malone -- dr. malone was an early partner in gci's beginning, so we are happy where we are right now and expect great partnerships to continue. peter: finally, we had talked a little bit about tele-education and telehealth. those are pretty fast fields, aren't they? ms. pidgeon: yes, both of those are tremendously fast-growing fields, but i think they are both great examples of that old adage that necessity is the mother of invention. here in alaska, we have been at the front edge of telehealth, tele-education, and, really, it's out of necessity. in many of our small communities, there really is not the ability to foster -- sometimes, there's no dr. delivering care to community residents, and when an emergency comes their way, they have utilized telemedicine for years to bring expertise in communities to improve the quality of health care and health in their communities and really actually reduce cross over time, too, minimizing -- reduce cost over time, too, minimizing unnecessary and expensive an

malone, doctor malone, was an early partner in gci and the beginning. we are happy where we are right now and expect great partnerships to continue. >> host: finally, tina pidgeon, we talk about tele- education and telehealth so those are fast-growing fields, are they? >> guest: yes, both of those are tremendously fast-growing fields that i think they are great examples of that old adage that necessity is the mother of invention. here in alaska we have been at the front edge of telehealth, tele- education and really it is out of necessity. many of our small committees there is not the ability to foster and sometimes there is no doctor at community health aides were delivering care to the residents and when an emergency comes their way in alaska and communities, they have utilized telemedicine for years to be able to bring parties and communities to improve the quality of healthcare and health in their communities. a reduced cost over time to minimizing unnecessary and expensive and sometimes risky flights from a distant community to a location where may

department of youth rehabilitation service also joining us is frank malone, founder of the 100 fathersorporated. thank you for being with u while eric wasin rcerated, his son became involved with juvenile services under your agency and supervision. workers actually helped get that letter t writing going a fostering of that relationship. >> our philosophy and approach who understand that the key to serving and helping young people is to help the build strong families that connects them to their loved ones. it's not surprising our staff that we call youth developme representatives, not correctional officers, who see their roles helping young people to develop most of all strong relationships with their family. >> we know the importanc of fathers in the lives of their children. you founded the organization, you say, to try to change the way fathers and men are viewed by society. what do you mean by that? whg? are you do >> we started -- if you brought up a father it was an afterthought when education and planning, the father was the after thought. we wanted to move men out from dows into

. >> nearly a month after it happened, katie malone has been released from the hospital. geo ben knee tas has your "gma" first look. >> reporter: in the "gma" first look the survivor of the heart-stopping parasailing accident captured on tape. 29-year-old kate malone is out of the hospital. >> happy to be out and just get back to everyday life and move forward. >> reporter: and speaking out for the first time exclusively with abc news about that terrifying experience. >> when i was up there flipping around and stuff i was able to hold myself and carry my weight and brace myself. >> reporter: you can see malone flying uncontrollably through the air for 45 minutes after the tether connecting her to a boat broke free in puerta vallarta. >> when i was going down fast that's when i started spinning in circles and got sick. i just, you know, started saying a prayer right before it crashed and passed out. >> coming up we'll hear more about kate malone's recovery. with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. >>> it's 5:16. happening today the breath mobile, a mobile pediatric

so two boards losing malone as director on them shares are pretty much flat.s, back over to you >> julia, thank vaeery much we know you've got tacall to get onto, the at&t call. mr. malone saying he remains heavily invested >>> energy rallying today while transports took a hit, finishing the day lower by 1.5%. joining us now to discuss fast money traders. good to see both of cow. so, guy, energy versus transports you see that relationship continuing to go in opposite directions >> yeah, i guess it makes sense. it's going higher, transports are going lower. for me, though, transports might be about the airlines. the airlines can't get out of their own way. so they start rallying and it's hard to get onboard. if you like ups at 15 times forward upperings, they report tomorrow, and you look at federal express and say 11 1/2 times forward earnings it's dirt cheap. so if you're asking me for one play in the transports that still makes sense in this environment in my opinion it's federal express. >> but you like the airlines, is that right >> i believe in the airlin

