diana: we think about horizontal mergers with head-to-head mergers. it pairs of inputs with distribution. pairing of content with his generation. mergers, even though they put together, mentoring assets, they can still have horizontal effects in markets. the government's concern was that because of at&t's market with time warner, they would have enhanced incentives to make it difficult for rival distributors, whether they be cable distributors or direct broadcast distributors to get time warner content. that would make it more difficult for them to compete and caused them to raise prices. it would hamper the competition. the company would have more bargaining leverage with their rightful distributors after the merger. basing his findings on her projecting her stand evidence from participants in the market. rejecting the economic models. wright, what do you think of the legal arguments? portionshere are some but i agree with, but let me start with the high level. not one about theories of harm or the state of the law. we might agree that the implicatio

that is really the key issue here in a vertical merger and a horizontal merger. merger change the company's incentive and their ability to exercise greater for?? -- market joshua: >> did the universal folding lyons'sffect judge decision? >> i think the leverage their he or the bargaining theory, all that is is fancy economics talk. it is about how the companies incentives change when they are operating a standalone company before the merger into operating in a single entity after the merger. time warner content is very in the government argued that it was sort of must-have content and rival contributors would have to get access to the time warner content. is a new confined entity, there would be greater incentives to deny or frustrate access to time by denying or raising prices to this getting leverage to their arrival distributors. and easyery intuitive to understand. the judges decision focuses primarily on refuting the by discountingry the evidence that was provided from third parties, by discounting the economics, the economic analysis that was performed by t

vertical mergers can still have horizontal effects and market. in this case the governments concerned was that because of at&t's market power combined with time warner, the company would have enhanced incentives after the merger to make it difficult for rival distributors whether they be cable distributors or direct broadcast distributors to get time warner content and that would make it more difficult to compete and potentially raise prices to consumers. it would hamper or hamstring competition. the judge rejected that on the basis of the government's theory of harm that the company would have more bargaining leverage with their rival distributors after the merger and his findings on the jet in first-hand evidence from participants in the market and the economic models that government put forward. >> host: josh wright, global antitrust and detailed, would you think of judge leon legal arguments? >> some portions then i agree and then they start the high-level which is to think about the case is not one about the state of the law. so for example,

there have been a tremendous amount of horizontal and vertical consolidation. the mergers that we are seeing now are enormous. whether it is cbs or at&t time warner, all of these mergers have enormous vertical implications. it is against that backdrop that we are concerned about the plight of competition and consumers as a result of these decisions. i think it is notable that judge leon do notge provide a landscape on facts and economic models, and evidence. did not provide any landscape against which this merger would be evaluated. not once did we hear the term market structure. do we have big powerful players with big market shares? nor did we hear market power mentioned once in the complaint. i'm sorry, in the opinion. there is an important table setting that did not occur, that would have given the american consumer the ability to understand the importance of antitrust enforcement and this particular merger. oft: what about his analysis mppd's hulu and netflix and where the competition is going. diana: that is a really good question. echoes to how the court

there have been a tremendous amount of horizontal and vertical consolidation. the mergers that we are seeing , these vertical mergers, are enormous. you know, whether it's cbs, tna, or at&t-time warner, or monsanto-baird, all of these mergers have enormous vertical implications. it is against that backdrop that we are concerned about the plight of competition and the plight of consumers as a result of these types of decisions. i think it is notable that judge leon did not provide much of a landscape in rendering his opinion on facts and economic models and documentary evidence and all this sort of thing, did not provide any landscape against which this merger would be evaluated. not once did we hear the term "market structure," how many ivals are in the market? do we have big powerful players with big market shares? nor did we hear the word "market power" once in the complaint -- sorry -- in the opinion. i think there's an important table setting that did not occur that would have given, you know, the american consumer the ability to understand the importance o

