studios, with warner television."ere. and david, he said, "get the best talent. i want them here." and one of them was tom cruise. you know, we said tom had made amazing films at warner brothers, and he's been working at paramount for a long time. and we wanted to figure out a way, how do we do that? and we did. how did you do it? how do you woo someone like tom cruise? what do you do? is it a lot of phone calls? is it meetings? is it lunches? what is it? it's meetings. it's really thoughtful and intentional discussions about where we see the business and where we see the audience and what kind of stories that a global audience want to see. and that's what tom cares about. i mean, he is an incredible human being, an incredible storyteller and producer. it is the lucky timing of everything where we, as a studio, are leaning into the theatrical experience. we believe in theatrical, we believe in putting movies everywhere, making sure they're showing around the world everywhere, and then showing up on hbo later and makin

do you think warners got that wrong with christopher nolan?istopher nolan? we can't 'udue with christopher nolan? we can't judge where _ with christopher nolan? we can't judge where they _ with christopher nolan? we can't judge where they were _ with christopher nolan? we can't judge where they were doing, - with christopher nolan? we can't judge where they were doing, we were in the middle of a global pandemic. but they lost their biggest star. yes. they've lured big names, including tom cruise, telling them the studio wholeheartedly believes in the big screen cinema experience. but for many audiences, there's just one question. are we going to get a barbie 2? i mean, we'd love to. are you talking to greta about barbie 2? yeah, we're always talking about it. right now, we're just so right now, we'rejust so happy right now, we're just so happy this week to be celebrating barbie's success. oscar night success for barbie looks uncertain. a surer bet that these streets, this lot will be coming soon to a cinema near you. katie razzall, bbc news, l

warner. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- blackburn, braun, cotton cramer crapo, cruz daines ernst, grassley hagerty, hoeven johnson, lankford lee, lummis paul ricketts risch, schmitt, scott of florida, scott of south carolina tester tubervil vance, young. senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, bennet blumenthal booker boozman, brown, butler cantwell capito cardin casey, cassidy, cocollintez masto, duckworth, durbin fetterman, gillibrand graham hassan heinrich hier hirono hyde-smith kelly, kennedy, king klobuchar, lujan, markey mcconnell, menendez moran, mullin murkowski, merkley, murray ossoff padilla, peters reed rosen, round, sanders, schatz schumer, shaheen, sinema smith, stabenow van hollen warner warnock, rren welch, whitehouse wicker, wyden. mr. sullivan, no.. mr. thune, aye. mrs. fischer, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. carper, no. mr. tillis, aye. mr. kaine, no. the clerk: mr. budd, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, aye. the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 32, the nays ar

warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden.r. young. fir senators voting in the affirmative -- blackburn, budd, capito, collins, cornyn, cotton, cramer, crapo, daines, fischer, graham, grassley, hagerty, lee, mullin, ricketts, romney, rounds, schmitt, sullivan, thune, tillis, tuberville, wicker. senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, butler, cardin, carper, casey, coons, d, gillibrand, hassan, heinrich, hickenlooper, hirono, kelly, king, klobuchar, lujan, markey, merkley, murphy, murray, ossoff, padilla, peters, reed, rosen, schatz, schumer, smith, tester, mr.■q■1 lankford, aye. mr. ■apaulay the clerk: mr. bennet, no. ms. sinema, no. mr. scott of south carolina, aye. mrs. hyde-smith, aye. mrs. shaheen, no. ms. murkowski, no. mr. jon, aye. mr. risch, aye. mr. blumenthal, no. ms. stabenow, no. ms. cantwell, no. mr. brown, no.0á the clerk: ms. lummis, aye. mr. mc mr. cassidy, aye. mr. whitehouse, no. mr. ms. ernst, aye. mr. vance, aye. mr. hoeven, aye. mr. boozman, aye. mr. van hollen, no. the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. the c

did you think warner got that wrong when it came to christopher nolan?biggest star. yes. they've lured some big names like tom cruise, and abdy insists they're committed to giving films cinema time before streaming them. but for many, there's only one question. are we going to get a barbie 2? i mean, we'd love to. are you talking to greta about barbie 2? yeah, we're always talking about it. i think right now, we're just so happy this week to be celebrating barbie's success. 0scar night success for barbie looks uncertain — a surer bet that these streets, this lot, will be coming soon to a cinema near you. katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. and you can listen to katie s full interview with pam abdy on the media show, on bbc sounds. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. todayit today it was a largely a dry day, although the amount of cloud varied from place to place. 12 degrees in hampshire and 13 in parts of sussex, but for the north sea coast a lot of clout and for the most of the day temperature struggled around 6 degrees. the uk has a