. >> john malone, a well-known name in telecommunications recently purchased gci. that changed your mission at all? >> know it hasn't and for us at gci this was really a way of april circle transaction. mister miller and doctor malone was an early partner in gci's beginning and so we are happy where we are right now and expect great partnerships to continue. >> finally tina pidgeon, we talked a little bit about the education and telehealth. those are pretty fast-growing fields, are they? >> yes, both of those are tremendously fast-growing fields but i think they are both great example of that old adage that necessity is the mother of invention. here in alaska, we have been happy front edge of telehealth, tele-education, and really about necessity in many of our small communities, there is not the ability to foster, sometimes there's no doctor, often community health aides delivering care for the residents and when an emergency comes their way really an alaskan communities, they have utilized telemedicine for years to be able to bring expertise and in communities to

. >>> john malone retiring from the board of charter communications malone says he wants to cut back on travel and focus on fewer board positions. he's got a lot to do he's the biggest private land owner in the united states >>> and the head of amazon's film division is also leaving the company. amazon is not specifying why he is leaving, but he will remain at company for a few months during a transition period >>> we're just getting started on a busy monday morning on deck, more on the crypto comeback bitcoin's big move this week we'll find out what is driving that higher and why gold has been losing its shine, it's in a correction an expert's take on the big drop and what to do if you own or are thinking about owning gold your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term me

malone, doctor malone was an early partner in gci's beginning and so we're happy where we are right nowxpect great partnerships to continue. >> and finally tina, we had talked a little bit about tele- education and telehealth , those are pretty fast forward to fields, aren't they. >> yes, both of those are tremendously fast-growing but i think they're both great examples of that old adage that necessity is the mother of invention. here in alaska we have been at the front edge of telehealth, tele- education, and really is out of necessity in many of our small communities there really is not the ability to foster, sometimes is no doctor and its community health aides were delivering care to the residence and when an emergency comes their way, really it in alaskan communities they have utilized telemedicine for years to be able to bring expertise in communities to improve quality of healthcare and health in their communities and really, actually reduce cost over time to minimizing and unnecessarily an expensive and risky fright fro flight from a distance community where maybe you could get

. >> seth: moses malone. right? >> yeah. moses malone. dawkins at my high school graduation. >> seth: was he there randomly or did he -- >> no. he had -- [ laughter ] he came to see me. >> seth: yeah, okay, to see you. you are going places, kid. >> you're going places kid. i can tell by the hair, yeah. >> seth: what was he doing at your high school? >> he was related to someone that was graduating as well. yeah. >> seth: gotcha. that is -- like when you think back to, because obviously we live in worlds where we meet people all the time, and it's very exciting. but when you think back to high school meeting an athlete, like for me was the biggest deal. >> absolutely. any time when you meet an athlete. >> seth: yeah, it's true, because as actors we're kind of pulling the wool over people's eyes, but they are the real deal. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. i mean you know, it's hard to do what we do, and it's really hard to do what they do. but you know, definitely, they are really actually -- they really win. >> seth: yeah. >> when they win, th

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the invocation by father matt malone. let us pray. we meet up in a moment of mourning, but in an hour

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nbc's malone has the latest. >> reporter: 8:30 saturday ght, a crowd gathered outside jazz dacquari's, a small cocktail shop in new orleans. that's when police say two men wearing hooded sweatshirts opened fire. one appeared to have a handgun, the other a wrifle. e have three people with gunshot wounds. every unit thatan respond, please respond. >> reporter: when the shots stopped, two men and a woman were dead, seven others wound and rushed to local hospitals. at least six people have been ikilled at this spot the last decade. robin jackson says her son is one of the latest victims. >> it's sad and it's heartbreaking. i'm begging, put the guns down. it took somebody that i love so much. >> reporter: police are offering a $5,000 reward for help tracking down the shooters. theessage from new orleans police chief michael harrison to the gunman, we're coming for you. this has to be personal. i t mean,s firing indiscriminately into a crowd, p shooting ten , killing three? that's personal. it doesn't get more personal. >> new orleans mayor latoya cantre said of the violence plaguing their

