it is competitive, lower -- but where's the big brewers want to be.is all about scale and you have it in china. -- this givesnly it access to a company with a 26% market share. instantly, this will transform their footprint in a broad market. matt: paul, thanks for that. now, fiat chrysler. give us the story. annmarie: they are leaving the door open to sell this unit. there is a great bloomberg exclusive story that pushed the stock higher some 4% in new york trading. it will likely junk -- jump in the italian. it jumped 6 billion euros and this will be one of the big makesthe chief executive after taking over the job. the sale would help the new leadership track immediate value for the company. really looking forward to seeing how the stock moves. a massive move in new york yesterday. matt: annmarie, thanks. i appreciate your time this morning care you can get the latest stock stories from the equities team. on your bloomberg terminal and subscribers can get first via the mobile app. next, the market open. four minutes to go. futures pointing higher a

it's not the brewer family >> no.ook at the brand image that they have been growing if they think they can make the money on uber eats or bike sharing -- >> when you get a bill from uber, the company is getting more than that that's just what you pay somebody is filling that hole to the tune of a few billion dollars a year >> interesting >> thank you >> okay. >>> let's turn to another internet company twitter, jack dorsey talking everything from alex jones to election security in an interview with nbc nightly news. he said the way people use twitter today changed dramatically from when the platform first launched. >> we started with, you know, a real focus on one core fundamental human right of freedom of expression. but over time we have realized that that right has been weaponized >> dorsey's comments coming after twitter suspended alex jones for urging followers to ready their battle rifles against the media. dorsey says he stands by that decision >>> today's show brought to you by the number six. one stock up 6%,

contessa brewer knows. >> a breakfast alert a new report found traces of a weed killing chemical in some breakfast cereals. it's the same chemical that is found in round up. 45 products were tested. 31 of them had traces of this chemical at levels some

i'm con brewer.llly ahead on "night business report" will b this big pay off for the casino ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the treasury department today issued new regulations to enforce the capn state and local tax deductions, a cap that was part of the tax bill signed into law last year. some states have tried toha circumvent law by allowing taxpayers to make donations to public educationthnd services. charitable donations are not suect to the same cap. today's move by the treasury blocks that >>> a new casino is about to open its doors, not in las vegas or atlantic city, but rather in massachusetts. mgm's new project will be the first resort to open in that state and as contess brewer reports fromd, springfiel a big effort was made to make sure it blends in. ♪ ♪ >>> the casino glistens with glitz and glamour. mgm springfield isonructed of multiple historic buildings covering three city$9 blocks. 60 million project is the first of its kind for this company to takeuch full advantage of existing architecture. >> we h

operations to cr beer, the biggest brewer in the country.hey will also take a 40% stake in the company in a deal worth 3.1 billion. cr has 90 brewers across china its biggest brand, snow, is the world's top-selling beer until 2016 snow was produced by china resources and sabmiller. mine k heineken will license its name to cr beer and the deal comes as heineken has struggled to get chinese consumers to buy lore-- priced brands. there have been changing tastes to alternatives like wine. but the premium beer category is growing by double digits shares of heineken are up 1% today. >> burgers and a beer. you live in manhattan. >> i do. >> do you eat at shake shack on >> once a quarter. >> shake shack having some problems stay tuned >>> your big individual stock stories include toyota the auto maker says profits r e rose 19 p% last quarter but the are cutting sales forecasts citing an uncertain situation. >>> aig took a big restructuring charge and saw lower investment income, had a weak showing in its property and casualty unit those shares are d

i'm contessa brewer. more details coming up on "nightly business report." ♪ ♪ >>> and finally tonight, we've been telling you about the shkitage ofed construction workers across the country. well now one project in massachusetts has set out to address the skills gap and also the gende gap. contessa brewer is in the baye stator us tonight. ♪ ♪ >> rising across from the boston skyline, aew casino takes shape, thanks to thousands of construction workers. >> we do the heating and cooling, hvac for building. >> fabi is one of 328 women working construction at encore boston harbor, but its taken her ten years to reach her goal. jourymanipe fitter. >> i let them know it's a great opportunity. it's greatef bs. it's not as -- it's not hard as people view it as. women, we're just as hard workers as men on the job site. we lace our boots up just the same way they do. now she asked the state to recruit women into construction. >> in order to m this work, you have to have a kick ass champion and you've got to kick the

