 It's Thursday, February 13, 2014. I'm Adrienne Jeffries and oh god, Valentine's Day is tomorrow. I mean, I knew that and I'm totally prepared. This is 90 seconds on the verge. Comcast has reached a deal to acquire Time Warner Cable for $45 billion. The cable giant will absorb 100% of Time Warner in an all-stock transaction. However, the merger must first be approved by federal regulators. Comcast Corporation CEO Brian Roberts isn't worried about the regulatory hurdles, citing the fact that Comcast and Time Warner do not currently operate in any of the same markets. Last month, Google announced it was selling off Motorola to Lenovo, and this month, the captain has announced he's abandoning his ship. According to the Wall Street Journal, Motorola Mobility's CEO Dennis Woodside is headed to Dropbox as the company's first chief operating officer. Woodside will be stepping in to provide oversight of Dropbox's growing business. Meanwhile, Lenovo's CEO claims he can turn around Motorola's business in less than a year. And finally, last fall we found out John Oliver would be getting his own show on HBO. And now we know when that's coming. The weekly satirical news program called Last Week Tonight with John Oliver will make its debut on Sunday, April 27th at 11pm. HBO says the show will be a, quote, satirical look at the week in news, politics and current events, something Oliver has plenty of experience in. But this marks Oliver's first real role as the lead of his own program. Last summer, he hosted The Daily Show for eight weeks, while Jon Stewart took a leave of absence. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I give my boyfriend that present that I got for him weeks ago, this cool new Frisbee.