, rob marcus chairman and ceo of time warner cable. personal viewing habits. meantime busy day, the treasury department is hosting its annual women in finance symposium. i had a chance to talk to valerie jarrett about the weaker gdp report and if the white house is concerned about losing momentum and jobs. >> there were some short-term challenges that we did face in the first quarter. but i think you've got to look at it in the broader context of the last six years since we had the worst financial crisis certainly in our lifetime we've had now over 12 million jobs created over the last five years. unemployment rate has gone from 10% down to 5.5%. so we do believe that the united states is still doing far better than any other country that came out of this crisis. >> as the president has been talking about closing the gender gap. equal pay, even pope francis weighed in this week calling it pure scandal, that there is is a disparity between men and women and earning equal pay. where is the administration on getting more legislation in pa

stephanie: is that really what rob marcus is going to do?to make a ton of dough if this goes through. chris: they have been very good in dealing with shareholders. they have spent the last year reinvesting in a plan and delivering. -- and delevering. maybe it makes sense for us to make a bid for cablevision. erik: is there potential for collateral damage with at&t? chris: they have been noticeably absent from many discussions about what is going on at the fcc. i think they will sneak that one through. if the issue is broadband, that is not being touched upon. erik: think beyond comcast and at&t, directv. what might we gather -- let's take what we know about what the government is saying and we will find out more -- what does that mean for the future? what deals might people have speculated are totally off the table? chris: again, the government seems to be ok with more consolidation in the video market. the sec wants -- the fcc wants to preserve a fertile environment. it is fair game, including more mergers in the content area. stephanie: i

warming makes it likely that we have entered in an era of permanent shortage felicia marcus allen told a drought for rob sacramental the californians will have to get in her words pop more pop per drop by reusing would shower water and no longer using water lawns. >> grant lodes: and as the drought continues california almonds farmers are dependent defending their crops from people criticizing the amount of water they use some people are all men shaming point fingers at home in growers for using up too much of california's water. according to one of the allman farmers is plants during the season were getting 35 to 40 in. of water and are now being restricted to less than 24 in. the season a local agricultural " group says altman's growers are being unfairly blamed for their you water users and have made adjustments to reduce their use. one local farmer does not necessarily agree with the water usage saying that allman bros are depleting the underground water report says it takes about 1 gal. of water to produce a single almond and 82 percent of the world's armaments are produced in california. >> cather

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