brewer aboutjan what should happen. age was 24 hours ago that we heard president trump announced the new mexico trade deal. welcome wilbur ross to bloomberg television and radio from washington. >> thank you for having me on. david: let's start with canada here and heard we have a deal with mexico. now it is up to canada. the foreign minister of canada is in washington right now. what are we asking of canada? canada toasking of consider joining in the agreement that has already been reached with mexico. that is the basic ask that we have. what remains to be seen is how close the canadian attitude is toward that and if there are any modifications that work for us that would bring them around or if they want to much. much. -- want too david: this is not a take it or leave it from the u.s. point of view? >> most of the chapters have already been agreed to and were known to canadians for quite a while. chapters, thet details are name. is first question will be getting the canadians to understand the implications of this cha

braun had already hit a two run homer at the top of the first inning to help put the brewers 3—0 up, position early on and the cubs never recovered, with their managerjoe maddon then getting ejected for the second time in four games when plate umpire phil cuzzi called ben zobrist out on strikes in the sixth. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. don't forget the top story that ben stokes has been cleared of charges of affray at bristol crown court. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the weather pattern for the rest of this week and into the weekend looks pretty similar day on day and that is with more cloud, rain, stronger wind across the north and the west of the uk and the further south and east that you are, better chances of staying dry and bright with sunshine and feeling warmer. that process really will begin through wednesday, with an area of low pressure to the north—west of the country, a couple of weather fronts moving into northern and western areas, whereas further south and east

, former nfl star jack brewer.> great to be back. dagen: good to see you. we will get into everything. a lot of federal reserve information but right now i'm going to talk about the trade deal. to our top story this hour. a done deal, president trump striking a new deal with mexico to revise key pieces of the original nafta agreement. the pact, which the president is proposing to call the u.s./mexico trade deal, will focus on heightens automobile production in the united states and increased protection for holders of intellectual property. the president says the announcement of the tentative deal put pressure on canada to come to the negotiating table or face a fresh round of u.s. tariffs. >> we'll start negotiating with canada relatively soon. they want to start -- they want to negotiate very badly. but one way or the other, we'll have a deal with canada. it'll either be a tariff on cars or a negotiated deal. and, frankly, a tariff on cars is a much easier to go, perhaps the other would be much better for canada.

contessa brewer has those. >> i beg to differ with your musical summary.t the best song ever >>> the fed is sure to be in focus today. jerome powell set to deliver a speech in jackson hole >>> u.s. authorities are investigating microsoft for alleged bribe lry in hungary. the s.e.c. is looking at how it sold its word and excel software to firms in hungary at a steep discount microsoft says late yesterday it fired four employees and terminated its relationship with four businesspartners in hungary. >>> apple has been on a hiring spree and they're tapping talent from tesla positions include everything from manufacturers to security to supply chain experts. former tesla employees offered several reasons for jumping ship including lagging compensation and stock price growth >> apparently everyone is working for the weekend. maybe we can play that next. >>> we have a serious news alert. moments ago a magnitude 7.1 earthquake striking north of peru this is more than 70 earthquakes in the pacific ring of fire over the last 72 hours. it's been a hotbed there storms

contessa brewer the story from tampa, florida. >> reporter: florida's known for its coastline and marinas, but it's boating industry is being buffeted by a storm over global trade. >> whe trade is k hiings froeviner oalf sides. >> peter is the ceoer ofam yacht, a manufacturer of high end vessels. >> whateally hurts us now immediately is the eu import tariffs of 25%. >> two solid sales stalled in the water. because a 25% tariff translates to a milli dollar tax on a $4 million yacht purchase. theould be european buyers balked. >> nationwide manufacturer's export 15% of boat and engine production. more than 2/3 goes to canada, xico and the european union. >> the 1%ers don'teed a yacht. we're talking about the finest yachts in the world, the prices are high, most of these people already have a yacht. so they justhoose to delay the purchase or buy another type of yat, unfortunately, that yacht may be built in europe. >> the hit for tat tariffsre threat thing to sink nearly $200 million inoverseas boat trade florida does every year. to say nothing of an additional 70 million plus in yacht sales