a tremendous amount of horizontal and vertical mergers and they are enormous. whether it is cbs and aetna, or monsanto, all of them have vertical infliction. against that backdrop we are concerned about the plight of competition and with the consumers that this type of decision. i think it's notable that judge lyons did not provide much of a landscape and rendering his opinion on facts, economic models and others. to not provide any landscape to which this merger would be evaluated. not once do we hear the term market structure, are they concentrated, do they have big powerful players? nor, do we hear the word market power mentioned once in the complaint. so, i think there is an important table setting that did not occur that would have given the american consumer the ability to understand the importance of anti- trust. >> what about his analysis of the virtual -- and then the smb od. the subscriber video on demand service like lulu and netflix. >> that's a good question. that goes to how the court for the government initially in the complaint how they evaluate

that is the basic difference between vertical and horizontal. horizontal him historically, get theo really interest, so to speak, of antitrust regulators because of that reason, because you're removing competition from the field. that is why this case is so different is because it is a vertical merger from at&t's standpoint. it is such a rarity that they feel like they haven't unfairly singled out. host: you write that some academics argue a decision in favor of the doj would shift the way they're treated. guest: yes. that is why, because there is in this expectation on wall street that vertical mergers will have after easier time at&t-time warner, there's a lot of speculation that verizon will try to buy some kind of content company. speculation that apple and facebook and google may be looking to buy some kind of big traditional hollywood studio. all of this is out there and all of those would be vertical mergers, and that is why this case would have such a big impact. i should say, though, in the antitrust community, and the public interest c

>> in a vertical merger, it is interesting because we think about horizontal mergers which eliminate head-to-head rivals. it pairs up and put the distributions. in this case it is. not content with distribution, video distribution. vertical mergers, even though they put together complementary set of the level they call horizontal effects in market. in this case, the government's concern was because of at&t's market power combined with time warner, the company would have enhanced incentives after the merger to make it difficult for rival distributors, whether cable distributors for direct broadcast satellite distributors to get time warner content and i would make it more difficult to compete and potentially raise prices to consumers. it would hamper or hamstring competition. the judge reject the god on the basis of the government theory of harm that the company would have more bargaining leverage with their rival distributors after the merger and his findings on reject them first-hand evidence from participants in the market and reject inserted the economic model that the government'

will new technologies have an impact on horizontal mergers because of this?s purely vertical. some implications of the decision could beelevant for technology mergers horizontal or other transactions that don't fit inox there are a couple takeaways, lessons doj can learn from this. some they learned in all cases they lost. example, boj relied heavily in this case on economic evidence and customer testimo customer saying we need content or we're not going to be able to compete. there was not any substantial evidence the cla the judge did not give them credit. the last time doj lost a merger challenge was in 2008. in that case, they put most weight on customer testimony and the judge dismissed it. that cost them the case. doj learned from that in 2008. subsequently they brought a different challenge focusing on internal documents that showed, these companies, who know th dustry better than anyone, understood the potential effect of the merger. that is very compelling evidence. doj did not have that in this case and the judge called them out. david: many thanks.

we've done vertical additions and horizontal additions. i am concerned, however, about the workload being put on the planning department. there's not a month that goes by that something comes out of the second floor of this building that puts additional loads on your staff. my favorite memory was during the live-work era, when people wanted planning department staffers to go into the units at nighttime and confirm people were sleeping in them. recently, i think it became law that staff has been asked to go out and monitor how we're using our garages. monitor the parking. where does it all end? my point here is, we have a very limited amount of resources and are we using them as wisely and to the best of our ability? i heard some very real and genuine concerns today. and i say very respectfully, i don't believe the pop-outs are as scary as they feel. and i say that very respectfully. most projects, most of the scary stories that i heard, would be vertical and horizontal additions or new constructions, not just the pop-outs. i heard comments

not over-the-counter that is for instances you are adding to the envelope of the house whether horizontal or vertical or synonyms that maybe also include meeting units or adding an accessary dwelling unit potentially or you know thiechz things of that nature i'm going to turn it over to jojoe >> all right. thank you mr. o'reardon i went over some of this it will be redundant information but for those of you who just joined it will be fresh and new i'm joseph i'm a certified i think certified plant examiner and i cc inspection and work with the department of building inspection again pat touched on it the window in-kind replacement you know skylight replacement in-kind decks and stairs repair or less than 50 percent in-kind cosmetic kitchen and bathroom you're not changing the layout and anything structural and by changing the late out not moving or removing or as a matter of law walls dry rot and termite in-kind and reroofing possibly over-the-counter permits without plans could possibly require multiple agency review depending on some roofing permits that the sloped roof visible from the