world time trial champion and the biggest threat to thomas' crown, tonder malone, went faster yet.. not even a slipup would deter him, and while his legs started to show the strain, he was able to do in. it wasjust a whirlwind. 0bviously across the line it was massive emotion. and now, it is going to take a while to sink in, for sure. i is going to take a while to sink in, forsure. iam hearing is going to take a while to sink in, for sure. i am hearing the stories about what it is like back home in wales. like i said, i've stayed in the bubble, i haven't let any of that in. i've no idea what it is like. i obviously have some sort of idea but it is just insane, really. tomorrow's processional finale traditionally dictates nobody attacks the yellow jersey, traditionally dictates nobody attacks the yellowjersey, which means all thomas has to do is cross the finishing line here in paris and he will be crowned champion. he becomes just the third ever brit on to it windy to do france, and there to it windy to do france, and there to congratulate him was a surprise visit from his wife on

so one of the things the initial things that happens is you get a buildup of fluid little little malone's on an effect of the you start to draw in the room. and then lead or. rest if you feel your own moral theory but it's up to the coroner decide and work out what it is that's actually killed. and we understand that that post-mortem examination is going to be taking place and we also knew that this amesbury couple were exposed to the same nerve agent as the script hols but it will police be able to identify how they were exposed. well the police i understand are looking for one of the walls that. they touched because i'm on i suspect what it is is it's the the vessel that was used by the would be assassins of this cripples that they discarded in the park and that will still have the navi taught contaminants either on the outside of it or inside it as well and that nestle could have been a syringe it could have been a little pot it could be something as innocent as you know a part of a stream or something out but somehow or other and the come in contact with it's been of got into the skin

katie malone is finally out of the hospital nearly a month after the accident. she was in mexico celebrating her 29th birthday when the boat capsized and the line connecting her to that boat snapped. she drifted in the air for 45 mints before crashing back down. >> when i was up there flipping around and stuff i was able to hold myself and carry my weight and brace myself. but when i was going down fast that's when i started spinning in circles and got sick so then i just, you know, started saying a prayer. right before i crashed i passed out. >> that crash left her with a broken pelvis, four broken ribs and a collapsed lung. you can hear more of that exclusive interview later on "good morning america" but amazing so see how far she's come. >>> coming up a player's bad day at the ball bark to say the least. check out his epic dugout meltdown ahead. >>> but first new efforts to save those trapped boys in thailand. there's hope they could be rescued in days instead of months. the day after chemo shouldn't mean going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulast

we have john malone, he said there are a few things he would like to buy.netflix or amazon comes in and buys. that is what people are hoping. swooping in and saving legacy media. scarlet: thank you. it is time for the bloomberg is this flash them a snapshot of some of the biggest business stories in the news today. u.k. regulators have blocked steve cohen from opening his hedge fund in britain. the financial conduct authority denied his point because it deemed him unfit. no comments from the sca. said it wase fca unlikely to grant approval because the u.s. regular had barred: from managing marnie -- money until 2018. unicredit is exploring a potential sale of its credit card business. biggest credit's card company with a value of ford and $70 million. unicredit is working with the financial advisor on a transaction. it is working to clean up its balance sheet and selling billions of bad loans as part of it. your business flash update. taylor: you will want to check v go.t you can see them and adapt them. here is one on how the indexes have broken their losi