jackson yip and matthew brewer aren't your typical firefighters but they are doing just that.ually they're graduate students and they're fighting fires with science as part of san jose state university's "fire weather research lab."matthew brewer/student "....it we can help firefighters with our science and the date we acquire from launching or weather balloons, that's a good feeling..."the fire weather lab team recently returned from the car fire where they launched weather baloons to study the wind, fuel loads and atomspheric changes. their mobile lab is equipped with a rader-like "lidar" system that can quite literally see through the smoke and help predict fire behavior says the lab's founder, dr. craig clements. dr. craig clements/san jose state university "....the benifit of having these observations real close to the fire front allows researchers to understand how fires create their own weather and how they react with the local atmosphere and winds and these are things that cant be measured with standard networks..."clements envisions a day when a smaller version of the

contessa brewer is in manans, new york, tonight. ♪ ♪ >> sean o'connoroued his company nine years ago,ugh job turning his dream into economic success. >> you're paying up frontor the raw materials and the milk and other ingredients andouhen ife aging cheese you're waiting however long to realize your profit assuming that you're able to sell it. >> if they can't sell it itd sis in ctorage and the usda says there's a record amount of cheese sitting in refrigeration, nearly 1.4 billion pounds. part of the issue isows are producing more milk than ever and american milk consumption echas been dning for decades so the big dairy guys have worked intently to open new, global markets. mexico is the number one forei destination receiving a quarter of u.s. dairy exports and last year, climbing 8% from the year be china, the fourth biggest export market grew ro49% 2016. both countries have now slapped u.s. cheeses with retaliatory tariffs of up to 25%, and canada, another top taker at a certain point in his american exports with 275%. >> we are exporting about 15% of our production. so we depend o

kevin kelly and former nfl star, jack brewer. welcome, everybody. >> trento president trump is not the only individual with the news cycle with twitter. >> you have to question whether or not there was some wrongdoing there. people were questioning why the stock ran up going into that tweet. i meant it comes out and he is 22 million followers. is that enough to answer the full disclosure regulations out there on wall street tuesday to 22 million people rather than making a full disclosure about making the company private. >> everybody starts talking about it when it puts it out there. >> 11% of you do not $2 billion investment in the saturdays came out at around 11:00-ish. >> it now if they don't step up with what he said, and the idea that he floated what happens. why did you tweet about it? the financing is not line up with the suggested. a lot of questions. >> the funding is there. i mean secure. two times over. double the largest. which is why there's a lot regulation waiting to happen on the part of shareholders. a lot to ta

shares of wynn are in the red following an earnings miss contessa brewer covers the gaming industry forat went wrong at wynn? >> a lot of disappointment over the numbers from macau misses on the top and bottom line and the stock took a dive wif wynn macau, the operating revenue was down 18% casino revenue, property ebita, 18% down wynn palace in macau and vegas revenues grew but not enough to offset the losses. on the call, the ceo blamed the world cup which took attention away from gambling but also other operators. >> our competitors neglected the vip market during the downturn many of them got back into the game in the last six months with new rooms, more credit, creating competition. >> though maddox did not mention then by name, las vegas sands reported strength on vip gambling wynn stock rebounded somewhat on the outlook for the third quarter macau numbers. caesars is another company that got hammered yesterday by investors following remarks predicting flat to slow growth in las vegas because of competitive pressure on room rates. then wynn's ceo mirrored those comments, the expec

in major league baseball the walky brewers were taken all the way to a fifteenth thinning on friday before finally seeing off the pittsburgh pirates seven six it looked like it was going to be a regulation win for the brewers when they moved to hades for nothing christian yet each and mike moore stuck us each a two run home runs in the bottom of the first for better advantage the pirates rare julie edged a way back into it and drew level in the top of the ninth and sodas on to overtime it would take six additional innings to finally separate the two teams a walkie have now won seventy games trailed the chicago cubs in the national league central division by just two games. qualifying for the belgian grand prix starts in a short while after forming the ones at mid-season break on friday it was ferrari's kimmie reichen that was fastest in second practice finish driver is a four time winner at the spa circuit in an age charitably to lewis hamilton while the british drivers and series teammate valtteri bottas finished food and since championship royal sebastian vettel who finished fifth set th