i am very, very happy to have senator warner here with us.re note senator warner's background the governor of virginia and senator hirono in virgini and as the chair of the senate select committee on intelligenc stexperts up on the hill in this space certainly from a nationalt relates to cyber. it is such an important role that he has. i'v have had the pleasure of chatting with him previously on a number of these issues. having been in front over the years. so, welcome. ksh a lot of your constituents here? what's the most important question how we live in virginia? those of you who don't, why [laughter] i'm a little intimidate most crowds i go to i can pull off being the fiber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off being the cyber guy but i'm looking forward to the conversations. >> it's so take. we've got a lot of folks from the executive branch of her a lot from the defense industrial base they've been involved in the space for such a long time. they certainly understand the risk. but i am a big believer in the holistic response which

here we are. >> ready to go. >> i am very, very happy to have senator warner here with us.nk most folks here know senator warner's background as a governor of virginia and the senator here in virginia and as the chair of the select committee on intelligence, really one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in that space, certainly fro national security perspective, but specifically as relates to cyber. it's such an important role that he has. i've had the pleasure of■ chatting with him previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of h them over the years. a lot of your constituents here. >> most important question, how many of you all live in virginia? [laughter] >>ho ofdon't, why not? >> no, i'm a little intimidated. like in most crowds i can go b cyber guy, but this is not■ toe cyber guy. >> it's important to get your take, a lot of folks from the industrial they've been involved in the space for such a long time and they certainly understand the risk, but i'm a believer in holistic response which them having the authority that legislative branch

warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr.n the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 47. the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. a senator: thank you. in order to consider my simple and reasonable amendment,t'stal democrats blocking amendment out of the way in order to move forward with my amendment. mr. hagerty: let me caught through the procedural languagea very simple question. do you support american taxpaye illegal immigrants from countries like venezuela and haiti into america to be settled in cities and towns near you? if so, then vote against me. vote no preserve this practice of using taxpayer dollars to charter planes that move and import thousands of illegal aliens into your states. make no mistake here, president biden has been secretly flying hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens from foreign countries into blue city airports. just last year alone in 2023 it was reported that some 320,000 illegal aliens had been flown m. a

david warner is one of the big names to miss out on selection at the 100 draft. we'll bring you all the details. and owen farrell says he's still happy with his decision to step away from international rugby. hello there and welcome along to sports day. we start with what's set to be a big week for international football, not least for wales, who face one of their final hurdles in qualification for this summer's european championship. they take on finland in their play off semifinal tie on thursday in cardiff. they are, of course, without their talisman, gareth bale, who retired over a year ago, as they look to make a third successive euros. thomas duffin reports. relaxed and relishing another chance of making it to a major tournament. the manager says his players will draw on the experience of recent world cup play off matches in cardiff, when wales made the most of home advantage. we've been there, we've been through it. so i think having gone through that as a player, it's certainly helped. in situations like this, pressures is pressure, whether you're a manag

there is a letter in the book from jack warner to chaplin.eeting in the oval office with roosevelt and roosevelt had brought up chaplin's film about dictators. because there was publicity in the papers about if or not he would make it, should he make it or not. the president told jack warner he certainly hoped the film was made and that he believed it would do a great deal of good and warner in the letter rights to chaplin him, if the president thinks it is a good idea, i certainly hope you go ahead with did not offer to fint or distribute it, but the warner bros. were there this time one of the few companies that were engaged in making antifascist films, so for a brief moment in hollywood, they were on the same page as chaplain. hence the support of letter. peter: scott eyman was the great dictator a commercial success? scott: a great commercial success all over the world, remarkably so, because most of europemas already fastest at that point. france was gone, italy, austria, germany of course. all that was leftengland. the film was extraord

warner brothers hasn't won a best picture oscar since argo in 2013. that's a while ago. it is.s the academy. it's like the dream. they've lured big names, including tom cruise, telling them the studio wholeheartedly believes in the big screen cinema experience. but for many audiences, there's just one question. are we going to get a barbie 2? i mean, we'd love to. are you talking to greta about barbie 2? yeah, we're always talking about it. oscar night success for barbie looks uncertain. a surer bet that these streets, this lot will be coming soon to a cinema near you. katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. meet the happy couple who didn't hear the sound of bells at their wedding — but the romantic ringing of railway announcements. leah anderson and vince smith tied the knot on the great western railway service from london paddington to swansea. they commuted by train when dating and even had their first kiss on one. today's service was, by all accounts, a very moving one. congratulations. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. weather—wise today, we have lots of t