sixty forty basis sixty eight towards the left forty towards the right so if if this develops horizontally if you like a left right tensions are inevitably going to grow it instead they move forward by articulating their policies rather on the basis of a vertical open closed access and actually and this is the more worrying part of the story both are actually quite comfortable on the close camp and what i mean by the close camp is anything that goes from trade to ask a few towards a europe to migration basically sees them on a nationalist stance but then of course the other part of the of the question is it is the more political side and this will probably be determined to a large extent on the supports basis and supports of these two parties moving forward all right let's get danielle to fuse in brussels daniel as natalie said there are a lot of differences between these two parties in this coalition government there are many rivalries even between the two leading figures of the coalition government my tail salvini and who's going to be really in charge she think. well i think these two w

throw out horizontal, vertical.old days if it is horizontal merger putting same companies together, putting so much content together it creates a monopoly. if it is vertical thing, two disparate businesses they can't -- let me just make this point. what the justice department said, throw that out in this environment. if you control the pipes, and you control the content and only a few pipes and content plays, u can exert price trish: i'm sorry i have to leave it there. i apoloze. you will com on by yourself next time, charlie. always good to talk to you. hey, we didn't even get into shirley temples. >> i thought you were menoning jong-un or something. trish: good to see you both. big news day. middle of it, five states holding primary. here is the question. the whole blue wave constantly predicted by democrats actually going, doesn't seem to be materializing. coming up, is the trump economy the reason why the blue wave is crashing? how do you like that for a pun. stay with me. nded to keep it. then he met the love o

that is a horizontal one. have a lot more scrutiny then their vertical deal but they're ultimately going to need content and comcast -- they may need more wireless delivery. who knows of the it's every which way and it's a very busy deal period. i suspect this is not a free and clear sort of deal. this justice -- they need to kind of make the case that it's not a free for all under their watch. >> a lot of investors look to the options market, mike, for guidance into situations like this where a lot of things are at play of the are you seeing any unusual activity when it comes to some of the other media players namely the comcast and disney's of the world that have deals pending based on the result of this verdict >> yeah. what's interesting -- all of these names typically are seeing slightly elevated implied volatility. disney is one of the most notable ones. disney has been trading at a z-bound for a while now. people are concerned. that was basically trading of the espn profitability for a very long time an

and he's writing about horizontal gene transfer. what he does in the book, he looks at key scientific pioneers who discovered this process. so the headline might be something like, donald trump is not entirely human and neither are you. and it turns out that each of us have about 8% of our dna that's not human, it's bacteriaal. and each of the scientists figure out how this happened so you're seeing some research play out in crisper technology that's developed. and you see it in our resistance to bacteria, the direct product of that. that's interesting, a big book for us. we have former secretary arne duncan, how schools were. a surprisingly dramatic and candid book about the state of education in the nation today. and also, i shouldn't forget, later this summer, we have chris shivers. he's from the new york times. a prize winner, former marine writing about the soldiers in the wars in iraq and afghanistan, in the spirit of dispatchers, numerous war, but now these folks are back home. what sebastian was writing about, these soldiers

there is a horizontal component to this which they will look at more closely but there's a big horizontalnent in disney. they already own the studio. it's anything, if the content creation will be less concentrated after a comcast takeover than there would be with disney because disney has such a market share. it's still a competitive market for content. i dot see any impediment unless the justice department decides to ignore this ruling and tee this whole thing up again. >> what do you think the chances of that are? >> very remote at this point >> they can't really do it until they get a district court opinion on appeal. i think e govent will appeal this. you do believe they will? >> i do lieve they will, even if the merger goes ahead and they recognize they probably can't unwind it, although would be a peaceful remedy in an attempt to clarify their doctrine and give them ammunition going forward, the judge did give them, i don't know, i don't know if i could call it a bone, maybe a splinter of a bone when he said he wouldn't presumptively approve a vertical merger. he said vertical merg