top of the american league east and ron brown had a pair of sea run high runs to help the milwaukee brewers beat the chicago cubs seven nothing the brewers are still behind the division leading cups in the national league central. ok plenty more support from those who build up to the european super cup later in the day but that is it for now thanks very much andy and that is it for this news hour i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news they were. full of struggles but. full of pleasure. an intimate look at life in cuba today as it was young one of the. more i got about as a cuba on al-jazeera a. challenge your perception is the o.p.'s economy is growing at a faster rate than any other african country it's journalism look at sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussions just six months ago we were at the brink of a whole al-jazeera show war winning programs take you on a journey around the globe. early on al-jazeera tensions are high. little has changed and new village officials are struggling to

the brewer the bridge the. road six for he's already had offers to play in europe and the states but there's no doubt what the ultimate goal is for soccer it will make it to the n.b.a. the learn of the n.b.a. is everywhere and for kids here it would certainly provide a golden ticket but individual ambitions aside filipino basketball fans would just like to see the country competing back on the international stage. nine hundred seventy two was the last time the philippines basketball team competed at an olympics but the passion for the game is a strong as ever. and who knows if kids are indeed getting taller it may not be too long before they're back for medals. dogon al-jazeera manila. and that is least for now it is back to divvy a in london rain forests in africa are at risk of being completely wiped out within the next decade but become so rare that a manmade forest planted twenty three years ago has become a major draw for tourists catherine sort reports from south africa's eastern province of longer which

brewers are surprisingly similar to artists. >> like everything these guys do this became a family affair>> zach is definitely more on the creative design side. ike is the dreamer. i'm asking people to take risk and push starter go longer, stay up later. with we disagree constantly. >> it's like congress or something. two thirds majority rule. >> i -- i -- >> it's a process we're trying to master man, conflict. >> starting this their own thing certainly wasn't the easiest way to go. >> there was so many cases where we could have rubber stamped the hanson name and cashed in so to speak. we have always in some cases to a faults we said no we want it better. we wouldn't want that to be a part of our story, like, you know, we probably could have made a lot of money on hanson pokemon. >> but for them it was the only option that felt right. >> you never do something for the express purpose of success. it's hopefully the result of something being done skillfully and effectively. that way when you do it over and over and over again it's not something that's tired for you. it's something that you

stopped buying kind of his waste it's an emergency situation for the north american country but for brewer it represents a great opportunity you have to see the waste as a resource and to use it locally to create jobs locally and to have system he will product locally so that's a green if you lose that china doesn't want to say it's waste and you know they're completely right now police hopes he can convince communities to add a polystyrene recycling bins. ai is no given fine to use i find movies from small factories in which the machines communicate with each other to improve production to intelligence software that validates you insurance policy it is everywhere and that is one of the top ten locations in the wild for auto official intelligence research companies are struggling to find skilled human who. are running trains robots to learn skills they have to figure out where something is and what to do with it he takes them through thousands of different scenarios. but there aren't enough programmers in germany who can develop artificial intelligence projects like this. when you're. unde

the danish brewer expects earnings before interest, taxes, and one-time items to rise by .eight singledit percentage earnings in the first half of the euros 6% to $670 million, beating estimates. us after 10:00 a.m. u.k. time. twitter's ceo has said the company moves too slowly when it comes to evolving its laws on toxic content. jack dorsey made the comments to nbc nightly news after the suspension from the social media site of alex got -- alex jones. >> any suspension whether it is permanent or temporary makes someone think about their actions and their behaviors and -- >> will alex jones changed his behavior based on a timeout? >> it has the potential to change, impact and change behavior. deutsche bank's fixed income traders generated $35 million of profit into works -- two weeks. in assets.a slump they made more than $10 million on august 10 alone when the turkish lira plunged the most in almost two decades. a senior barclays trader is facing losses of $19 million of turkish bonds over the past few days. that is your bloomberg business flash. thanks very much, juliette saly in sing

