this is karl malone of the utah jazz here to tell you about karl malone home state, louisiana. sometime at night karl malone will look up in the sky and say, what the hell going on up there? the ufo on other planets? phone home like et? karl malone never seen no flying saucer hit the shelf. if he do, that will be a speaky time. >> sean: abc's ceo, bob iger puts jimmy kimmel on night after night. we can't forget about his sexist skits that he did. might remember this. >> hello. welcome to hollywood. would you like to have sex me? >> no. >> would you like to have sex? no? please? i'm begging you. i think you would enjoy it. >> big guy. his unit is relatively small. >> right, right. >> gives you this inadequacy thing. >> oh, my god! >> you have ten seconds to then guess what is in my pants. ready? set? >> go. >> you should use two hands. two hands. >> sean: no one at abc, bob iger or disney is outraged by that? of course, you have joy behar. she attacked mike pence. why? because of his christian faith. take a look at this. >> she said that jesus tells mike pence things to say. >>

what are they buying and why >> they are buying a huge chunk of john malone's cable empire in europet will allow them to complete their cable coverage in joermge. challenging deutsche telecl lek their own market it's vodafone effectively converging its offering in four major companies and a big retreat for john malone from europe and a sign he's willing to take cash and re-evaluate his positions. >> this is a big deal here why do you think vodafone decided to expand this side? is this a continued reaction to the news we talked about yesterday on the comcast side or all of a sudden there's a massive multibillion dollar global play for cable and broadcast assets >> there's a lot going on in the space. operators have been looking to offset declining revenue from roaming charges or text messaging.look doing that is providing customers cable television, high speed internet, providing mobile phone services, all these options so they're fundamentally interacting with you as the operator and not with four, five different players in the market you have the complete customer experience that's

a bond of loyalty developed between malone and bin ladin. in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight bin laden's arab fighters had helped taliban forces conquer the city of mazar e sharif the last major city in afghanistan. to fall to the taliban. al qaeda had also for too long sought the taliban against its arch enemy the renowned guerrilla fighter ahmed shah masood. bin laden's former bodyguard remembers fighting lawsuits forces advancing on kabul. and for the mother to come i had a mobile one of the market sucked at the cut the deal had become in it to public. to come on with. us. in that one that. has come in a whisper to leave a colossal come out of it and select for the. missing . for the key thing. i do miss the latin for good. had to do. with the how the the more sort of how much. jimmy was not. happy. with it when the. it appeared to some observers who would keep players in events at the time that bin laden had considerable influence over his taliban allies and noticed a kind of helplessness in the sense that. was guiding the whole t

. >> hello, everybody, this is karl malone of the utah jazz here to tell you about karl malone's homelouisiana. sometime at night, i would like about the sky, and say, what the hell is going up there? he read on tv about why people getting abducted by aliens. now karl malone never seen no flying. self dumb access or his self but if you do, that is a spooky time. >> sean: the abc ceo puts jimmy kimmel on night after night after night. we cannot forget about is pretty despicable, disgusting extremely sexist it's good that he. remember this. >> hello, welcome to hollywood. would you like to have sex with me? >> no. >> would you like to have sex with me? >> no. >> i'm begging you. i think you would enjoy it. >> big guy, and his unit is relatively small, and it gives you this inadequacy. >> right, right, write. >> oh, my god, ! jesus christ! >> you have ten seconds to then guess what is in my pants. are you ready? >> said. >> go! you can use two hands. >> he will make a fine wife. >> sean: no one at abc, disney, outraged any of that. then you have joyless behar on abc's "the view." she att

and we can now speak to maria malone, principal lecturer in fashion business at manchester metropolitany. shejoins us from our salford newsroom. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. you have a lots of direct experience in this area of retail. i think most recently at littlewoods shop directs. the challenge of online and developing an identity, what is your sense first of all of where marks & spencer has gone wrong in terms of its offer in clothing?” think there is no clarity on who the customer is. and on the product that is being offered to the customer. i think the competition has come thick and fast and is napping at the heels, and is now overtaking. if you think about childrenswear which marks & spencer was the go to praise the childrenswear, now everybody is going to asda. so, there is competition in doing things better, better prices, compatible product quality, but also really focused on great marketing strategies. why don't they know their customers?” am afraid my aps hasjust don't they know their customers?” am afraid my aps has just fal