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warner: we shall continue.ity but across the indo pacific where if we are seen to be walking away from support for ukraine, not only is not going to feed down's amongst our allies and partners in the indo pacific, it's going to stoke the ambitions of the chinese leadership in contingencies ranging from taiwan to the south china sea. for all of us.t i saw on i think the truth is that the ukrainians are not running out of courage and tenacity. they are running out of ammunition, and we are running out of time to help them. >> director, let's jump to the elephant in the room. i want to thank you for your efforts to secure hostage polices and a cease-fire in the middle east. give us to the best of your ability a little bit on where things stand with those negotiations and what flash points you might be concerned could push us into a more regional conflict over the course of the next month. sure. since the last hostage return hard to try to renew thatr, the process. i have traveled eight times to meet with my israel

warner: continue.mental problem is in the instances where we need to look at the content, the probable cause that is lacking at this point is wha that is what tells us more often than not that there is an agent of foreign power involved in that is what enables us to act and go forward with the appropriate investigative steps. sen. wyden: there is an exception for imminent danger. there is an exception for emergencies. there is an exception to simply conversations with foreign threats. i would like you to send to me so we will have this for the record how having those exceptions will in some way obstruct you when you are trying to deal with a tiny number of ■[about americans believing you bet we have foreign threats. there is no question about it but we can address those foreign threats in a way that is compatible with the liberty and the values that law-abiding americans hold and i'm happy to work with you on it. thank you, mr. chairman. sen.f warner: senator collins. sen. collins: director, you unders

what i'm talking about is the merger time-warner and american online.e. it was anything but. the man that put that together, where his message was, this is a new age. he would later say it wasn't quite the age he envisioned. he passed away at 84. but not before leaving an imprint on corporate america and how far you can go to pair industries that on paper might look good but often times are anything but. >> do you regret that? >> no, i don't regret the concept underlying the transaction. i regret the aftermath. but there was a guiding principle, which is a digital makeover of an older media company. that is still going on today. it's interesting how you can go from the deal of the century to a disaster. what i'd say is that -- not in any form of defense or reform legacy, but what was happening then and what really undermined that transaction was the rolling thunder coming from the internet, on demand entitlement for lots of programming basically free. that thunder is still rolling through the media environment from music to television to publishing at t

warner: mr. president, i rise today in support of ms. jasmine yoon whom president biden has nominated to serve sasse a u.s. district court judge for the western district of virginia. for the last decade and a half junior senator -- jasmine has served has offered a unique zeal for public service and an incredible life story. she came to this nation at age 14 from south korea speaking virtually no english. all three eighth grade -- all through eighth grade -- and i can only think of myself in grade; i can only imagine going through this. she read merriam-webster dictionary. thanks to this hard work she developed a stellar academic record. she became a full two-time graduate of the university of virginia where she was awarded the jack kent cooke full scholarship, given for academic and extracurricular achievement. shortly before law school jasmine became a u.s. citizen. she's spoken movingly to me and senator kaine about her memories of that c citizenship means to her. following law school, jasmine began his public service c honorable james

cybersecurity with chair mark warner. he talks threats china poses through companies like huawei and tiktok and why he thinks the u.s. is less prepared for foreign interference in the 2024 elections. his remarks are part of a summit hosted by the cybersecurity firm crowd strike. ■6this is about 30 minutes. intelligence, really one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in the space consorted from a national security perspective for specific as a relates to cyber. such an important role that he has been i've had the pleasure of chatting within previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of ssci over the years. so welcome. thanks so much for being here. a lot of your constituents are. >> most important question. how many of you all live in virginia? those of you don't? why not? [laughing] no, i'm a little intimidated. in those crowds ic can pull off being the cyber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation. >> i think it's