stopped buying canada's waste it's an emergency situation for the north american country but for brewer it represents a great opportunity you have to see the waste as a resource and to use it locally to create jobs locally and twits just enable products locally so that's a green if you lose that china doesn't want to it's waste and you know they're completely right now police hopes he can convince communities to add polystyrene recycling bins. they to escape for a while about delving into the world of gaming it's not just the kids as. it's found out at a trade fair in. bangalore and you're inside the game not just on screen the recent mega fortnight breaks with tradition rather than playing the survival games games come visitors can test their real world skills playing is free anyway and has attracted one hundred twenty five million people in one year the community is why the game is so successful even little things like new emotes or new skins are very well received in that kind of explode within the community. and these features are what players pay for. others have reached a point wh

with those of its new partner with more and more chinese raising a glass the walls second largest brewer hopes to tap into that growth. that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business from will find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d w underscore business i'll have more in the next hour on c.n.n. . beyond the mother of an inferno monkey in greece one week on from the statement hours tomorrow. villagers are trying to guard what's left of their homes against glutens while rescue teams search for bodies and survives. people here have been left to fend for themselves with little support materializing from the states . next. that people are looking for information. opinions want to stress g.w. on facebook and twitter are up to date and in touch. from people make fun about the own social economic and political problems. in mozambique we say that you have to laugh so you don't write it's help people because we think they do people. as a journalist i often call called these folks in the bag by the less local to the. elector staff may day by checking alpha told us jok

stopped buying counted as waste it's an emergency situation for the north american country but for brewer it represents a great opportunity you have to see the waste as a resource and to use it locally to create jobs locally and trips just enable products locally so that's agreed if you lose that china the someone say it's waste and you know they're completely right now police hopes you can convince communities to add a polystyrene recycling bins. great idea. that is your business update here on the g.w. at this hour because they'll be more coming out in the next few hours in the meantime you can check out the latest news on our web site that's still being dot com going follow us on facebook and on twitter. underscore this news right now here's a look at the global market action as you soon. an abundant construction site in istanbul. this is where zain of do's going old once lived. she and her neighbors were driven out by the state for two years they've been homeless waiting in vain for the apartments promised to them. construction crisis in turkey who will help the victims. next d.w. . e

the brewers take the game. you have to see this. looking like his days at stanford.ccaffrey into the end zone. 71yards for carolina. he had 120 yards from scrimmage. look for him to have a big second year for them. raiders and the niners in action tomorrow. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. and making us your choifor news. find updates at ktvu.com. , almost husband. this can't be the first time you've woken up with other men in your bedroom. happy wedding day! [ laughs ] what are you doing here? you pay for a full-service wedding, you get our full packages. ohh. close, honey. so close. and we're crossing. we're crossing. and trays down. and trays down. napkins. relax. enjoy. the car will pick you up at 4:00 to whisk you away to your beautiful hilltop wedding. how's the weather? i had a dream it rained on everyone. dry as a bone. the only thing it will be raining tonight is men. we really need it. mm. has anyone heard from sal? no. and i will never understand why you asked that boozy us-hag to officiate your wedding. we didn't exactly ask sal. sal... mm-hmm. ...we

brewer were exonerated, and the forensic science discipline has been debunked in almost every jurisdiction in the country. hearings the part to me, today, that is interesting. in mr. brooks' case, there was an eye witness identification, and i know that at least one judge in the audience today, and he and probably many others will know that for decades, the u.s. supreme court has worked hard to come up with a structure for both administrating and admitting identification evidence into american courtrooms. i it has to comport with the basic notions of fairness but also explicit notions of due process likewise, confessions. there have been enormous juris prudence around confessions 'how does law enforcement interview people? under what circumstances? what can they say? what can they do? how long can they hold people? and there's been -- there's a significant amount of case law around when is it proper to admit a so-called confession? and in both cases there was evidence of identification and statements from the defendants which were supposedly indicative of guilt. here's what i think this is

