at&t ceo randall stephenson will join us at 8:15 a.m.tern >>> and a missouri jury ordering johnson & johnson to pay a record $4.7 billion over allegations that its baby powder causes cancer. the company's lead attorney will join us at 8:30 a.m. in a cnbc exclusive. i know it sounds like baby powder but, honestly, 20 years ago, i started reading about things like that. you can get baby powder that has talc and baby powder that has cornstarch i like baby powder but i made sure that i haven't used any talc in 20 years and here's why we will have the lead attorney on a lot of ways you can disrupt the normal genetic structure and it could be radiation and carcinogens and also the way something is shaped. and i'm not conflating baby powder with asbestos but we know it was the shape of that molecule goes into the double helix and disrupts the normal shape. and there are some people who thought talc had that characteristic it seems like you should be able to do some very strictry controlled studies to see if this actually happens. i don't know i

so now for this wonderful gentleman, please welcome randall kennedy. thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks so much for the gracious introduction and even more for all of those who have made it possible for me to be here. i love coming to this auditorium and i love speaking to audiences here. because i find that the audiences here are usually invariably knowledgeable and curious and ask really challenging questions. i always learn a lot from coming here. my remarks this evening are drawn from the book i'm writing from protest to law. it's a book about a time -- sometimes people refer to it as the civil rights revolution. sometimes people refer to it as the time of the black liberation movement, sometimes people refer to it as the second reconstruction. when people think about the second reconstruction, the civil rights movement, they usually think about changes in the law of race relations. and of course, there were a number of very important changes wrougt by the protests of that period. the great achievements of the period would include the invalidation o

that's why i cannot support randall -- randall awrls nomination -- quarles to the federal reserve. he was a policymaker in the bush administration who let the big banks write the rules. maybe things would have been different if he learned his mistakes and that radical financial deregulation only helps the big banks, but randle quarrels has been sitting on the fed board since last year and has weakened oversight of the financial system, let big banks gamble with depositors' money and undermine protections force consumers and home owners. over a decade has passed since the rules he wrote caused hundreds of thousands of nevadans to lose their homes. he is pushing the same agenda that led to the financial crisis in 2008. the mistakes he made as a member of the bush administration devastated families and communities in my home state. now the senate is about to reward him with a position, the vice chair of supervision that he will hold for the next 14 years. he will be the lead on writing the rules that govern wall street and the banks, but i don't trust him to put families first. i don'

a lot has called into question and there is also the fact that randall stevenson said it directly they don't think that an appeal has a shot because the judge was so definitive in his original ruling >> all right julia, thank you julia boorstin in sun valley a couple of issues here, of course, what does it mean for at&t that is most obvious and what does it mean for fox and what whole drama is still unfolding here. >> i will update at&t. that's what makes markets and at&t's problems, and the fact that the stock is lower and the stock is going lower anyway and greg moffett will come on and there's no earnings growth and they have a huge balance sheet problem, so you have to ask yourself what's the right price for the stock? at a certain point it becomes compelling and it has a $29 price tag and that's lower than where we are now and that's where the trend continues and i get this is a big news story, but i think it was trending that way lower anyway >> doesn't it make the situation all that much worse that it will be entangled in another legal battle. >> at&t's stock is damned if it doe

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i think, you know, i like randall a lot. he's a straight shooter.t i think he's overestimating -- or underestimating the political dynamic here. dc circuit court of appeals is where this is going. it's going to be a panel, not to, you know, a district court, federal district court judge. that circuit court was packed with liberal more consumerist judges by president obama in his two terms in office. it is very -- it is a good likelihood that you get two judges on a panel, you know, you don't need all three, i think you need two out of three. that could basically agree with the trump administration on this because look at the opposition to this deal. it was mainly from people like elizabeth warren, who ironically agreed with donald trump that this is a bad deal. i mean, digest that for a second. liz: maybe for different reasons. >> yeah, but for different reasons maybe, but using the same argument, though, that this deal creates a monopoly. monopolies are bad. it's too big. it is going to -- liz: what if it goes to the supreme court, are they going t