will manage to head off an almost certain collision well maybe being the operative word ginnell do malone reporting that a little over a month before the next election turkey's president. is trying to create the image of a country with a strong economy and at first glance he's right you call them a group more than seven percent to twenty seventeen but inflation is what you above the targets and the man in charge is dead against raising interest rates. many young people in turkey can't find a job a sure sign that the boom years are over one in five in that age group is no jobless the country's economy has taken several hits in recent years one main reason more and more foreign capital is leaving turkey an emerging economy especially dependent on outside investment. those factors have sent the country's currency the lira tumbling by twelve percent since mid april alone it's lost seventeen percent since the start of the year. to stop the trend and to attract foreign money again the central bank would have to raise interest rates even further it lifted one key rate to thirteen and a half perc

is headed in considering as well that italy has one of the euro zone's at lowest growth rates to malone there for us in fact but thank you. china plans to slash import duties on foreign cars starting july first tariffs will be lowered from as much as twenty five percent to fifteen percent beijing's announcement comes after promises of gradually being using restrictions on foreign investment the or who and ship building industries the u.s. and china recently said they would hold off on purity tariffs on each other's goods the two countries of the goshi a good deal that's aimed at narrowing china's trade surplus with the u. ways. and of course one of the. joins us from beijing with us how much of a difference are these compromises making a very because may take obviously designed to appease trump. well china has announced this some time ago these slashes in import taxes on cars they will probably not make a big difference to most of the comic us they will impact the imports of the high end comm makers such as the high end models of b.m.w. or dima or tesla which is something that donald tr

so i got up i gave you malone. the collaboration between the taliban and al qaida seem to benefit bin ladin. was not enough to fill one of the most of the. law then while benefited more because of the near shelter charitable board. oh he was the man in his life. there was restrictions on him. and he will not move on he will probably. go for both of them i mean he poured much of. except a few off his really is a war with him who support him. in some military. training or. many people are blaming him including myself i also wrote against malone but in one thousand nine hundred six i accept the responsibility. that i had ordered that he is playing an american game because many american diplomats in islamabad and benazir bhutto she was by mr at that time and she was also supporting with. because benazir bhutto was boarding with no more so i thought that maybe he is working for americans and i wrote some columns against him there may be more along was an american game so i was invited by them along what and he told me t

he is followed into the registrar's office by vivian malone. >> i think that it was a turning point.ou say that's enough. >> confronted with the violence, the standoffs and the fundamental injustice, the kennedys realize that america needs civil rights legislation. >> they need a law passed by congress that will end discrimination in the south. now, it's not so easy to get there because kennedy's own political advisers are saying to him, don't do that. the opposition in the south will be too great. >> the south was solidly democratic, and to go against the entrenched, you know, moors of the day by supporting integration was a politically risky move. >> just about nobody else on jack kennedy's team thought the timing was right. they thought it was premature, and bobby said, no, we've got to do it and we've got to do it now. do the right thing. >> bobby is in favor of an immediate unambiguous public statement about racial injustice. and he implores his brother to address the nation. >> this was bobby as being jack's better side, his better angel, telling him you give up whatever politi

so i've got a cable you malone. said. no no no no use in the back to mine the collaboration between the taliban and al qaeda seem to benefit bin ladin. getting out of one of the most absurd amount of the. smallman law then was better prepared what because the near showed her children wired. he was a man in a way and there was just rational on him and he would not move anywhere probably the course went on for four of them i mean he would not provide much of her. except a few authors who leave the world with him for sport. in some military. training or spouse many people are blaming him including myself i'll sort order against him alone but in one thousand nine hundred six i accept the responsibility. that i had ordered that he is playing an american game because many american diplomats in the sambar and been as input or she was prime minister at that time and she was also supporting longer. because benazir bhutto was boarding with no more so i thought that maybe he is working for americans and i wrote some columns against

