Time warner deal the Financial Times reporting regulators are demanding the sale of cnn in order to approve the deal well have the latest on just what the government is demanding here, coming up. And this has been a big story today. Snap sinking after missing wall streets revenue estimates by a big margin well look at whether that stock, which is down about 50 , since the ipo, whether that can recover or not thats all coming up here. Busy day still a big decline for those shares lets kick it off with the latest on the at t time warner deal sources saying that regulators are calling for the sale of cnn in order to approve the deal, joining us is the reporter who first broke the story today, james khan, thanks for your time thank you for having me on the show so, now the New York Times is reporting its a sale of Turner Properties writ large, whats your latest information on what the government is demanding that at t would have to sell to get this deal done. Based on that reporting before
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Now hell try to set the standard to open the playoff. Going the other way this time. That is so far offline. Its bare and brown and might even be in the flat area and he might get relief from the utility boxes. Ian the crowd up there surrounding the ball, getting a good look. Not a bad angle from up there high on the right. Jim might even get the slope so its flat up there. Hes howell. Right center. Never does make its way back to the fairway but hes fine. Well continue with coverage of the quicken loans national and our playoff between kyle stanly and Charles Howell iii after this word from your local station. Jim again tonight on cbs ncis los angeles ll cool j, chris odonnell. All tonight on cbs. Kyle stanley has driven it right but might be just fine. Charles howell just a foot off the fairway this first hole of the play. Theres the ball that belongs to stanley. Ian soso. One of those lies youre not too sure how it will react. Hell get relief from those sprinkler boxes, controllers.
He wants you tono kw that this is what 77 can look like. This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Government he works for, attacking a federal court for scrutinizing the president s temporary travel ban. Courts seem to be so political, and it would be so great for our Justice System if they would be able to read a statement and do whats right. Reporter the attack on the Judicial Branch stunned judge gorsuch, who told senators on capitol hill he felt mr. Trumps recent comments were disartening and demoralizing. Mr. Trumps travel ban was put on hold by a federal judge last week. 212f. Reporter today the president recited the law he believes justifies the order. And it couldnt have been written any more precisely. Its not like, oh, gee, we wish it were written better. It was written beautifully. Reporter yesterday, three federal Appeals Court judges heard arguments on whether to reinstate mr. Trumps travel ban. An audio feed of the hearing was broadcast widely on television. And i
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