so the first is the randall museum. that's a free museum we operate in partnership with a nonprofit, the friends of the randall. it serves over 100,000 people annually. just through their field trip alone, 12,000 students in san francisco. again, no admission to this science and nature museum. it underwent a $9 million renovation. a majority of that funding was provided by state grant funds. there was also philanthropy in the general fund for that project. as you've been hearing, originally primary service was required. as you see on the slide, that's what was actually negotiated and implemented. >> primary or secondary? >> secondary is what they were asking for. where we landed is what you see on the slide. essentially secondary. it cost us a year and $800,000. the second example has been discussed. i won't spend too much time on it. the balboa pool located in balboa park. it's a 24-acre park in our system. playgrounds, ball fields are included. and this project was delayed and costs us an additional $800,000. again be

take a listen to ceo randall stephenson >> we've now assembled the key elements of a modern media company it all begins with owning a wide array of premium content because we are absolutely convinced that there is nothing that drives customer engagement like high-quality premium content and whether it's netflix, amazon, google, disney or comcast, everybody is now pursuing the same thing. in an unusual move, stephenson was joined by all of the division heads including john thanky he said they want to invest in more original premium content for hbo. stephenson and stanky talked about how they can have global capability ands how those different investments will enable them to have a valuable, direct relationship with consumers. >> you take these three elements, premium content, 170 million direct to consumer relationships and great ad technology and then combine those with the high-speed networks and we think all of this is a game changer bringing these four elements together has changed the way we think about the value proposition. we spend our time now thinking how to combine these element

. >> president cohen: we have randall smith from p.u.c. are you here? >> i am. >> president cohen: come on down. the floor is yours when you are ready to get started. >> i'm randall smith from sfpuc. we are requesting an amendment of the ordinance for the contract between sfpuc and the city at western area power administration. this isn't working. >> president cohen: this item is a contract amendment from -- >> it's pretty straightforward. >> president cohen: i was going to fill it in for you. >> what we're trying to do is -- >> president cohen: increase the value of the contract up to $28.4 million. >> it's been amended two times before. >> president cohen: from $20.2 to $20.4 to purchase power from western area power administration. this seems pretty straightforward. >> it is. there's only one thing i would note is that the number that we're increasing it by is $12,419,112. and the ordinance, the number is $12,358,486. so i would request that that number be changed. otherwise, everything seems in order. >> president cohen: okay. does that conclude you

from you know this tweet commenters from the white house thank you so much for that was spent eric randall there he's a correspondent for the french news agency a.f.p. speaking to us from tehran. well staying in the u.s. president trump has tweeted that collusion is not a crime but this just hours before the purse trial in the special counsel's russia probe that opens today in virginia president trump's former campaign manager paul metaphor places eighteen charges a conviction could give momentum to investigators trying to determine if the trunk campaign worked with moscow to sway the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election. in the united states all eyes are on the opening day of poll manifolds trial he said to plead not guilty the prosecution in the case is from special counsel robert miller's team for more than a year now chief investigator miller has been probing whether russia colluded with donald trump's team to influence the presidential election. from june to august two thousand and sixteen manifold was trump's campaign manager but these charges don't relate to his alleged links to r

this is despite the judge's ruling as randall stephenson pointed out in definitive ruling that the mergere consumer, that this might mean lower price notice future as well. look at stock, inherent regulatory risk, down 2%. we got approval for the fox-comcast, excuse me, fox 21st century disney dial. that is not getting impacted. sends a message to the market, any further vertical integration, media stocks and deals will be taken a closer look at. as for the broader markets, we've broken through technical levels today, 25,000 for the dow. 28,000 for the s&p. people thinking we'll see a leg up from here. one. other drags besides at&t's stock are some banks as well. we're in thick of it, when it comes to earnings season. that was kicked off by the big lenders like citi and wells fargo and jpmorgan. jpm, the best of the bunch at this point. another record in the second quarter, beating quite easily when it comes to revenue and even trading revenue in the quarter. they have beaten for 14 straight quarters. but on the other side, citi, they did beat on the bottom line. looking ahead, this was n