and i can't say this enough if you don't allow these mergers steve's absolutely correct this is horizontal it has to be because you have different components cable is not going to exist anymore that's going by the wayside phone companies going to be delivery systems content content is king think about this netflix is bigger than disney movie that flicks and they laughed at that netflix hulu amazon google they've changed the complete battleground of this everything that's all that is ancient we haven't even seen what's going to happen in the immediate future part this is cataclysmic can you said today and i could i could sense the urgency line oh hey i need a ten second answer from both of you news breaking this afternoon oprah winfrey signing a deal with apple to compete against netflix and amazon ten second steve go i guess you're not running for president lionel what do you play. goes to show you the future apple and not a regular media corporation though that is media conservative commentator steve walz bergan line of one old media thank you both for your time a great week and day. and

crown, emphasizing not the horizontal of the wayne building puppy movement of the pedestrians nearby. -- building, but the movement of the registry and hereby. the rest of the world at this point not building skyscrapers. skyscrapers are an american phenomenon. in paris they built the eiffel tower for the paris exposition, and a norm frame structure that even today is the tallest building in paris. it is an unusual or freakish expression in what otherwise legally remained a low rise city. there is a complex history of the reception of the skyscraper in the 20th century, what it means in places. today many are being built outside of the united states, most of them in asia where there is continuing competition to the tallest skyscraper in the world. all of that in some ways originates from the chicago context of the 1880's. any questions? comments? s, >> [indiscernible] more because individuals ended up in those locations [indiscernible] or was that they were question towards the situation [indiscernible] prof. garb: that is a really good question. i think it is a little bit of both, a

time warner this is more horizontal they both are competitors and they're both going to form again you know a bigger company again i hope it goes through whatever it is but i think the justice department definitely they might still appeal the eighteenth tee time warner but i think they'll definitely fight the comcast disney or the fox disney merger you know we had an attorney andre barlow who is a regular on the program and he was in the courtroom every single day on this and he's just said what you did steve that you know this is going to have to be real litigator that it was really sort of a silo decision with regard to time warner in a t. and t. lionel how does the u.k. sky news figure in all of this that people want that one to. well i think this is a harbinger part of of what's happening around the world though their regulatory scheme is a little bit more interesting they're more content content sensitive you almost have to plead your case your your your viability and the propriety of your of your corporation that's by the way many people believe that fox news has believe it or no

the t mobile and sprint deal is more horizontal, if i was working in thei mic be psychologically mote va loologii a case 20th century fox is now up 6%. >> we're talking about the comments that president trump has made and actually that the doj commented on as it relaced to this disney and fox transition they said this one looks okay. trump technically blessed that deal already if it gets done with disney and fox, so that is an interesting piece, and i think the t mobile and sprint -- they are so much smaller than verizon and a trkat&t sprint can make the case that we need to be bigger to compete >> and it makes we mondayer about antitrust law. if you can take a formula and prove that will have a threshold of control over the market, when netflix is what it is, is that really, i mean, do we need to update the way we're looking at these things >> there is a way to say you're going from four competitors to three. so also, this is a combination that has been contested and is l about pecki about picking the next battle. they may not be that ambitious about fighting the next deal they say y

control has become horizontal so it used to be the people in top could control the people but need them but now this control is mutual. so if i am teaching dialing a number of stupid things that will be on the internet within hours and you get a reaction to that and that that's totally different compared to the time when i was a student. if you look back one of the characteristics was the obligation to be to the leader of mine in a high statoil you basically that meant that you were that you had to be accomplice of the system that you had to remain silent and something went wrong even if you did not agree it was not done to step outside and to say something about it and now this this has completely disappeared. leaks of sensitive information make front page headlines. individual or organizational whistleblowers have turned against traditional thirty's undermining them by exposing grievances and malpractise and they celebrated as heroes by the public. living a crisis of authority also on the political level then we. see a classic psychological reflex if people are in trouble therefore ba

