the potential is on limited emily: ross gerber. gerber kawasaki. great to have your insight.e will be looking to you for more information. >> always happy to help. emily: thank you. the deal is done, but must's court battles are not. we will talk to you about the looming legal challenges he still faces next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: after months spent in a brutal legal battle trying to get out of his $44 billion proposal to buy twitter, elon musk still has outstanding matters in court. he is scheduled to return before the same judge in november for a separate trial over his compensation at tesla which could top $50 billion. for more, lori barrera -- larry hamermesh. let's talk about what just happened. did elon musk dodge a bullet here in closing this deal for twitter? >> we will never know. but it sure was looking ugly for him as the trial coached. quite apart from the fact that he avoided having his deposition taken in the case, he was going to have to deal with a lot of contradictory statements about twitter the last several months. i for one did not see a way for him t

let's go right to kurt wagner who helped break the story as well as president and ceo ross gerber who owns tesla but sold his stake in twitter over the course of this. what is the very latest that we know? >> you and ed were hitting on it. elon musk is saying, let's get back to this original deal that we had in april. twitter has said we want to close this at 54.20 per share which is what they have been saying all along. both sides are at the exact same spot, the agreement in april. now that there is a little bit of reservation or hesitation goes to show how much distrust has come up between these two sides over this process. the fact that both of them are saying they want the same thing on the same day and people are still waiting to say let's wait until it is officially signed on the dotted line gives you a sense of how this has played out. everyone will hold their breath until it becomes final which we may find out in the next couple of days. emily: and who can blame them? as a tesla investor, you are not happy about elon musk trying to buy twitter. what are you thinking now? >> i'

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founder and ceo kevin kelly and gerber kawasaki ceo ross bernards healthcarer. tablisher -- gerber. kevin, what will you be looking at? >> margins. they'll have revenue growth except meta and the earnings growth not keeping up with that in some intanses it's gonna be negative so we want to see how they're going to hold up with their margins and then once they report their margins and what they're guidance will be because we know it's tough out there and just like with what just happened with tesla where they have concerns about china, we're concerned about that as well. liz: what about you, ross, is there something specific you'll be digging for in each of the reports? jot point he made was valid and we've seen in the tech sector tripping jobs to keep margins so we'll see if they are able to maintain the margins despite the cost cutting. then secondly i think it's really hard for companies to give guidance going forward and so much uncertainty like china and europe so i think that's going to be very interesting. what the commentary is from the different ceos duri

ross, good to talk to you. thank you so much. president of| thank you so much. president of gerber kawasaki.igation into the death in custody of mahsa amine and the violent suppression of protests that has followed. let's talk to shayan sardarizadeh from the persian service, he spends hours combing through the videos that manage to get out of iran despite the clampdown on the internet and he can bring us up to date on the latest developments. tell us what's been going on. this has been more than a0 back days now of protest. do they show any signs of protest. do they show any signs of calming down or are theyjust growing in intensity? to of calming down or are they 'ust growing in intensity?* of calming down or are they 'ust growing in intensity? to saying i'm from the monitoring _ growing in intensity? to saying i'm from the monitoring department. i growing in intensity? to saying i'm. from the monitoring department. at the moment, i could see no sign of these protest slowing down. in fact what we've been a witness in the last couple days but two nights ago where protesters were marking for