank you, jim. >> absolutely not. i am predicting that that will look like -- it will end up being one of the worst mergers we've seen i think it smacked desperation and people didn't like the quarter and people over paid other than that, it seems super. all right. guys, there is always going to be another sell off. remember what got plastered last time and bounce back so you're ready for the next opportunity on "mad" tonight, this may be the 3,000th show i'm hitting the books with the ceo of chag. up 130%. could remote learning amid the pandemic continue to push the company to new heights and shares of take two are falling after earnings but is the market playing games? i'm talking to the ceo and under the radar fin tech player that sees the pandemic as a tail wind of the season. don't miss my sit down with bill.com not a guy's name, t

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glu mobile up 35% premarket. electronic arts up 1%. reddit valuation doubling.he social media company most recently known for its role in the wall street trading frenzy is now worth around $6 billion reddit raised $250 million in its latest funding round that internet board growing in value thanks to wall street bets. >>> and boeing has a warning for the biden administration as the federal government considers the idea of requiring covid tests before allowing passengers on domestic flights two senior executives at the aerospace giant wrote a letter to the white house arguing the rule could post significant financial harm saying there would be a heavy burden on an already financially beleaguered airline industry to washington, d.c. as congress continues it debate over another round of covid relief. about a dozen states and cities are proceeding with their own round of stimulus checks ylan mui joins us with what we know about how the money is being spent and whether it's making a difference in the broader economy. good morning, ylan. >> good morning, dom, you're r

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there has been some reporting that during the first two days of his second impeachment trial, he was glued to the television and was reportedly deeply unhappy with his lawyer's performance. there's other speculation that his former economics advisor had called him and told him to fire his legal team and told them to rehire another legal team to focus on what he calls a big lie -- that the election was rigged. this is an uncharacteristically quiet former president donald trump, but of course, he has been muzzled from the social media. remember during his first impeachment trial, he tweeted out 140 times in just one day. some of the reasoning, he was playing golf today, some advisors told him to show strength, show nonchalance and get out there and do what you would normally do. but there's no way of knowing what is in the mind of the former president apart from the fact that he's quite possibly angry with the legal team that only had a few days to prepare for the second impeachment trial. we are waiting for perhaps the end of this second impeachment trial where we may hear from the former p

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his shell will later need to be glued but he is expected to go home in about a month or two. >>> last week's rain was especially difficult for homeless people, so a little help provided to some in the south bay today. members of the unhouse response group handed out lunch, tarps and tents in sunnyvale. they gathered across the street from the kings academy school to give the items to homeless people who had items damaged or destroyed by last week's storms. >> in many ways, it's never enough. no matter how much you fortify it, you're still left to the elements. you're still out here, it's still cold. it's still going to get damp. so we are just trying to as best we can. >> the group also urges everyone to lend a hand in their community. >>> still ahead, trying to get americans the help they need during the pandemic. tonight the relief package president biden is pushing and the compromise gop lawmakers are proposing. >>> and it is something all of us are experiencing from fires to floods to climate is in crisis. tonight we dive deep into the issues and the impact it has on you. >>> well

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there has been some reporting that during the 1st 2 days of his 2nd impeachment trial he was glued to the television and was reportedly deeply unhappy with his lawyers performance there is other speculation that peter navarro his former economics advisor had called him and told him to fire his legal team rehire another legal team and focus on the fact what the democrats are calling the big lie what we now know is a big lie that the election was rigged so this is an uncharacteristically quiet president don't trump former president on top i should say but of course he has been muzzled from social media remember during his 1st impeachment trial he tweeted out 140 times in just one day now some of the reasoning that he was playing golf today it is that perhaps some of his advisors told him look show strength show nonchalance just get out there and do what you would normally do but there's simply no way of knowing what's in the mind of the former president at the moment apart from the fact that he is quite possibly angry with the legal team that only had a few days to prepare for the 2nd i