but make no mistake there's a lot riding on brexit for british brewers.use british beer was among the top food exports last year, generating 900,000 jobs. and the industry does have some concerns, one being the cost of wheat, hops and other ingredients used to make beer. >> we want to make sure consumers know the price is not going to suddenly skyrocket. we want to make sure brewers are going to have supplies they have for making the beer and making the cider. >> it may get a bit more expensive because some of the contents of the product may get more expensive. but not going to stop us drinking. >> if it goes up by a pound, we still have a beer. from the brexit perspective we'll survive. >> reporter: maybe some things just never change. >> on a cold day in the middle of winter you want a nice dark british strong beer that's going to warm you up. >> beers are a national drink in the u.k. >> reporter: for consumers and for the industry at least for now the brexit glass is half full. nina del santos, cnn, london. >> the glass half full. thank you for being w

against ordinary facebook users for example will be comments about robin's and her family is a very big brewer and who has a new all that can be used by governments to punish dissent but it simply does not make it to go the troubling thing is the world above this government house of to move beyond it and released it. all is flawed as well and her. so i think a big part of this has been a lot recently this is do two thousand and thirteen abuse is the use of presidents to shut down the sense in a country david we should take this opportunity to mention that your wife is defending scheidel but i want to ask you you specifically having worked as a journalist in bangladesh for so long how is the climate right now in bangladesh towards journalist is it deteriorating and how much has it deteriorated in recent years. i think it's always difficult to compare. when the big bangladesh nationalist party was in power and when the millage was in power there has been censorship of the media but i think that journalists now do think this is this period is as bad as it has ever been and there is significant. c

brewers trying to fix belt whether throw comes in from peralta. has to get new belt, got got got for laughing. do the >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, jim gaffigan, from the pittsburgh steelers antonio brown, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from imagine dragons. and now, without further ado, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. hi, hola. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. i know many of you are visiting us here in the united state of calirn

jan brewer, we just see the former governor of arizona also just walking by. many members of his staff, his family, important arizona leaders, others are paying their respects to john mccain right now. the state government of politics reporter for the arizona republic and, maria, you've covered senator mccain for a long time. what are you thinking? >> well, that was a series of very emotional remarks. i had talked to governor ducey. that's the office i mainly cover these days. he has been reminiscing over this last week, and even before then, about how he admired mccain. how he looked up to him. sharing some anecdotes. some humorous. some serious. always emphasizing how senator mccain was able to go, you know, beyond party lines very often. say the unpopular thing, even if people in his own party were not going to like it. you clearly saw him there talking about the significance of mccain and how he really shaped arizona and became synonymous with our state. we've really seen that with the outpouring of arizonans who have shown up, everything from outside this

heineken has struck a major deal with the biggest chinese brewer. the partnership will see heineken take a 40% stake in the chinese beer company. they will get a strong distribution network. giants face fierce competition and american markets. anchor: we have sweltering temperatures here in europe, including here in france. it's affefecting many industrie. >> there are precautions being taken. affectingngs eveverything. they are trying to keep workers cool. >> the heat hits with a hammer. it is rising in france. industries are struggling to cope. electricity begins to suffer. this power plant had to shut down one of its reactors. the temperature of the cooling water must be below a certain degree. >> we have a temperature limit which we cannot cross. prproduction stop because we wee close to passing the limitit of8 degrees. >> some atm machines are not working. this generator is out of action due to the heat wave. homes are without power. not beenctories have working. outside paris, it is 32 degrees. for this machine, it's too much. >> it just gave

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china's largest brewer, talks tolly, was in get the heineken china business.is part of a broader trend as we see the likes of heineken seeing above -- abinbev rivals, domestic challenges very strongly. ramy: consolidation, trying to be part of the game. looking at previous reporting, back in march, that is when this first had been rumored to have started. the shares jumped 14%. it will be interesting to see what happens with those shares once the markets open. let's get back to the markets, but the u.s. market, where tech helped lead the game and that was banks. we also have cbs, aig and shake shack making moves. after hours, they report earnings. su keenan is here with highlights. let's start with how apple offset declines by the major exporters. take the heatd off the industrial companies that took a hit. let's go to the market snapshot because we can do that with the dollar stronger and oil moves in opposite directions. if we go into the actual markets, the nasdaq 100 putting on strong gains. let's go into the big movers because tesla soared the most since