tommy malone was also expected at game today, the question was how much?had been picked to win this stage but the fresh legs of australia's dennis professor. miller has a memory thing takes over mountains for two weeks. chris from's been up—and—down. a good time trial lifted him to fourth overall, but still a long way behind yates who has never been the best time trial are but doing his utmost to hang on for that pinkjersey. dutchman desperate to exchange his world champion karen jo dutchman desperate to exchange his world champion karenjo starts. mario power towards the finish. third fastest on the day. yates responded with two lancastrian bridge, trying to limit his losses. how many seconds would he lose as he approached the line? the answer, 75. which means it's still almost a minute ahead in the standings. that jersey is his to lose. dres anderson ama jersey is his to lose. dres anderson am a bbc news. let's get onto story about andrew strauss. andrew strauss is to take a step back from his role as england's director of cricket while his wife is treate

billionaire john malone.eutsche telekom has raised its full-year profit forecast on growth in america. itsgerman carrier adjusted outlook by 100 million euros to around 23.3 billion euros. that is after t-mobile u.s. added one million customers for the 20th consecutive quarter. the planned 26 point $5 billion deal for t-mobile's u.s. unit to take control of sprint remains in focus. we will bring you an exclusive interview with deutsche telekom's ceo at 10:30 a.m. u.k. time. deutsche bank is said to be considering a sweeping restructuring in the united states that could cut around 20% of its staff in the region. according to people briefed on the matter, the company is nearing a decision and the final reductions may be lower. a spokesman has denied there are any such plans. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thanks very much. let's turn to cryptocurrencies. has bitcoin blown it? trading around $9,000, has volatility killed its usefulness as a store of value? of oxygen strategy, one of the world's larg

. ♪ wanna kick it jackie chan >> reporter: for his newest tune, "jackie chan" with post malone. >> iore he had these big hits. it's been great. >> it's a special moment, we're seeing different collaborations in a way maybe we haven't seen in the past. but you haven't been shy about maybe your concern that the genre is watered down if it's not done right? >> yeah. you could easily lose your identity. you think -- i feel like for me, it's always important to stay dance music no matter what. because that's what i am. i mean, dance music forever. it's in my blood. so i always try to make music that stays foot to the floor. >> have you got it all timed out? >> all timed out. >> 55 seconds. >> and i walk right out there. >> begin counting. ♪ >> go! >> you got this. ta care. ♪ >> reporter: tiesto is like a psychologist without the ph.d. in the lab his process revolves around the crowd and their connection. he curates the vibe and then almost effortlessly cuts them free. when i see you do your thing, i feel like you really have strong kind of emotional intelligence. you know what the crowd i

reverend richard malone has placed another priest on leave this morning after buffalo news reported the priest was allowed to work in parishes for more than a decade despite being accused of sexual contact with a girl. a victims' group is demanding a victim's group is demanding the bishop reveal more information about abusive priests or resign. >>> a walmart in pennsylvania changed its policy after a heart-wrenching photo went viral. vietnam veteran manuel griffin was spotted sitting in the pouring rain taking donations for other veterans. that's because store policy requires anyone collecting money to be at least 15 feet away from the door. customers were outraged that he wasn't allowed to set up shop inside. >> how you could make a gentleman who fought for our country, risked his life for our freedom sit in the rain when he's trying to sell something to remember those who went before him. >> the manager at that walmart has now agreed to cover a canopy to veterans taking up these collections they time there's bad weather in the future. >>> in sports encouraging news about danny farquha

forty seven kilometers away and they have to travel through the jungle and we swim across a river malon you need your parking station is a thousand meters away i mean from any individual in the entire country so everybody has the right to vote and their guns are electoral commission which is its own branch of government something else that happens to it was it was three branches of government before which was judicial legislature the executive and groups of the citizens of that and an electoral one so that he had this independent commission that it gave people their rights back but does boris johnson have a point in one sense you mentioned gallagher justin trudeau didn't allow thousands of venezuelans to vote in the consulates so we should thousand in a travesty in itself that is as far as i understand it it's a complete contravention of the vienna convention on the magic relations it is sovereign territory you can't tell somebody that can't do something about itself and this is it. canada said that they were going to stop those people from voting how they did it i'm not all whether the

