Meg James and Stephen Battaglio discuss the rise of CBS CEO Leslie Moonves in light of CBS' recent battle with the Redstone family over a potential merger with Viacom. Should Moonves exit the company, several key executives may depart as well, with TV consultant Preston Beckman noting, "If Les left, that would leave a good big hole."

Sling TV President Warren Schlichting was almost stricken from the witness list in the Justice Department's antitrust case against AT&T after it was revealed that he had access to transcripts from the first day of the trial. Judge Richard Leon ultimately decided to let Schlichting testify but cautioned that any future violations would result in him being stricken from the witness list.

T-Mobile is planning to launch a TV service this year after closing its acquisition of Layer 3 TV. T-Mobile says that any household with a broadband connection will be able to subscribe without having to sign up for other T-Mobile services.

Eight women have come forward accusing TV host Charlie Rose of sexual harassment, including groping and lewd comments. PBS and Bloomberg have stopped airing Rose's show, and CBS has suspended Rose pending an investigation into the allegations.