brad randall. >> and dr.an opinion of the injuries suggestive of a struggle, and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest. and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses. they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> the truth will come out. >> alex's sister marguerite says her brother was charged with murder because of small town politics. what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with the idea of prosecuting? >> well, i think it was the beckwiths. i think the power that they have in that community, and i believe that they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pressure that was put on my office to push this

brad randall. >> and dr.f the injuries suggestive of a struggle, and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest. and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses. they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> the truth will come out. >> alex's sister marguerite says her brother was charged with murder because of small town politics. what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with the idea of prosecuting? >> well, i think it was the beckwiths. i think the power that they have in that community, and i believe that they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pressure that was put on my office to push this case forward

today's been, randall is a close friend and i've been a close friend for the last two and a half years and they've been terrific partners and thoughtful and sensitive. and these are not unsophisticated guys and they're extremely sophisticated guys and they have a nuance of the media business and they'll be great stewards of it >> at&t is with hulu. >> is hulu undervalued should they buy the 30% stake from comcast or disney >> i think hulu is wildly undervalued and the real question is whoever gets to consolidate it and gets to largely control it so i assume that the fox piece goes to whoever wins between comcast and disney they will have 60%, and i assume they're not a seller at that point. >> you think they would not be a seller. >> i don't think they'd be a seller. >> would you want at&t to try to buy more >> i don't think it necessarily -- no. i don't think it benefits to buy more unless you can get over $50,000 and it's clear that at&t will use hbo as their direct to consumer platform. >> do you think hbo sorry it yesterday? >> i guess what i would say of the up and coming prayers,

so says at&t's ceo randall stevenson who added that the mergers is closed and tha at&t owns time warner. >> the merits of the case have been tried, 25 million of pages and testimony in an extensive trial and an extensive at the enof the day we feel like the law is on our side. we think the appellate court will look at it on thef merits the law. >> but shares fell in trading today, raymondts james cut rating to neutral, telling clients the doj appeal is a negative catalyst for the stock. >>> the federal reserve is he downplaying impact of trade wars on the economy. in its seannual report to congress which would be delivered next week, the centr bank says the economic activity is solid and the labor market is strengthening. the report did note some lingering concerns and said the ent path of man tear policy is enough to handle any trade issues thatarise. >>> trade fears did hit consumer sentiment. o the universit michigan survey fell to a six-month low on rising fears of an all-out trade war. the biggest concerns with bye - despite the decline. confidence overall remains historically high

but so do you think anything will happen to us if we continue asking questions no but go through randall. when they look for putting him in just filter film a new white wooden one. oh no ok all right it's really. the stuff. you want to get the feel good to have my doctor oh no no no no. no no no no ok ok going up slap stop stop stop in our country ok stop at their vocal go rowing go are going to go ok and i think you're coming from thank you good girl and are going to the muslim brotherhood the islamists that they have they being given power by the titians sweden is accountable of social democrats so the social democrats have a special one nation she wins this longest we been on the show. in sweden these suburbs that you moms out of the one who's controlling that area and if you stand i guess the d.c. mom the moms all you family they would be excluded. the problem is that we cannot have a state within the state. there's no way to confirm or sheets monis claims but one thing's for sure walking through a neighborhood like rain can be does feel intimidated which is certainly not what you mi