one could be a company that owns qvc, the john malone company. another one could be alibaba.e own a stake in groupon. ac, whose ceo is on the board of groupon. so there are a lot of companies that could be circling around this company. emily: what about amazon, tom? is this something they would want? >> amazon is a special case. if you look at their historical by strategy, build first and second. sometime ago they had amazon daily deals, and they still have daily deals, but it is more about getting merchandise at a discount, so i don't know for amazon there is a lot of incremental value to the extent that i don't know amazon wants to do more in the local merchant arena. to me, the companies that make the most since are a google or wouldok, companies that leverage those relationships with local merchants of groupon, then overlay or so incrementally more advertising to them, so i don't see amazon as the suitor groupon. emily: it is interesting to think about the history of groupon, a company that google almost bought for $6 billion. now the market cap is $2.6 billion. it was th

this morning 24-year-old katie malone is out of the hospital. >> happy to be out and gist get back to: speaking out for the first time exclusively with abc news about that terrifying experience. >> when i was up there flipping around and stuff, i was able to hold myself and carry my weight and brace myself. >> here we go, katie. >> reporter: on vacation in puerta vallarta celebrating her birthday when she took off for that parasailing adventure. moments later the tether connecting her to the boat coming loose. you can see her flying uncontrollably through the air for 45 terrifying minutes. >> when i was going down fast that's when i started spinning in circles and got sick so then i just, you know, started saying a prayer and right before i crashed i passed out. >> reporter: the rope parasail at times going horizontal bobbing back and forth and crash landing at an airport suffering several injuries including a fractured skull, broken ribs and a collapsed lung. spending 26 days in the hospital fighting for her life. injuries so serious she was airlifted from mexico to san diego. her fa

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the invocation by father matt malone. let us pray. we meet up in a moment of mourning, but in an hour for hope. for this memorial not only our remembrance of things past, but the touch stone of our present. and a right of dedication to our future. we gather here in this sacred place where the memory of all our fallen heros repels our heart, the highest aspirations of the nation. to proclaim to our fellow citizens and to the world, bobby kennedy still lives in millions of hearts that seek a newer world. in millions of minds that dream things that never work and ask why not. in every ripple of hope. we make this proclamation, not only through mere human words or earthly gestures, but in this spirit of prayer. that privileged place in every soul were the grace of god transforms our wounded heart into hearts of wounded healers. where sorrow is charged with meaning. where human weakness is redeemed. and hope reborn. so we pray. that the god, bobby kennedy served so well. will send his spirit upon this mourning. to guide our feet in the way

where are the malones? the malone family from iowa, they drove more than 1,000 miles to get here.tops were there? >> not very many. >> you just keep going. >> yeah. >> you guys just came to see us on the plaza? do you watch the "today" show at home. >> very much, yeah. >> who is your favorite character? you don't have to say savannah. is it sunny. >> i really like hoda. >> you're my absolute favorite. >> i thought you guys like rossen reports. you like jeff rossen. but if he comes knocking on your door, don't let him in. >> that's good advice anyway. >> exactly. >> that's good stuff. >> thanks for coming. >> that is awesome. savannah, these guys drove 3,000 miles. hello to you, too. >> we have a fun show coming up ahead. mila kunis is here this morning. we're going to talk about her new movie co-starring with kate mckinnon. the one place you'll never find her. she'll reveal that. >> batten down the hatches. >> what's happening? >> jen and i get to fill in for megyn at 9:00. >> hopefully we won't just talk over each other, so excited. >> that's appointment tv. i'm sorry, i've got t

tommy malone will makt' toni start in place of strasburg. finally, earlier today the senior open championship at the old course at st. andrews. check this out. mark james' tee shot on 17 hits a seagull in mid-air and then it went out of bou and that's -- that's right. not a good way t finish thewe for this bird. james went on to triple bey th hole and we heard it listed as day to day, and he might not play tomorrow and kind of seems like thatas injury bug kind of gotten to everybody these days. redskins getting back out heret rrow. camp is really just getting started and only will be picking up from here an see how this team progresses over the next couple of weeks. >> we know quint wentri vege. how does he look? >> looked good. had a brace on one leg. i don't know if the was a little mushy, and i kind of thought he had a little. . certainly lood so far. i don't see him partaking in ly one ofg, and certa those guys will be keeping an eye on and hopefully no more injuries. >> let us see if you catch him with a pork op all right? >> start of t