custom—made classes with a camera between the lenses, with an impressive i20—degree field of view, both horizontally button on the phone twice and your connected to a trained sighted agent who gets your video feed. while there are other apps that connect sighted help to blind people, it's the combination of the tech and the quality of the agent that makes this feel different. the tasks it can help with can be a simple or as complicated as you want, from booking a car to helping you keep up with your social media presence. as a journalist, i want to be able to access all platforms, and now i can even independently post instagram. that looks spot on, so it looks very centred. iseelovand e. it took me a long time to... i won't say keep my mouth shut, but it took me a while to understand, and through the training process, understand what information is important and what information is not important. so there is a bit of a learning curve, at least there was for me, to understand what was opinionated versus what wasn't. the service is currently available in america and has just launched in canada and aus

succeed in getting fox, that is worth -- that is a horizontal deal. that deserves real scrutiny. out in silicon valley, the n haaso take over a company, that deserves real scrutiny. more difficult deals than at&t and time warner. it is basically the blind leading the blind. app isbook buying some not going to be perfectly this deal, but is the setback a big enough that it really harms those efforts, or is that it will be gun shy? >> i think it is both. the only way you can tackle big antitrust -- it has to start to change. the theory has to tighten. it has been really loose since the faintest -- famous book in 1978. the only way you can do that is to be aggressive in court and say, your honor, this goes under usedon 2 as the way we to define and not the way we are defini facebook should never have been , but thaty whatsapp would be a tough argument to make. environment, an and antitrust environment that eould eve -- could evolv and tackle tech. himselfnk he has shown to be someone who is not going to rock the boat in terms of the -- of this administration. i think he has hurt him

old german jewish girl known as susana has arrived at frankfurt airport german interior minister horizontal for a confirmed that the man known only as ali b. had been successfully extradited authorities in iraq say the twenty year old admitted that he had killed his ana who went missing last month the case has stoked the immigration debate here in germany. from a deal to frankfurt airport and on to vs via helicopter the young iraqi suspect was taken into custody amid heavy police presence authorities he is seeking to make amends after accusations that the only investigations will floor would like to. this shows that the german judiciary has this case under control everyone can see what's going on and i think that helps people sense that justice is being done. the state interior minister has a in future airports have specialized staff to check travel documents written in arabic from the g. seven summit in canada chancellor angela merkel extended her sympathy to the victim's family. the inconceivable suffering that this family is going through also affects me deeply and i can only say how goo

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again, working with rdot a series of studies the project on the left had more horizontal lines and after the process we started to emphasize these vert bays stronger and recessing the rest of the facade into the shadow. you can see here again on the right analysis of the vertical bays and in their kay case and d iron grill work to cast shadow. we do the same thing but with the bronze detail and in a more contemporary manner. you can see on the right a full scale mock-up what this can look like. it's not monolithic. it would be enlightened by the light itself and would come t life. you can see here how the building actually is i in syncoe with the buildings on the right. then once again the buildings on the left and our proposed buildings on the right. >> president hillis: public comment in support of the project. seeing none. dr requester, two minutes rebuttal. t. >>> thank you.there is a few ste materials, in compliance are the rdg the proposal draws upon the best features in the defining building while defining the quality of the neighborhood. >> i think the neighborhood has told you w

feet by 25 feet the reduced exposure that louis for a space that is 15 by 16 feet clear in all horizontal directions projects when is known for projects that reservoir waves and the building include a rental the owner will be required to enter a regulatory agreement with the city with the ordinance so these are the highlights of the accessary dwelling unit program or the adu again, i sent you puc.com you're welcome to e-mail that address i will get a response i promise coming from me we also had at the planning fog current planners that can answer questions for you. >> and we'll have q and a related to the accessary dwelling units at the end now let's shift to the dwelling unit legalization program again, you can e-mail the cpuc at sfgovtv.org address and i'll field this program as well so the dwelling unit legalization program has been in effect since 2014 interest have not been phases on the program the general highlights this is a voluntary program there is a limit to the number of dwelling units that can be legal shusz one per lot in a city one unit per lot and rent controls if they a

