joining us in an exclusive interview the ceo tom warner.. >> thank you again for having me. >> interesting times in your space. seems to be a space driven by sentiment primarily. you saw it today. you had better than expected guidance 2016. we were talking about oil prices pressuring the sector. how much of a fallout are you feeling from the negative investor sentiment from sun edison, a decline we've seen there? whether it be on the equity side or bond side of your stock? >> not too much on the bond side. equity side is obvious. that creates opportunity. we are a company with a strong balance sheet. we've seen these cycles before. we are investing. we guided 33% minimum revenue growth for next year so we've seen cycles before. we think we'll be on oat fence, structure the company in the long run, be opportunistic. do we like it? no. a company like ours an really turn this into an advantage. >> are there any advantages to you as somebody with a more stable and stronger balance sheet than say sun edison or maybe solar city in terms of financ

scarlet: for more, tune in at two: 30 eastern time for an interview with tom warner.r. ♪ alix: his 1:00 p.m., six clock p.m. in london -- it is 1:00 p.m. in new york on the 6:00 p.m. in london. scarlet: welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, good afternoon, i am scarlet who. -- scarlet fu. alix: how close is the central bank to raising interest rates? scarlet: more than 30 governors want to block syrian refugees coming creating a huge problem for president obama. california dreaming. will the nfl let him move on his it was rams -- moved his st. louis rams to los angeles? scarlet: with one hour to go before the fed minutes, julie hyman has the latest check on markets. julie: we will see if the markets will be disappointed. we will see how it goes. we got a rally. that is something to be excited about. and nasdaq all near the highs of the session ahead of those minutes. at december looking unless something in the data dissuades them. rallyas been leading the has been changing over the last few hours. energy was the best-performing g

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emily: we solve media stocks slide earlier this week from time warner earnings. tom, what did we learn about cord cutting from this latest report from disney, and the future of the industry, not just the company? i don't see we are seeing a huge impact yet from cord cutting. i think it was wise for the experts and disney to warn wall street about expectations. so far things looked strong for the big media companies. cory: the real issue going forward will be cord shaving. people who can select a certain bundle. are they well positioned for a future unbundle? "antman" and "insight out" will be valuable content to someone. the -- have have watched both quite a bit. cory: they spent money on antman. the other thing is, sports is different. many of theold, and espn subscribers, there might be three people in the house who want to get rid of espn, but one of us will not. you cannot timeshift like other things. emily: let's talk about "star wars." this is the last earnings report before the official release. they are starting to see an impact on the business. let's listen

giants get together -- time warner and comcast. tom: we turned that down. at&t came along buying directv, satellite company, you said that is fine. tom: because we put in the terms and conditions of that agreement competitiveo- activities. for instance, at&t is required fiber service, high-speed fiber service to 12.5 million new american homes. that is a 40% increase in the number of homes reached by fiber. and guess -- they'll get faster service. guess who they are competing with for that? cable companies. we put in there some other rules to make sure that there was pro-competition. here is the key statistic. of americans can access high-speed broadband services. 83%. but 2/3 of those can get it from only one company. so the goal is how do you facilitate competition, because competition drives prices down. competition incentivizes better service. repetition is the consumer's friend. charlie: speaking of mergers, trying to understand how you approach these and how you make a judgment about competition, there was a merger between sprint and t-mobile. tom: we

warner brothers and hbo. shares of cvs in the green. tomine results under pressure, though, after lower ad sales and licensing fees. then 21st century fox down after revenue misses expectations. a lack of major movie releases weighing on the studio business along with pressure from a strong dollar, but time warner, for the moment, wraen way, is going to be the lead as they back the full year 15. cable television is losing ground now to streaming, and these things are forcing a lot of big strategic moves. i'm impressed about the execution so far, and i totally get why investors are cautious. there is still a lot of uncertainty left in front of these guys, and i think you can have a lot more confidence than you might have had two or three years ago about their ability to navigate it, but it's not done, and i think we're going to have choppy quarters for at least the next few years while they get things rebalanced. even when they do, there's a big issue, and that is simply that if they each want to charge subscription fees, that unbundled cord

tom menino. we're live in boston, susie steimle, wbz this morning. >>> a pop warner team is dedicating its season to a teammate who died too young. the football team in hyde park is undefeated. but they wish their cowboys captain was there to lead them on. junior took his life two weeks ago. his brother says he was the victim of bullying and kept the pain inside. >> we probably could have done better and can do better now for people around us and who aren't directly connected to us. >> when they see any type of bullying, they nip it in the bud right away. it's almost like they are treating each other like brothers and sisters. >>> some of the players had a chance to play for their high school football team but made the decision to play pop warner in honor of their friend. >>> it is 6:37 right now. time for our "daily talker." a breakthrough in medical science that could allow doctors to map your baby's future health right now. >> doctors say they might be able to predict whether your child could contract a disease when they get older, but would you want to know? >> bree, some are calling this the