. >> i'm an intern for congressman frank malone representing new jersey. in termsu touched upon of saudi arabia, but just to, you know, make sure what your thoughts are in the matter of this, how effective you think the united states relationship with saudi arabia plays against iran? i know you have mentioned specific things president trump's during the previous administrations may not of been doing but i feel like a lot of things from the travel ban focused on iran and syria to the a harshertes having approach towards iran but not necessarily saudi arabia who has violated a lot of human rights, do you think the united states, you know, the current administration, puts pressure on iran but turns the other i to saudi arabia and is currently making all of these moves simply to do a better relationship with saudi arabia? thank you. >> a good question. let me be very clear. it is actually in the united states interest on the functional, working relationship with saudi arabia. a with saudi arabia. a what the trump administration is joined as far beyond. frankly

long time detroit asssitant coach brendan malone...unfor tinatly you think james was going to listen an assistant ....good bye brendan....... current warrior asssitant mike brown nesxt tried lebron.in fact brown coached the cavaliers and james twice..both time ending in goodbye.... the one guy who you might say lasted.eric spolstra in miami..where they won 2 titless in 4 years...but spolestra was taking orders from pat riley..who lebron thoght riley..who lebron thoght flexed his muscletoo much...bye bye..miami.. his return to cleveland brought in david blatt from the european legue.poor blatt had a winning record....but lebron didn't care for him....so blatt was axed at mid season... and then their was tyrone lue hand picked by lebron....the pressure so great he had to take a month off during the season to deal with stress.....he came back let lebron coach and was said to feel fine.... bottom line...its 2018....anybody can talk...but very few have the talent to make teams a winner...yes james is one of a kind....but it's a reminder the nba is a players league...and coaches better not

." >> katy malone was in mexico for her birthday and decided to go parasailing.the boat broke leaving her flying uncontrollably for 45 minutes. >> when i was going down fast i started spinning in circles and got sick. i started saying a prayer before i crashed and passed out. >> she crash landed at an airport nearly two miles away next to an alligator, fracturing her skull and pelvis, breaking ribs and collapsing a lung. she spent 26 days in the hospital fighting for her life. a gofundme page set up to pay for her medical bills has reached $51,000. >>> looking ahead to the holidays, there's a new way to check out the toys, the catalog you will find in the grocery store. >> looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. in the green up 132 points. 24,307. another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> are you getting seven hours of sleep every night? oh. oh. i ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favor

news on johnng malone, the media mogul. -- retiringing as from the board of charter communications. be the director there. just a point of information. old and has built a number of different media companies and is seen as his specialty in maximizing tax benefits from those companies. he is retiring from the board to reduce his travel and focus on fewer or positions. he is heavily invested in the company he says. it looks like jim meyer will be his replacement on the board there. continue with at&t with reporter results a few at&t, toplineving and bottom-line beating analyst estimates. an eps of $.91 also tops the 84 consensus -- $.84 consensus. is saying itenson was an exciting quarter for at&t as we completed the acquisition of time warner on june 15. for more, we have john butler as our senior telecoms analyst. that speaks to how they are looking ahead and not looking backwards in the quarter that ended. in addition to saying the time warner purchase closed, at&t says it is buying apt nexis and how does this fit in with their strategy? john: if you look forward as you said, this