jackson yip and matthew brewer aren't your typical firefighters but they are doing just that.ey're graduate students and they're fighting fires with science as part of san jose state university's "fire weather research lab."matthew brewer/student "....it we can help firefighters with our science and the date we acquire from launching or weather balloons, that's a good feeling..."the fire weather lab team recently returned from the car fire where they launched weather baloons to study the wind, fuel loads and atomspheric changes. their mobile lab is equipped with a rader-like "lidar" system that can quite literally see through the smoke and help predict fire behavior says the lab's founder, dr. craig clements. dr. craig clements/san jose state university "....the benifit of having these observations real close to the fire front allows researchers to understand how fires create their own weather and how they react with the local atmosphere and winds and these are things that cant be measured with standard networks..."clements envisions a day when a smaller version of the fire we

. >>> good morning, i'm contessa brewer. here are headlines. wall street futures are slightly in the green this morning waiting for a big economic report later this morning. the july jobs report is expected to show companies kept a strong pace of hiring. it suggests the economy is helping the market. the market was mostly higher yesterday. the nasdaq, powered by apple. it topped a trillion dollars in market value. you probably already knew that. apple stock has risen 9% since reporting earnings tuesday. the dow slipped seven points to 25,326. the nasdaq was up 95. activision blizzard is in talks with several crowd computing providers to offer streaming games. the three largest cloud service providers in the u.s. are amazon, microsoft and google. and all three are also involved with video games themselves. cloud gaming is still in the early stages. activision's rival has unveiled a demo. >>> airstream is bringing smart technology to its iconic rvs. owners will be able to use a smartphone app to adjust the lights, temperature, awning, monitor the

after ten innings and a marathon four hours and 16 minutes, the brewers win 13-12. now to boston. little scary. ace lefty david price, oh, come-backer right off the wrist. he does exit the game. initial x-rays come back, negative. price is expected to undergo a little more testing. meanwhile the red sox explode for an 11-run seventh. they had 12 hits in the inning. they beat the marlins 14-6, but they only care about price. boston is now atop the al east by seven-and-a-half games. >> i'm still surprised at the aaron rodgers deal, not as big as your owned. >> guaranteed now. >> they're literally putting all of their chips on aaron rodgers. >> if anyone deserves, he does. >> i've heard mixed things about whether or not he's worth that much money for one franchise, so we'll see how he performs this year, especially after the odell beckham jr. deal as well. still ahead, much more on don mcgahn's exit from the white house counsel and how it could impact the trump legal team's defense in the mueller probe. >>> plus an emotional moment as john mccain's family and the public pay their res

maybe not said defense attorney brewer.he talked to police. >> she was afraid of the government. i don't think that she was telling the truth. >> had she been pressured? besides, said the defense, there was no dna. no footprints. no fingerprints to prove diamond shot marty theer. diamond was a trained shot shooter but the ones that hit marty were mostly badly aimed, must have been a work of an amateur, said the attorney. someone like michelle. >> michelle asked for the gun several days before the murder, told him her husband was abusive and she was afraid of him. he gets the gun and gives her the gun. he didn't think she was going to use him for the gun. >> did she use him? somebody she could use to serve his purposes? >> she set this up to kill her husband because she wanted the insurance money and for sergeant diamond to take the fall. michelle theer was a brilliant, cunning, ruthless woman who wanted her husband dead. >> the military jury, however, didn't see it quite that way. >> the verdict was swift. guilty as charged

the nationals are at home this evening for a 7:00 game with the brewers.it and miss chances for rain. and fedex field on saturday. texas is coming p here toy maryland. maryland got them down there in austin last ye. hohat happens again. it makes an oklahoma fan happy when texas loses. highest rain chances tay and tomorrow. lower rain chances. labor day looks nice. and the first full week of september looks lik it will be real hot. many, many 90s in a row. >> 4:54 right now. >>> and tribute to a teen killed in parkland, florida, at the high school massacre is getting a lotf attention this morning. the university of connecticut honored alex shatter at the football season opener there. going-year-old dreamed of there for college before he was killed in februaryt stoneman douglas high school. he was made an honorary husky when the school learned of his love for that school. >>> the mystics are in the finals but we don't know if the star player is healthy to take the cohet. at t last game, she tripped and injured her left knee against the dream. she had to behe

