matt campbell in london. tt, a massive amount of the market -- i was looking on the terminal to see how much revenue these two would account for. matt: it is just gigantic. it would be a very large steel and what is already a very consolidated industry. these are the two biggest players. they do not have a large amount of geographic overlap which is one of the reasons the transaction could be executed. you lookno question if at this from an antitrust perspective, it is enormously complex. matt: i was thinking antitrust. i care about beer but no one really cares about beer. as not like telecommunications or computer chips. is it important? matt: i think the regulators it is important. it is a consumer product. people buy it. millions of people buy it. you don't want to buy -- see rolling over for companies be scene is rolling over for companies like this. a lot of antitrust lawyers are thanking their lucky stars today. matt: went good idea look like? we see molson coors gaining considerably today and other anal

are going to do what we can as a community to find the person or persons responsible principal matt campbell tells me police and school staff are investigating. by talking to students to find out who wrote the disturbing notes. and any violence here is unusual and unsettling. sot i am starting to feel like our kids are not safe. it is just unbelievable they have to do something. parentswho packed in for back to school night say the school needs to take all the appropriate precautions. sot i just hope they are doing everything they can to keep the kids safe here. it is very scary students are ready for the disruptions to stop sot i don't pay too much mind it is just irritating and gets in the way of school sot i think people should confess it is getting kinda old the school is offering a cash reward to find the person who wrote the threating notes. in walnut creek justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam: because of toxic algae. the east bay regional park district says, lake anza is closed until further notice. the lake - located in tilden regional park - has a bloom of toxic, blue -green algae. w

i want to just bring in matt campbell joining us from london.e is going to be able to talk a little bit about this because there is a timeframe involved as abev as sab miller and quoted outside the united states with a timeframe :00 taking that they had to make before or the formal offer for sab. you are noting the number of brands. they have in emerging markets. matt: we were looking at sab miller and it is a milk -- amazing, they actually have very good beers. they have some of my childhood favorites like mickey's, i don't know if you remember that? have been amazing amount of brands, matt campbell, and i'm going to the brand portfolio on the anheuser-busch website after into my birth date. also, a huge amount of brands. it is like every beer in the world that is not a microbrew and these two guys control. matt: that is right and the scale and scope of conception has been astonishing in the industry, basically in every country, 10 years or 15 years ago, to local breweries, three local breweries that may have been controlled by a family. the li

for more, let's bring in matt campbell. what does this mean for altice? tt: this transaction, was completed, it will make them into the first rank of the u.s. cable industry. he was a bit player cablevision operates in the new york metropolitan area, not in new york city but in the suburbs. it is one of the top five or six u.s. cable operators. with this, and, nation with sutton link and other deals, in combination, this makes altice heavyweighta in the u.s. francine: it means that what u.s. pay tv, that industry is growing and it makes sense to own? i am not sure if this is driven so much by growth as by the opposite. the u.s. business is consolidating among cable, telecom media in general. everyone is buying each other if they can. we have seen at&t making major acquisitions. charter getting bigger. this is about the netflix effect and the amazon affect in the apple effect. these are company that once upon a time could count on a very lucrative business model in which basically everyone had a cable's excursion. -- cable subscription. these guys are tryin

correspondent matt campbell is here now. going to do a great deal is all off the table. why?ais is always look complicated situation. an asset swap of some kind. they are not going to happen. this was always going to be a difficult -- this is always going to be difficult to execute, because of the big egos that play here. is only for now? what does it mean for the two companies? will they eventually merged with someone else? matthew: this is not the last we have heard from these guys. is nothing if not a dealmaker. whether it is something that's whether it is doing something -- whether it is doing something with vodafone, we have not heard the last from him. this is a company that is look like it may need a bit more direction. it got out of the u.s. at a huge price. that seemed to be a good thing. now it is looking a bit slim compared to its competitors. down to 3.9%. thank you. francine: jeremy corbyn has recruited thomas piketty to advise his party. it comes as he seeks to regain credibility. manus: john mcdonald will outline the opposition's economic plans later today. he

matt keller. >> reporter: campbell park is the starting point for many people's days. a run on the trail, for little margo cruz a spin on the merry go round. do you like when it is hot? >> no. >> reporter: do you like when it is cooler? >> yes. >> reporter: playing on the playground in the afternoon can be dangerous with the equipment scorching hot. mom knows best. >> my son at school burnt himself on the slide in three places. we don't want it to get too hot because he wouldn't be able to go on later in the afternoon. >> reporter: staying indoors is a good idea can with temperatures expected to the mid 90s. what if your air conditioning goes out? jerry men dez doesn't normally answer the phone at supreme air systems but the regular dispatcher was getting flooded with calls this morning. this weekend's been extremely business. supreme air systems averaging about 150 calls a day during this heat wave. the service technicians can handle about 50 calls a day. some appointments are being scheduled two weeks out. how desperate are people sounding on the phone? >> really des