first tour de france victory the team sky rider holds a two minute and five second lead over tom do malone going in saturday's thirty one kilometer long individual time trial which will decide the overall winner of this year's race defending champion chris froome slipped down to fourth in the standings after premier won the final mountain stage on friday to move into third julian alef a leap secured the king of the mountains title he just needs to safely make his way through to paris to see dominant team has been knocked out of the quarterfinals of the german open chile's nicolas yari took just under two hours to beat the world number eight in two close tie break sets but the twenty two year old had to come from behind in both sets of secure the biggest win. of the. potential world title fight awaits the winner of saturday's heavyweight boxing bout between joseph parker and dillion white the pair have each lost just once in their careers both being beaten by a unified champion anthony joshua new zealand's parker lost his w.b. zero belts to just one points in march and is promising a more a

the neighborhoods in central malone who are on the you know really jail so she grew up with the really in or nonviolent actions against education she grew up with home really from the israeli soldiers to her house and killed house or her own self so she didn't give up for a little solace of working and as a woman she's you know working hard to educate other palestinian women to steadfast and remain strong in front of a few people who was really past does her a story what real impact is i had story as well as the story of the village itself not the father have on the popular resistance movement going forward. you know i have the story of all the palestinian children who are in jail the story of all the palestinian people who are suffering from the israeli position under israeli apartheid and were forced from from israeli stillman's and they include within those bank and gaza strip from the israeli occupation. of the streets of new generation of people who are refusing to give up and who are asking for unity with palestinian nonviolence program against the israeli education to give hope

. >>> john malone retiring from the board of charter communications malone says he wants to cut backn travel and focus on fewer board positions. he will become the director emeritus >>> and the head of amazon's film division is also leaving the company. the tech giant has not specified why he's leaving, but he will remain a the company for a few months during the transition period >> i'm adding two items. one is the ritz crackers story this whey protein. it's not really that these are ritz crackers that have a layer of cheese on them and also the goldfish that have some cheese in them. >> it's the cheese flavors >> therefore the whey protein. the second piece, we were talking about the lottery. someone won 5$522 million this morning in san jose. we said what's the biggest one ever biggest one we believe is 7$758 million, that was in massachusetts last year. the biggest jackpot ever was 6 $1.6 billion, but split between three people >> oh. that's close to the 522 million. >> yes congratulations to today's winner i'm envious, jealous if you want to send me a check -- >> unless she face

and easily smashes the record for post malone beer bongs.gest album debut so far this year. >> not just albums. they have estimated that he is responsible for roughly 5% of his home town's tourism. comes from toronto, it's estimated that he helps bring in $440 million for the city through things like his relationship with the restaurants, clubs and always referencing the fix. >> he's now inspired a new dance phenomenon to the lyrics of this song "my feelings." the social media comedian has spawned the shiggy challenge. >> and it looks like it's just really anything you want. really anything you want to do. >> russell in the background. >> should we try it? we're out of time. >> five seconds. >> we're out of time. that's not part of -- >> what are you doing? t of -- >> what are you doing? that's not part of -- >> what are you doing? take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. ♪ it's late at ni

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the invocation by father matt malone. >> let us pray. we meet not in a moment of mourning but in an hour for hope, for

. >> malone was in mexico celebrating her birthday, you can hear more of that on "good morning americaawaii is the first to ban certain sunscreens. the ban becomes effective in 2021. once that happens, sunscreen with those chemicals will only be available to those with a prescription. some fear the ban will discourage people from wearing sunscreen. >>> and if you love to ski, sometimes you have to get out on the slopes, right? even in july. >> this guy wasn't into the independence day celebrations in colorado. he went searching for what little snow there was in breckenridge and even managed to get in a run or two. >> oh, come on. >> pretty dry out there. >> yeah, that's not exactly ideal conditions, but hey, i guess if you enjoy it, skiing in jorts. i don't think i've ever seen that one before. interesting. >>> coming up. the real-life kidnapping case. >>> and a 92 year old accused of killing her son. we're hearing from a family member who says she doesn't deserve to be locked up. you're watching "world news now." atching "world news now." about the colonial penn program. here to tell