. >> this is the second stay at the union rescue mission for the randall family.thout worthy of love, her birthday would be just another day. >> i don't want her to live without this. this is a tough situation. >> dr. seuss is the theme, cake, games and a whole lot of dancing and for a night, they simply get to feel like kids again. >> last time i had a birthday was for my 9th birthday of. >> after watching more than 6,000 kids blow out candles at the parties, they finally had one of their own. a little girl. who will celebrate her first birthday right here. >> i want her to grow up knowing like, there are kids that don't get everything that you have. you also have to bless others. bring happiness and joy -- joy to those that need it the most. that is the overnight news for wednesday. for some of you, the news continues, for others, check back later for morning news andh from the broadcast new york pau l.a. reid . captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, july 4th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." toasty temperatures are in store f

randall and rush yes the adventure park in our series episode today is the most scary of them all become was this outdoor park you don't sit on rides and just let the machine throw you around you have to jump dive swing or climb to create the thrills yourself every hour forty seven in the austrian alps is a big hit for the extremes for sports fans but is acceptable for beginners too and if you can't get there then maybe just watching it now will make your stomach. area forty seven intro park in the austrian alps is a real treat for fans of the great outdoors. the park offers what may be the world's greatest variety of open air activities in such a compact space. he said the platform was time to get. in the bag here you can try out all the trying to mountain sports that's them have all this is the dates area the idea behind area forty seven is to have a location where visitors can get to know all the sports. and a relaxed and laid back atmosphere. around one quarter of a million visitors mostly young men flock here between may and september the main attraction is the high ropes course. th

is ceo randall stephenson worried? >> we think the likelihood of this being reversed and overturned is really remote. >> we'll hear much more from stephenson coming up, and we'll also hear from the head of an iconic british brand of what business leaders in the uk think of president trump you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> i'll be right with you the government once again challenging at&t's acquisition of time warner, announcing that it's going to appeal that ruling that allowed the deal to go through. at&t ceo randall stephenson spoke earlier today with our julia boorstin in sun valley, idaho. >> reporter: randall stephenso

at&t ceo randall stephenson reacted to the news.s what he told fox business network senior correspondent charlie gasparino last night. let's listen. >> we've broke it yesterday that they were thinking of doing this, meaning they will try to break up the company and the breakup of merger. what's your thoughts? >> i don't think people are surprised by filed an appeal to the loser has an opportunity, right to appeal. that's what they've chosen to do. the judge wrote a very thoughtful, reasoned, thorough order and so we feel good about the appeal. no surprise. >> if you're a shareholder, how should you feel about this? it's technically two different companies anyways. the merger as it is. >> the merger is closed. we're executing right now. >> would you take this to the supreme court if that's where it goes? >> of course, but we don't anticipate that. >> there's a lot or consumer left-leaning judges. could you have a difficult time there? >> no, we don't angst filled. it is based on a long and we've been to the court wants and we've got

randall and then became studio is not exactly close to any of the big sent his of international fashion. after working for big name brands like celine and discard he decided to launch his own label that was in twenty fourteen since then he's lived and worked in amsterdam if insurance. for months and i like working from amsterdam because there i'm not surrounded by all these fashion experts who want to give me advice tell me what to do i don't feel the competition there either and i can focus on what i believe. plays last show in january of this year some of these are opposites was sewn together by refugees that fled to the netherlands. is pretty funny so for the women this is like another world they have a very tough when you hear their stories it's really very very difficult went there so it was something really positive to keep getting they worked with great love and dedication and we then used the things they made so it was a win win situation in win situations are you sure. this latest collection is also good for a surprise some of the outfits this time i'm a partly of the paper. yo

near the 52-week low and this comes as the government challenges at&t's acquisition of time warner randall stephenson had this to say about the appeal on our network earlier today. >> we think the likelihood of this thing being reversed and overturned ask is very remote. to get this thing reversed in any way. the merger is closed we own time warner >> and the options market seemed to agree with that assessment and calls outpaced puts two to one in the series of paces that garnered the amount of attention. >> the calls expire next week and 19,000 of them traded hands. what do you think, guys? the worst for tee? >> i don't think the worst is over for tee it is down 1.75% and it was traded lower when they're trying to break up this deal. so what is the catalyst to get it higher? you don't really have any earnings growth. you have a lousy balance sheet and greg moffity talks about that all of the time and you have the directv deal years ago that doesn't seem to be paying any real dividend so they seem to be in no-man's-land here. if i were at&t, i would think about if you're changing your busi