michael: we will talk to matt campbell chief business correspondent for bloomberg news joining us from that comes to mind when you see this is, how in the world are regulators going to let this happen? matt: this will present a tough target. it is a consumer brand, something there will be a big spotlight on and whenever you have two companies in any industry that are the largest in that sector combining, it is a big antitrust problem in a consolidated industry that gets a lot of attention, it is an even bigger problem. why target such a big acquisition? yorkas got his upstate new still for sale. matt: this is about ansolidating in what is not fast-growing industry. people are drinking less and when they are, they drink more wine. independent craft beers, and there has been an absolute explosion in the last few years. being bigger, and being able to survive in this environment. both of these companies were created by combining a lot of different brewers. do they find that helps or do people say, it is all the same beer? matt: that is a good question. some are voting with their feet goin

run low or run >> lack of air conditioning is forcing school districts to cut class times in campbell. matt> how do you beat the heat? do not let the kids scout about, 7,700 students in campbell district are on half day schedule today because of the heat. schools across the bay area are dealing with the heat, as well, a football practice on is 10 or 15 degrees warmer than the temperatures because of the surf. hydrate. hydrate. hydrate more. all kids are weighing around with gallon jugs of waters. we have scheduled water breaks and we have to have hydration technicians watching our boys are properly hydrated. >> the coach has players weed bananas or potassium supplements. homes and farms and businesses do -- homes and apartments and businesses do not have air conditions but the fire department said there was no significant calls in berkeley for fires. all outdoor actives have been canceled or moved indoors at the will schools for two days. >> caltrain is forced to run trains at lower speeds. we checked out what is happening on rails. the rare precaution is because extreme heat can damage the

our reporter is at campbell with more on this part of the story. matt? >> yes, a lot less busy here at campbell park than just an hour ago. a lot of people are getting their exercise in early before it becomes too dangerous this afternoon. >> campbell park is the starting point for many people's day in the south bay, a run on the los gatos creek trail, a pickup basketball or little margo a skip on the morery go round. >> do you like the hot? >> no. >> when it is cooler? >> yes. >> do you like to play on the lay group. >> yes. >> in the afternoon it is dangerous with the equipment scorching hot. as always, mom knows best. >> mason at school burned himself on the slide in three places. yes, we don't want it to get tooment. you would not be able to go on these in the afternoon. >> staying indoors is a good idea with temperatures expected to reach the mid-90 to triple digits across the south bay. what if the air conditioning goes out? >> jerry does not normally answer the phone in campbell but the regular dispatch, sabrina, was getting understooded with calls

. >> matt, different kind of hardball being played at campbell field over in camden. the riversharks may be moving. they haven't worked out an extension of their lease. there's a chance that the club might be moving, which would be a blow to camden itself. so we'll keep an eye and see if they can't keep the home team at home. >> all right, thanks. ed. larry. >> matt, how world-class would philadelphia be if its citizens cared about our civic health the way we care about our football team? that's the discussion i'm gonna have tuesday night with connor barwin of the eagles and charles barkley at the arch street presbyterian church as part of the philadelphia citizen, the website we're launching on tuesday, as part of our social-impact series. and for tickets, go to thephiladelphiacitizen.com. >> good luck with the launch. thanks, larry. val. >> just to show how far the parties are in their world views, this week, pat toomey came out and supported the police officers all across the nation, some of whom have been under attack, being fired upon. on the other hand, the dnc

matt delieu sa is working on ilt. we'll get an update. >>> demolition contractor griffin campbell faces third-degree murder charges for the collapse opz f a four-story brick wall that fell on a thrift store killing six people and injuring dozens. campbell's construction company was in charge of the demolition. the jury will decide if he carried out the process with criminal recklessness. sean benschop will face up to 20 years when he is sentenced next month. >>> police still haven't caught the man who sexually assaulted a student near campus monday night. it happened south of the main campus on carlisle street near mather street. the student tells police she was walking home from the library when a man approached her from behind, hit her in the arm with a handgun, and pushed her against the wall and sexually assaulted her. she immediately note night authorities and that's when they sent out messages to the entire campus telling everyone to stay ale alert. >> i'll probably have somebody's boyfriend or friend walk me. never had anything happen. it's pretty light, lit up, all that kind of stuff. >> we should point out th

matt? >> tooment for classes in the afternoon at the campuses in the campbell district and they are on shortened today and tomorrow because of the heat. this heat is just torture for many around the bay area. a lost apartments and homes and businesses do not have air conditioning. students at albany middle school turned the library into a hang out because it did have air conditioning. the dogs were too hot to play. >> my dog is all right today feeling the effects of the weather. it is very hot. he is getting tired more easy and he can feel the heat. >> i can tell because his tail is dragging and his tongue is dragging. >> players for the i football teal were given an order: hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. not just during practice but ordered to drink jugs of water during class. during practice they had to deal with the turf which added 10-15 degrees so it felt like a frying pan. pan. and potassium such flame available to help, as well. >> the heat is affecting the commute forcing caltrain to run trains at lower speed. we were in san mateo to check out that is happening. caltrain is taking the precaut

matt is in san jose with the story? >> kristen how do you boat the heat? do not go outside in the afternoon. at the campbellhool district schools are going to have a half day schedule today. and tomorrow. they are obviously trying to keep their kids out from under the sun. schools across the bay area are trying to pete the heat. the high school football team practices on synthetic turf adding 10- or 15-degrees so it is important the players hydrate before practice starts. >> hydrate. hydrate. hydrate so more. we hydrate in the day. the kids are wall around with gallon jug of water and we have scheduled water breaks and have our water technicians keeping our boys properly hydrate >> coaches have players eat