david warner is one of the big names to miss out on selection at the 100 draught. at the 100 draught,stralia captain meg lanning will appear in the women's competition for the first time after being draughted by london spirit. henry moran reports. well, it's been a busy day here at the shard in central london as coaches have been putting together their sides for this year's 100 ball competition for players. well, it's always that balance. do you want to listen into every moment or perhaps wait for that phone call on the golf course? in the women's competition, meg lanning, the former australia skipper, has been picked up for the top bracket price of £50,000 to play for the london spirit. england wicketkeeper amyjones seeing a price increase to play for the birmingham phoenix, again for the top price bracket. but as much as today is about those players that get selected. it's also about those that miss out. and one real shock in the men's tournament is david warner, the former australia opener, not selected his reserve price of £100,000. no side wanted him and have looked elsewhere. on

beau anthony warner was born on thursday in san jose. these images of the linebacker holding the new addition to their family, saying they are over the moon. it is the couple's first son. congratulations on that new beautiful baby boy. >> congratulations! always a very special, special day when you bring proud parents, that boy or girl into the world. all right. thanks for watching the 11, everybody. our next newscast, mornings on two, starting at four. >> and to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime, just download the fox local app to your tv. thanks for joining us. good night. good night everyone. hi, everyone. i'm frank malaka. welcome to like it or not. we talk to our esteemed panel. we throw out everyday

the, the, this is dw news live from berlin. warner is gathering the thousands to bid farewell to elect sandeval ne rights police around the church in southeastern moscow. as the service gets under way. supporters risk arrest as the kremlin warrants. protesters will be quote, held accountable. also coming up, demands for an investigation into house. scores of golf died, trying to get access to a shipment from aust. claims that is rarely troops opened firewall. israel says that most of the dead were trampled in a stamped p. now the united nations wants to know exactly what happened the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. alexi, novalis for funeral is taking place under type security in moscow, the vocal opponent of russian president vladimir putin died 2 weeks ago in an arctic prison where he was being held on. but supporters called politically motivated charges. the and you are looking there is thousands of warners gathered at the church for the service, which concluded just a few moments ago, riah police have been on hand since the early hours of the morning. the coffin is now en rout

. >>> senate intelligence committee chairs mark warner and marco rubio join us to discuss the worldwide threats facing america. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we are coming off a big week in politics, but there are challenges ahead, particularly with the war between israel and hamas reaching a critical point, as the holy month of ramadan begins. we turn to the crisis in the middle east and renewed fears of violence in jerusalem. i dop want to note that we have an extensive bipartisan conversation with the chairs of the senate intelligence committee that will be coming up in a moment. we're going to begin with senator bernie sanders from burlington, vermont. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you have long been a critic of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the other night president biden was heard on a hot mic after the state of the union address saying he has to have a come to jesus talk with netanyahu about letting humanitarian aid in to gaza. have you spoken to presidnt biden about whether he's h

time warner, hbo, time warner cable, so many different assets along the way. studio.ok at dick parsons and everybody. ted turner. man, takes you back. levin, i had interviewed many times during the course of his stewardship of time warner, didn't participate then, but then we were able to sit down a number of years later when he was living out west at something called the moonlight sanctuary, a healing center that was run by his wife, and we did talk about the deal. take a listen. >> i'm upset that i couldn't have foreseen then what i see now. both in myself and in the internet. now, i would also criticize myself for believing strongly in the power of an idea, that a t transforming transaction, which is what we viewed aol-time warner as, would in fact change the landscape not only of our own company but across an industry. >> important to remember levin also helped create hbo, along with charles dolan, of course, of cablevision at the time, and then ran hbo when it was owned by "time," not warner, but time. some people don't realize that hbo was actually a time, inc.,

warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, bennet booker blumenthal booker butler are cardin carper cortez masto, duckworth, durbin hassan heinrich kaine, kelly, king klobuchar, menendez ossoff, padilla, peters rosen, smith, van hollen warner warnock, and warren. mr. casey, aye. senators voting in the negative -- barasso, boozman, britt, cassidy, cramer cruz ernst, fischer, graham gafl hawley hoeven hyde-smith johnson, kennedy, lankford marshall risch, romney roun rubio, schmitt, tillis tuberville and young. mr. cornyn, no. shaheen, aye. the clerk: ms. lummis, no. mr. lee, no. the clerk: mr. wicker, no.@/ the clerk: mr. markey, aye. mr. tester, aye. mr. wyden, aye. mr. braun, no. mr. fetterman, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, no.e clerk: mr. cotton, no. the clerk: mr.welch, aye. ms. cantwell, aye. mr. reed, e. mr. merkley, aye. mrs. mrs. murray, aye. mr. daines, no. mr. mcconnell, no. mr. coons, aye. mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. the clerk: mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: ms. stabenow a

