Rockets Take Game 4 Over Warriors.
CAMEROTA: Time for CNN money now. Chief business correspondent, Christine Romans is in our Money Center talking mergers.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Cable mergers, guys, Charter Communication is announcing a $55 billion deal to buy Time Warner Cable and Smaller Bright House Networks. The Charter is the third biggest cable provider. Time Warner Cable is number two with customers and key markets in New York and Los Angeles. Together the company would add 18.8 million broadband internet subscribers, 17 million TV subscribers, that's one in six households. Those numbers will be a big advantage when negotiating with channel owners. The merger still has to pass government regulators, of course, that's what stopped Comcast's plan to buy Time Warner Cable earlier this year and the executives are saying that it could mean better customer service -- guys.</s>CUOMO: Or it could not.</s>MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: Cynics. We shall see.</s>CUOMO: Cynics, also known as cable subscribers. So the Rockets, they had a big win last night over the Warriors, but that's not their real opponent right now. This flooding is so severe down there and it's going to get worse, hundreds of people were stranded at the Toyota Center. Let's bring in Andy Scholes, who got this morning's "Bleacher Report." It wasn't about the game in that place, that's for sure.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS: Yes. Chris, you know, I am from Houston. When it floods there, it gets pretty bad. I spoke with my father-in- law a few minutes ago and he works at the Toyota Center and he is still there right now. And he told there were about 200 fans in the arena until 6:00 a.m. local time, that's when most of them were finally able to leave the arena and make their way home. This was a pic from a few hours ago, with all the fans in the stands. Now minutes before the game ended last night, officials recommended to fans that they stay in their seats after the final buzzer because it's just a massive storm cell that was coming through at that time. Now Dwight Howard was among the people who could not get home last night, so he came out on the floor to hang out with the fans after the big win, pretty cool moment for the fans that were stranded in the arena. Now as for the actual game, this was a must win for the Rockets. They were down 3-0 in the series, and a scary moment, Steph Curry goes tumbling over Ariza and lands on his head. He would leave the game, but after going through concussion tests, Curry would return in the third quarter. Now things are getting a little chippy between the two teams in the second half, Howard and Andrew getting into it. Howard swings, and he was called for a flagrant foul. Lucky he wasn't ejected from this game. The Rockets sure hope he won't be suspended for game five. Now after air balling his first shot, Curry heating in the fourth quarter. This three right here gets the Warriors within six, but James Harden is too good in this one. He scored a playoff career high 45 points as the Rockets live to fight another day with the 128-115 win. The silver lining for all the Rocket staff members and all the fans that had to stay in the arena at least they did win this and they were not mourning the end of the season. At least they had something to cheer about and have some camaraderie as they were all sitting around for hours and hours.</s>PEREIRA: One of the games you will never forget, though.</s>CUOMO: Good luck to your in-laws down there.</s>SCHOLES: Thank you.</s>PEREIRA: We actually want to show some live pictures of the massive flooding in the Houston area this morning. We are live at the top of the hour with a look at the unbelievable devastation. Is there any relief in sight?