. >> reporter: this is the second stay at union rescue mission for the randall family.riana turns 12 this month. and without worthy of love, her birthday would be just another day. >> i still want them to live a normal life, you know. we're in a tough situation right now. i want them to still be kids. >> reporter: dr. suess is tonight's theme. there is cake, games, a whole lot of dancing, and for one night, they simply get to feel like kids again. >> the last time i had a big birthday was for my ninth birthday. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: after watching more than 6,000 kids blow out candles at these party, ari and mary finally had one of their own, a little girl who will celebrate her first birthday right here. >> i want her to grow up knowing there are kids that don't get everything that you have. you also have to bless others, bring happiness and joy to those that need it the most. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. that. >> the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for other, check back later for the morning news

i am merel randall and revied at 3508 clavie and our property abuts the light pole in question at 3512. i didn't think i was going to be testifying in front of you today because mr. ferguson has done extremely good job and excellent position both legals and on the facts concerning our request for rehearing, however when i read verizon's brief -- >> sorry, are you part of the -- of the? >> i am one of the owners. i hope that wasn't taken out of my three minutes. i was appalled by verizon putting words in my mouth and misrepresenting what i said. let me be clear and i say in the video that i never said that the light pole in question is a blight. i was an attorney before i retired and held a position federally and in the state. i was always appalled when a party misrepresented what i said in a hearing or in court or what any party represented at a hearing. of course it's not fair to opposing parties and especially not fair to the finders of fact. i did say it stuck out like a sore thumb. i said it stood out like a sore thumb. let me call your attention to a photograph. expression standin

it would go up at randall. the city supervisor agrees and says there is also too much congestion in part because of the elementary school. if you have an issue or maybe if you support the idea you can go to the idea. it is at 10:00 today at city hall. >>> starting today a big clahan is coming. driving down the street is about to get a little different for you. there will be no more left turns for you. this is part of a project for bus only lanes. it is along with making the corridor safer for pedestrians. they say left turns is the reason many people get hurt. the only two intersections will be on broadway and lumbard. >>> it is 5:36 in the morning. since we have been on air the streets have remained fairly quiet. the highways are quiet. the we are seeing this little issue. this is coming in along westbound 580 at airway boulevard. there was a minor fender bender. the speed sensors aren't picking up any slowing. vehicles have been moved off to the right hand shoulder. typical morning slow spots at 580 to 680. y

turner turned in a solid subscription of advertiser revenue growth and that conference call which randallvenson is expected to speak starts in ten minutes. >> we'll certainly come back to you with some highlights from that call. the share prices rose today alongside verizon's and eradicating more of that gain already. >> they missed a bit on the top line the concern on the top line is what's the cable cutting really going to do to them, and that's the whole point of the merger. they missed a little bit eps was okay it's really going to depend on what the guidance is going to look like. i suspect it'll be very optimistic, not shockingly that's really what it's going to be all about can they make this pivot where you can get the synergy? >> and how do you value the stock right now? could you have the visibility to do that? they've also acquired nexus? >> let me ask rhetorically this -- if you were to buy a stock that made nothing between now and the end of the year but paid a 6% dividend, would you buy it it might be a name you want to take a look at i know this is really in a lot of ways a

because this was a vertical merger there wasn't much precedent for challenging this type of deal and randallalways felt they had every legal precedent to go forward with this deal. and really closing the door on potential for challenges to his ruling, i think he was trying to prevent this from happening. and so that's why the merger and the integration of the companies is already well under way. >> lot of questions for the government, for the head of the anti-trust division, how they're going to appeal, on what basis, why, julia, and what it could mean for the rest of the sector which you've been reporting for days is actively involving right now in deal merger talks >> yeah, absolutely. i think whatever happens next is going to have huge ripple effects just like the at&t and time warner deal had huge ripple effects. as soon as the department of justice, that lawsuit and the ruling came through from judge leon, that's when comcast decided to go through and put in that official bid for fox. that's what set that off comcast got the indication that if at&t and time warner can go through with no