the only arab member of the security council would also like to thank mr malone of for his briefing and president. we meet today at a sad painful moment for the palestinian people with great sorrow and bitterness we express our most sincere condolences to the families of the marchers may they rest in peace. we also wish a prompt her recovery to all those injured because of the brutal israeli attack on the palestinian people who express their resistance in besieged gaza strip or on the eve of the sacred month of ramadan. we condemn in the most emphatic terms c odious the massacre. committed by israel in the gaza strip. because for a halt to the military aggression against so people immediately and we call for in a transparent independent international inquiry to be conducted the occupation is the main source of violence in our region any attempt to fortify the us by by some does not match reality to those who have different rhetoric and agendas we ask why have you so often blocked and transparent independent international inquiry we say this in this council we accept the results of such

the company is controlled by john malone.peak with the ceo of one of vodafone's rivals. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in north korea to prepare for president trump's summit with kim jong-un. it is his second visit in recent weeks. pompeo will ask whether north korea will release three americans being held there. said ton oligarchs is have made a $500,000 payment to an entity controlled by president trump's lawyer, michael cohen. the payment was used to pay hush money to a born actress. actress, stormy daniels. imf fora has asked the a credit line to help keep the peso from plunging. they want $30 billion. the president spoke to the nation. is going to permit us to strengthen our program of development and growth, giving a strong support to be able to face the new global scenario and avoid the type of crisis we have suffered in our history. central banktina's has raised interest times three times in 10 days to 40%. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists

forty seven kilometers away and they have to travel through the jungle and we swim across a river malon you need your parking station is a thousand meters away i mean from any individual in the entire country so everybody has the right to vote and their guns are electoral commission which is its own branch of government something else that happens to it was it was three branches of government before which was judicial legislature that executive any groups of the citizens of there and an electoral one so that he had this independent commission that it go you've people their rights back but there's boris johnson i've appointed months and you mentioned gallagher justin trudeau didn't allow thousands of venezuelans to vote in the consulate so we've thousand in a travesty in itself that is as far as i understand it it's a complete contravention of the vienna convention on the magic relations it is sovereign territory you can't tell somebody that they can't do something about sovereign and this it. can decide that they were going to stop those people from voting how they did it i'm not sure w

when there malone she ain't gonna get well i guess. you know. k'naan they got money. going anywhere my to my way to get that deep i'm down. so that. wasn't just yet. what. happened and we now know why and react madame up a couple of. them got oregon support also and gums have all of them think. i'm going to. put them on i'm. going to. go are still not bad back i'm good. i'm not going to die in my body. and it go back with that mission. at this new man. on the sun. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it as you know it's very challenging liberally but the good because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. unpack it for us what you hear and what we're seeing whether online horrendous things humans hold us there's

network giant in europe is born after vodafone spends $18 billion to buy european assets from john malone'serty global. >>> another wild session in equities let's look at how the picture is for u.s. futures in today's session, in line with what we're seeing in european markets, seems like dow and s&p will open up higher. i should tell you both did end the day around flat after much volatility and speculation into the announcement by president trump later in the session today it looks like thing also open up more positive. switching to european markets. the cac 40 is lagging this morning with some exposure on stock names to iran. that's weighing the index down you can see ftse mib is having a big rebound after yesterday's boun d down day in italian assets switching to fx, here there's the major theme again, one of dollar strength. dxy is at the highest levels for the year, actually up 1.4% for the year now all of that happened in the last ten days or so, clearly having an impact on all currency pairs. dollar/yen is almost at 110. cable at 1.3540. there is the bank of england meeting tomorrow

. >> i want to reuse something from house democrat frank malone, sei oversight exists for a reason, it protects patients from potential snake oil salesman or experimental treatments that might do more harm than good but sells like what you are saying is there needs to be initial vetting of these drugs. >> these drugs past phase i clinical studies, meaning they are on file with the fda doing clinical studies. fda will get annual reporting of patients to receive drugs under this program so we will take steps if we believe patients are being armed, there is some oversight here, less oversight than the current programs but still some oversight and ability to step in. this is a law that passed by unanimous consent and had 22 democrat in the house, there was bipartisan support, the gop led and got this bill passed but there was bipartisan support for this law. >> a very conservative lawmaker and a liberal lawmaker who is hiv-positive got together to sponsor something on the state level and he had an interesting thing to say, the conservative members said he considered this to be both pro-lif