to go away, itself, the horizontal one.hat should be approved. those things -- >> which piece should be approved >> they don't have, people say it is easier for disney, it is about the same thing the assets that fox has, they both have some of that, too. >> disney is not distribution. >> yeah, so you think if we get word that they put a bid together, and say we're going to make a cash offer, it is fair game and now it is up to him to say does he want the cash or the shares >> he said he wants the shares it's a tax deal, it makes a big difference >> huge difference >> and the stock is very good. disney stock is a very good asset. i think there is not a piece of cake forcast, but the reality is that it should go through, and maybe they will be hung up a little bit you made a comment about don't laugh too hard because the next person will get hit over the head i never thought there was any basis. >> what do you mean the next one will be hit over the head? >> it will be pushed around a lot. >> andrew was suggesting that they ma

it's mostly the horizontal that we're worried about. it starts moving the building back and forth and pushing on it. when you see i'm pushing on it, the upper stiff of the wall stay straight up but the lower floors, they actually collapse just like i did there. >> luckily, we can put this building right back up where it came from so it's a lot easier. now kelly, obviously these aren't real frame walls here but when you talk about buildings, what makes the property for stiff? >> the easiest and most cost-effective type of bracing you can put in is either put in a brand new wall or to potentially go in and strengthen a wall that's already there where you don't need to have an opening is where you maybe have a garage door or access to commercial space, you might go to a steel frame or other types of bracing systems that provides the strength and stiff if necessary but at the same time, allows continued use of that area. but some combination of walls or frames or other tools that are in the tool kit that can bring the building up to the str

it turns out the human body and the plane respond differently to vertical versus horizontal crashing.ry little tolerance for vertical sink rate, hopefully you'll have a long flight out to dissipate your horizontal kineticking. they're kind of crashing down more than they're designed to do. only been three full-scale crash tests in history. there's been a few more fuselage drop tests. it's not mon -- man date but there's more of those. this is a section of a fuselage dropped 6.2-foot, impact speed of 20 feet per second but that's a botched takeoff or landing, this is the biggest, most recent fullscale crash test and there's a video of that. this is a rather -- so, this -- the impact because just 17 feet per second so that's highly survivable. they are doing -- testing an additive to fuel to prevent it from misting and prevent post crash fire. it failed miserably. they wanted to rip through the wing tanks but instead they slid through -- they ripped open he engines and exposed the hot engine parts to fuel dumping on it. now the fuel is not inflammable and had a long chain molecule added

my first question is going to be on your horizontal review. for the sales him him him practices at large and midsize banks with significant retail customer sales activities. can you tell me about the findings and what what he found and you found and learned in this review? quite in 2016, they started what we call a horizontal review and its frequent weevil duties among the agencies when we see particular risks that can be contained throughout the industry. we concluded that in the fourth quarter of 2017. it was the primary focus of the agency over an 18 month period. more than 40 national banks were involved in that and we looked at the new account openings without customer consent which included mortgages, auto, credit cards, checking accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts and then any products that would be joined that might include over overdraft protection. they included a look back over a three-year period that included hundreds and hundreds of millions of new accounts. we send the final letters to the ceos on june 4 and we did

. >> in that picture you can see the smoke from that brush fire, almost horizontal winds certainly a factor out there today. especially to the coastlines. right now we have gusts 40 miles per hour. in the north bay alone you can see those gusts anywhere from 20 to even 30 miles per hour. the wind is certainly active out of the west. we're going to take you closer into the north bay hills especially the san rafael area. we still have wind gusts 2:00 over 20 miles an hour, take a lull and increase tomorrow afternoon. unfortunately, we're tracking warm weather. that triple digit heat you see to our south and west, we're going to get a piece of that air mass in the coming days. >>> there's a new leader in the san francisco mayoral race. london breed took the lead today. she now has 51.3% of the vote. leno has 49.87%. leno took over after the rank choice votes were counted. the san francisco department of elections tweeted they're still processing provisional ballots. approximately 42,000 ballots still need to be counted. >>> president trump is heading to singapore skipping out early. he