same as when vivian malone and james hood were going through the same thing at the university of alabama three years later in 1963, president kennedy federalizes the alabama national guard. one of the deputy attorney generals went down there in person, i think it w to stand i they steps inside. when we have the march from selma to montgomery in alabama in 1965, at the end of the day, what lindyndon johnson did was 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 successful and peacefully. so there are moments when the federal government can become like an ally. and we do get a civil rights act. we do get a voting rights act. we do get the fair housing act. so there are those legislative accomplishments. it is just that 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 depends at what level, and also the frenemy issue, at the federal level in west germany, beginning in the 1950s, there is a program

malone's testimony rest on a foundation of lies and exaggerations. the human face attached to this tragedy, this is a real story and so we heard and our families got hurt and come on. he just got out. he can't stand here and rant and rave because he is under a gag order. they are going to retry him. he can't say anything to you. he is under a gag order. we will respect that gag order. but i am not. i am not. [applause] >> i will hush in just a minute. the fellow that put him down is living off of a nice retirement check in virginia. the -- there is no accountability for fbi agents under that conclusion. if there is no accountability there has to be maximum oversight, that is the courage, the kind of people in this e oom. that the gary nelsons in the world, i should have given him a vote, he had no clue what to do with that computer,r, 1985 when he went down. you remember how bad you are hurt. remember this man. this man. what we went through pales next to what he went through. [applause] >> takes your breath away. whistleblowers without whistleblower

and others have to look at what is on the landscape, including john malone, you'd figure out next stepse more dealmaking as the media industry tries to reposition itself against these tech companies. alix: that is when it happened, when they met on the sidelines. jason: there is always something. alix: they hid in the closet and talked about it. jason: sun valley. i bet you wish there was another sun valley next week, so they could to the next round of deals. erik, i have to think that everybody on wall street is -- they will make a lot of money on this, but they have to be salivating on what we have been talking about, which is more deals to come. this is a great time to be an investment banker. out invery banker was sun valley buying craft beers for people. [laughter] alix: they were doing that weeks ago. erik: it goes in waves. for my students, this is where they want to do. alix: what is going forward, with the regulatory issues that we need to pay attention to? erik: they are coming up on the antitrust side, but if you have exposure to the fcc, they can throw up roadblocks and sinc

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on number 11 you have got kylie malone with i should be so lucky.s. if i was trying to be cool i would say something like radiohead of number 29. but probably it isa radiohead of number 29. but probably it is a really obscure jon bonjovi track called jamie don't take your love to town on number 38. i had never heard it before i had the album andl never heard it before i had the album and i fell in love with it. it introduced me to music that i was not familiar with. it does not normally do that. it normally tells us what we love already, those dance songs. tragedy, all those kind of slightly cheesy ones. guilty pleasures. macarena must have been on there. i would have thought so. is that something that you don't have? they do introduce you to things that you might not particularly have listened to at the time. iam particularly have listened to at the time. i am a big 80s music fan so i like the earlier ones, but i am still collecting them today. i am keeping in touch with what people are listening to today as well. this is going to be on the 100 alb

lisa malone, let him do his job. " gowdy went on to offer advice during the to the president and this is what he said. " my advice to the president is the same thing i just told his mueller the bob time, the independence, and the resources to do the job. " you aree to say, "when innocent, if the allegations of collusion with the russians has no evidence and you are innocent of that, act like it." advice that gave to thedy president of the united states of america. clear, i have a tremendous amount of respect for the the chairman of the oversight committee. the chairman and code does comments to find that he and "have nogowdy, intentions of interfering with the investigations on robert mueller." now, they are doing the opposite. stores, they are asking individuals involved in the russian investigation hundreds of questions about confidential human sources. potential witnesses in the criminal probe. in public, they are holding emergency hearings issuing unilateral subpoenas and threatening content and impeachment even demanding that the top justice enforcement law enforcement officers,