emily: david nevins, ceo of the showtime network. thank you so much. david: thank you.: and for admitting that you watch the bachelor. david: it was never my favorite. emily: [laughter] ♪ ashlee: the year was 2047, and this is all that was left. ♪ ashlee: the great space wars between the muscavarians and -- had depleted the earth of all its natural resources. the bitcoin virus and uber's robot chauffeurs had finished the job. the only sign that humans were here, the ramshackle buildings and the windmills that kept spinning, and spinning with

which puts together a interesting combination, cbs controls showtime, a bunch of different properties, the networkry interesting combination. liz: yeah, would the regulators allow that though? >> i don't know. one other point we should make, dauman is chairman until september 13th. what i understand he will keep pushing paramount deal, to push off part of paramount which shari redstone doesn't like. very low probability this is ever going to happen and the reason is, gets back to the idea of a merger. shari redstone would like a combined entity to include paramount where she thinks it could thrive if they have better management at the top, i.e., les moonves running whole show. that is where we are, major implications of shareholders of all the companies. moonves on the fence. liz: paramount, what not to love, ninja turtles. >> "ben hur? liz: i don't know if that was paramount? >> i think it was. they did a remake. you don't like gladiator movies. liz: i do. i like death and destruction. i worked in local news. >> you know who is big gladiator movie fan? david asman. liz: we'll ask him. he is comin

networks. this is according to people with knowledge of the matter. the company still plans to announce new watch models. showtime has joined the list of stations planning to meet communications in court. the premium cable and satellite company using its recent acquisition of time warner cable to/licensing fees. harley davidson was accused of violating air pollution laws by selling the engine turners and will contribute another $3 million to mitigate air pollution onto the deal. and that is your bloomberg's nest flash update. still ahead in today's options insight, shares slightly positive for 2016 but still down 18% over the past 12 months. vonnie: this is a bloomberg markets. it's time now for options insight with julie hyman. you.: thank joining me for today's options insight is scott bauer. he's joining me in chicago. obviously there's not a lot of activity in stocks today but there's a watt of activity in oil where we continue to see a rally there. is there anything going on with oil that might tell us about how sentiment is question -- is? >> if you look at the u.s. oil fund and a lot of upside called by ca