. >> doctor randall cole shot says which line? the line to get into the line or the line once you get in. so his short answer is that he does not think it will help. >>> a dog disappeared nearly 3 years ago but has now been reunited with his family after it was found in antioch. a police officer was on traffic stop early saturday morning when this dog jumped into his patrol car. no one knew where the dog came from so the officer took the dog to animal services and there was a microchip in the job. the family was located and the dog was stolen in 2015. >> can you imagine? what a homecoming. >>> a polar plunge. steph curry had bad luck on the golf course that leads to something crazy. >>> from basketball to hockey but no ice. something else here, we will talk about what these volunteers are doing. they are making something and we will talk about it right after the break. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 c

randall posting on her private twitter account for white editors to step down and hand over positionsing to campus reform the california woman was responding to a poem some considered racists when she made the statement. a petition calling for her resignation is active and has 90,000 signatures. she remains at that university. the school district being sued over policies some call a barrier to illegal immigrants. the aclu argues a number of district are violating state law by asking for social security numbers and valid immigration status, many districts are fighting back saying they are complying with state and federal regulations. >> already hitting the practice field with the preseason taking off in a few weeks, and jerry jones doubling down on his team having respect for the national anthem. >> as far as the dallas cowboys are concerned you know where i stand with our policy as we stand. jillian: the nfl suspended their new anthem policy that would allow players to stay in locker rooms. are we in for another controversial season? state assemblyman karen lawlor, thank you for joini

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we asked randall stevenson, you know, with this appeal change the way you run the business in other words, might you be not so quick to raise prices or bundle time warner content with at&t data services and he said, no, we're going to run the business same. but do you think there's a risk for appearances sake they may change things in the next few months >> i think they've been forward with what their intentions with time warner have been and messaged very clearly to the investment community about a year ago you know, they raised energies already on time warner and thinking about increasing the profitability and access of even hoeb >> franjust the fact that the government is going to appeal this decision, how does it change the trajectory for any other companies that are involved in bidding and deals? >> well, i think it's going to make it more challenging the fox board is probably going to have to give this some more thought if another potential suitor -- you really need to wait to see how this at&t deal turns out for them and of course that pushes it back i think comcast has the ability

there were four reporters who worked on this story, led by tom randall, who had access to an array ofesla designers. he talked to 20 of the key designers and engineers on the model 3. and i think what comes through, and also what came through in the interview with elon musk that is part of this story, is this is a company that is working just incredibly hard to push to this goal. and the goal is to, you know, to solve global warming, to get gasoline cars off the road. that is something he believes and is willing to sleep at the factory, to not sleep, to have serious emotional damage. and he kind of seems to expect that of his workers. and that is something that is a little weird for a company that is worth $50 billion. carol: let's go through it. there are employees who talk about timed bathroom breaks, right? max: yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. and i think to be fair to tesla, we should say that it probably happens at other companies. carol: that's true. max: but there are employees who bloomberg spoke with who talked about timed bathroom breaks, about conditions in the factory that are rea

charlie: that was randall stephanson's first interview.ieve he thought he was coming here to get it thrown at him. despite our reporting yesterday, i think he thought the solicitor general's office was going to block the deal. the solicitor general at the doj did put up some resistance. one thing he has not admitted to is what he could face and what at&t could face in the d.c. circuit court of appeals. the court is packed with a lot of left-leaning obama appointees. those are the types that agree with elizabeth warren who agreed with donald trump on this. the at&t time-warner deal was bad for consumers. this is a threat to this merger. there is -- those are his thoughts right off the bat. you know what else? we beat cnbc once again. charles: i thought it was interesting when they put out a headline an hour ago about breaking news you broke a long time ago. he said the merger was closed. he seemed to suggest the will of what it takes to put these mergers together, that maybe that will continue behind the scenes. is that overly confident? >>