recall that horizontal federalism. that is about letting the states play with their policies, both high and low tax. and letting citizens sort themselves and to these groups. how that relates to the internet sales tax is the same way it relates when those of us in washington, d.c. occasionally drive across the border into virginia him and fell up our cars with gas. when we pull into that gas station, that attended doesn't ask for our drivers license and charges residents gas. we are charged at the point of origin. it disciplines d.c. in maryland because they can only raise those gas taxes until everyone decides, forget it, i will spend the extra 10 minutes to get a lower price. in that way, it is healthy test competition. that is what we were experiencing online. yourconsumer, you can take purchases to a lower tax state online. it is a check on government growth that way, which is why a lot of people opposed it. that is kind of how this compatible -- competitive federalism plays into this debate. guest: -- host: all ri

theme a specific focus within the g7, as is often the case with specific themes, we have made it a horizontalgether a gender advisory council with extraordinary beaters from around the world who have been at every ministerial meeting, who are part of every element of decision and discussion around what the g7 is doing, to make sure we are thinking, including women and the impact on women and other intersection nowadays alities on everything we do, not just as a moral argument, but an economic argument, the smart thing to do. when you want to solve a problem and put a group of people pretty much identical to each other in education together, you will not get the same kind of creative thinking or out of the box solutions that you would get if you bring together a diverse group of experts from different fields, different backgrounds, different life stories, different perspectives. that is the case in solving a specific problem, it is also the case when you are trying to do justice by serving an extraordinarily diverse, yeographically, cultural country like canada, and have a broad range of voice

the deal through -- there's a question for what assets they could possibly buy >> it would be a horizontal one. >> there is a lot of silliness >> we were at 31, 32 it is pretty well defined. there is a gap above my hunch is higher things like this, frankly, as bad as it is, these things are bad. they are in the same category. >> they are so bad there >> they are terrible they are so terrible it is worth it >> so if you had to take a shot would you choose another media stock and not put this on? >> it is deal specific this is just an oversold condition. >> if the deal goes through it could provide fuel to the upside so bad it's good charts, right >> yeah c it's not just going to be this name some of the older sort of telecom companies dealing with this, they are all dealing with the same issue are they going to be able to do this things to adapt the changing landscape my suspicion is they will be able to do that. we'll find out next week of course the reason we are structuring this is there are some near term downside >> yeah. i would add this about the landscape it is an absolute free for

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theme a specific focus within the g7, as is often the case with specific themes, we have made it a horizontalput together a gender advisory council with extraordinary leaders from around the world who have been at every ministerial meeting, who are part of every element of decision and discussion around what the g7 is doing, to make sure that we are thinking about including women and the impact on women and other intersectionalities on everything we do. and again, not just as a moral argument, but an economic argument, not just as the right thing to do, but the smart thing to do. when you want to solve a problem and put a group of people pretty close to identical in their education paths, and their identities and social patterns, you will not get the same kind of creative thinking or out of the box solutions that you would get if you bring together a diverse group of experts from different fields, different backgrounds, different life stories, different perspectives. if that is the case in solving a specific problem, it is even more the case when you are trying to do justice by serving an ext

theme a specific focus within the g7 as is often the case with specific themes, we have made it a horizontalave put together a gender advisory council with extraordinary leaders from around the world who have been at every ministerial meeting, who are part of every element of decision and discussion around what the g7 is doing to make sure that we are thinking about including women and the impact on women and other intersectionalities on everything we do. and again, not as a moral argument, but an economic argument, as not just as the right thing to do, but the smart thing to do. when you want to solva problem and put a group of people pretty close to identical in their education paths, in their identities and socioeconomic status, you will not get the same kind of creative thinking or out of the box solutions that you would actually get if you bring together a diverse group of experts from different fields, different backgrounds, different life stories, different perspectives. if that is the case in solving a specific problem, it is even more the case when you are trying to do justice by se

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