warner said that more than half of american youth follow the news from tik tok kenan and this is a threat to our national security. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself , you are wrong, you have not understood the nature of the threat. searches in spatial tabs . according to tass news agency, european scientists found out that using computer vision methods, the images received from the radar can be analyzed. and analyzed and tracked the small and imperceptible particles of space tongues. this technology for maps removal of space tabs is used in low earth orbit and reduces the probability of collision of space devices with space tabs. thank you for your company. good evening and god bless you. it's opening now, i'm tired , i said to this city, i said it's open , we're open , we'll get to home appliance city in 10 minutes . takran, isfahan and sari are located in the best places available to you dear ones. receive a gift for every purchase from the great iranian house. a gift for each. ira

i mean, look, warner for the companies? it's a big - concern.bility to police the information on their platforms. but i also think it's bigger than social media. you know, these images often spread through group chats, through e—mail, through text messaging was up e—mail, through text messaging was up social media can be the kenneling that starts the spread of this type of thing butjust that starts the spread of this type of thing but just as that starts the spread of this type of thing butjust as she mentioned, a lot of this of a simplified by influencers, podcast or us, you to prison so i think as our media information ecosystem of all the people are getting more information from the sorts of influencers and less from legitimate news outlets, they are subject to a lot more of this deflated content. extraordinary. one other story i want to discuss with you, twitter execs suing elon musk we are told in the last hour for $128 million execs suing elon musk we are told in the last hourfor $128 million in severance. we all remember how he took over

warner brothers-discovery comes to mind. are you?e bit of an excuse, because you seem to be looking good every, by every metric including today. the stock's up 3%. >> yeah, well, look, we've been working really hard to continue to advance our company even as our industry remains in recovery. we're certainly seeing some of the effect of the strike still this year. i mean, the first half of the year the timing effect of releases because of those strikes is putting a little bit of a drag on the overall volume of titles in 2024 in the first half. and we'll see that continue to pick up through the year. fortunately by year end, particularly the fourth quarter, fourth quarter looks comparable to pre-pandemic e levels of volume and significance of films. so we've been able to navigate our way through some of these headwinds as we've seen them, and we're certainly pleased with the results and really encouraged longer term. the performance in the stock, we think that there's growing optimism within the investor community about what we're seei

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. >> the chair of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner, talksbout u.s. cybersecy at a crowdstrike summit in washington, d.c.. ■ intelligence, really one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in the space consorted from a national security perspective for specific as a this relates to cyber. it is an important role that he has. i have had the pleasure of chatting with hi■bm previously n a number of these issues, having been in front of the committee over no, i'm a little intimidated. in those crowds i can go to, i cane■2 pull off being the cyber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation."= >> i think it's important to get your take. we got a lot of folks are from the executive branch, a lot of folks from the defense and social base. een involved this space for such a long time. they certainly understand the risk but but a big believere holistic responsedes them having the authorities that legislative branch is able to provide. so having herus perspective i think it's rea

we continue our conversation with senate intelligence committee chairman mark warner and vice chair marco rubio. >> if i could. >> against it. >> you're consistent in that. >> the biden campaign joined tiktok. >> that sent a pretty darn mixed message because the biden administration supported my earlier bipartisan legislation that we would lead to a path of potentially banning tiktok because i believe that tiktok, both controlled by the chinese communist property, collects data and, as a news source, literally laugh of young people in america get a lot of their news from tiktok. >> 170 million americans are on it. >> if you don't think the chinese communist party can twist that algorithm to make it the news they see reflective of their views, then i don't think you appreciate the nature of the threat. would the united states ever allow china to buy cbs? i don't think they would. and we might have slightly different ways on how we go at this. >> the danger of tiktok is not somebody goes on the video and puts something up that looks stupid or silly. its value it has a algorithm, a recommend

followed by a conversation on cyber security with mark warner around noon. at 3:00, the senate returns to consider the nomination of nicole bernard to be a judge on the fourth circuit court of appeals. a final vote is expected at 5:30. three, mark milley and kenneth mckenzie testify on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan before the house foreign affairs committee. you can watch coverage on c-span now or on c-span.org. >> healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this. whe democracy at work when citizens are truly informed, our republic thrives. get informedxy straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span. powered by cable. >>■& we are joined by michelle price via zoom. good morning to you. >> last week joe biden and donald trump essentially clinched the respective nominations, earning enough delegates to get the nomination at the national convention. so what is there to