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randall to new orleans. into state, the warriors have their big man, and the news shook the league. more on >>> this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by stanford health care. >> the warriors had four all-stars in their starting lineup this championship season. they just put themselves in position to make it a full five for the upcoming season. yahoo sports was the first to report that demarcus cousins has agreed to a one-year, $5.3 million deal to join golden state. the warriors saved on kevin durant's new two-year contract and that allowed them to use a mid level exception to lure the all star mid center. he averaged 13 rebounds and 5 assists before tear his achilles in late january. espn reports that cousins is hopeful to return to the court in december. he played with many of his new warriors teammates with team usa in the 2016 olympics, and steph curry sent out a tweet saying third splash, brother, let's go. >>> the sharks missed out on john tavares. he chose to sign with toronto which is his hometown te

trade to charlie gasparino got reaction from randall stephen an exclusive interview with a media in sun valley idaho. >> the judge wrote a very thoughtful, very recent, very thorough order and we feel good. no surprise. >> if you are a shareholder, how could she feel about this. it's two different companies anyway. this won't disturb the merger as it is. >> the merger is closed. we're executing right now. we're past all of that. >> we take this to the supreme court if that's where it goes? >> of course, but we don't anticipate that. >> there's a lot more consumers left-leaning judges. could you have a difficult time there? >> we don't think so. it will be based on the law. we got an order based on the law come so we will take it to the circuit court now. we don't anticipate much of a problem. >> shares of at&t fell more than 1% in extended trading. gerri: capitol hill still smoldering from the hearing with fbi agent peter stzrok. republicans crushing the democrats in the former investigator for his anti-trump task on trade text. cheryl: there was plenty of rage on both sides. reporter:

also, i understand that chris whitmore and randall smith from the sfpuc are present in case you have any questions. >> so i make a motion to pass these amendments. >> supervisor peskin: second. >> president cohen: all right. there has been a motion to pass by supervisor ronen and seconded by supervisor peskin. a motion has been made to amend. we can take these amendments without objection. [ gavel ] thank you. >> clerk: -- >> president cohen: thank you. >> clerk: item 36 is an ordinance to deappropriate 6.17 million to appropriate salaries, and to appropriate 6.17 million to the police station for expenditures for fiscal year 17-18. >> president cohen: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, the item passes. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: madam clerk, can we take the next items, 36 and [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] [agenda item read] >> president cohen: all right. thank you. colleagues, can we take these items same house, same call? without objection, these resolutions are adopted. [ gavel ]. >> president co

it's been a lineup julia boors sten in sun valley she has an interview with randall stephenson tomorrowning as well. >>> so dry always love hearing from barry diller fantastic. >>> moving on to broadcom, this is the tech story of the day broadcom making this $44 and 50% share in cash per bid for ca technology got a lot of analysts shrugging going, what are they doing here? the reason is broadcom is a chip company, all kinds of chip they made this unsuccessful bid for qualcomm that made a lot of sense to a lot of people. aside from qualcomm and the u.s. government trying to become this mega chip player but now ca, very different here is a player where more than half of its revenue in the last fiscal year was in the mainframe business the lion's share of its profit also in the mainframe business if you're reinventing itself for the cloud era, trying to take this mission critical enterprise software play and help customers migrate from mainframes to the cloud with the same level arguably of security of accuracy insight into their data. they've been pushing this hybrid cloud idea so what is