european shares, which does signal a bit of a retreat for the liberty global boss and owner john malonethetransaction expands global footprint, a big incumbent inthe germany, deutsche telekom. the ceo does not like this deal what a lever. this deal follows years of on-off talks between liberty and marks vodafone, consolidation for major european carriers. vodafone shares are rising on the back of that news. deutsche telekom is sticking with the news, also in the news today, shares down by 1.1%, after predicting higher shares on the tale of u.s. growth. t-mobile, buying sprint is for the german carrier. budget telekom shares are down by 1.7%. vonnie? vonnie: as always, we are keeping our eye on regulation and how it will affect wall street weary of the house financial services committee still looking to loosen regulations on the banking industry. we are wondering, can significant legislation be done by the midterm election? let's get to washington dc and kevin cirilli. with awe are here republican from texas, and i want to talk about something dodd-frank did, because it created the consu

going to listen to chipper it's viral so we'll malone ploughmen we are home lima course of the so-called is the. it began in a hotel in banja luka. proceeded to to to with a drive past a town which had been completely burned out of ravaged could go towards. and we had no idea that the violence that we were driving through that was being enacted around us houses smoldering. shoes on the doorsteps because the families had had run for their lives and left their shoes. whitefly. hanging from some buildings in terra we now understand on the road step by new look at most of them villages lie empty and deserted homes destroyed. tortured beaten on the one who. only hunger your know all of your number out the policy of youth who nodded by their. style we didn't notice any new day. and cleanly and i reckon many constantly them. healing was. the plan was grad with me you still produce polydor me. park or my pretty program for government that. you took some from for. illicit. drugs at. the cliff i mean a nice was not let me guess lee mr gleason added any. money so that when he killed me many disease

. >> thank you for your question, congress woman malone. >> will you give us the names today. >> what me reiterate what i said in my opening statement, it was only after the committee added some nongovernment witnesses to the panel and deny the department of justice that i ask, and i am happy to be here today and answer your question. >> was the issue about mr. per nel for the moment, i can't speak for mr. per nel but he's not a member of the department of justice, he's not a gooft ment official, he doesn't speak for the department of justice, he doesn't speak for the civil rights division and he doesn't speak for me. i don't know where mr. bore he's getting that from. >> did you communicate with him? >> no. >> you did not. did you or anyone else at the department communicate with anyone, a political organization such as the rnc, redistricting commission, trump campaign, who else did you consult with on this position. >> i can't speak for other people, they'll have to speak for themselves, but in terms of people that i may or may not have consulted with in the executive branch, my ans

. >> reporter: 24-year-old campaigner abigail malone fears en with healthy fetuses would choose to have an abortion. >> ireland needs to remain a s lture and remain a country that vale right to life of every unborn child. e, reporter: this is a once-in- a-generation vnd both sides admit it's not just about abortion, but also about thetr soul of a stilitional country, now transforming. for the pbs newshour, i'nick schifrin >> woodruff: this sunday, in colombia, voters will elect a new president to replace jua manuel santos, who forged a ntroversial peace accord 18 months ago that ended more than 50 years of w. he struck that deal with the lurgest rebel group, the reonary armed forces of colombia, known as the "farc." s part of the deal, farc membve given up their guns to pursue politics they are still known as the farc, but that now means "common alternative revolutionary force," and they've chosen a new symbol: a rose. but, as special correspondent nadja drost and videographer bruno federico report-- with the suppt of the pulitzer center on crisis reporting-- the hard road to peace in c

what he's really pitching is america malone, anderica being alone without allies working hand in hand with us onn issue like this does not make us stronger. it makes us weaker. >> brangham: as u heard, the president today said secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way to north koreright now to start these initial talks for that nuclear deal. potential nuclear deal.l do you bve what the president did today helps or hurts our negotiating positionth with north koreans? >> i think it hurts our position with the north koreans. i'm glad we're having this i think dialogue is preferable to not having dialogue, but the message to the north koreans is this: if you do a deal with thet united s, and even if the international community and all the agncs say north korea is complying with the deal, the u.s. is not a reliable patner and will back out of it. with respect to the iran deal, we should ep the fos on iranian behavior and misbehavior, but what the president has done, he's now usrned the focon america's good faith in keeping a deal that's being complied with. i thinthat wilreduce the like