we do not go and play in some sort of pee-wee pop warner league when we can own the new england patriots, tom brady and home depot. and they are all synonymous whether we hate them or not. home depot. tj maxx, walmart. don't run off the consumer! they're still shopping. just not at the mall. much more "mad" ahead. tech stocks have been slammed. is it time to search for buy wait until you hear my take. then what's up with radius health? the stock has been on fire this year but it lost steam, especially today. i will give the ceo the floor. and your calls. it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. americans. we try to live healthy. but many of us don't know there are nutrients that can help support our metabolism. take new one a day healthy metabolism support multivitamin with chromium to help use carbs from food one a day. strong hair can do anything just like you strong...is beautiful pantene i'm here at my house, on

warner cable. comcast is larger in broadband. tom wheeler is a wild card, i would argue.dent that they'll not come out at the fcc and say still too much market power when it comes to broadband for this combination? >> when you look at our data business, we'll still be smaller than comcast when this deal is completed. and we're smaller than at&t. we're smaller than verizon. we're about the same size as sprint and t-mobile in terms of data customer relationships. so i would argue that it's a pretty competitive environment, and you have a lot of investment occurring in the wireless space. a lot of investment occurring in the wire line space. and moving toward a mobile competitive environment and i think that allowing us to operate at this scale will actually be good for all the parties. and good for competition. so i think the fcc will see it that way as well. >> when i was speaking to john malone earlier today, because there's been some murmuring or conversation about the idea, there could be an argument that there's also some vertical relationships here given his ownership

tom: look at that. "frozen" is old news. better, they do not have "pan." francine, they have avoided the bottom shells, like what warners putting up with right now. you look aten disney, they have so many parks, it is a little bit like a microcosm of what the world and the macro consensus is. if you look at the parks, they did not do so well. 7% and hadncreased lower attendance in hong kong, higher cost at disneyland paris, and you are opening the shanghai disney resort, and that incurred much more cost than they thought. it really gives us a lowdown of the world economy. vonnie: this is one of the surprises. they did not perform are stored nearly well. the cable company did not mean that much saving. this is the point michael nathanson was making. er andere is before eig here is after. it is the moonshot. that is espn, right? vonnie: it has not quite happened yet. will it happen? michael nathanson say you can stay on this juggernaut you? he thinks we will all be buying individual football games, if you want. tom: there is the research on the street -- right, wrong, and always interesting, to say the least we know that

after pop warner sacked tear disney dreams despite an undefeated season, football players finally get their special trip. >>> it's 4:23. maybe you are up early getting the pies in or getting tom turkey ready. take a live look at ben franklin parkway, where they're getting ready for the thanksgiving day parade. the 96th annual, stretches 1.4 miles, getting ready for that right now. we'll update you with the closures around that area you need to know about if you are traveling in that area coming up with jessica. you are kidding me, right? >> no. >> this is an incredible story. a thanksgiving reunion between a south jersey man and a stranger that saved his life. he was in a motorcycle accident. he severed his leg in the crash. walter reeves saw the accident and stopped to help. >> he took his belt off, tied it around my leg like a tourniquet. >> i thought i was seeing a guy die, taking his leg. >> a local football team has a lot to be thankful for this year, a stranger is stepping in to give the west philadelphia tar heels an all expensive paid trip to disney world after their dreams were dashed last week. here's what happened, the rules determining which teams got to travel to

warner bill. the kerry-gramm bill, and others. in the house of representatives i had my own bipartisan bill with representative tom petri.and in 2005, over half the senate voted on a resolution affirming the need to implement mandatory reductions of greenhouse gas emissions in the united states. but each and every time congress failed to make it to the finish line failed to pass comprehensive legislation in both houses to curb our greenhouse gas emissions. meanwhile, the clock is ticking. time is growing short and we are going from bad to worse. so the president and the e.p.a. have used their authority under the clean air act to implement restrictions and control the pollution. they have done what needs to be done and with the support of many of us here in congress, and we know the support of the american people. the proposals are reasonable. they are critical, and they will make a difference to restrict emissions from new and existing power plants. some in this senate have argued these proposals do too much. and others argue they don't do enough. but instead of rolling up our sleeves and developing a comprehensive energ