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. >> for more on the deal, let's bring in jonathan ferro and matt campbell. why has the deal been shelved? there are plenty of theories out there. >> two main theories. one comes from the companies themselves. tax, regulatory obstacles. analysts will tell you it was down to management. getting the structure of this company to merge together, terrifically difficult. says thattin sorrell if these two giants came together they would have overtaken him. something apparently only his parents -- he didn't care so much. the tax issues, the regulatory issues, they stop to this deal? >> i think it is both. publicis executive of said there were some disagreements around the principle, the quality between the two companies. who would be the chief financial officer? i don't think it is a secret that there were some disputes at the top level about how this so-called merger of equals would work. these tax and regulatory issues created a delay and probably opened up space. >> sir martin sorrell was p wereg about how wb capitalizing on the delay. >> there are two sets of win

matt irwin a wrister past jonathan quick. 1-0 sharks and it's looking good.n the period, though, drew doughty with the goal and we are tied at 1-1. midway through the second, sharks on the power play. patrick marleau, great scoring chance, quick, though, with the amazing save. any goalie more clutch in big games than quick? i don't think so. it was ruled no goal. now, 90 seconds left in the second. odd-man rush, anze kopitar the easy goal. 2-1, los angeles. less than five minutes into the third, a wrister. top shelf pass, niemi. kings win 5-1 going away, stunning the sharks and their fans. >> every year you lose, it's pretty low, but this one is the type of series that will rip your heart out. >> it's a missed opportunity, because there's a lot of good things here, but that's a devastating loss. >> just, you know, so disappointed right now. felt like, you know, we had some good chances, just didn't go in. it just, you know, tough pill to swallow right now. >>> all right, moving to at&t, giants and padres wrapping up a three-game set. early offense for the g-m

i think that was one of the things that matt bevin did not get off to a very good start. >> jonathan,cans are certainly intent on taking control of the senate. and that could put mitch mcconnell, if he wins, ultimately back in control of the senate were that to happen. how are their chances looking right now? >> you know, different people grade it different ways. i put it about 50/50 right now. the thing that might mitigate against them getting control of the senate is the economy is getting better. there are signs that economic growth is picking up. and remember, in 2010, unemployment was at 10% when the republicans took the house. this fall, it's going to be closer to, you know, 6%. that's a big difference. so if economic trends continue to, you know, improve, it could give the democrats a little bit of hope. but here's the problem for democrats. turnout in midterms is significantly lower. 50 million fewer people vote in midterms. and most of those stay-at-home voters, or nonvoters are democrats. if the democrats can't get them to turn out this year, they will lose control. >> yeah.

this race and put matt bevin behind him and is now focused squarely on alison grimes and this race going into the fall is going to be a repeat of that, very tough race. >> woodruff: jonathanre the force at work in kentucky the same things at work in georgia helping the mainstream republicans there in oregon or are we talking about something different? >> i think each state is a little unique because the races with incumbents, those have been there 30 years, are always different than open races. but you see republicans learning mistakes of the recent election cycles in which they didn't put enough care into nominating some of these candidates. it's not pure ideology, it's also the quality of the candidates and the nature of the campaigns and i think those were their candidates who were raising more money, who were smarter and scheuer about how they approached the campaigns are doing better. in some cases, the candidates are more conservative. >> woodruff: and, dan, it's not that the conservatives don't feel every bit as passionate about what they believe, is it? >> no, not at all, and we spent most of the spring talking about the narrative of the tea party versus the estab

jonathan martin of the "new york times." let's start in kentucky. peter, mitch mcconnell, long time senator for kentucky versus matt bevin.tt bevin. interesting race. all the more so because mitch mcconnell a few months back told "the new york times" we're going to crush the tea party and crush them everywhere. this is his personal chance to do that back home. i don't know anyone who thinks matt bev vein has a prayer. does the margin matter? is that going to be viewed as sign that on the right flank among grass roots conservatives he has a problem? >> i don't think it's going to be close. i don't think a lot of people think it's going to be that close but it matters in the context of the general election. it is going to be a very tight general election against the democrat -- likely democrat nominee, secretary of state there. he does have to deep republican base in the fold. but, to you point, mitch mcconnell, this is personal to him. he has been laying the groundwork to beat back a tea party challenge for years. this goes back to four years ago when he reached out to rand paul and brought him into the tent. >> after rand