. >> the 49ers did successfully restructure fred warner's contract which means he is saying with the 49ers. also announced today the pro- linebacker and his wife recommend their first baby via c-section. a healthy baby boy, bowl at the warner board last thursday in san jose and the couple tells people magazine "we are over the moon and can't wait to get home from the hospital and start our new life." >>> raiders signed the dolphins defensive lineman christian wilkins and he is heading to vegas. a four-year deal worth $110 million, about 85 million is guaranteed. get this, he is 310 pounds, pro bowler, one of the best run stoppers in the league and he will certainly help raiders star max crosby be even better. >>> the raiders add one new star and they are letting one walk. running back josh jacobs is leaving the raiders and heading to green bay. jacobs, now a member of the packers. >>> for a special anniversary you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most po

warner, for example. he said in an interview that it is unbelievable for us that 140 days have passed since the war and only 35. the percentage of tunnels could be discovered. now these statistics that they say are statistics that hamas says that 80 to 90% of it is on the head, because you know that they have three layers of tunnels , the first layer is for weapons, the second layer is for people , the third layer is for trucks, and 2 trucks pass through this tunnel side by side. it's not new, i mean, those of you who have been doing this since the days of the war, maybe, for example, the second month , the second, the third, have heard this story, now it is being expressed a lot, it is also expressed by people who are influential , why is this happening, what is happening is because it is actually in the field of israel. there is no achievement. see, you stated a series of goals netanyahu listed the four main goals that he himself spoke about two weeks ago or 10 days ago and said, sir, ceasefire, accepta

do you agree with senator warner it looks like he's basicall speaking out of both sides of his mouth on this one? is it unhelpful? >> no. i'm not going to tell the president how to campaign. i don't have it on my personal phone and it's, of course, ban from all of our government devices. i would just say that it's legal now, but i would ask everyone to exercise caution with regard to the app because of the various risks that we've outlined as part of this bill. >> congressman gallagher, on the risks, we are eight months out from the presidential election, and in the u.s. intelligence assessment that was made public on monday, it specifically mentioned that the chinese government propaganda arm used tiktok to target candidates from both political parties in those midterm elections in 2022. so we can only assume this is going to be happening in 2024 as well. do you actually believe a for sale will happen before november? >> it absolutely could. i would be in the financial interest of bytedance's investors to effectuate a for sale. the user experience on the app would improve and you wo

here's what some of the warners and moscow were saying today. i came here to moscow for alexis funeral to pay my last respect. it's important to me. it's important to a lot of people. that's why i didn't see any option, but to come here for the funeral stuff and i was very slowly at. we came early in advance and we were standing for a long time and we're hiding l as low as some cameras. but now i realize that we need to do it and to speak up. but i think it's a judy for everyone who knew elect, say, to come and say good bye. we're the only for me, this is the final farewell to the man. and as for a candle way, a candle, the latest we say you're just a memory. we will remember for a long time, and we will not give up. this is the most important for this summer. well, here in berlin. warners have also been bidding farewell to alexander longing. people lives flowers and live candles at a memorial outside the russian embassy and the german capital sprung up last month . the following news of the kremlin critics stuff today, it has become a focal poi

here's what some of the warners and moscow were saying today. i came here to moscow for alexis funeral to pay my last respect. it's important to me. it's important to a lot of people. that's why i didn't see any option, but to come here for the funeral stuff. i was very sick that we came early in advance and we were standing for a long time and we're hiding l as low as in cameras. but now i realize that we need to do it and to speak up. but i think it's a judy for everyone who knew, i'd say to come and say good bye. we're the only for me, this is the final farewell to the man. and as for a candle to weigh a candle as late as we say, you're just a memory. we will remember for a long time before and we will not give up. this is the most important for this summer. well, here in berlin warners have also been bidding farewell to alexander longing. he believed flowers and lived candles. had a memorial outside, the russian embassy and the german capital sprung up last night in falling news of the kremlin critics stuff. today, it has become a focal poin