likewise, when vivian malone and james hood were going through the same thing at the university of alabama a year later in 1963, president kennedy federalized the alabama national guard, and one of the deputy attorney general's went down in person to insist, and governor wallace of course stands in the schoolhouse door, but in the end he steps aside. and then just to give one example, when we have the march from selma to montgomery in alabama in 1965, at the end of the day, what lyndon johnson did was to say, since alabama cannot afford to pay to guarantee the protection of the marchers, that the federal government will take up the cost. and that that march did occur successfully and peacefully, and so there are moments where the government can become like an ally. and so we do get a civil rights act, we do get a voting rights act, we do get a fair housing act, so there are those legislative accomplishments, but it is you have to push so hard to get your ally to take action. >> so, once again, in west germany, very similarly to the question of it depends at what the frenemyso issue, in whi

all right. >> malone also giving a shoutout at the orlando show, j.t.en she opened her concert tickets. how cool. >> he is all over florida right now. he was actually performing in florida last night: what a career that guy has had. he is still going. steve: thank you, jillian. all right. coming up, we are going to step aside. white house press secretary sarah sanders joins us live from washington next we hope. brian: we will cover the breaking news. do not mistake sey for weakness. do not misjudge quiet tranquility with the power of 335 turbo-charged horses the lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350 and a quiet interior from which to admire them. the lincoln spring sales event is here. for a limited time get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx. plus get $1000 bonus cash. it's red lobster's create your own shrimp trios. pick 3 of 9 new and classic creations for just $15.99. try new creations like savory crab-topped shrimp, and parmesan truffle shrimp scampi. but hurry, shrimp trios ends may 27th. and parmesan truffle shrimp scampi. to bring together a

somebody might make five or ten years from now we like discovery communications, which john malone saidnovember how undervalued he thought it was they cater, for example, discovery's target audience is women 30 to 50 years old and last time i checked, in the next ten years, we'll have a ton of them. >> all right nice pivot from emerging markets to david's interview we'll talk more about that theme, though. thank you very much. i wanted to show some of the currency carnage we've been seeing for some of those countries. >>> meanwhile, north korea threatening to call off next month's talks between the president and kim jong-un. eunice joins us from beijing >> reporter: hey, carl after weeks of warming ties, north korea has dramatically changed its tone toward washington today the official state kcna news agency quoted a senior diplomat as saying if the u.s. is trying to drive us into a corner to force our unilateral nuclear abandonment, we will no longer be interested in such dialogue the diplomat specifically criticized national security advisor john bolton for suggesting that the u.s. or

john malone seeing this as a move for the merger. >> the move in vodafone went up in trade kind of interesting because it's not typically what they do it is what we see a lot of these carriers do what they can offer a package in terms of content as well but it's not really what vodafone has done. it's not what vodafone has done in the markets it's a surprise for them but the market took it well. other stock to watch today sears announcing it will install tires ordered on amazon in its auto centers the stock is up significantly. 17%. when i saw the size of that move initially because they are going to execute on amazon, i was surprised. but they sell these types of products in terms of if you buy the sears tire and also install it there and so you can understand the size of the move but the pair of amazon highlighted once again >> magnified because it's so cheap. that's under a 50 cent move for the company. they've now realized if you can't beat them, maybe partner with them. i expect with all the financial pressure on lampard right now, there could be more to come. >>> quote of the day softban

vodafone buying parts of john malone's liberty global for roughly $23 billion. that deal includes liberty operations in germany, russia, hungary and the czech republic >>> disney reported stronger than expected second quarter results beating on the top and bottom lines earnings of $1.84 a share. 14 cents ahead of estimates. revenues surged 14$14.5 billion thanks to the blockbuster success of "black panther. bob iger sat down with julia boorstin to share his confidence in disney's ability to move forward with its $52 billion deal for fox assets. >> i'm not going to speculate at all about either what they're doing or why they're doing it. i can only say and reiterate that we made a deal in december that received unanimous approval, which is important by the 21st century fox board we're in the process of filing what we need to file to gain both regulatory approval and shareholder approval we're excited about that acquisition and remain confident that it will go forward. >>> joining us now for more on disney's bid for fox and media trends, michael wolf is here good