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case we ve been watching closely, 13 states opposing the merger of t-mobile and sprint. the judge ruling in favor of the companies saying you can proceed with the deal and you can see the response in the marketplace, it s quite significant there is a look at judge marrero, federal judge the ratio was 0.0125 t-mobile shares per sprint share. april of 2018 when this deal was originally announced we may get to the two-year mark before they re able to close it. $6 billion in run rate synergies. present valued that at $43 billion at the time and again it was april 27th overall since then, so many different challenges have come along but this one being overcome perhaps is the most significant one and now is paving the way for these companies to get together. they re not quite there, not quite there as you take a look at the approval from judge marrero this morning and all the things that have happened on the way to that. of course the most important beyond today s decision wa ....
and why we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in the modern history of america. we are for core democratic values. i will be damned if i stand by we lose this country to donald trump a second time. let s get up and take back this country and take it back now! neil: like a james cagney moment. i will be damned hillary vaughn is in nashua new hampshire. hillary. reporter: bernie sanders closed his final campaign stop, with a record turnout, 5700 people turned out for sanders. largest turnout for any 2020 democrat in the granite state. he targeted two of his opponents, former vice president joe guiden and mayor pete bite beauty. not to back candidates backed by billionaires like them. some new hampshire are not afraid of billionaires because michael bloomberg won the most votes in dixville, notch, a small town with handful of voters that tallies their vote every primary amid night before most polls open. two of the four democrats in dixville notch wrote ....
tries to recover from yesterday. the premarket is up. alcoa and pepsi on the tape. they continue to lean on short siders. the ten-year is up and crude is up and oil is back. the imf trimming the global and u.s. forecast seeing world economic growth of 3.3% for the year. u.s. growth seen as 2.5% compared to a prior 3.1%. not a surprise echoing what the oed and others have done. you have christine lagarde telling our fed, guys think twice before you raise. you is want to remember they are a tough organization. there is a lot of feeling the imf must be a bunch of softies. they are very tough. they are very concerned. merkel is the naernperson that can shut down greece more than christine lagarde. it confirms what people felt was behind the two days ago rally, the fed won t be tightening. when you don t talk about them you start getting a little emboldened. not to say you like the setup. this market is not suitable for a lot of individual investors. i do think when ....
yellen speaks at 10:30 12:30. the best showing against the yen in a couple of years. china got an update but showing there might get you arrested. you see shipments suffering. the steepest decline in almost two years. and facebook also higher premarket. how the company is looking to crack into the music distribution business. first up stocks on track to open strong. we have this morning on the hopes of a new proposal in greece will end the impasse and result in a bailout deal as we get ready to wrap up a volatile week for the market and week with hacks and glitches. it s been a difficult to watch question now is what happens with this deal and even if it gets done sunday what happens then some. this deal is not as good. merkel should hate this deal even more. the greek parliament the right in merkel s party and the left of tsipras s party can t like this but maybe they re not loud enough. the one thing i would point out. yesterday i said i didn t like it. now ....
castro: we want folks to live comfortably in a decent, safe place. a panel of visionaries explore diversity and vision in the economy. kay: this is the new economy, and we are all going to love it if we just learned to participate in it. this year, questions on over the clintons of how they fund the initiative. bill clinton addressed these questions head with bloombergs betty liu. betty: i want to get to some of the commitments you are excited to talk about today, that i also want to talk about some of the topics that have overshadowed some of the good work that cgi has done. you have something like 200,000 plus sponsors that have supported cgi since 2001. a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton global initiative. exxon mobil said they will not sponsor you this year. is this because of the funding controversy? mr. clinton: i think they don t want to be involved in politics. they don t think we were ever political. there has never been a ....