but in recent years, warner's faced challenges, notjust problems caused by covid and strikes by actorsr nolan, who took his award—winning 0ppenheimer to universal instead. the company is also now riding high with barbie, the biggest grossing film in the company's history. so cool. welcome to the media show. pam abdy, thank you so much for having me on the lot, and hello. just to talk about your career for a little bit first. you started as an intern and then receptionist

warner i think both democrats understand all the data could be used for. >> i think he is spot on.adversarial companies. china does not allow american apps to be on their phones in china monitors the content of tiktok in their country we would be more than relist we would be responsible if we didn't do t this. ashley: what about the comments of donald trump who said we should ban this but now he's flipped and said no it would give other competitors advantage, how would you respond to that. >> he is right in the sense to give mark zuckerberg any more business. but at the same time this decision is to be made by tiktok they need to decide whether they will divest themselves from being involved with the chinese communist party or whether they will sell to american company. they are the ones out to make the final decision. we are not banning tiktok, if you are owned by the chinese communist party or an adversarial country iran, north korea, russia, then you're not could have a nap in our country. ashley: there's a lot of talk about entrepreneurs and business owners that rely on tiktok

we immediate to flip it over to warner bros.not doing too well they're falling 6% despite the fact that warner bros. sci-fi block blockbuster dune taking try yum fact squall with 81.5 million in the u.s. and 1178 million at the international post box office ad those massive sand worms that are the big stars in the movie -- not helping power the stock which is perilously close to falling below $8 a share. it came within ten cents of doing that at the moment it stands at $8.16. this news just breaking -- seconds ago, the american airlines ceo speaking at an investor conference saying that if there is an opportunity down the road, with respect to jetblue, it will attack it. now you've got to understand something. and jett jetblue and spirit supposed to get married all called off spirit shares experiencing some real turbulence tumbling at this hour by 10.9% while jetblue is kind of cruising across clear skies up 4% because maybe with the american airlines a new suiter so jetblue and spirit called off their plans to merge in which wo

the, the, this is the w news live from berlin warner's gather to bid farewell to alexis of all the riot police around the church in southeastern moscow. as the service gets under way, supporters risk arrest as the kremlin warrants. protesters will be, quote, held accountable elsewhere demands for an investigation into how scores of thousands died, trying to get access to h shipments from aust claims that is rarely troops opened firewall. israel says that most of the dead were trampled in a sam pete. now the united nations wants to know exactly what happened. plots as of wrong hold t elections. authorities have a fight on their hands, getting voters to the ballot box the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. alexi, nevada is funeral, is set to take place in moscow shortly under type security. the vocal opponent of russian president vladimir putin died 2 weeks ago in an arctic prison where he was being held on what supporters called politically motivated charges. now thousands of mourners have gathered at the church where novalis, funeral service is expected to be held an hour before

what happens to warner brothers if they don't get the nba?st questions we're getting from investors, liz. everyone is focused on this. this is no doubt disney, espn, abc are retaining the rights. they've a made it very clear, they're going to pape to retain them. been pape to retain them. but nbc wants them very badly. the nba wants broader distribution. adam silver was on tv earlier week talking about following fans. clearly, fans are not as much on cable tv, i'm sorry to say is -- liz: hey, we're great. [laughter] >> but less viewers of cable tv. it's just a fact of life. and so the leagues want to be more on broadcast tv. we heard last week the college football playoffs just recently moved the final game, championship game, moved from espn to abc. so everybody wants to be on broadcast. does that put nbc in a a better position than warner brothers-discovery with tnt? we know amazon, which has certainly gotten big with thursday night football, amazon wants nba rights. so i don't think it is clear at all that turner walks away retaining nba r

fox shares about 1% warner bros., 6% for wall disney, going up almost two.d lift shares are higher after upgrading both stocks individually, maybe working together. this energy makes sense, given doordash and the delivery company lyft, -- they also think that lyft is becoming increasingly competitive with but uber. scott? >> we will be back to you shortly. we are just getting started. next, shopping for upside, the number one ranked retail analyst on wall street. we are going to get his read on the retailers, a big week of earnings. the top investors, we will do that next. live from the new york stock exchange. you are watching closing bell on cnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa, how did you defeat them? with a little kung fu strength and by connecting my devices to the most powerful force of all. skadoosh. hah, huh? cool right? amazing. harness the power of xfinity internet and stay connected to the things you love. ah, they'll be like this for hours. hello dad, hello dad, hello da. uh-oh. good bunnies. ahh! >>> welcome back. shares of macy's surging after investor firms rais