>> it's something obviously that every brewer is focused on.f our portfolio is obviously guinness which we're talking about here today but we also have smirnoff ice and we have a tremendous lineup from our smirnoff ice platform which makes up the other 50% of our portfolio. we rolled out with smirnoff ice sparkling seltzers about a year ago. we're playing in that space, making sure we give consumers an opportunity, no matter what it is they're looking for, an opportunity to drink our products and going after what you mentioned in terms of making sure that it's something for everybody to enjoy, no matter where you are, at what time of the day or night. >> this is joanie courtney. it's great, congratulations on your opening. i'm curious to why guinness actually chose baltimore, maryland. looks like you have a really strong plan here what you're doing and getting very involved in the community. can you share with us a little bit about why baltimore, maryland and what was the plan in choosing it there? >> about two years ago i was lucky enough an a

kids: house finch, mourning dove, european starling, brewer's blackbird, red-tailed hawk, american crowboy: hooded oriole, gray y egre, great blue heron, and a mockingbird. rumble: the students love this. they love charging in here and really getting to know at a very deep, profound level what's showing up in our habitat. we observe, we record, we analyze, we share. all of these are important skillss for our students. so, at the very bottttom, do you see the live spider in there? kids: yeah. rumble: i'm surrounded by deerweed, native sages, encilia, but if you go back to 2014, i would have been standing on asphalt. peel back that asphalt, allow the dirt to be there, to plant native plants and create a living laboratory for students to really explore. girl: my name is ramona ramino. i like the garden because we come here and explore nature in the garden. what i see in the garden is hummingbirds, mockingbirds, and flowers. second girl: my name is jimena lopez. we're trying to illustrate poppies and deer grass. boy: the california poppy is a flower native to california. rumble: it was a be

joining us now jan brewer, known john mccain for decades. i think had the honor to getting to nominate him for the republican nomination at the republican convention in 2008. governor, thanks so much for being with us. we send our condolences to you and entire state of arizona. >> thank you so much. it's great to be with you this morning. >> one of the things that is striking is senator mccain, wasn't born in arizona. he was born in the panama canal zone before he moved to arizona he never resided there quite at all. yet, he became devoted to it with a passion of a convert. how would you describe senator mccain's relationship with your state? >> well, john loved arizona. he loved every piece and place that he traveled here in our state. he was an arizonan through and through and loved the people and loved the landscape. he embodied what arizona was all about. he was a maverick and i am telling you today that arizona of course america the world is weeping in sorrow for john mccain and his family. >> weeping in sorrow, no question but also smi

i'm contessa brewer at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher this morning. dow futures up 232 points thanks in part to walmart, which just reported much better than expected earnings on the strongest sales growth for the retailer in ten years. stocks were dragged down by a decline in tech shares. today, we're watching for reports on new filings for unemployment and housing starts. the dow closed down 137 points. the nasdaq fell 96 to 7774. t-mobile is offering new perks to its wireless customers. it will give one free year of pandora plus to existing customers who sign up this month through its t-mobile tuesdays app. it's the ad free music streaming service that normally costs $4.99 a month. they can also get access to special s promotions at concerts and events run by live nation. >>> rite-aid is offering a rather sweet incentive to get people in for flu shots. the drugstore chain is offering free scoops of ice cream with every shot throughout the entire flu season. shots are covered by most insurance plans, a

crushed on earnings off session rows this after caesar's took the whole group down today contessa brewer following the story all day long >> so wynn gets the majority of its revenue from macao and their vip business when macao got hammered the ceo blames the world cup which attracted gamblers away from the casino and he pointed fingers at his competitors who re-entered the vip business though he did not mention them by name. las vegas sands said they outperformed in macao in q2. wynn's commitment to luxury and experiences are paying off in q3 he says in july their monthly sequential growth is up 20% significantly outperforming the market, that their ebitda here is up 4.3 million per day and he reinforced his commitment to japan and he's very excited about going in there and talk about construction about the casino in massachusetts and he mirrored what we heard from caesar's ceo today about the big market drop there that there is going to be some softness in quarter 3 in las vegas because there is a lack of scheduled, vents and last year this time they had a big fight, the mayweather figh